Star.
London, England, 1819-05-28 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIYIRTOOL, MAY 26.—The Princess Charlotte packet, from
Jamaica to Falmouth, was lost the 28th March, on the Hog-
sues; about 20,000 dollars were lost ; the Mail, Captain, crew,
and passengers, had arrived at Nassau, New Providence, and
were to proceed to Ragland in the schooner Primrose, which
vessel had been taken up for the purpose. The packet is stated
to have had specie on board to the amount of 320,000 dollars.—
The Fairfield, ELIAS, from Aux Cayes, for Liverpool, was lost
.on a Reef off Attwood's Key the 28th March, and IS bags of
ease and 3$ bags of cocoa, were all that was saved ; Captain and
crew arrived at Nassau, New Providence.—The Rostock,
Etasuav, from hence, arrived dt Cadiz, was boarded off Cape St.
Mary's by the Constitution, Insurge,nt privateer, who informed
them that they had captured a Spanish ship with two millions
of dollars on board.

ANOTIIDS ACCODICT.---..LICEItrOOL, MAT 26.—The 'Robert,
SA/CDS, arrived from Nassau, New Providence, from whence she
sailed the 17th ult. brings an account of the Ins; of the Princess
Charlotte packet, from Jamaica, on the Hogsties. The passen-
gers and the crev:, together with the Mail and specie, with the
exception of about 50,000 dollars, were aU saved and carried
into Crooked Island: the 30,000 dollars above-mentioned were
left in the wreck, and there was little doubt but they would be
saved. The Captain of the Packet had arrived at Nassau, and
chartered the schooner Primrose, in which he sailed on the 14th
ult. for Crooked Inland, to bring the mail, passengers, and specie
to rsoglauld.--IkS. One account of the loss of the Princess Char-
lotte Packet, states the accident to have happened on the 28th
March ; this must be incorrect, as she did not sail from Jamaica
until the 29th—yet there is not the least doubt but she is lost.
M•aosvr, Max 27.—The wreck reported yesterday proves
to be the Fortuna, Erten, of and from Ilamburgh, for the Ha-
vannah, with a cargo of linen, glass, gin, and stone, totally lost
on the Kentish Knock, on the night of the 24th instant. The
only survivors of the crew, are the Master, Second Mate, car-
penter, and C. Ouerwall, a seaman, who were saved by a boat
belonging to this place, and landed here last night in a very ex-
hausted. state, having been exposed nearly two days and nights
on a part of the wreck. close to the sand, and in addition to their
own auk-ins', witnessing the melancholy fate of the remainder
of the crew, seven in number, and four passengers.
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PLYMOUTH, MAY 26.—Wind E.—Arrived the brig Isabella,
LAwsoN, from Gibraltar, for orders, with invalid troops on
board; 21 days passage—put under quarantine.
POITSMOUTH, MAT 27.—Wind N.E.—Arrived last night, the
Delaford, YOUNG, irons St. Vincent's, out 42 days; and General
Graham, Witallii/1112.411), from Bombay. Sailed the Lion cut-
ter, on a cruise.
Dear., MAY 27.—Wind N.B.—Came down from the River
and sailed, tho Almorah, WINTZII, for Bengal; Syminetry,l
Witivz, for Quebec ; George and James, Cuarwte, for St.
Mary's ; Hazard, llowaan, for Newfoundland ; and the Etoile,
SMIT/T, for Havre.
Dorza, MAY 27.—Arrived last night the Susanna, Captain
Moon, from Ostend, with a mail and passengers.—Sailed this
day the Chichester packet, Captain Ruma, for Calais' with a
mail and passengers—Arrived this _afternoon the Ring George,
Captain hi Foci's, with the Countess of Westmorland, from
Calais; also the Cumberland, Captain Hamann), from that port,
with passengers.