Star.
London, England, 1818-05-12 00:00:00

NAVAD INTELLICENCS.

MAILS T.
Ans. not.
Dublin e o Licbutt
Waterford 2 0 Malta
Guernsey and Jersey 0 1 France
Holland 0 0 Ilamburgh
Gottenburgh b 0 Flanders
VALBIOUTII, MAY 9.
Wind W. N. W.—Arrived the Duke of Marlbo-
rough packet, with a Mail from Lisbon, in nine days;
also the Fortune, WiLsoN, from Jamaica, in al
weeks, for Hull : the ship Fortune has put in here
to land the crew of the ship Pallas, ROBINSON; of
and from Greenock, for Miramichi, which vessel
they fell in with on 29th ult. in lat. 47. 2. lopg. 33.
30Clying on her beam ends, and in a sinking state,
being nearly full of water. The crew, 30 in number,
were saved. She passed on the 30th March the ships
Medina, KENNEDY; and Tullock Castle, Ctru,sx, off
the East.'end of Jamaica, bound to London, all well.
On the 28th ult. spoke the brig Fortuna, TURNBULL,
of Liverpool, in lat. 47. long. 34. 30. outward-bound;
she had lost her main-top-mast the same day : on
sth May spoke the Suffolk, SLEtoirrirotn, from Li-
verpool, for Newfoundland, the wind being then N.W.
and on the Gth spoke the Trusty, ROBINSON; all well,
in lat. 49. 32. long. 13. 30. from London to Quebec.
COWES, MAY 11.
Arrived last evening the Sylvia, of London, Mon-
Tom, from Rio Janeiro, for- orders. Passed at the
back of the Island the Lord Wellington (free trader)
from Calcutta—left the Cape Bth March ; also the
Broke, of Greenock, COWARD master, from Jamaica,
out 40 days ; and the ship Pilgrim, from St.
,cent's, out 30 days.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 11.
Wind S.—The Governor Harcourt, from Deme-
rara for London, passed up Channel ; sailed the 2d
April ; all well. The brig Rapid, arrived yesterday
from Hamburgii for Plymouth, is placed under qua-
rantine, for not having bills of health for her previous
voyage from the Mediterranean. Sailed his Majesty's
ship Comm, for'the Cape of Good Hope and East
Indies.

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HEAL MAY 11.
Wind S. fine weather.—sailed last evening after
Post, the David Scott, fluvreit, for Madras and
Bengal. Came down from the River this morning
and sailed, the Mulgrave Castle, RALF, for Bengal;
and Favourite, CAWNANE, for Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL, MAY to.
Arrived the Lucy? CouLson, from Bahia, sailed
12th March. On the 2d May, in lat. 50.10ng.15. 30.
spoke the Lark, from Liverpool for Newfoundland.
Also arrived the William Neilson, BROWNE, from
Demerara, sailed 24th March, in company with the
Waterloo, for Liverpool. The Diana, for Liverpool,
Governor Harcourt, for London, and the Margaret
Bogle, for Glasgow, were to sail 25th March. The
Ann, for Liverpool, and Caroline, for London, sailed
19th Mara. On the Ist May, in lat. 50. long. 11. 27.
spoke the Albion, of iondon.
HARWICH, MAY 11.
Wind S.W.--Arrived the Beaufoy packet, with a
mail from Holland ; and Castlereagh packet, with
ditto, from Cuxhaven.
GREENOCK, MAY 9.
Arrived last night,' the Sarah, FELL, from New
Orleans. On the 13th March, off Cape Florida, spoke
the ship Rody, MILBURN, of South Shields, from
New Orleans for Liverpool ; kept company till the
29th, and parted with her in lat. 39..58. N. long.
60. 1. W. On the 21th of April, in lat. 54.23. N.
long. 17. 28. W. spoke the brig Fawcet, of Mary-
port, for North America, all well. On the 27th, in
lat. 52.20. N. long. 13. W. the Holland, --, of Lon-
don, out 58 days from St. Domingo for the Isle of
Wight, dismasted ; her decks were cleared of all
lumber ; did not learn that any lives were lost. On
the Ist instant, off Cape Clear, spoke the Active, —,
of South Shields, from Savannah for Liverpool, out
40 days, all well. The Elizabeth, PATON, of and for
Clyde, was to sail from Lucea about the 13th ult.
GRAVESEND, MAY 11.
Arrived the Prince Cobourg, Godfrey, from St. Maloes; Ca-
tharine, Mitchell, from Teneriffe ; Broughton, Bell, from Cal-
lenburg ; William Bowers' Mason, from Rotterdam ; Ranger,
Brown, from Rotterdam; Prince of Waterloo, M'Clurin, from
Jamaica ; Lord Nelson, Donlon, from Norway ; Rob..rt and
Sarah, Johnson, from Cadiz; Emily, Hayes, (tom Lisbon; Ro-
bert and Margaret, Gray, from Memel ; Melon, Craw, from
Memel; Meanwell. Smith, from Memel; Grand Sachem, from
the South Seas ; Simon Cook, Rowson, from Berbice ; Ilar-
monte, Waropc, from Amsterdam ; Vrow Augea, Swarp, from
Amsterdam ; Heronimus, De Vries, from Embden. Sailed the
Oporto Packet, Fodin, for Pernambuco ; Union, Thrum, for
Ostend ; Inclination, Dcetjen, fur Bremen.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, MAY 11.
Srstvs rsytano Itivraaos—The Hope, Love, from Belfast; the
Jane, Bruce, from Lisboa ; British Tar, Davison, front Deme-
rara ; Jean and Mary, Denholm, from Stettin ; Fortuna, —,
from Tonningen ; Britannia, Jeep, from Dantzic ; the Malta
Breame, from Zante ; Jamaica, Ferguson, from Jamaica; Ma-
riner, Barclay, from Liebau ; Heywood, Harinsworth, from
Calcutta ; Wallace Edkin, Ealkin, and Kingston, Watson, from
St. Domingo ; Johanna, Bavends, from Nyburg ; Mary, Bissett,
from Tortola ; Latona, Crosse, from St. Kitt's ; Aid, Gourley,
from Urn :rick; Prince of Orange, Telfer, from Pernambuco;
Vrouw l'ennagiaa and Fortune, from Groningen; Picton, Mol-
lard, from Lisbon; Jason, Pitt, from Catania; flora, Parry,
from Hamburgh ; Mary Ann, Levay, from Lielsau ; Fly, Samp-
son, from St. Michael's; Industry, Scott, from Rouen; Ocean,
Tionmson, Vestal, Butterworth, and Polly, Swordy, from Me-
mel; New Plumb, Lewthwaite, front Trinidad; Juffer Jantie,
—, from Norden ; Johanna Engelina, --, from Embden ;
Union Galloway, from Harlingen ; Providence, .Mitchell, from
Lisbon ; Vittoria, Jackson, from Rostock ; Busy, Pearcy, from
Hamburgh; Lord Liverpool, Ellis, and Royal Sovereign, Gibbs,
from Rotterdam • also the Comus, Cannery, from Dartzic.
Ottewaan.—Thu Cynthia, Simpson, for Syracuse ; Rebecca,
Utility, for St. Thomas's ; Elizabeth Ann, Ridley, for Rotter-
dam; Argo, Sosbe, for Bergen and Drontheim ; the Susannah,
Dyer, for Waterford; Aurora, Luchting, for Bremen; Lacks,
Berner, for Stralsund ; Griefswakl and Wolgast, and the Bee,
Adam, for Hamburgh.

The Lords of the Treasury have extended the pri-
vileges of the Bonding System, generally to the port
of Dundee.

AN ISLAND or Icz.—A letter from Thursd, dated
29th April, assures us, that an Iceberg, or Island of
Ice, has actually been stranded upon the Island of
Fe la, the most western of the Shetland Wendt.—
Ti-is Iceberg is said to extend full six miles in length,
ard of course is an object of terror to the natives.—
Fowla, or Fula, in lat. 60. 6. N. long. 2. 17. W. of
Edinburgh, is supposed to be the Illeinsa Mule of the
ancients. It is about three miles in length, and one
and a half in breadth, situated nearly 20 miles dis-
tant from any Lind, to the westward of the clusters
of Orkney and of Shetland, to which last it is politi-1
cally annexed. It, affords excellent and extensive pas-
turage for sheep, and is inhabited by 26 or 27 Liman.