Star.
London, England, 1816-10-22 00:00:00

NAVAL INI'ELLIGENCS.

FA I.MOU l'H. OC I OBER 19.
Arrived the Manchester racket front the Islan
in 31 days, with a mail. Sailed the schooner Pilchard,
of London, PErrettet.t. master,, bound on a trading
voyage to the Coast of Africa. She touched at this
port for the purpose of taking on board WO barrels
of gunpowder, for which the owners had obtained a
special license from the Board ut Trade.

,Pottsrsmour, t, ot; roBBR et.
Arrived the Ernest, bp..s.rsoN, from London for the
Cape of Good Hope. S.oled the Trafalgar, NEILL.
for London.—Wired N. W.
AL, OC MEER 21.
Put back from Margate Roads, with-loss of anchors
and cables, the Spectator,•RecnenusoN, from Deme-
rara ; Ranger, Genauxr, from the 3.)uth Seas ;
Thetis, STANironn, from Newport; Csrvals sth,
MOnTe, from Pernantbuco ; Old Friend, SPICER, from
the Canarrlslands ; and Pacquet de Bilbas, DOER.
sera, from Bilboa. Came down from the River the
Isabella, HARM, for Barbadoes ; Brilliant, Fame, for
Bengal; Drake, WIICI‘E, for Gibraltar; William
Manning, MARTIN, 101 6t. lint's; Deveron, WILSON,
for Buenos Ayres ; Aglith. lifoomm. for Cape of Good
Hopa ; and Photnix, TuoupsoN, for Calcutta, and
remain. Arrived and remains the Prince Regent,
W terra, from Batavia.—Wind N. W.

MARGA CE, OCTOBER 21.
Came in the French boat la Virginie, DRISBAR, with
fruit, for London, having split her mainsail and broke'
her boom. Came in for shelter the French brig
Hercule. The ship Coventry, HORNE, from St. Lucie
for London is in our Roads. Several other ships are
at anchor, and at present ride very well, but some
have cut or parted and gone round the land. The
wind blows strong at N- N. W.
RAMSGA FE, OC I ODER 21.
Came in the tollowing shies for shelter—Pheasant,
AnuENcE ; Friends Goodwill, Don; and Mercury,
Abasis, with loss of anchors an.'. cab:es: Flora, GER-
MAN, and Marys. 'PRistitose, only for shelter, and
without loss or damage. Several vessels have lost
anchors and cables in Margate Roads, and put back
to the Downs.

DOVER, OCTOBER 21.
Put in for shelter to follows—Charlotte, BENNETT.
with corn, from Shoieham for Lou Jon ; and
William schooner, from Bourdeaux ; the Fidelity,
MATTHEW% from Ddirtmouth ; Paragon, GAMILE,
from Cork, with loss of anchor and cable; Rossen,
Lonimon.from Trieste and Lisbon, for Elsineur, with
loss of anchor and cable—she is under quarantine.

CORK, OCTOBER 17.
Sailed his Majesty's ship NI 11QUEDOBIT. 00 a auize.

PE-NZANCE, ouro MLR 18.
Arrived the Chance, 'PUNKIN, from Bsrbadnes in
ballast ; and the Vdl.lllGy, BKYANT, from Bristol,
bound to Lisbon, uith loss of boat and bowsprit, and
other damage, having been on shore off the high
Lind of St. Antes.
CUS IOM4IOUSII-, OCTOBER in.

SHIPS INTEIII.I3 OU I'He lane, Fenwick, and At!an-
,ie, kumbtet, tur Hamburgb ; Union, Fulbester, St. Domingo;
Harmony. Woodall, Demerara; Markarel, Cook, and Ann, Nor-
-111411, Antwerp; William, Comm, Tricilid,• Kingston, Dower,
and Plantagenet, Cummings, Jamaica; Vriendschap, Vander Niel,
awl Eliza, •Bovarn, Rotterdam; President, loots, Limerick;
Lowther %Astir, Alorduck, and Bombay, Hamilton, India.

On Satnrday morning the Heron sloop of war,
Captain licaritam, was te!eastd from quarantine at
Poitsmonija She arrived on Thursday evening from
Genoa, having landed there the restored slave money
from AlKiets for the • King of SARDINIA. Captain
BENTHAM. upon this occasion, was honoured by his
Majesty with the knighthood and order of St. Mau.
rice and St. Lawrence ; and to a Mid.hiptnae, who ac-
companied Capt. BIINTIIAM in Lis embassy. the King
very kindly presented a diamond ring.. The Severn
had gone from Naples to Rome. Captain AYLMER was
received in a most distinguished mariner by the Poet,
and many valuable presents had been made to him.
The Heron left Gibraltar on the Ist instant, bringing
50,000 dollars for merchants. The Albion, 74. guns,
Rear-Admiral Sir Cfmet.sa PENROSE, Captain Goons,
had sailed for Malta; the Minden was to leave op
the 15th for. Madras, when the Ister only would
remain there. •
Sunday • week the Termagant. SO guns. Captain
SHAW, arrived at 'Portsusoirth• from the East India
station to be paideff —l4; Madras on the Stit of May.
(the Tyre and. Elk were then in the Roads), the
Mauritius on the 7th of June, the Cape. on the sth of ,
August, and St. Helena on t.:le 27th August. The
Cornwallis and Amphitrite were to leave India
shortly for England. Captain A. KING bad taken,
the'command of the form, r, And Captain PLustatiliaa'
of the latter. The Horatio was in the China Seas;
the Leda, Commodore SAYER, at Trincomalee; the
Orlando, Iphigeoia, and Cameleon, at Calcutta.—
She left the Reirolutionaire, Spey, Zebra, and Hyena
at the Cape. Oa the 28th of Juiy, the Revolutlonaire
and Zebra, were driven on shore in Simon's Sly, in
;one .of those violent gales that periodically visit liltt
station. They .were got off with trifling damage, andl
Abe Revolutionniire,was shortly to proceed to England.
Major-General BAWD had lately died at the Cape,'
after a sluirt illness; also Sir dome COLEBIROOKRE at
Madras. Mr. HILL, Commissary at the Mauritius,
had been killed by a fall from his gig. and Mr.
Moons, Purser of the Icarus, had die. at Port Louis
(Mauritius). When the Ternsagant.left St. Helena
(27th August), BONAPAnit was well. Sir PULTR-
HEY bIALCOLI.I intended to sail in the Newcastle, Cap.
.tain Moreau, on the 10th. of September, tb visit
the Cape and the Workless. The command at St.
Helena would dev.lve on Captain STANISLI., of the
Phwton. There were lying there, the Newcastle,
Pl.zton, Griffon, Padova, and Julia; the Leveret
was at Ascension.