Star.
London, England, 1815-08-21 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The China fleet had not passed Grareseni at five
o'clock yesterday evening.
Fausourn, AUGU.,T 18.—A,rivcd the Speedy
picket, with a mail from Corunna, in six days ; and
the American brig Susanna, SMITH, from
phia. Sailed the Duke of Kent packet, LawnEncit,
for Lisbon.—Wind W. squally.
DEAL. AUGUST 20.—Sailed this morning the Aj tr,
Trtatt, Jor Jamaica ; Moreland, Moors ; and 4.ir,
BARCKLEY, for America. Arrived the CHANCE ;r'ed
cutter, from Ostend ; his Miiksty's ships lis,.LS P. T.:us
and BRUNE, from the Westward, and have sailed
the River to be paid off--Wind N. W.
Prmourn, AUGUST 19.—Cane in ils Majesty's
ships Sunemze, Lom Ireland, and FL A, from a
cruize. Sailed the Eunovas frigate, suprnsed for
the coast of France ; and the BELLEROVUON man oi
war for Portsmouth.—Wind N.W.

PoRTSMOUTH, AUGUST 20.—Arrived yesterday his
Majesty's ship PUMA:: from a eruize the Ocean,
Jortxsolv, from the D'wns for Botany Bay. S.u!ei
yesterday his Majesty's ships ritINIROSE, SWIVT, .41sd
BELLE Pate, for the Eastward. Arrived to.d.ty his
Majesty's ship BELmtoraott from the Westward...—
Wind Westerly.

Cc AVIISZNO, AUGUST 21).—Arrived the Grer
Devina, Gray, and Brotherai Janet, from it ir s ; J off. ow it rrt t,
Astrea, from Harlingen ; Prince Regent. Might..., front I.'.osva ;
William, Bier, from Waterford; Royal Oak, larks m, fr. irs
Ostend; Venus, Catrui, and Christriano, Churn, Citcha-
Yen ; Concordia, Scisontaker, from Bremen ; Qu 11"101
Genoa ; Swan, I.iverie, trula liarcduna ;
Orffin Ostend ; Wyndham, Bythe, Iro,o Rol .114,
from Oporto; Regret, Herrick, tram Prince Edwar4's Island ;
Pearl, Humble,. front Surinam ; schoon-r Elisa, Maidraft, !Pun
Petersburgh ; W•mtter, .lA'atten, Caslis ; Btinnr, ('arrow,
from Stettin; St. Nichola:,, Field, f:u:n P,.. •-s;tileg!,; Langley,
Btjus, from .Antigua; Hound, Dryden, fro -1 z• " •
Johcson, Ashdown; from Catalonia; Union, Ikedinr, from el • 1.,
Trio, I.ton, from Petersburgit ; Vine, nt I ianthures.
Bos row (N. 1:.), JULY 25.—We learn tine on . .
a very heavy gale was experienced at Tolvago, by wh et, very
considerable damage was done to the shi, ping four Si irlsh viv-
aria were driven on shore, one of which was I:tarn wils sugars;
the same extended along the coasts of Surinam and Den rats.
and the ALut ce, [Wherry, from Sweden.

Mrs. MURAT seems to have been very Tansy, wllle
she held a share of the Sovereioty of NAples. ln
taking the inventory of the effects wilich she brotorlit
to Trieste, there have been found, it is said, I,Bdi
ducats in gold. 120 cwt. of silver
r!A:e, diAttlw:j3,
OR a very moderate valuation, to tie amount at 41
bast 3,000,000, besides a great many vain ible pain!.
inns and antiques t the latter, it is afarrnei, are t.e.
questrated, but all the rest is secured Lo her in full
property.
A Private 'Letter from Park, dated ilogtist I I.;
says : 66 The acts of Prussia, and the vacattcies mate
by her both in the Picture Gallety, and the Saloons
of Sculpture, have encouraged other Sovereigns to
make application for, their due ; aont you may ail-
Flounce it as a sure thing that the Emperor of
rata has t dcen measures for resorting to Fioreneo,
Modena, Milan, Parma, Verona, and Venice, every
object of fine arts belonging to those Eiig.
land, it is said, will act the same part for the Poo., ;
and a great. Protest has been just enterc.! by t..,t
King of SPAIN against the French retaining the live
Murillos, &c. which they took from Madrid. in &t:t,
the superb Museam will very soon be reduced to
simple Gallerie du Itoi, as before, and I think Cie
measure so just, that 1 have no doubt you will suppiat
the principle with all your energy."
Thursday, the CALLIOPE, Captain MiKoN crate,'
arrived at Portsmouth from Quebec, in tnenry-rise
days, with dispatches from Commodore Sir • En.
wants °WWI, relating, we enders and, to the L dies
of Canada—as the question affects the final strange.
meets pendiirg between America and this country
for a permanent peace. The Cawing& IN Hips an ac-
count of the arrival of his Majesty's ships Dai aria,
TRAAVI, WENER,THAMILS, and ABUNDANCE, t Que.
bet, after a long passage of 56 Jaya farm Spirlic.id„
These ships would wait the arrival of the al titictrs,
seamen, and marines, expected from the Lakes in
Upper Canada but, as their journey dot;: the
country would occupy a space of nearly two months,
their arrival home cannot be expected for acme
time. The NLWCASTLE, Lord Gaotton ST L'A r,
was to sail about the Ist instant with a convoy of nine
sail for England. The limited service men from the
10th Veteran Battalion, with Captain DAVIES, N. •
and seamen and marines from;Lake Omario,-are
coming home in the convoy. General liarnn
Rol-mammon will arrive in the Nswoasne, Sir
EDWARD OWEN bad left Quebec, to take A survey f.f
the vessels in the Lakes, and make arrangements for
the subsistence, &c. of the crews of such as will be •
kept in commission on a peace establishment. Sir
Harmer HALL, Commissioner of the Naval Dock.
yard at Quebec, came home with the dispatches from
Commodore Owarc, and we understard he returns
again shortly to that country, as it not intended to
abolish the establishment.

ColN•EzcHArron, AUGUST 21.-. Although the ar.
rival of Wheat this morning was not Loge, yet the
quantity that was left unsold from last week's supply,
made together a great show of samples, and the
weather continuing line caused heavy titles at a rep•
duerion of Sc. per quarter from the prices ut last
Monday, and a great deal remains unsold, witch
could not be got off at that decline. Barley, Beans),
Pease, and Oats, art fall is, per quartet lower/ aid
dell ad%