Star.
London, England, 1823-09-18 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

~ The Argo, P. Zing, from Amsterdam, arrived at Cowes yester-
day; With 300 foreign passengers, as settlers, bound to Rio Janeiro,
I' The Siuriax sloop of war has beep found omit for service, and
captain Cuarts, nephew of Sir Wus.rast Cuarrs, has been appointed
to tke WILAZLI, at Chatham, instead of the former vessel.
Faisioirst, Serr..l6.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Montague
packet, front Rio Janeiro—sailed 20th July ; from Bahia 4th Au-
us and from Pernambuco 12th August ; Priscilla, Macula+,
from Prince Edward's Island—sailed 9th August.
„. Pivieourn; SEPT. 16.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Lord Ex-
month; Banarrr, front Quebec in thirty-nine days.
PORTSMOUTH, Seer. 17.—Arrived the Princess Charlotte. Lams,
from Madras—sailed Bth May, and from St. Helena 27th July.
Xift it the latter place, the Zephyr and Granger, Southseamen.
tor England. His Majesty's ship Mennen has been released from
Quarantine. • . •
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Diaz, Seer. 17.—Wind W.S.W.— Came down from the River
11 remain, with several more of the outward-bound, the Hermes,
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for Smyrna; Elizabeth, Boma, for Cape Coast Castle;
rd F.xmouth, 'Sltr.t.s, for Malta; Nestor, —, for Honduras;
E.
and Waterloo, BUNTAW, for India. Arrived and sailed for the
direr; the Delight, Faasie; from Teneriffe, after being supplied
fit' nth .an anchor and .cable from hence. Put back this morning,
dw.Prornise, GLasGow, fur Ferrol. .
WiTMOUTU. Sen.. 17.—Arrived the Speedy, BREWER., from Co-
canna; bound to Guernsey—sailed from Corunna the 10th instant;
tfi lying in the illele, a French frigate, brig, and schooner. The
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! lowing Spanish passengershave lauded from her this morning:—
.Jaan R0.1141/11 Dlt AILIANA. M. AtirIPIIO DI ARIAVIA, M. PILIIIIIO
PIIIIIii. LOllia, M. Burt GAIINIADA M. Join SAVTIAGO BLAN-
111t,7 Pd. CtSARZOBLANDIS, and M. Jose Havtta.
.„.Viisais seam( wow —The Lady Arabella packet, for Lisbon,
9n the 9th instant; Columbus, from Dundee for Miramichi, on the
tli ult., in lat. 47. long. 35., Czsar, from Liverpool, on the 31st,
fl,iong. 28. she had spoken the Experiment, of Lancaster, out three
f,eeke. , Also spoken with, the Jason, of Baltimore, from London
so Boston, on the i3th ult. in lat. 44. long. 58. with loss of main-'
topsail and,inain-yard. • . 1
5 Azar/In—At Oporto, the Fanny, Voase, from London; Wake-
*el& Cruikshank; from Liverpool; Tobias,' Wendt, from Ham-
brirgh j Antis !!aria;—+, from Pernambuco; Susan, from
.Baltimore ; and Fr au Ticia; —, from Memel. At Visna, Stag,
Aire, from Newfoundland.. At Newfoundland, Dolphin, Bully,
from Figueras ; Ariadne, Blackeller ; and Liberty, Frempton, from
Lisbon ; teisnock, Connell; and Stag, Ilannaford, from ()orto ;
Princes Elizabeth, King, from Barbadoes • Mary and Eliza' Sey- I
pour, from St. Vineer.t's ; Dart, !nay, from 'Demerara ; John, Mills,
irom London ; Dispatch, Crabtree, from Liverpool; Funchal',
crews; and. Alexander, Lyon, from the Clyde; also the Speculator,
arren, from Gibraltar. At Antigua, Kdlingbeck, •Spence, from
nava., At Naples; Margaret, ....--, from London. At Lisbon,'
lar.itinui.--r—; and Providential -+—, from Cork ; Jessie,Craw-
ord, front 42e Clyde; Hope, Ford, front Newport; Ilenrique, Art-
[,,
rum ; and Andre Iteinhold,..-...fiont.llarribitrgh ; Oden, Mar-
ken;
.and Gustave Adalphn,—.—, erom Stockholm; St: nit, Jus-
tens front Embileit ; Susan, Snow, front Baltimore ; and about 20
011 of Portuguese vessels front Bahia. At Sierra Leone, 11,e,
an ; Harriet. Hope; and Hope, Smithers, from London ; Mary,
R. et; andllarriet, Smith, from the West Indies; also the Roe-
suck, Ilill,from Cape Coast, in distresi. At St. Übe's, Amphitrite,
Belberg, from Bristol; Porsground, Tunnemark; and Albertina,
rown, from London. -

• The investigation will=c7-1c p ace, some time since,
intro the affray at Skibbereen, in the county of Cork,
'ireeti the country people and the police, and in
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02 ieh two of the latter list their lives, has terminated.
file:
.13Lacaan, who had been appointed by his Excel-
-1414 theLoab itirtaxaur to conduct the invcstiga-
ign,- pronounced it as his opinion, that there was no
-4i;vd of iepiehension to be attached to the Rev. Mr.
AForritt in the transaction, and that the police having
itted by ititheiitY,iould not be blamed, though, per-
1* Inr they hid not acted wisely. 'fbe Magistrates pre-
PPM Pfiraitli Zointided hi the opiiiibn of Dlr. BLAetkii,