Star.
London, England, 1823-10-04 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.-

The Ann, Acurw, front Archangel to Liverpool, was driven on
shore near Lerwick, the 15th ult. the cargo and materAs expected
to he saved,
The Young Fanny, from Amsterdam, is stranded In the British
Channel.

Fatatorrn, OCTOBER 2.—Wind N.—Arrived the Defence cutter,
from Waterford, and sailed again for Plymouth. Sailed the Isa-
bella and Jane, for Naples.
Pm-mot:To, Ocroma 2.—Wind N.—Sailed the Rosetta, Arrirs-
smi, for Madeira.
roarsatotmt, OCTOBER 3.—His Highness Prince Wawa/ of
BRUNSWICK arrived here on Wednesday evening, and yesterday
morning his Highness, accompanied by Admiral Sir JAMES HAW.
EINS WHITSIIED, K.C.B. visited the QUEEN CHARLOY.TE (where he
was received with the customary honours), and also some other
ships in the harbour, the Royal Naval Arsenal, Gun Wharf, and
other Public Departments at the port; after which his Highness
dined at the Admiralty-house, with Sir JAMES and Lady Wan-
SII CD, and a large party of Naval and Military Officers.—Arrived
on Wednesday evening, the BEAVER, 10-gun sloop, from the South
American station, with dispatches front Commodore Sir THOMAS
Hannr, the Naval Commander-in-Chief on that station, and from
his Majesty's Coxstn.• GENERA L at Rio, which place she left the 6th
of August. Mr. THOMAS Bioott, Master, and Mr. B. Woarn,
Purser of his Majesty's ship DORIS, are brought home in the BEAVER,
for the purpose of being tried by a Court-martial on charges pre-
ferred against them by Captain Vranox, of their having been con-
cerned in some mercantile transactions while employed on the South
American station. Captain VERNON, and the witnesses necessary
at the trial, are also arrived in the &AYER. Captain Bacacisimt, of
the tizaern, was left out acting in the command of the litiossoat,
during the absence of Captain Vtallos. Lieutenant W. T. DANCE,
of the DORIS, brought home the 13zaven. Lieutenant NIACDONALD,
late of the (7onwar, and Mr. GEQRGE BIRNIE, Surgeon of the Do-
nis, invalided, came home passengers in the Braves. Commodore
Sir Tnoatas HARDY arrived front Bahia in the CREOLE frigate, about
the middle of July, and remained at Rio when the BEAVER sailed,
as did also the BRITON and DORIS frigwes. The TARTAR frigate
was expected at Rio front Bahia, after which she was intended to
proceed round Cape Horn. The BRAZEN, Captain WILLES, was in
the River Plate, and the Atraona and BLOSSOM round Cape Horn ;
the latter was supposed to be on her way to Rio, with a quantity
of treasure on board. The latest accounts from Bahia represented
that place to be in a state of tranquillity, and trade beginning to re-
vive. Lord COEISKANR, with the Brazilian squadron under his com-
mand, had captured and sent in twenty-nine sail of the Portuguese
vessels which had lift Bahia for Portugal, and was in pursuit of
others. Some of the captured vessels are stated to have been of
considerable value. It was expected that his Lordship, with his
squadrbn, would be sent against Monte Video on their return to
Rio.—The Sroittx frigate, Capt. Pzetimt, fitted out at Woolwich
for the Mediterranean station, is on her way to Spithead front the
River.—The Bssittsx cutter, Lieutenant DICKSON, has taken on
board front the Tower, a quantity of money (of a new coinage)Jor
conveyance to Ireland.—Prince lints (a German Prince), arrived
here on Tuesday, and visited the Dock-yard, QUEEN CHARLOTTE, &C.
—Arrived on Sunday, the Friendship, Dawson, front Petersburgb,
with a cargo of hemp and copper, consigned to this port. Also ar-
rived his Majesty's ship Esx, from Jamaica and Havannab.
d'Ships at Spithead—lsts, Bums, JASPER, and CAttiors. In
arbour— Quern CHARLOTTE, GANGES, MAYON, MADAGASCAR,
TA
A.PAUNTLESS, Molar, VicToa, ALACRITY, and HARRIER.
Drat, Ocroara 3. Wind W.S. W. Came down front the
River, the Vigilant, Monrcosizav, for Barbadoes ; John, Lovett.;
and Vigilant, CROSZIE, for Jamaica. Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Adventure, Wattacis ; Clarendon, RAE and Jane, —,
sfrom Jamaica ; Christian, DeNcms, from Teneriffe ; Mangles, Co-
mm, front Bengal ; and Harrison, Watts, from Quebec.
WgymorzN, OCEoBER 3.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Indus-
try, Assort, from Newcastle, with loss of sails, bulwarks, and
boats, and very leaky.
DARTMOUTH, OCTOBER 2.—Arrived the Commerce, .Flawntss,
from Falmouth, with loss of fore-yard, and sails split.
'cram:twat, OCTOBER 2.—Arrived the Laurel, Nscois, front
Cardiff, bound to Messina, with loss of two top-masts, &c.
Wistrar, Ocrosta 2.—During the afternoon of yesterday and the
whole of last night it blew a tremendous gale from N.C. to N.
Some vessels broke adrift in the harbour, and got some trifling da-
mage. As yet we hear of no damage on the coast.
KINGSTON (JAMAICA), AUG. 2.—Commodore Sir EDW. OWEN has
been pleased to say, that he will dispatch his Majesty's brig Bat-
LETTS in quest of the privateer which captured the Eliza, Ross;
and she will also take under her convoy such vessels as may be
ready to proceed for that part of the Main, as it will be some time
afterwards before he can grant a convoy for that place.—ln a sub-
sequent communication of yesterday the Commodore informed the
'Mayor that eirenmatanees hats raideradk aseemary that be should
dispatch the BarAriva, ht thellsatlins,-orPart-as-Psiiice, and
on her return from thence she will execute the fotegobig services..
CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCTOBER 3._

Sures ENTERED INWARDS—The Scipio, from St. John's; Indian
Trader, from Sierra Leone; Proteus, from Pernambuco; Char-
lotte, from Stettin ; and Elizabeth, from Gottenhurgh.
ENTRRED Otrrwasns--The Venilia, for the Cape of Good Hope ;
Commerce, for Antwerp; Viscountess Down, for Hamburgh ;
Dorset, for St. Petersburgh; Caledonia, for St. Domingo; Craigie,
for Palermo; Elizabeth, for Naples; Express, for Gibraltar; and
Kingston, for Halifax.
CLLARING OUTWARDS—The Orleans, for Vera Cruz; Craig, for
Teneriffe • William Manning, for St. Kitt's ; William Henry, fur
Lisbon; itock, for St. Michael's; Julie, for Calais; and Dorset, for
Petersburgh.
Aisarven—At St. 'haloes, the Maria, Gilbert, from Martinique.
At Nantes, Delphine,—, from Guadaloupe. At Trieste, Susan,
Williams, from the Clyde ; and the Romelus, Shepherd, from Gi-
braltar. At Palermo, Gowan, Mearns, from Newport. At Genoa,
Harriet, Garson, from London ; Margaret, Spinks, from • Liver-
pool; and Neptune, Absalom, from Taganroek. At Leghorn, Mar-
gery, Ferguson, from Odessa. At Newfoundland, Tamer, Lawry,
Irons Liverpool; and Dart, White, from Gibraltar. At Rio Ja.
nciro, the Leghorn --; and Elrich, M'Lean, from London
Ambits; Clark, from Hull; Clio, Frazer, from Gibraltar; Albion,
Booth; and Enterprise, for Oporto; Duke of Gloucester,
—, from Cette ; Swiftsure, Bramfield, from Cadiz; Hanover,
--, from Lisbon ; and Mercury, Holsen, from Hamburgh. At
Boston, Samuel and John, Rogers, from Liverpool ; Planter, Fisher,
from Hull ; Norna, Green, from Rotterdam ; Noble, Maxwell,
from St. Übe's ; and Aurelia, Very, from Petersburgh. At Deme-
rara, Symmetry, Davison, from London. At Naples, Hector, Far-
man,
from London. At Rio, the Manchester packet. from Ed-
mouth. At Barbadoes, the Nocton and Marquis of Salisbury
packets, from Falmouth.
DAVIS' STRAITS FISHERY.
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The William and Ann, WAEZ, arrived in Leith Roads on Satur-
day morning, from Davis' Straits, a full ship. The Bon Accord
brought the extraordinary quantity of 700 butts of blubber, sup-
posed to produce 260 tuns of oil; and although thus deeply laden,
had an uncommonly quick passage of twenty-one days from the
fishing-ground. Captain Nagy' having run to the southward, along
the Labrador coast, in the track laid down in the charts by the Dis-
covery Ships, getting clear of the ice about the 70th deg. of lat.
while other homeward-bound vessels followed the usual course to

the northward, rounding the greater barrier of ice about lat. 74 deg.
the inlet generally found at the commencement of the fishery. Of
this number was the Middleton, CARGILL, of this place, which had
sailed a full ship a week bafore the Don Accord; but, from the
strong northerly winds which then prevailed, must have been greatly
retarded in getting to the northward, so as to render her non-arrival
no matter of surprise, much less of alarm.—. Abet deers Chronicle.

Croydon Fair was yesterday visited by numerous
parties from town, wbo enjoyed much pleasure from the excursion.
'fhe removal of the cattle, which was sold on Thursday, rendered
the scene of amusement more attractive.
Lord SEFTON and his family have left their delightful
Villa at Stoke, for his Lordship's family mansion in Lancashire.
The fair tyres who lately forsook the Haymarket, was
herself forsaken, and has to deplore the loss of an inconstant swain.
A BLACK Jos.—Thursday night, some voilLiins bloke
into the cellar of a sweep, in trying Pan alley, Cow-
Cross, and stole 16 sacks of solt !
CORONER'S INQUEST.—On Thursday night an Inqui-
sition took place before Tsostas Moos, Esq. the
Deputy Coroner for Westminster, at the Barley Mow,
Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, on the body of one of
Mr. Dyson's grooms, of Pa: k-lane, named George
Harding, 35 years of age. A report having been spread
that the deceased had been murdered, and the Jurors
having heard it, they came with a determination to
make a full investigation into all the circunistanas at-
tending the death.—lt was clearly proved in evidence
that his death was caused by the kick of a horse, which
left no exterior mark of injury ; but which, on opening
the body, it was found had broken a rib, and ruptured
the heart. Verdict--Accidental) Death.—Deodand

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THE ARMY

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Yesterday Sir Hume Timms held a Levee, as Secretary to the
Commander-in-Chief, at his Office in the Horse Gusrds.
Lieutenant-Colonel Abuts, half-pay 40th Regiment. is ap-
pointed Governor of the House of indiistry in Mishit, in the room
of Bum, Rsq. deceased.
Upwards of 300 men, belonging to the Invalid D.pot, Fort Pitt,
Chatham, marched on Sunday and on Thursday for Chelsea, to be
discharged on pensions.