Star.
London, England, 1823-09-13 00:00:00

NAVAL lATELMENCE.

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The SPARTIATICi 75-gl2ll ddlp,litain Gnatlox TROMA.S VM
cow, (bearing the flag of kear•Admiral Sir Grouter Era,
K.C.H.) intended for the South American station, is &tabled
Spithead, waiting her-final orders. •
The Officers of the Royal Yachts fitted nut in the expectatio
of his llarartv's embarkation this Sunmter, have been promote
notwithstanding his Misagsay did not embark, which, it is sac
has been done in consequence of his AlaJtary's express car
mands to that effect. The Officers promoted are Lieutttue
C. IL Mt Lsou asta, and I. H. JonNsrotta, Rorat. Grosai yadh
Lieutenant ROWER? FAIR, ItOTAI. Soy ; and Denims
B. Wit.cox, PRlNClelteumnr, to he Commanders. Mr. A. Ela
craw, Jonas XPllomiar., and W. C GZIMARD, ;`•lldeiliPl34
Royal. Gxoaca; Mr. W. Dtcuer, Pattscs Ilaccur ; and Mir.
CIIO2IER, ROYAL StIVIMISIGN, to he Lieutenants. Liemiena
Groace PIERCE, of the Pauct Itrcitit, at Chatham, arid die
tenant Docot.as of the Blickade Service, are promoted I
rank of Comma; N
Commanders.
lieutenant PHILIT ./sPenct is appointed to the ROTA'. Gitnli
yacht, to command the Cst.t.tore trucker:
Captain T. Ceara, nephew of Sir Wiat.tsst ('torn, Is a
pointed to command the Serve: sloop cif war, at Chatham.
The Fast India Company's outward-bound ship Atlas Oa
well on the 7th of April, in lat. 1. 14. N. long. 19. 50. W.
Stri. •R....%Yrived his Majesty's sl
' Turns, from Plymouth; and his Majesty's brig Paartitate,ge
a cruize.; and the Brothers, FICACUMON, from Pectiamhuco—sai
19th July. Off the port, the Mnterprize, Ilaszaa, from Iced
re.ratnern, Salt. 11.-- Wind li Arrived the Duke
Bronte, liseuaanso.sT, from Datitzic.

roitismoutti, Sart. Wind P.. S. U.—Sailed the &a
-Alerchapt, Mums, for Madras acid Bengal; and Grtirian,ll
mow, for Vatparaimo.
Dui Sarr. 1;2: Wind E. S. F..--Came down from the Rs
and sailed, the Site, ISLYTH, for •Berbice ;
the•Canarki; and Juno, l'arieliaso, for Jamaica.

CUSTOM-HOUSR, SRPTKSIBER
Slurs Etersaan !swains—The Helen, hialvina, Alhimto
Zephyr, front Petersburgh; Trois Avis, front Antwerp ; I
sabeth and Craig, from Archangel; Anatolia; front lbws
floffoung, from Stettin; Jane, from Ggntra ; and Suffolk, Is
Onega.
EI4TERiD Ourvamtv--The Denisen, for Jamhita; H
Bremen ; Mao, for Grenada; Latina and lletileys, for
flea; Maty and Jolliet, rot Lisbon.' Ocean, for Bilboa;
tfor Kisineur •' and Flying Fish, for elstetftl. ,
Cumihot um Gustave, "fay Vaineur ; Ileja
SiConstantinople ; Britannia, tor Lisbon; cherry, fur Deb
A RIIVTD-At Petersburgh, the Marntina, Tindall, from Z
don ; Patriot, Woodbetry, from the Hatannat Ja•te, T I
and .Renown, Cluminghatn, from Leith; John, Vest,.
Bristol; and Triton, Frost, front Salem. At Archangel,
rine, Sword, from London. At Copenhagen, Cottbus?,
ton, from London. At Gottenburgt, Minerva, Larsen;
Charles the Fourteenth, -, front London. At Flanthe
Perseverance, Maughan, from London ; and the Hannah,
from Trieste. At 11thoet, Charles Wylie, Sterriker, Iron
!Domingo. „ At Buenos Ayres, Hercules, Malmsey, from
pool; and Amiable, Cleret, from Rio. At Surinam, Kub
Jonker, from Alithikburgh ; and Sinuntette Nlarla, —, I
Amsterdam. At Copenhagen, Droning, rhht, from Gi
ivy. Off Marseilles, ketafoue, from New Orleans`
from the Havannah. At Names, Jenne' I
rime,--, front Cuba. At Cusbaven, ltio Packet, Kers
front Rio; Flora, 'Aleinete, from Curagha ; Sasony, Met
and Merton, Drummond, from London. At Bremen, I
Stark, from Rio ; Ant, Lane, front St. ThoMas's ;
M'Gill, from Baltimore ; and the inclination, from
don. At Middleburgh, Daageratil, Richtls,,frotit Surinam.
the Texel, Kolonist, Vrkndilkhap, and L
Agatha, -, front Suritrani; also die Marthai• Barber,
New York.

SnirwsXmi.--Extract of a letter; dated *Alseritius, Ma
a A coasting vessel, belonging to, M. Lagoardette, disapps
r
in the night of the 15th or 16th of February last. She ha
board five men, with eight days' provisions. It has sines
peared, that whilst endeavouring to double the Marne de Ova
she was driven by the violence of the wind out of sight of
her sails were torn. and she was carried by the current ta
eastward. CM the eighth day these unfortunate persons pero
a brig, which they followed all; well as they were able, but r
it wag impOssible to get up with it. Having approached w
sight of the isle of Ronda, they endeavoured to gain the Isar
failed. At length, on the 19th day, after striving in vain, so,
was the swell, to make use of their oart, exhausted with bu
and fatigue, they gave themselves up to the Most dreadful
Flail, and three of them wished to put ka cod toilteir
the Mattes, whose courage had never forsaken Min; and
was seconded by one of the sailors,resoNed to let the v
drive before the wind and the' current. TMs resolution-
them from an* awful death. At this time their provisions
water were *holly exhausted. At last, after Ulan& bee
prised nine days to the mercy of the wave*, they landld st
dagascar, a little to the north of Nut-point, where ther lea
front the inhabitants of the country every assistauce which
deplorable Condition required. During the three last dal
their miserable voyage, they bad no other means of allaying
thirst than by drinking sea water."

Letters from Perpignan of the 7th, state, that
diversion made by Mltans, which had for its of
the withdrawal of pin of the troops from before
telona, had so far succeeded, that daring the act
near Tarragona, the peasantry of the environs
intently entered Barcelona with provisions and
and other articles of which the-garrison and ink
ants were in want. Several persons htve been
arrested by the French Authorities, for the viol;
of the blockade; and the Marshal, as the surest tr
of causing it to be respected, had given orders o
7th for considerable reinforcements to be mar
thither. Nothing is still said of Mina. The 141
counts of him stated that he was still in Barre
and that Rotten, although nominally 0914
measures recommended by the
The inhabitants of Barcelosai
majority, are as Ct,nstitutioa
visions are still cheap and abundaaty
Constantinople of the 15th, anew
received official news, that p
been definitively concluded a
vtver4r unfavourable this sew'
;their pod:arts hope that the I
the advantages which it might,
. A anew—These Gardens closet
repetition of the Union Pete, after an
acne, noridtimassdial the Inn
pnoatied dor* the greater part7iii:7-
rut' iliumialiod devnes exhibited it..,
words 01 WI -”wfai ny Farrar
variegated hove ht nom of tot
. of the Canon Wk. litatnoosr
..sressl nig:cads/die Proprietors'
their IledottedetentanatiOo to ow* '
Addle. - •

r- Mr. CANNING arripli fir Gloucester Lodge last adopted all the Met
i, evening. mander-to.Chtef. 1
• This forenoon Mr. S arrived at the Foreign is to say, the great
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st OWce, in Downing-si Dispatches fromVienua. ever, and provisions
Yesterday morning. WA Lanai, the King's Mere Letters from Con
in senger, arrived at tketitateign Office, Downing-street, that the Purte has t
to froariftrit. • • •*: with Persia had be
to • Mrollaneftris tisaArchitect of the English Opera 16th of July. Ho,'
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House, is the author of 4 Dour a Day, the new Mu- be for the Greeks,.t
sical Farce that has been so successfully represented will not draw all 6
to at that Theatre. It was repeated last night with if that event.
Its possible increased applause; and is certainly a smart,
VAUXHALL GAR
se merry, anti amusing production'.
• night with a
ht repetition
fling ar•CowsranTraort.a.—On the 20th August successful season =WI
.
there was another great Constantinople, which broke they which prev'ailed, t 1
4.* out on the side of Conn Cape, and there being a t don di. the lark)" il
r- north wind, very groat fears Irks ontertaiiued. , needy" night, the wort
rd feet mist in 1
bower, got dovin iniftfaw hontafiend only askinstins the last act t
is destroy • --bandrol house!. The exertions of an approptlitto Address,
the firatinart anCliindlisysti storm, accompanied 4111*P"0114
nit
with Wipes Pia= Ptir• t Paper. - • patrouage Odle Public
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