Star.
London, England, 1821-06-13 00:00:00

/C.I VA L INTELLIGENCE.

Monday a steam packet, named the Rob Roy, intenslA for
the passage between Dover and Calais, sailed for the fuss time

from Dover.

The artificers, ace. of Chatham Dock-yard were paid in sove-
reigns on Saturday se'nnight, for the first time since the resump-
tion of cash payments.
A fishing-boat belonging to Pot tknockie, in the North of Scot-
land, with seven men on board, in endeavouring to get in there,
in the tremendous storm of the 25th of May, was dashed upon
the rock, and all on board perished, with the exception of one
man, who, clinging to the broken mast, was saved by the intre-
pid exertions of his friends, who, grasping each other by the
hand, at the imminent hazard of their own lives, amidst rocks
and waves, penetrated to his rescue.
FALMOUTH, JrNE N.N.W.—Arrived the Cam-
bier, Marcum, from Yonghal. Sailed the Triumvirate, Gums
for Jersey; and Jane, William:a, for London.
Parstorres, Julie 11.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Crown
transport, from Waterford, with troops; and the John, Mast-
eta, from New South Shetland, with loss of anchors and cables,
sailed the Id March. On the 21't ult. in lat. 26. 8. long. 311.
52. spoke the Indus,Walotia, from Batavia for England. Sailed
the Sally, Grim:, for Quebec.
PONIsMOrTII, JUNE 12.—Wind N.—Arrived the gophia
transport, from the Downs; and Neptune, HARRISON, from
Memel. Passed down for the South Seas the Royal George,
&elms. The Johanna Von :Begg has been towed in-shore
near the quarantine ground : it is expected she will be released
from quarantine to-morrow, and brought into harbour.
DEAL. JUNE 12.—Wind N.N.W.—The schooner Hope, Ma-
star, of and from Molda to Marlene, with cod-sounds and deals,
got upon the Goodwin Sand this morning, and it is much feared
will be lost. Crew landed here.—Caste down from the River
and sailed, the Fairlie, Worm, for Madras; Royal George,
Brecte, for the South Seas; and Wellington, Hartman, for St.
Vincent's.—Arrived and remain, the Regalia, TAYLOR, from Ja-
maica ; she lost an anchor and cable off Dover this morning, but
has been supplied with another.
liaawecit, Just 12.—Arrived the Lady Nepean and Van-
sittart packets, with Mails from Cuxhaven.
Bests-a...az, JUNE 12.—Arrivcd the Hope, Burrsammas, from
Bridgewater for Hull, with loss of foretop-mast. A schooner
got on the Goodwin Sands aboUt ten A. M. Several boats went
to her assistance; and it is supposed she is bilged, as they are
now dismantling her.
lieu.' JUNE 11.—Sailed the Borodino transport, for St. He-
lena, with troops.
CUSTONI4TOUSE, JUNE 13.—Entered Inwards : The Active,
from Calais ; Jane, from Lisbon ; Washington, from Newl'ork ;
Northampton, from Calcutta; British Colony, from Liverpool •
Providence, from Dantzic ; Maria, from hlogadore ; Prince Re:
gent, from Tobago ; Camden, from Antigua ; Ceres, from Ma-
deira; Louisa, from Grenada; Mary, from Nevis; Salacia, from
Jamaica ; Shannon, from Cork ; Andrew Savage, from Belfast ;',
Prince Regent, from Canton; Augustus, from Stettin; St. Vin-
cent's Planter, from St. Vincent ; Hope, from Limerick ; and
Rob Roy, from Belfast.—Entered Outwards : The Commercial
Packet, for Antwerp ; Amiable Eliza, for Havre ; Agnes, for
Lisbon ; and the Laurel. for Naples.—Cleared Outwards : The
Amity, for Berbice ; Dart, for Cork ; Rebecca, for Dublin ;
William, for Genoa ; and Venus, for Virginia.
Pltorace.—Yesterday, Messrs. llcaav and Nimes, ship-
brokers, were summoned before the Loan Matron, at the Man-
sion- House, by Mr. Suicue, a pilot, who stated, that some time
since he went with the Valentine, an outward-bound English
vessel, from the River to the Downs. On discharging him,
Captain EASEN, who was likewise the owner, gave Lim an order
for the payment of the pilotage upon Messrs. Nienots, ship-
brokers, who told him they had nothing to do with the vessel.
Upon this the complainant went to the Trinity-House, where
he found that the defendants had cleared her out. Under these
circumstances he was instructed that the brokers outwards were
liable, and against them he proceeded. Mr. HURRY said, that
on referring to the 52d of Geo. 111. chap. '59, it would be found,
that in the clause which provided for the payment of the pilotage
of foreign vessels, it was specifically stated, that the broker out-
wards should be liable. But, in that which immediately fol-
lowed it, and provided for the payment of the pilotage for Bri-
tish vessels, it enacted, that the broker inwards, who had the
funds, ard received the freightage, or the person to whom the
goods were consigned, should be liable, and that the name of
the broker outwards was not mentioned in the clause respecting
British vessels. Mr. HURRY inferred from this omission, that it
was not in the contemplation of the Legislature to make the broker
outwards liable. Had he any effects in his hands, the case would
be altered; but he had no funds whatever; he had closed his
account with the owner and the ship, which had sailed to Leg-
horn air Genoa. The Loan Mayor' said, it certainly appeared
to hint that the broker inwards, in this case, if any one, was the
most likely to be called upon, as he received the freightage, and
had kin his power to reserve the funds. The clause cited only
directed that the goods consigned should be liable, but nu our
in particular appeared by the Act to he made liable for the
pilotage outwards but the Master. The fact was, the Legislature
did not appear to have cuntemrlated a ease like the present, and
he die. nut consider himself competent to explain their intention.
Ills Lordship, however, referred the complainant to the 'Tri-
nity-House, from whence he would no doubt be referred to
Wasrans, the broker, who having framed the Act, was the
most likely to set them right as to its intention.

Mr. and Mrs. Pertor have issued cards of invitation for an
entertainment, on the List inst. at their house in Chairs-street,
Berkeley-square.
The Earl of DARLINGTON will entertain a distinguished party
on Sunday, at his house in St. James-spate.
Lady ltowtav has issued cards of invitation for a rout on the
9th July, at her house in bower Gross snot-street.
The Countess BitoveNtow has issued cards of invitation for
a splendid rout on the 45th inst. at her house in Cavendish-square.
The Furl of LONSDALE has issued cards of invitation for a
grand entertainment, on the 21st inst. at his house in Char.cs-
street, Berkeley-square.
Lord KaantEr entertained yesterday the Marquis and Mar-
chioness of CIIOI.MONTIELVIC. lion. Colonel and LaJy CHARLOTTE
SZYMOIItI, Lord and Lady SA yr and St:tt, and a distinguished
party, at his house in Lower G►osvettur-street.