Star.
London, England, 1815-11-20 00:00:00

DEAL, NOVLNIBEg 19.

Arrived from the River the Enterprize, 131.ain, for
J ,ntaica ; Flora, MaJou, from Archangel for Ports-
.nouth, in 50 &vs.—live o'Clo‘k. Arrived the Nile,
from the West Indies.
ILFRACOMBE, NOVEMBER 18.
The stern it a boat, on which is marked ag 131,t0n,
of Whitehaven, Matthew Jackson," anti some wreck,
itas been picked up on this caast.

HARWICH, NOVENIBER 19.
Arrived the Lady Nepean packet, And Henry Free-
ling, MASON, from Cuxhaven, with mAils and passen-
gers; And Lord Nelson, with ditto, from Helvoetsluys.
&tiled the following Packets with NIAil, .in,j i'Abti.:ll-
- :—the Ilcury Freeling, is 'a'. 1.4 Heivor:-
sluys ; the Alliance, M.tAsii, tor GoLietinurgh ;
and ilia Lady Nt.,,cAn, I for Cuxhaven.—
The Snow Sha,io, Newcastle, BlveN, laden with
coals, from S: ;46 to London, !.,onded on the outer
Duusi,:g Tuesday morninr--Master and seven of
the crew drowned.,—Wind N.

The Andromeda, Cartair. ARTHUR, Minstrel,
Captain Logs, and Sabrina, Captain A. R. Mac-
tumor, have arrived from. the -Mediterranean Stati,,n.
The Andromeda cam. fro-. 1 Gibraltar, Minstrel
from Marseilles, S sbr:-ia from .Malta and Gibraltar.
When the Minstrel left M...z.eiiles on the lOtti
Lord Exmourit AS lying t''.2re, with the Boyne,
Ajax, Bomb +, and Meantic.. The Sabrina sa;led
from Malta ta the 11th ult. ;,.nd Gibraltar or: tlle
sth instant, and brought disp ;:ches from Generals
MAIrLAND and DON.
,The L( e .tthan and Partridge
were lying at Malta ; the Mu. . gue, only, at Gab-
raltir. The Leviathan was ab, to join Lord Ex-
SIOUTIJ ; the Partridge was to t. specie to clan.
The Ciorinde, captain PeettxLi., was waiting at
Genoa fur the arrival of her Ruyr.l llighnet,s the
Princess of WALes, who intended, it was ti.:detstood,
proceeding in that ship to Sicily stal Malta. The
Sabrina has brought 600,000 dollars, the property
of Government, and 10,000 &liars kr metch.ints.
The Andromeda brought 570,000 dollars for Go
vernment. She received pratique on Saturday.
On Saturday his Majesty's store-ship A lery,dance,
Mr. JOSIAH ()ALE, commander, arrived at Portsmouth
from Halifax, in 19 days. She sailed in company
with the Coromandel, which came in on Wednciday.
The tollnwing persons came passengers :
J. Jrgery, Esq. Collector of his Majesty's Customs at lisitifax,
his wife and taintly ; J. Mosier, E. ?lava store-keeper at her-
muda, his wife and family ; Mr. and nits Uniske ; Dangan,
Esq. and his clerk; Mr. I'. Wallis, Comini ** toner's clerk
at Halifax • Mrs. Lloyd (wife of Colonel Lloyd), and MF.W right,
agent victullar of Halifax.
The Abundance left the Acber, Narcissus, Cyd-
mu, Medina, Menai, Arab, Jasseur, aed Espuir, at
Halifax. The Cydnus was about to return home.
There had been some unpleasant differences with the
crew of the Narcissus, originating in their having
been kept upon a foreign station so long in a time of
peace. The .North Star, Captain Coe, an ived at
Halifax on the 22d ult. with specie from Jamaica.
His Majesty's store-ship Tortoise has arrived in
the River from Portsmouth, to receive op board the
frame-work of the house which has been formed for
the residence of BostAmere, at St. Helena. The
Coromandel sailed on Saturday fur the River, it is
'opposed for it similar service.
The Eurotas tril;ate, Captain LiwcitAr, which
arrived las: week at Plymouth, from Malta, left it
the 6th ultimo, and Gibraltar the 3d instant. She
landed SAVANY, LALLENIANDH, and others (late Bo-
Narmyres fellows) at Malta : they are there consi-
dered as prisoners of war.
ThaTagus frigate, Captain p. DVNDAS, Will go
out of Portsmouth harbour on Wednesday, and sail
on the following day to the Mediterranean statio:t.
She is the only ship thaL bas obtained her full csan-
plement of seamen at that pot; sinca tire peace.
The most active exertions are made to obtain sea-
men for the Niger frigate, C. otain S. JACkt;ON, as,
the moment she is ready, the I el. Mr. BACOT, our
Minister to the United States, will embark, and pro-
ceed on his Embassy.
A letter from Lisbon states th.it: the Prince Regent
of PORTUGAL has expressed the highest displeasure at
the Regency, for having hesitated to put the troops at
the disposal of Marshal DERESFOND, and subsequently
dispatched a Messenger to Europe, (who is arrived
at Lisbon), conferring the most ample independent
powers on the Marshal.
The CAMEL store-ship sailed last week frcm Ply-
mouth for Gibraltar. Twelve artificers from that
Rock-yard went out in her to repair the bat racks,
&c. there: others are going to Bermuda. Colonel
BASTARD, M. P. of the East Devon Militia, who had
embarked on board the CAMEL 10 go to Malta for
the recovery of his health, was obliged to disembai k,
on account of severe sea sicking.