Star.
London, England, 1809-06-03 00:00:00

N.VAL INTELLIGENCE.

E.A.ST INDIA SHIPPING:
An account has been received at the East India.
House, that the East India fleet, which sailed from
Portf,mouth the 9. 7th April last, arrived at Madeira
the Sth ult. under convoy of his Majesty's ship LA..
VINIA, Viz.

Unittd,KiNgdoin, City of L-wdon, Castle Eden, Devonshire,
Nl,:tealf, Surrey, Marchioness of Exeter, Doter Castle, Tautton
Ca;:le, Marquis Wellesley, Earl Howe, end Retreat.
FALMOUTH, MAY 31.
The Cornwallis packet, whichkailed yesterday, has
r ut back.
PORTS7vf6I.ITH, JUNE 2.
Arrived the GOSHAWK sloop of war from C
ser.—lt has blown a gale all last night, and nearly
the whole of this day, from the S. W. The Mo-
narch, JACW2SS, loss of three linchors La'.lcs ;
T U homas, CL! ; Hannah, WALLI:,; Mall%
and Eleanor, —, transports, have run into harbour.

PLYMOUTI-1.D0C.K,. JUN 7. 1.
Arrived the French brig letter of marque
from 'L'Orient, bound to Senegal, laden with brandy,
wine, and oil. captured by the Plia:NIX fri,r "ate, Capt
Mums. She has also eaptured a linge ?tench sloop
laden with brandy, not yet arrivecl..--The FoRTUNEE
fr;gate came into ILA:cur from the Sotilidlast tven-
ing;to he repaired.— Sailed the i'ilcbard schooner for
Reclr.:•.crt.

Five, P. M.—A signal is just made, by telegr." ph,
for the Raven to get under weigh, to isle dispnt.zbes
for Lisbon.—r Admiral Slorfoun; in Ale* CAS..', is
expected in here early in the ensuing wurl..,
DIAL, JUNE 2.
We have experienced a very heavy gale from

S. S. W. the whole of this day, but are Sapp:Y..l6 say
tie have not heard of any of the ships suffering,.though
the wind was tremendous, :and a large fleet riding in
the Downs. The Deal boatmen exerted themselves
to the utmost, this morning, in getting their boats
afloat, in order to get to the windward, to render the
shipping assistance if required ; it being low water,
several of them swamped in trying to get afloat. Se-
veral of the ships have drifted some. distance, and
five, or six have parted and got into Ramsgate Pier
—Particulars unknown—one of them a Portuguese
schooner.
Five o'clock P. M.—Wind rather abatedships
ride more easy,

• lIAMSGATE, JUNE 2.
Put in the Lavinia, HUTCII:NSON, with loss of an
anchor and cable ; Ann, RAND, loss of two anchors
and cables ' • Orphan, Davis, loss-of cable, anchor, and
bowsprit ; Orion, El-ANs, lOss of anchor and cable ;
Nancy, HUGHES, loss of anchor and cable ; N-aviga-
CAae, loss of two anchors and cables; Bidde-
foid, BaockENsiffas, loss of two anchors and one cable. •
FROM I.LOYP'S LIST.
GRAVItstNn, lysr. 2.--Sailea„,the Recovery, liaiiider, fat
Curacoa; John, Bowden, for Cerra; and AmakoiaY :Amu, foe
Malta.

EAST INDIA: 1-I.;ivsE —Yesterday. a General Court
of Proprietors was held at the East India House, at
which, after the usual for, Id the Re,

—Lo pip. .... ,-- _.y , produce a di- - .-ms, an,. _ esolutions of
connection wttll the Leeward 'shim's. levying;con- . the Directors, dismissing certain Writers and Cadets,
Tyrol Scittu.'s partizans are busied in -
whose appointments were: surreptitiously obtained,
Sir JOHN NEWPORT wished some Gentleman version in his favour. If the former was, his object, tributious in the North. of Germany. They unioi mly :
would make the same statement with respect to Ire- he has completely failed ; if 'tile latter, he has not, ;pull down the French Arms whereyer they find them, had been read, and the Chairman had, it a very able
land that the Right Hon. Geattlenian had done with 1
poliaps, beea altogether uusuccessful. It is certain and exhibit those of Great Britain n theirstead. f speech? defended the propriety of those Resolutions,
respect to the Pension List of Great Britain. In that
that Sot;L-r has effected his retreat to Gallicia, though ' The effect of the high wind yesterday was severely Mr. SANSOM, after a speech of considerable length,
country the inflaence of the Crown had been carried
felt on the Rive; ; several ships and craft start •d from proposed a motion, the purport of which was to re-
their moorings, and a number of boats were lost ; at commend to the. Directors a reconsideration of the
tl.ated Itngth, so much so, That in 1793 the List received yesterday by Government, the substance of
Limehouse and Blackwall a large quantity of tiles Resolutions ; which motion was seconded by Mr.
sra3unted to JEI2-1,000 ; and when an Act was pass- which was cr,mmunicated in Bulletins to the follow- were blown from the houses ; at Poplar several trees asHINGTos— when a debate of some length ensued.
td to prevent an; increase to it, or the disposal of 1 were torn.up from their roots; and in Moorfields the The Speakers in support of the question were, Mr. P.
tag purport ;
more than £I2(X) a year, till it should be redu,:ed tot
"the ~ •
same.. A
.number of
.old houses, insSpitalfield_ s, were_ 14 . .
...OoRE, Mr, JAM&S, Mr. LOWNDKS, and Mr. ROCK ;
despatches from Sir ARTHUR WELLTALEY are
They
. shook to their foundations; .but we, have not heard of • end those against the question-4-the Chairman, Sir 1:.
1..-'BO,M, Lord W.:stmorlitad, then iu odice, in the .
coarse of the few month.: allowed before the opera- dated Oporto the 21st ult. state that the at-
any lives being lost. One of the large trees in tte MIKTGALIT Mr. RARIVI4 Mr. LZYTUS, Mr. RiGBY
ton of the Act commenced, cyatrived to ,neat, in tempt which he had made to cut off the retreat of Bird Cage Walk, St. James's Park, wits blown down, and Mr. iIinCINCI. The question being at lengti
eifferent pensions, the additionar amount or £13,000 i Cota.r had been unsuccessful, and that he could not and the Mall was covered With branches and leaves loudly called for, was.put and carried in the atiima-
a year. ( Hear, Arar.)
1 five, by a considerable majority.
Ir. V::11T1311'..1.D al:gm:1.11c statement of:Ir. I continue tie pursuit pith any effect, unless be bad so _ that were blown off: • •
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