Star.
London, England, 1821-08-01 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGEACE.

The Lord Melville, J. CLAIM Master, has arrived in the
London Docks, from the New South Shetland Fishery, which
he kit on the 31st of March, having on board the following per-
sons, belonging to the crews of the undermentioned vessels, which
had been wrecked, and whom he landed at Buenos Aytes,oci the
2.lst of April, viz.
From the Hannah, Captain Jorasson—l. Knowles (cooper),
R. Thompson (joiner), J. ('nlditch, W. Jones, T. Lewis, 11.
Pearman, J. Boyd, A. Pringle, H. Richards, and W. Rlartin.
From the Minerva, Captain Beset—J. R. Pearson,
J. Condit*, W. Wisslock, W. Pile, and J.BtijahenllaP
From the Lady Truebridge, Captain Streactan—J. Forsharn
(first nizte), I). Humphreys (seaman), .1. Wollin, G. Martin, G.
loglefield, M. Swallow, T. Williams, J. Parsonage, W. Rome,
W. Dean, J. Williams, and J. lAr illiams.
Captain Clark also caiiied to Buenos Ayres the crew of the
American schooner Venus, Captain Nappue.. 11, sailed from
the River Plate on the 28th of April, and reached the Downs
on the 21st ult. Captain Clark left a small Colony at Easter
Barbour, consisting of the following individeels :-11. Gibbs, of
London, First Officer of the Lord Melodic; 6. lial.dason, of
liambureh, Second Officer of the Minerva, a vessel reported
loin but since arrived in the Brazils; J. Jordan, of Leith, Boat.
swain of the Lord Melville; P. Howson, of Carron, carpenter;
J. Luckey, of Essex ; J. Semple, of Dundee ; J. Ash, of Liver-
pool; J. Wares. a Portuguese; Wm. Sout:,, of Aberdeen; J.
Roberts, of Liverpool; and J. Havers, of Harwich, seamen.—
They were left in good health end spirits, with a stock of twelve
months provisions, and all the ntaterials necessary tor erecting
three or four houses.
FALmorrni, Jus.ir 29.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Duke of
York packet, with a Mail from Jamaica, sailed the 4th June,
and from Crooked Island`the 30th ditto; also the Freden, Ast-
VOLT, from Arundahl. Sailed the Norway Rock, Orman, for
Longsonnd.
rumor:am, Jesx 30.—Wind W.—Arrived the Nautilus,
linceme, from l'rince Edward's Island, in 30 days.
Pmerssrourn, Jeer 31.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived his Ma-
jesty's ship Cameezini, from a cruise; and the Alfred, MUDS.
from Guernsey.
DEAL, Jeer 31.—Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River the Caroline, Roeson, from Jamaica ; Friendship, from
Quebec ; Robson, Evans, from St. John's, New Brunswick ;
Dart, Cara, from Venice; Emeranl, INICIMAY; from Belfast;
Clyde, Beans, from Culuml,o, and several more, names unknown.
Arrived and remain, the Stakesley, S3IITH, from Batavia, sailed
the 7th of March, and from the Cape the 17th of May. Came
down from the River and remain, the Minstrel, Baum, for
Van Dieman's Land ; Minerva, Bart, for New South Wales ;
St. 'Vincent's Planter, l'am.ao-, for Bristol ; Apollo, Hauck ; and
Prince Leopold, Sean; for Leghorn. Put back the Tolson, for
St. Domingo.
Custom-Horst, JULY 31.—Ships Entered Inwards: Robert,
from Dantzic ; Prince of Waterloo, from Ostend ; Spencer,
from Quebec ; Sir Charles M'Carthy, from Tobago; Jane, from
Genoa ; Jemima, from Hamburth ; Niter, from Grenada;
and Nimble, fromCephalos ia.—Entered Outwards : Fanny, for
Newfoundland ; Joseph, for D. nu rara ; 13rautons, for Pernam-
buco; Jane, fur Buenos Ayres; New Frederick, for Cadiz; and
Dublin Packet, fur Duan.—Cleared Outwards: Sam, for
Guernsey; Salisbury, for the Cape of Good elope; John Tho-
mas, for Waterford; and Nymph, fur Malaga.
AREIVPI—At Bahia, the Lavinia, Sint,. from London. At
Rio Janeiro, Trajauo, and Freze de Maio, front Lisbon • An-
dormha, from Oporto; Minerva, Souza, from Fayal ; Escuna,
from Terceira; Intrepid, from Marseilles; Diana, from Genoa;
Albina, front Tigrevia ; Drotningen, from Cadiz; Triomf() da
Inveja, front Rladeira ; Panther, from Amsterdam ; Peter and
Emma, front Rotterdam ; Transit and Barnett, from Liverpcol.
Vesci is SI`OCEN WITH.-11iS Majesty's ship SATELLITE, from
Portsmouth to the River Plate, Cape of Good Hope, and India,
on the 29th of April, in lat. 21. 43, long. 29. 29. lkncoolen,
from Liverpool to Bengal, on the 7th of May, in lat. 12. 28.
long. 21 15. Sally, front Ayr, off Anticosti, on the 21st ult.
Asia, front London to Quebec, off St. Peter's Island, on the
24th ult. Robert Fuze, from Rio Janeiro to Lima, on the 30th
of April, in lat. 49. long. 81. out 81 days, rigging much damaged,
having experienced very severe weather; Sir George Prevost,
from Portsmouth, off St. Paul's bland; Orpheus, from London
to Smyrna, on the 4th instant, in lat. 38. long. 6. Endeavour, of
Belfast for Quebec, on the 23d ult. in lat. 44. long. 49. Aber-
deen, from Greenock to Quebec, in lat. 50. long. 25. London,
from Liverpool to Philadelphia, on the sth instant, in lat. 46.
long. 36. Mary, Pew, of Wbitehaven, on the 13th, in lat. 48.
long. 27. Union, Armstrong, from Belfast to America, on the
28th ult, in lat. 47. long. 42.

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