Star.
London, England, 1824-06-08 00:00:00

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An order has been received for the men of war and guard ships
to enter landsmen, provided they are und'r twenty-six years of
rge, although they may never have barn at sea.
The Sraßsownawx takes out a large freight of specie to the Bra-
zils. She is expected to be ready in a week or ten days.
The Bcossoat is ordered to proceed to Woolwich to be paid off.
The SAMARANG, fitting for the conveyance of Major-General Sir
Howaan DOUGLAS and family, to New Brunswick, is expected to
be ready next week ; as is also the CYRENE, for the Me:!iterranean.
rowrssment, Jura s.—Thursday, the IC•rxm bomb, Captain
WILLIAM SANDOM, sailed for Algiers; and the ALGEMINC, Captain
the Hon. llovraou SrorForto, with the FALMOUTH mortar•ves-

ad, arrived from Woolwich, fitted for service in the Meciitetra- I
nean. Captain Lau It ENCIL and four Subaltern Officers of the Royal
Marine Artillery, will go out in the A LGERINE sloop of war, to du
duty off Algiers in the mortar-ve,sclt. The Lightning and Meteor
steam-vessels, attached to the Plymouth and Portsmouth Dock-
yards, are also ordered to assist in towing the bomb and mortar-
vessels into and away from their respective stations, during the in-
tended active bombardment of that city. Mr. GAZE, Master-At-
tendant of the Dock-yard, who was Master of the Queen CHAR..
LOTI e during Lord Exuouiu's gallant attack, is ordered to take the
direction of them. The Goma, 80, Sir T. lavilsosioNe, tailed from
Plymouth, on the 28th ult. for Lisbon ; and the G !lA.:SHOPPER, 18,
Captain AMIN, yesterday, for the Newfoundland station. The
duce sloops of war which have been built on the several principles
of Sir ROBERT SIEEINGS, Professor INMAN, and Captain HA V ES,
have now been launched, and will forthwith be fitted out to cruize
as competitors for superior plans of ship-building.
Potersatourn, Jess 7.—Wind N. K—Off the AVictit, the Bri-
tannia, Luxe, from Madras.
Arrived off Penzance, the Ann, GEORGE, from the Brazils;
Mars, Beaciteitorr, from Demerara; and Parantaibo, —, from
'Surinam.
Off the Start, the Mary and Jane, —, from Rio Janeiro.
The East India Company's ship Marquis of Wellington, which
arrived off Plymouth on the 4th inst. sailed from Bengal the 31st
January, in company with the Abberton ; separated front her on the
19th March, to the Eastward of the Cape, and art ived at the Cape
the 21st March; she rejoined the Abberton at St. I lelena, sailed
thence with her on the 15th April, and parted company in thick
foggy weather on the 31st ult. The Berwickshire, outward bound,
was all well in lat. 26. S. long. 1:4.W. on the 24th February. The
Lady Melville, outward bound, was, on the 15th April. all well in
lat. 2. 10. N. long. 23. 1. W. The William Fait lie, also outward
bound, was all well on the 21st April, in lat. 3. N. long. 20. 45. W.
Famourn, JUNE 6.—Wind K—Arrived the Hero of Molawn,
GA nitwit, from Bengal and the Isle of France ; Archibald, Smear.,
from Antigua in thirty-five days; and Rapid, Wanuay, from the
South Seas. Sailed the Duke of Kent packet, tar Lisbon; and
Joseph and Jane, Giason, for Miramichi.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 6.—Wind K—Arrived the Isabella, SWANSEY,
front London, with loss of topmasts; Venerable, Cowtosu, front
Oporto. Passed down Channel, the Equity, Srow, for Quebec.
Mac, Jona 7.—Wind N.E.—Passed through from the River,
the Minerva, WILLIAMSON, for Bahia ; Mars, WILSON, for the Cape
of Good Hope ; Mary, TUCK ER, for St. Thomas's ; and Constance,
BRA/Meets, for Ostend.
LivearooL, June 6.—Arrived the Friends, —, from Boston;
and Tagus, 'CETI LE, from Lisbon. Off the Port, the Ardent, —,
front Ilonduras.
NAY %I. APPOINTSIENTS.—Captain J. Fitz-Studdert to the Pylules;
Lieutenants Michael M. Wroot, to the Blonde; E. P. Race, to
the Champion ; Lieutenant Decceurdoux, to be Agent of Trans-
portst Mr. Imlay, Assistant-Surgeon of the Spartiate, to be Sur.
goon of the Brazcu ; Mr. Scott, to be Surgeon of the Doris.
.E.isi, INDIA INTELL/GEATE.

The Duke of Lancaster, Davies, from Bengal, arrived off Liver-
pool the 5d instant ; sailed from Calcutta the .20th December, from
the Sand Heads the 2(1 January, from Madras the 19th January,
art ived at St. Helena thr ttsth Match, and sailed again on the 27th

March.
The Albion, Swainson, from Bengal, has arrived off Holyhetrt ;
sailed from Calcutta the lit Janualy, from the Sand Heads the 11th
January, and from the Cape the 19th 'AI arch.
The Warvm Hastings, Hawes, from China, has al rived off Wey-
mouth ; sailed from Canton the lash January, and from St. Helena
the 29th March.
The Kingston, Bowen, from Bengal, has arrived r•ff Weymouth;
sailed from thence the 12th Jan. and trom St. Helena Eth
Passengers—Per Warren Hastings, from China, John Ltecves,
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Esq. frost; Canton.
Per Kingston, front Bengal—Lieutenant-Colonel Richardson,
Bengal Native Infantry ; Lietitenant-Coloni.l Fitzgerald, Bengal
Cavalry; 0. Mellis, Esq. lieutenant Iliscoe, Bengal Native Ca-
valry ; Mrs. Colonel Richardson ; Mu. Colonel Fitzgerald ; Mrs.
I'. Clarke: Mrs. Major Alexander ; Mrs. Sievewright ; Miss M.
Clarke ; Miss E. Young ; three Misses Kennedy ; two Misses
Alexa:Aler ; AIL§ Charlotte Richardson; two Misses Meth ; and
Master T. Clarke.
Arrivals at Bengal—The Mary, Ardlie ; Lotus, Field; and the
Pro'Adence, front London.
Arrivals at Batavia—The Henry, Thatcher ; Recovery, Finlay ;
Earl St. Vincent, Reeves, front New South Wales ; Palembang,
Hyde, front Manilla ; Lev.int, Calvert, front China ; Eliza, Cuth-
bcrtson ; and Dolphin, East, tram Bengal.
Sailed front Batavia—Ea:l St. Vincent, Reeves, for Singapore.
Arrival at Calcutta—The Avon, Sumner, from London and New
South Wales, had arrived at Calcutta, and was to sail for the Cape
the 25th January.
Arrival at the Cape—The England, Reay, front lltimbay, ar-
rived at the Cape on the Ist April, with damage of rudder, during
a hurricane, in :at. It:. S. long. 84. E.

Tom Ileynstris has accepted the challenge of Mil The Hero of
the Castle received instructions a few days since to post the cash on
the part ut Reyaohls. Odds are in favour of Reynolds.