Star.
London, England, 1820-05-15 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

Saturday, the Dispatches for Madras and Bengil, by the ship
Coldstream, were elOsed at tbe East India House, and delivered
to the Commander of that ship. Passengers per Coldstream --
For Madras,—Captain W. Moncrieff, Major ;rid Mrs. Prestur
Captftin Cadogan. For Bangal—Mrs. E. Walker, Messrs. A
H. White,andlMr. Benny.

The Lady Wellington, from Bombay, arrived at portsmouth
on Saturday morning.
The Bast India Company's outward-bound ship Earl of Bat..
carra., was all well in lat. 13. 7. S. long. 32. 32. AV. on. the I ttb
Fvbruary ; and the Astell, in lat. 35, N. long. 17. 56. W. on the
6th of March. The Balearras exchanged signals with the War.
ren !fasting, (also outward-bound) on the 6th of February, and
saw a ship in company, supposed to be the Thames.
The Conway, 44, Captain Iltsu. DALE., is the only ship of
a.zr fitting for foreign servile at any of the ports. It is said she
irs intended for the East India station, that Captain Mu. may
re-visit the Loo Choo Islands, in the China Seas, an¢ make a
complete survey of the coast of these interesting Islands.
It appears that the Bengal, late Woonwaan Master, (eons
Bengal, arrived at Liverpaol on the sth of April—a fact which
shoeld have been known to the Council-Olfice, and have pre,
vented the alarming orders lately issued to subject that ship th
rigorous quarantine at Milford or Stangate Creek, in cony
quence of a reported fever and dangerous cargo on board.
Three Insurgent privateers, or pirates, of 18 guns each, are
cruizing in the Mediterranean ; one off Aguilast another off Cape
de Gata, and the third between Cartbagena and Micant.
The Prince Regent yacht will be launched at Portsmouth
Dock-yard on the 29th instant, at noon.
The Emma, 26, Captain Tope NteoLas, C.B. sailed for
Newfoundland on Thursday evening. Remain at Spithead, the
ACTS VIE, SA TTHO, and CAMaLJON.

Captain Nlacaziars is appointed to the Casor.► of 4$ gur.
Captain Rosuftrs, to the SHEERWATER sloop; and Captain
HENRY STANI1014:: to the ALACRITY frigate.
Lieutenant J. li. Wrap is appoirted to the litre cutter ; Lieu-
tenant Sr. JOHN, to the rox; Lieutenant A. AstAats, to !hr
Soars° ; Mr. lionawicr,yurser, to the CoswAy._

Liputenants Darby and Legge are appointed to the CONWAY.
The Guildford convict-ship, with 190 male couvtcts oa bo;:rd
(including the Bye Cato-street conspirators), is detained at SOT
head by orders.
The Richard schooner, of Jersey, for having bales of tobacco
concealed in sacks of flour, has been seized at Portsmouth by
Mr. Dams, of the Excite.
Monday, the Speculation, Downtts, sailed front Greenock for
Quebec, with about 120 passengers, consisting of farmers, me-
chanics and others, chiefly, we understand, from Renfrew,
Lanark, and Ayr shires. On the same day, the Minerva, Wu -
LIAMION, for Quebec and Montreal, took her departure frcni
Greenock, with 61 passengers of a similar description with the
former, and from the same districts.

Fatmourtr, MAY 12.7—Wind S.—Arrived the Marquis or
Queensberry packet, with Mails from New York and Halifax,
eighteen days from the latter. Arrived oft' this Port, the Ann,
Denim, from Bahia, and has proceeded up Cl;anncl. Sailed th.:
Ann, CuSPPELI., for Cork, and about !O coasting vessels.
PLYMOUTH MAY 13.—Wind S. E.—Sailed the ELThenThi,
RANCE, for Bermuda ; Tom Cod, DA win-, for Giltraltar;
Ernest, BEATSON, for St. Andero. Passed up Channel, the
Louisa, from Lisbon.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 14.—Wind S.T.—Put in yesterday by
contrary winds, the Lord Wellington, Atinsitsos, from Batavia,
and sailed to-day for London. Also sailed, the Velocity, STAN
TON, for Gibraltar. Arrived to-day the Success transport, from
Malta; and his Majesty's brig CAMELION, from a endue. Sailed
the Hoop, PATJE, for Antwerp; and the Guddlosd,;oFicsoN,
for New South Wales.

DNAL, MAY 14.—Wind S.W.—Came down from the Rivcr
yesterday, and sailed with the whole of the outward bound, the
Governor liarcourt, Wit.sow, for Demerara; Petrel; Mita
for Norfolk, Virginia; and Sprightly, PETENFORN, fcr Gerus
and Leghorn. Came down from the River to-day, and sailed,
the Barton, STracta, for Jamaica ; Request, DAVISON, for Fiume:
Roberts, Pace, and 'Minerva, F •.• • is, for Quebec. Arrived
and sailed for the River, the Fuxine, Haxx, from Zante.
Wsvacourti, MAY 13.—The Inglis, DOZRADALE, and Vansit-
tart, CowEN, from China, passed Ibis port to-day : they landed
dispatches and passengers. The Marquis of Camden, and Princess
Ch:liotte of Wales, left St. Helena the same day as the above.
HARWICH, MAT 14.—Sailed the Beaufoy packet, for Holland ;
Henry Freeling packet, for Cuxhaven ; an 4 Alliance packet, fo;
Gottenburgh—all with Mails.

SOCTII SIIIELDg, MAX 15.—Put back the canal's, TorxJ,
bound to Wyburg, with loss of topmast, haying carried it away
in the North Sea.

LtrEuroor., MAY 12.—Arrived the Pandora, Dixon, front
Barbadoes ; Fair Trader, Fit.rratia, and Pallas, Swam, from
Savannah; Caroline, SEWF.I.I., from New Orleans; Thomas
Fowler, CANDLZIL, from Charleston; Kingston, MAT, from Ber-
bice ; Harriet, EDWARDS, from Charleston; Rebecca, Sm.% w,
from Lisbon ; and Euphrates, STODDART, from)f...v/ York—
sailed the 20th April.
Cosrcm-Housx, MAY 13.—Ships Entered Inwards: Amphi-
trite, from Ftierta ; Hero, from Cork; Ann, from Tenerife;
hleansvell, from Jamaica; Albion, from the Isle of Fiance;
Darlington, from Smyrna; Perseverance, from Hatrbutz
Northumbrian, from Calcutta; Hulls, from Marseilles; Orwell,
from St. Vincent's; Swift, from Seville; Sophie, from Nyborg ;
Essex, from Canton; Blenheim, from Calcutta; Waterloo, from
Canton; Endeavour, from Lisbon; Albion, from Bourdeaus :
Zilver Aal, from Worcum ; and Messenger, [tom Tricste.—
Cleared Outwards : "Workwortb, for Odessa; Tyne, for Amster-
dam; Venerable, for St. Petersburgh ; Saxe-Coburg, for Rot-
terdam; Elisabeth, for Barbadoes; Linen Hall, for DuNin :
Fly, for Boulogne; Neptune, for Ostend ; Duke of York, ft,r
Rotterdam ; George, for ditto ; Brunswick, for Quebec ; I'ros-
perous, for Calais; Ilyperion, for Quebec; and itufford, for St.
Andrew's.

Tuesday, the Loyal 13r icon, Queen, and Baressa
transports, arrived at Portsmouth from the Cape of
Good Hope and St. Helena, bringing invalided sol-
diers and seamen from the garrisons and squadron,
and old stores. They left the Cape on the 12th of
February, and St, Helena on the 10th of March.,
All was tranquil within the Government boundaries
at the Cape, None of the settlers from England had
arrived. Town Major JausSON, of Cape Town, and
Mr. REDMOND, Surgeon in the 54th Regiment, we.e
among the recent deaths, At St, Helena, BONA•
PARTE was reported in good health. He continued
a secluded life, and occupied mach of his time by
working in his garden. His new house would soon
be finished. Some barracks in its vicinity had been
removed to a distance by Sir 1-Im,ios Lows. The
Conqueror, Tees, Redwing, Leveret, Rosario, Hard),
Camel, and Abundance, were lying at St. Helena;
the Heron, at Ascension ; the Menai, at the Cape.—
The squadron was more than usually l;;-:eilthy at the
season. Captain UNDERWOOD, A.D. Quarwr-Master-
' General, and family; Mr. Roossa, Military Secre-
tary; Lieutenants MATTHEW and Coos, 314 Regi-
ment; Ensign Tuomas, .54th Regiment; Lientenant
I PIGOTT, Leveret; Mr. ALEXANDER, Surgeon and
' Mr. HANKIN, Master, Rosario (invalided), came ps-
sengers in the Queen. Mr. LavvßENcs, Midshipman
of the Conquerer, succeeded Lieutenant PIGOTT; Mr.
PURVER, of the Leveret, succeeded Mr. HARKIN ,
and Mr. GILFELLEN, of the Conqueror, succeeded
Mr. ALEXANDER in the Rosario,
Tuesday night, as Captain Tlloarak AXDERSOIi, of
Springhill, near Neilston, was returning from Glas,
gow, he fell from his horse near the Newbridge at
Pollokshaws, and was killed on the spot.
On the night of Tuesday week some persons be-
longing to Marazion went out with a net in Mount's
Bay, on what is called " blind hauling," On drawing
the net on shore, they found that they had enclese4
upwards of '2,000 mackarel, which they sold for £:5
a thousand. Such an occurrence is very unusual.
Two mice were caught by the neck by an oyster,
on, Monday last, in the larder of the Black Lion'lnn,
at Whitehaven, and held so tight between the shells,
that the little animals were both strangled!
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