Star.
London, England, 1821-10-04 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India
Row. ashen the following Captains were sworn into the cam-
mand of their respective ship:
W. Howrcit, Sir David Scott, for Bengal and China.
Captain
fai,tain MA ItJORIBARES. Thomas Courts; and Captain K.
korn, William Fairlie, for Madras and China.
From the Board of the New England Coffee-House, Oct. S.
Copy Of a letter from Liverpool, (ktober 1 :—" I am happy to
Tofo in you of the safe arrival back of the Mercury, Nttems,
ned Arrived this day, the London, from Philadelphia.
We had moderate weather last night, but this day the gale has
rrt~moved with equal fury, and continues to this time, eight
s. ti The William Dawson, Bawata, for Demerara, conti-
oars out, but has azilot on board. lam fearful we shall hear
of many accidents.
An natoard-bound Vinod foundered in the Trish Channel, and
an on bard perished, in the storm which drove his Majesty's
•
yacht into lidord .
rcunmwr, Gemara 2.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Nutting-
ham, Corso, from London for Liverpool.
poNroopme, OCTOBER I.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the ROTAL
GEOLOR yacht, his Majesty's ships Acme, Livers-, and CAME-
aura, from France; and Pnarrox, from Halifax ; also the Ann,
gime, from Dantsic for Oporto.—Sailed the Southwark,
Sammy, for Cork and New South Wales.
Dos, Mama 3.—Wind W.S.W. -Sailed for the River the
Nora, HORNBLOWp from India ; and the whole of the home-1
ward-hound, except the Ann and Amelia, from Calcutta. Put
back the Spriag Grove, for the South Seas, and remains, with
the Woodstock and Lady Popham, fur Jamaica ; George, for
cape coast, and several others.—Seven o'clock, wind W.S.W.
blows stroll and thick weather, with rain.
Haseer, Ger. 3.—Arrived the Prince of Orange packet,
nom a Mail from Holland—Sailed the Princess Charlotte ditto,
Apo Holland; and Lord Duncan ditto, for Cuxhaven, each with
a Mall.
Gamma, Omega 3.—Arrived the Waterloo, %Lennox,
hem Bengal.
Doors, OCTOBER. 3.—An anchor of 11 cwt. I qr with fifteen
hthom of buoy-rope, and six or seven fathom of old cabi ‘, has
km picked up in Dungeness Roads, and landed here. No marks
k—apparently English made.
RAMOCATIG, °MOSER 3.—Arrived the Andreas. PAULAIME, from
Gel% leaky, and sails split ; London packet, OweN, from Lon-
don for ('.rmarthen, with lo.s of anchor, &c. ; Frances, Baown.
from Sunderland, leaky; and Thames, WA nave, from Whitby,
with main-yard and trestle-tree broken; also several vessels
Ise clocker.
yalamumar, Oar. 3.—The John and Anne, Roaurscor which
was on shore at the back of the pier, has been got Off, and
brought into the harbour. The Jahn David, Castrast.t, from
Newcastle for Landon, put In here on the le blatant, with loss
et
both anchors.
Warms, OCr. S.— Yesterday, it blew a strong gale front the
• and several light colliers parted front their anchors, three
of which drove past the harbour to the southward. The follow-
* got in here, with the loss of an anchor and cable each :-.-
cmokeriaod, of Seaton Sluice • Charlotte, of Shields; Wood-
home, of Burnham; and Mary. of Burlington.
Carman-Hooss, Oct. 3.—Ships Entered Inwards : Kingston,
from Jamaica ; John, from ditto • Lady Collier, from Antigua •
Des, from Lisbon ; Johannes, from '
orn Rotterdam ; Trashy, from
& Mn';' Emerald, from Belfast. Cleared Outwards: Fanny,
Joe Finest; Mars, for Dublin ; &Ma. for Malts; Minstrel,
kedkto ; Mercury,for the South Sea Whale Fishery; Charming
Melly, for Calais.

BLOCKADING SQUADRON am= CARTHAGENA.
TO COLONEL MONTILLA, COMMANDZIMS•CRIEL

Se—l bare the boom to communicate to your Excellency
that I brie carried into effect the project of nada* out from
ender the forts of the shy of Carthagena, three gun-boats, each
mounting a 24-pounder, three barks, and three launches, each
mowing an t pounder, and the rest of the enemy's armed
boats. I likewise succeeded in scuttling the brig of war Ands-
Sada. The to I have experienced is very small, not amount-
Jag to more than three killed and nine wounded. Our boats
lave sustained some small damage: the contest was decided in
a short time by the bravery of our crews, who put to the sword
more than 200 of the enemy."