Star.
London, England, 1817-10-14 00:00:00

AIIRICIN EXPEDITION.

Extract of a Letter from th.. Agent to LLoYlsit at
rr.i Leone. dated thy BTh of July :
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.1 he Portinmeae sMp Amelia arrived here on the 6th Inst•
tha! was intended fur the interior of Africa.
won Lai been owing to the deaths of Major PLDDIR and
CA NI PR LL ; but I understand that it Is Intended to pro-
n, nadcr t!ie command of Lieut. TuoMAs STOCKOZ,
t. i trust, from some new plant, they will succeed.—
te in. ;I:.:,eice from the settletitt-nts of Gorse and Senegal, the
:'rah: is agate renewed by the French, to no small extent."

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
FALMOUTH, OCTOBER H.
Vied the Prince Ernest pack• t, for Lisbon ; his
±biesty's ship LEE, on a cruize ; Thomas and Sally,
joss, and Prince of Wales, WILLIAMS, for Rouen.
PENZANCE, OCTOBER it.
Arrived the French gun-boat No. 2, Captain Pu-
le, from Cherbourg, with loss of mast. sails, Sic.
:.e w:is driven off the coast in a gale at N.E.
PORTSMOUTH. OCTOBER 13.
Sailed the Elizi transport. for Chatham.
DEAL. OCTOBER 13. •
Came down from the River and sailed, the Brook,
~nyn, and Ida, Par.stons, for Jamaica ; also, the
iiendship, Douatev, from Hull for America.—
assed by the back of the Goodwin Sand* the George,
om Shields for Gbraltar.—Wind N.E.
DOVER, OCTOBER 13.
Owing to the heavy gale from the N.N.E. since
I frig night, we have had no arrivals from Calais ;
t having, however, moderated this morning, sewn
:rage vessels are now coming into the Roads from
hat port. Sailed this morning the Lord Duncan
;tact, Captain PA•une,for Ostend, with a Mail and
assengers ,• also the Union and Cumberland passage
sels for Calais. with passengers.
GRAVESEND. OCTOBER 13.
keyed the William, Hatf eld. Pilot. Wallis, and Pair Cam-
sin+, Fwes from Hamhurgh; Manuel, Williamson, and Am.
hitrite, Zaehanazer, from Norway ; Atlantic, Ranjeck, from
' whergli ; and Kent, Miller, from Copenhagen. Sailed the
, Melvin, for Bremen ; Sir Edward Hamilton, Bell, and
rely, Edgar, for Jamaica; Kate, Purdye, for Naples; Synt-
ery, Morgan, for Leghorn ; Limerick Trader Griffiths, for
risme; Drake, W'hiley, for Oporto; Three Brothers, Span'', for
:shoo; Penrhyn Castle, 1 altd, for Pillau ; Volharding, °owe-
s's], for Amt. relam ; Star, Li:amends, for Lisbon; and Bee,
dams, for Namborgh,
CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCTOBER 13.
Sults £NTCIPD INWARDS.-A he Aurora, Wilson; Fame,
ickeson; and Elizabeth, Godfrey, from Hambnrgh; Wheat
Cubitt, and Thetis, Barclay, from Rotterdam; Twee
borders, —, from Cresols:gen; and Janet, Scotland, from
/,:iingsburg.
Ourvralos.....The Aid, last, for Hamburgh; Briton, Crick-
, for Madeira, Cape of Good Hope, Isle of France, BOOS.
Forts it. George and William, Prince of Wales's Island.
ra, and Batavia; Commercial Packet, King, for Ostend;
iris, flume, and Resolution, Urquhart, for Jamaica ;Either,
nes, for Dahlia; Friends, Sparrow, and Jobe, Greenwell, for
ore; Hester, Silvers, fur Naples, Palenno, and Messina;
ge Gerretr, Mak, for Amsterdam ; Lord Cawdor, Brookes,
Hayti; Nimble, Milne, for Teneriffe • Prince. Mackey, for
Thomas's; Prince of Saxe Cobourg, ;Add, for Rotterdam;
:dui, Slinky, for Montserrat; Salisbury, Heytburen,lor
. Mary's and Sierra Leone; Vorgdbagcn, Wall,, for Stettin;
am, Baron, fur Boncdcans; William, Gtuona, for Trinidad.

From Tie Boma Advertiser of September 4th s-
IPORTAIIT To MARIN gas.—Captain WUJJAIiss, lately
we Martinico, bas communicated to us the follow.
g information, which he received from the master
the ship mentioned therein, and which was cora
wand by several passengers, with whom he eon.
/id s

I' Oa the 4th of July, the French ship St. Eerie, hotrod from
bodily& to Mortlake, in lat. 14. 37. Wag. 44. 111. $3 leagues
lent east from the island, fell in with a chain of rocks about
tit ket fader water, extending about SOO fathoms from north
I math, sad being about 100 fathoms broad, and wore plainly
et en the bottom from the vessel. limo • to a sketch given
r then by the Ci.,itain, they lie somewhat in rntoLikhalf-
oos; sad the ship running westwardly with a *thong erladZgoe
it* its hems, and narrowly escaped being wrecked, but ma&
ir way sat by the south point. This -reef, It seems, from Its
tektite. most bare been of recent ternsation, as it is in or near
u track of vessels bound to klartinia4 and keel knowsito have
at hews observed.*
The Johanna, COMMA., from London to Beasley,
been run down, off Moon Island, by the Joseph
d may, of Plymouth.
The Eophemta, BLOW, from Petersburgh to Tene-
was lost en a shoal, near the Island of Laren-
, on the 30th of August. Great part of the cargo
materials expected to be saved.
The Lord Ceiling wood. from Penzance to Peters-
;h, has put into Rostock, having received damage
mg a gale on the 17th and 18th ultimo. . • •
The Harmony, of Sunderland, from Lye. ,to
. 1, has put into Copenhagen, with logs 4 .bow.
and an anchor and cable, having been run foul
l'y the Friends, STEWARD, of Bridlington.
The Thetis, STAMINA% from London to Peters.
ih, his been on shore on Daagert, but got off,
t assistance from the shore, and proceeded on her
age.
The Gesina, Dutra, from Bourdeauz for Peters-
6, has put into Cuxhaven with damage, and was
Pinging her cargo-on the Bth inst.
The Supply transport, from Plymouth to Milford,
into Scilly on the let instant, very leaky, having
ck on the Runnel Stone, and must repair.
The James, Rooms, from Liverpool to Rosa, was
foul of on Friday off the Ormshead, and sunk—
* saved.
The Jane, M'DOWALD, from Greenock to Amster-
-4213 put into the Tees 9th instant, leaky, and cargo
11"4 damaged, ond it is supposed Must go to Stock.
slm to discharge, •
The Whearaheaf, DOISOLIIII. of Petersham, was
/reeked near Shields 9th inst.:—Crew and pan of the
aerials saved.
Government, has sent a reinforcement of Custom-
s** Officers to Hastings, and *Mimed a cutter of
*port, with a view to check the audacious carat
rum/glen.
,_tin Eastpladiaman of the fit class, built by Mr.
'many MALIORISAMZS, at Sir ROAM* WHlRAllell
414 Blackwell, was launched on Friday. in the ptes
lace of a large assemblage of company; site wit
a.4ll'd the Duke of York, in compliment to our illus.
'o*s Commander in Chief. Major-General Sir
they Toenails attended, and represented his Royal
hikes. on the occasion. The Band of the Regi.
hut of Grenadier Guards played several airs ce.
ass to, and during the lime of the launch.
*Ler was very favourable, and the ship went off
elgrand style, amidst the loud and repeated cheers,
the spectators.
Tat New Gino Com.--The Sovereigns were is
era circulation in the City on Saturday. Yesta-
the Half Sovereigns were issoed freely.