Star.
London, England, 1819-08-17 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

POMSMOWTN, AUOUST I6.—Wind W.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship GANINEDIC' from the Mediterranean. Sailed the Zephyr,
Cox, for Cronseadt ; and Thames, Wirrwron, for Hamburgh.—
Ills Majesty's ship Lirrer went out of Harbour, and brought
up at Spithead.
Haawicit, Auoast 16.—Wind E. S. E.—Arrived the Lord
Nelson packet from Holland, and the Eclipse packet from Cux-
haven, both with Mail&
Dam. Aims? 16.—Wind S.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, ;he Princess of Wales, Sins, from Jamaica ; Wharton,
Priam,. from Miramichi ; and the Governor Myers, HOGARTH.
from Pictou. Arrived and remains in the Downs, the Aga-
memnon transport, from the Westward.
Dove*, Avon? 16.—Passed yesterday the Clara, P
from Chariston fur Rotterdam—she spoke in lat. 43. 16. long.
68. 54. the John, Tsonas, of Liverpool, from Londonderry for
St. John's, New Brunswick, with 400 passengers on board.
Autumn, Aucurr 13.—Arrived the New Middleton, Om-
nut., from Greenland, ,with 10 fish BO tons.
Ltvearnot, Arouse 15.—Arrived the William, M'Koui., from
Charlston, in 3,4 days. On the 10th July, in long. 68. she spoke,
the Fame transport, from Honduras for Portsmouth.
Auausx 14.—A letter received here from the Bruns-
wick (with 10 fish, 220 tons), dated Peterhead, the 9th instant,
states that she left the country the 12th July, and that the ships
were all waiting for the ice opening. The Leviathan was with
the Brunswick at Stromness.

Avcrrsixa Laren', 'exit saes,—The following is an extract of
a letter received here from Leith this morning. The account
was brought by the Andrew Marvel, of this port ;
Andrew M .rvel, 14; Arid, 4; Brothers, 6; Brunswick, 19;
Cambrian, 5; Duckenfield HaU, 7 ; Eclipse, 3; Egginton, 6;1
Everthorpe, 4; Equestrian, 2; Earl Falconberg (of Grimsby),
full, 1 ; Friendship, 2 ; Gardner and Joseph, 6; Ingria, 4; John,
12; Kciro, 16 ; Lee, 6; Leviathan, 15; Ocean, ti; Progress,
3 ; Royal George, 5; Swan, 4; Samuels, 2; Symmetry, 7 ; the
Thornton, 2; Truelove, 2; Zephyr, b ; William, clean.
Cusvog-llonsx, Aua. 16.—Ships entered Inwards..—Travdlcr,
Hutchinson, from Bombay; John, Spence, from Jamaica;
Dryad, Fell, from Tobago; Royal Sovereign, Wren, from Os-
tend ; Three Sisters, Marchant, from Rotterdam ; Diamond,
Pound, from Harlengen ; Mike of York, Fryer, from Rotter-
dam; Gracey, Hulin, from Riga; Thetis, Reid, from Ham.
burgh; Cheerful, Pearson, from Leghorn; Susannah, Mears
from Marseilles. Cleared Outwards—The Vine, for Venice;
Unity, for Calais; Royal George, for New York; Tea zer, for
Rotterdam ; and Savage, for Belfast.

The Hon. Captain PAGET kissed hands, on Monday
se'nnight, on being appointed to the permanent com-
mand of the Royal George yacht, in the room of Sir
EDWARD BERRY; Sir MICHAEL SEYMOUR, Bart. is
appointed to
,the Prince Regent yacht, building at
Portsmouth, vice Hon. C. PAGET.

The two Russian sloops of war, accompanied by
two storeships, which arrived at Portsmouth on Tues-
day, from Cronstadt, are preparing to sail on voya•
ges of discovery to the South Pole and 13ehring's
Straits. The Worstock sloop of war, Captain Bar•
LINGSHOUSEN, and the storeship Mirror, Captain LA..
ZAREM go to the South Pole; the Otkrutie, Capt.
‘VAZILIEFF, and the store-ship Blagonamirenie, Cap-
tain SIIILIIMAREFF, go to Behring's Straits. The two
latter intend' tu touch at the Sandwich Islands.

HAVTI.—The • following particulars respecting a
visit paid by Admiral 110 THAN to this place in the
month of May, is copied from the Hayti Royal Ga-
zette, May 25:
" On the 4th of May, his Britannic Majesty's ship
Shearwater, Captain Cox, entered the port from Ja-
maica, dispatched by Sir Home Popham. As soon
as his Grace the Duke Marmelade, Governor of the
capital, and Baron Dupuy, Secretary, were apprised
of this agreeable news, they hastened to give notice
to his Majesty, who was absent, visiting the Spanish
part of the island. His Majesty immediately gave
his orders to the Governor, so as to be prepared to
receive the Admiral with all the regard and distinc-
tion due to his character ; and ordered a guard of
troops of the line to wait his arrival. His Er/ellen%
was expected for many days by the people of the Ca-
pital. At length, on the 16th, after twelve days ex-
pectation, at one o'clock in the afternoon, his Britan-
nic Majesty's frigate Iphigene, of 44 guns, Captain
Parker, followed by the brig of war Beaver, from
Havannah, entered the port, having Sir Home Pop-
ham on board the frigate. A Royal salute was fired.
Baron Dupuy repaired on board the frigate to com-
pliment, in the name of the King, the Admiral, and
invited him to come on shore. The Admiral landed
early next morning ; he was shewn into the carriage
of the Governor. The next day his Majesty gave
audience to the Board of Foreign Commerce. The
lday following the Governor, with his numerous Staff,
repaired in procession to the Hotel of his Excellency,
to compliment him.
" His Grace the Duke Marmelade invited his Ex-
cellency to dine with him, together with Captain
Parker. On this occasion there was a splendid repast
at the hotel of the Governor. Among the patriotic
toasts suitable to the occasion, thefol;owing was drunk :
" The King of Great Britain: may he complete gloriously
what he has commenced wisely—a perpetual union between the
Haytians and the English."
FATE OF MACGREGOR'S FOLLOWERS :—The follow-
ing particulars are copied from the Kingston (Ja-
maica) Royal Gazette of the 11th ult.
" By the Sapphire sloop, of 26 guns, Capt. HART,
which arrived on Saturday, in twelve days, from
Porto Bello, we learn, that intelligence had been re-
ceived, that the unfortunate and deluded men, who
left this place with a view of joining the colours of
MACGREGOR, are still in a most miserable condition,
employed in making a causeway, and in repairing a
bridge. They consist of about eighty persons—their
chains have been taken off, but they are kept at work
under a strong guard of soldiers, and have each a
pick-axe and a spade. Intercession had been made
with the Governor of Santa-Cruz, for a person of the
name of O'CoNNoR, who had been a midshipman in
the Navy, Ind he was liberated from the degrada-
tion of public labour, and suffered to go at large on
his parole. Forty of the men who were marched to
Panama, had been permitted to employ themselves
at their respective trades, or become menial servants
to the inhabitants ; and seventy had joined either the.
Catalonian regiment of foot or artillery as privates.
The Officers, 35 in number, had been sent to Darien,
a miserable place, depending entirely on its supply
of provisions, Sm. from Panama. These men were
treated with greater harshness than the privates.—
THOMAS SUTTON, W.WEBSTER, and JuHN M`NUTT,
who are well known in this city, and were among
the prisoners, were immured in gaol at Panama."
" The schooner Martha, which arrived on Wed-
nesday from San Blas, brought accounts that MAC-
GREGOR, after his disgraceful Sight from Porto Bello,
proceeded in the brig Hero for St. Andreas, where
he arrived on the 6th or 7th of May, and remained
until the 12th, when he departed, as it was 'said, fo
this island, after having taken on board various let
ters for individuals in this city. He is said to have
suffered considerably from the effects:of his leap."