Star.
London, England, 1820-08-30 00:00:00

NAFAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Wellington, Togiknr,,bounci.to London, which was On
shore at Kingston, Janaalea,, On the Oth idt. has been got .off
without denote, aril It *as" expected' would proceed on her
voyage about the middle of last month.
The TARTAL frigate, arrived at Portsmouth, from Africa, Ja-
maica, the Ilvannah, and Charleston, spoke on the 28th ult.
off the Isle of Pines, the Lyn:, American schooner, on a cruize,
and was informed that the Venetia, of London, had been plun-
dered on the coast by a piratical vessel, of a boat, a hogshead
of sugar, and some other articles.
The onia, of Bristol, GRAHAM, from St. Andero to the Ha-
vannab, was taken, on the 22d of May, off Cuba, by a Buenos
Ayres privateer, and sent for Old Providence.
The Dos Amigos, and the ship Gardener, from Lisbon, have
been taken by a pirate. The crews of both vessels were larided
at Maranham, the 14th July, from a schooner, which was taken
by the same pirate, from Para to Maranham.
Doran, Aucuar 27.—Arrived the Lillia schooner, of Peter-
head, from Oporto, with wine. In coming for the harbour,
she got at the back of the head, stove a hole in her bows, and
broke both Likes of her anehor. _ . _

DEAL, AUGUST 29.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived and sailed for
the River, the Marshal Wellington, Alamo, from St. Vincent's;
Vittoria, NAT'S, from Jamaica • Tartar, ROIVITSON, from St.
Kitts; Prince William, DAVUI; Jamaica;
ASTER; and Canada,
Roszarson, from Quebec ; Hermes, TAyLoa, from the South
Seas ; and Clifton, Snare, from Demerara—the four latter
remain. Came down from the River, the George, CONSIT, for
53t. John's, New Brunswick; and Skill, CUTTER, for Malta;
and remain with a large Beet of outward-bound, detained by
adverse winds.

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FALMOUTH, Atm.'. W. S.W.—Sailed the Jane,
Et.uorr, for Waterford.
PLYMOUTH AUGUST 296—Wind W.—Arrived the Union, and
Plymouth Dock Hero, from Prince Edward's Island; une
Orasie, Lavirrs, from Bourdeaux ; and Hero, FULSIST2II, from
Sierra Leone for Liverpool. Arrived off this port, the Clio,
HLATII, from Virginia.
PosTssiorrsr, Atorsv 29.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the
Leopold, ; and Itoscius, CamrsELL, from Fiume.
SOUTMASIPIOII, AUGUST 29.--Arrived the Cobourg, FARMER,
from Oporto. She spoke, on the 2,1 d instant, in lat. 44. 17.
long. 9. 59. the Swedish ship Stnrieuster, 21 days from Lisbon,
with loss of wizen-mast, baits, &c. The: Captain and six men
were lost overboard in a gale the day before she bore up for
Lisbon.

NORTH Stumm, ACCVST 28.—The Providence, Ttritsract.t,
that was stranded on the herd Sand in January last, has been
got off in a very damaged state, and brought into Shields.
Heel., 2%iOu.T 2d.—Arrivesel the Venerable, BRNIMT, from
Greenland, with 22 fish, 560 butts; and Manchester, 'f.tr non,
from ditto, with four fish, 140 butts. 'fwo ships are in sight,
supposed to be the Duneonibe and Lord Wellington. from ditto.
Ittr, ACCI:k.T 29.—The Bonne Antic, Almccuatio, from Mor-
laix for Ilamburgh, with tobacco, is on shore a few miles to the
eastßard of this harbour. She is kt prt sent whole. Crew saved.
fact:arum., Acriust 28.—Arrived the Aurora, BALOARNCT,
from Maranhani ; Alchymist, NEVISOR, from St. Vincent's;
Laburnum, Taviamt, Minerva, A% inniaarsort, and Experiment,
CHAPMAN, from Quebec; and Tugend, FEHLING, from Rostock.
The llarp, Pats, from Bay Chalcur, is on shore in the Dock
Basin.

CusToia-Tlonsr, Access. 29. chips Entered Inwards: John,
from Quebec; Albion, from Antwerp; Iris, from Liverpool;
Dryden, from Archangel; Speedwell, from Stangate Creek;
Juno, from Riga; Duke of York, from Rotterdam; Prince of
Saxe Cubourg, from ditto; Perseverance, from Belfast; Not-
tingham, from Jamaica; Active, from Dublin, May, from
Guernsey; Pomona, from Para.-2 Entered Outwards : Aurora,
for Bilboa • Torsaget, fOr Bremen; Eliza, fur Cork; May, for
Odessa; )(ambler, for I laniburgh ; ind Bee, for ditto.—Cleared
Outwards: Aimwell, for Hamburgh ;Archimedes, for Cadiz ;
Eliza, for Dantzic ; Vetatura, for Ilamburgh ; Margaret, fur
Venice; Sarah, for the South Sea Whale Fishery; and Navi-
gator, for Tenoriffe.
Vessecs SPOEFN wint.—The Stranger, Whitney, from Liver.
to Philadelphia' on the 4th instant, in lat. 41. 27). lone. 56.
IL—lsabella, from London to Philadelphia, on the 9t1., in lat.
45. CS. long. 45.—Ann, Boutin, from Liverpool to Qz.ebec, on
the 9th, in lat. 49. 20. long. 21. 25.—And the America, Ros-
si:Tait, from Liverpool to New York, on the Bth, in lat. 43. 16.
long. 51. 10.
A aairro—At Calais, the Sirene, Faillant, from London. At
Charleston, Ai!ab, Brigham; and Christopher, Hayward, from
Liverpool. At St. Martin's, Sara Maria, Baslyn, frc.m Amster-
dam. At Jamaica, Aretbusa, Artis, from Cork. At the Cape
of Good Hope, Duke of Marlborough, front London. At St.
Thomas's, Caledonia, Mosley, from London. At the Havannah,
Maria, Walton, front Cadiz ; and Ingeborg, Hector, from Bue-
nos Ayres. At Bahia, Maria, from Liverpool. At Barbadoes,
Salisbury packet, from Falmouth; Commerce, from Dubin;
and Venus, from Liverpool. At Constantinople, Blucher, Dou-
glas, from London ; and Juno, Slade, from hristot. At Abeam,
Calypso, from Jersey. At Gibraltar, Roger and Barbara, front
Liverpool. At Cadiz, Lavinia, Backer, front Puerto Cabello ;
Salisbury, Alexander, from London ; Primorosa Marianna,
—, from Lima and Guayaquil; and the San Joze F.lias el
Ferm, from Vera Cruz and the liavannah. At St. Andrew's
(N. li.) John, Wilson, from Demerara. At Berbice, Amelia,
Price from ristol.

Cotosiso.—Arrived on the 4th of March, the brig Lucy, W.
Stunt Blaster. from Quilon, with Dady Hyrjie passenger.—
Sailed on the 4th of March, the ship Forbes, Thomas Brown
Master, for I.ondon—Passengers, Mrs. Beaufort, the Rev. Mr.
Thomson, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Green, Mr. Graham, Mrs. Cha-
ter, and children. On the sth of March, the ship L'lndian, F.
Plassi:trd Master, for Bombay.—Arrived on the 6th of March
the brig Le Cesar, Etienne Michil Master, from Marseilles. On
the 9th of March, the bark George, J. Poulson Matter, front
Quilon—Passengers, Major Crompton, Mrs. Crompton, bliss
C. Cs ile, and Dr. R. Hunter. On the 10th of March, the brig
Anna Catbarina, P. Barbet Master, from Batticaloa—Passenger,
Mr. E. Leatherland. The ship Defence, I). Rennoldson Alas-
ter, from the Cape of Good Hope, having on board a detach-
ment of the 16th Regiment—Passengers,. Lieutenant Osthey.
den, Mrs. Ostheyden, Miss Ostheyden. Sailed on the 10th
of March, the boat Maria, Tindal Santiagoe, for Jaffna—Pas.
stingers, Mrs. Grey and children, Mr. J. Barendsz. The gal-
liot Sophia, L. Verduyn Master, for Aripo--Passenger, James
Chrisp, Esq. Inspector of the Pearl Banks.
POINT ne Gazut.—Passed this Point, on the 2d of March
the ship Pthners, K C. Kemp Master, from the Persian Gulf.
—Arrived on the scl of March, the brig La Cesar, Etienne
Michil Master, from Marseilles.—Sailed on the sth of March,
the brig La Cesar, Etienne Michil Master, for Colombo. The
ship Ann and Amelia, John White Master, for Madras.---
Arrived on the 7th of March, the boat Mira Madit, Tindal
Ahamadoe 'Abbe Markan, from Batticaloa.—Passed this
Point on the 7th of March, the brig Anna Catharina, P. Bar-
bet Master, from Batticaloa—Passengers, H. Pennell, Esq.
landed at Matura, and Mr. Leatherland. On the Bth of March,
his Majesty's ship Dauntless, Honourable V. Gardner Captain,
from 'I rincomalee—Passengers, Colonel Wright, Royal Engi-
neers, Mr. W. Gibson, Master Attendant at Trincomalee, and
lone private of his Majesty's 73d Regiment.—Sailed on the
9th of March, his Majesty's ship Dauntless, Honourable V.
Gardner Captain. for Cochin.---Arrived on the 9th of March,
the brig Skylark, James Purvis Master, from Chittigong.
TRINCOMALEF..—Arrived on the 21st of February, the ship
Isabella, F. Bignall Master, front Colombo—Passengers, Mrs.
Scarvell, child, and servant, Lieutenant Wroughton, Mr.
Thompson, and seven natives. The brig Victoria, M. Gon-
salves Master, from Madras.

The burial of Mrs. GOODBEHERE (widow of the
late Alderman) and her son, took place yesterday.
It was truly melancholy to behold the remains of the,
parent and son moving with the same convoy to the
grave. The procession set out at one o'clock from
China Terrace, Lambeth, fir the burial ground, Lam-
beth,whcre the bodies were deposited in the same vault.
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