Star.
London, England, 1814-05-25 00:00:00

NAPAL INTELLIGERCB

An ace,punt has been received, at the East IndiA.
House, of the arrival in Funehall Roads, on the 26th
April last, of the extra ships LORD I(cfr.t and Aux.
mons, which parted company with the China Fleet
on the preceding day.
FALMOUTH, MAY n.
No arrivals.—Sailed the Speedy packet, for
boa, With a Mail.—Wind variable, fine weather.
MILFORD, MAY sh
Wednesday last the sloop Perseverance, HARMS
master, was, in a calm, driven On the Bishops. al.d
immediately sunk and disappeared. the crew, for.
tunately, saved themselves by getting the boat um
the side, the instant she struck the rocks.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 24.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Arou.o from the Medi,
tetranean, and is put under quarantine. Also ..rrived
his Majesty's ships CONFLICT, CROWLIEII, TYRIAIito
HOPE, and Mlssurroz from the French Coast, having
landed prisoners from England. Also arrived the
Belvedere and Regent with troops from Guernsey,
and afew other ships, not important. SaileJ his Ma-
jesty's ship STEADY for Cherburgh, and the follusring
transports, for Woolwich, e•iguirs/ contoy, vit. : the
Bridges, Emperor Alexander, William Siisbald, Mar-
mien, Thnmas and Mary, Unison, Liberality, and
Rover. Fut back to Spitheli his Majesty's ships
NawcascLa and -Entans, that sailed yesterday for
America.—Wind Westerly.
DEAL, MAY 14.
Came down from the River the Loin) Duweim
East Indiaman and remains. Arrived his Majestrs
ship ALoNzo from Jersey, TIORtsS frigate from Sheer-
ness, and about forty sail of transports, arc. irons
Portsmouth, the chief part of which, with th- Emu.
Motto East Indiaman, have sailed for the River.
CHATHAM, MAY et.
Today money arrived here in a post-coach and
four from London,. for the necessary service of this
port and Sheerness. Tke ST. ALBAN% is in the se-
cond dock ; and the workmen have already begun to
take her to pieces. The Sampson prison.ship at Gil-
lingham being cleared of prisoners, is orderer round
to Woolwich, to betonverted to a sheer
gunboats in Hoo Creek, are all to be sold. JULIA
sloop was launched on Thursday last. She had been
hauled op on the slip some time ago, and undergone
a thorough repair.
DISTRYEUTION OP PRIZE-MONEY. •
Charles, fot the Eliza Wheeler, on her arrival; recalled at 14
Surrey-street, Strand.
Sparrow. for the Lightning, on board, os Friday ; recall d at
13, Great George-street, Westminster.
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The Fox, HORT, of and from Pool to Newfound-
land, was taken 16th inst. by the Surprise, schooner
privateer. of Baltimore, of ten guns, 18-pounders,
but suffered to proceed after taking out the most va-
luable part of her cargo, and puttineon board the
crew of a brig the had captured the day betnri.
The Fidelity, Huttren, of North Shields, and the
James and David, —, of Dundee, were captured
the 18th instant, off Cape Clear, by an American
schooner privateer. of ten guns, 18-pounders, and 96
men. She burnt the former, dismasted the latter,
and then gave her up to the crews of the two vessels.
—She was towed into Baltimore the same day.
Letters from Riga mention, that on the 14th of
April the ice of the river Duna broke up, but again
congealed and stuck fast on the 16th. The conse-
quence was, that the water burst thrqugh the dykes,
and caused damage-in the town to the amount of SO
millions of rubles. More than 81) vessels with hemp
were sunk and a great quantity of timber and masts,
besides 400 houses, destroyed.
DUKZ or WILLING-I'ON. —When this great Hero
may arrive in this country is not qui.e cert.un ; as it
is very probable he may be detained in Spain a week
or two at least, so that it can scarcely be expected
that he can pay this country a visit before the 4th of
lona, the day on which the Drawing of the ensuing
li LOTTRAY will commence, a circumstance which will
1 midge many persons to give his Grace that hospitable
reception which their limited means might otherwise
balm precluded the possibility of accompl4hing..
'LINO'S Tnaaritt.—Madame Cadmus:, wh., has
been engaged for the remainder of the season, made
her first- appearance; last night. as Horatio, in the
grand Serious Opera of Gil Omni e apriati. She was
rapturously greeted by the whole audience. Her
voice is as good and as pleasing as ever, and her per-
formance continues to have abi that interest which so
early rendered her one of the most distinguished fa-
vourites of the public.
COVIDIT-GARDZW.—The Konsince of Richard Carr
De Lioa was revived at this Theatre last night. The
characters of Richard and Matilda were well sup-
ported by Mr. SINCLAIR and Miss SIRFIIILNIe and tbe
Piece was received throushout wills tuna appro.

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