Star.
London, England, 1815-09-09 00:00:00

GREENOCK, SEPT. S.

Arrived here on Sunday morning, the .brig Mary
Ann, Seams. from New-York, in 33 days: left
loading for this port the Fanny, FOREMAY. to sail in
a few days—spoke on the Ist instant, about 50 miles
west of Tory, the brig Waterloo, from. Liverpool,
all well.

JAMAICA FLarr.—Arrived on Sunday morning the
Marquis of Wellington, KILLING, from Jamaica, one
of the fleet; sailed from thence, on the 10th July, in
*fleet of 92 sail, under the convoy of the WARRIOR,
74 guns. On the 9th ultimo, in lat. 40 0. N. long.
62.0. W. the fleet encountered a most tremeadous
storm, during which two shiprfoundered ; neit morn-
ing counted about 30 sail, thirteen of which were dig.
masted. The following vessels were in the fleet for
Clyde, viz. Trelawney, Rain; Columbus, M•KIRDY ;
Marian, EWING ; Montreal, A LIXANDER ; Hope,
HUNTER; and Isabella, CRAWFOR n.—Arrived here
on Saturday night, the Ardent, Mcli.vaiN, from Gre
nada ; sailed thence 27th July, a running ship—the
ships from Grenada, sailed from St. Thomas the day
before, to join convoy. On the 21st ult. lat. 43.40. N.
long. 38. 40. spoke the ship Barret, of and for Liver.
pool. front Jamaica, with loss of mizen-mast. The
:Barret Rifled from Jamaica in the fleet. On the 9th
of August, the fleet experienced a tremendous storm,
in, which the ship Cumberland, of Whitehaven, and
Jam:rice. of Bristol, fotmdered ; .the Captain of the
Cumberland was on board the Barret. • On the even:
lag of the 21st ultimo saw a 74, under jury masts and
jury bolt sprit, with a Man of War brig and six sail
in.couipany, which he supposed to be the WARRIOR
and part pt hei convoy--clkd not speak any of theta.
MILFORD HAVE*, SEPTEMBER 6.
Arrived the Diligence and Bit revenue cutters, from their
respective cruises against the smuggierarAbo the Gower packet,
with a mall and passengers from Waterforik—Salled his Majes-
ty's ship Bemis. Captain JAcKson, with the gun-boat, No. 15,
for Cork ; the John, Wallace, from hence for Pictou ; Twenei
Brake, Hans Hoist master, from this port for Dralai ; Satisfac-
tion; &wariness, from ditto, for Dantaic; Liberty, Aldridge,
from Liverpool for Bourdeaux • Unity, Edwards, from Beau.
MAAS for London; Brenton, Griths, from Yougball, fur Lis-
boa; Indefatigable, Richards, from Liverpool for Ostend; Bee.
Lewis, from Dublin for Seville; Susan and Mary,. Evans, from
Liverpool for Newfoundland; and the Hibernia, Davies, from
Bristol foe Cork.

By a vessel which has reached the Western coast
from New OrleAns, aster an expeditious passage, let-
ters have been received to the beginning at July.
They state, that ships, to the number of 15% were
tiding at the mouth of the Mississippi, waiting to take
goods on board, and that, in consequence, freights
wete very much reduced.

The West Kent Militia •embarked on Tuesday
tisctning, At Dover, for Ireland.
Another division of Germins, forming the Scltroop
of the Royal Waggon Train to be attached to the Ger-
m:in Legion, are expected in Canterinzry to-min-row,
on their route for Ramsgate, to embark for France.
The last detachment, making the 4th troop, is ex-
pected in about ten dayi. These levies, in number
upwards of 600, have been raised by Major 'Futuna,
'in. the King's Getman Dominions, since the com-
mencement of May last.

• A letter from Brighten, dated yesterday, says,
" The town was scarcely known to be more crowded
with visitants, and, in all reasonable expectancy, there
seems to be a due geode* of gaiety and bustle ; but,
nevertheless, we have heard it most frequently assert-
ed, and very deeply lamented, that the company, at
present assembled here, exhibits a serious deficiency
in what is termed dashing, bantuls qualities—that they
are much too serious, too little ddslicted to pleasure,
luxury, and dissipation, and infinitely too economical,
for so gay and voluptuous a watering-place as. Brig-
hton. Were this charge 'well founded; lee, should
tremble for the .continued prosperity of the town.
—The routine of enntseptents at the Libraries—the
cheeifuliiess of the rides add promenades-4heirealth-
ful spirit of the atmosphere, and the rich resources
of the drama—these are the stimulants of delight,
and the antidotes against nand. s' hick distinguish,• at,
the present moment, this highly fashionable place.—
The embarkations from our beach for France are
incessant. • The packet-masters ate reaping a fine
harvest.- would seem, frOm the number of pas-
seugeri covithfually conveyed to the opposite coast,
that this was the only point of communicAtion with.
the Continent., The Prince Regent picket, Captain
H; BLABER, took over to Dieppsl on Thursday night,'
',wards of fifty passengers, among whom were se-
, ',evil persons of rank and +fashion, with their horses
Ind carriages."