Star.
London, England, 1821-09-17 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Captain J. G. PHILLIPS 1.1 appointed to the firm for them*
of Africa; and Lieutenant A. fiosaasou to the Summates&

Ships in Porbanoudi Harbour—gusty CIIMILOIII, iiilat.
LIES, ALMON, SAWII/Jalr, ANDIRON/ICY::, EU RVALUS, Tars, and
ICA RIM

The Margaret, of Bannouth, Paz" laden with pig iron, has
put into Fisgard, with damage to her sails and rigging.
The brig Integrity, of Workington, Captain PAGAN, from
Falmouth, Jamaica, bound for Dublin, put into Campbelton on
the evening of the lath instant, in want of water and provisions.
Mu.roan, Sem IS.—This day the Royal Squadron (the Knoz
having proceeded by land) sailed hence with several merchant
vessels, for the Channel, and as the wind is now, we think they
will get round the Land's-end to-morrow early. Sailed the
Wots sloop of war, en a oruize.—Wind N. W.
FALMOUTH, Sam 15.—Wind N.N.W.—Salled the Duke of
York packet, with Mails for America. Put back the Success,
LILLICRAT, for St. John's, New Brunswick, with her pumps
cloaked.

PLYMOUTB, SEPT. Ig.—Wind S.—Sailed the Como, Wn.Enc-
son, for Mogadore; Sicily, Curse., for Gibraltar; Branstone,
STALL, for Pernambuco; Peter Ellis, Poisson, for New Or-
leans; John, Acton, for St. John's, New Brunswick; and Tri-
ton, HWILTINE, for Miramichi.

Cow ma, San. 15.—Arrived his Majesty's ship GLascow, to
take Lieutenant-General Sir ENWARD PAGIT to Ceylon.
Poszsuount, Sam 15.—Sunday evening last his Majesty's
ship TARTAR came to anchor off the quarantine ground. The
TARTAR left Sierra Leone on the 17th of June, and proceeded
to Barbadoes, Martinique, Jamaica, and theHavanr.ah. We
have considerable pleasure in stating the general improved state
of the Colony of Sierra Leone, as to healthfulness, which had
not suffered this season from the usual periodical rains, though
they bad commenced rather earlier than usual. Trade was also
improving there, and much advantage was likely to arise to the
Settlement, as well as to the one in the river Gambia, from the
renewal of the gum trade with the Moors of the Great Desert.
The ships composing the squadron had all left the river of Sierra
Leone, to avoid the rains, before the TARTAR sailed. The
PHEASANT Captain KELLY, was to leeward, but was to return
to Sierra Leone to await the arrival of the newly-appointed
Commodore. The Mvasunos, Captain Leger, was to refit at
Ascension, during the rains in the Bight of Biafra. The
THISTLE, Lieutenant HAGAN, was sent to the Banana Islands, a
newly-acquired cluster, near the shoals of St. Ann; the SN4MI
tea Lieutenant Evans, was gone to the almost newly-discovered
Island of St. Fernando Po, in the Bight of Biafra, which station
premises to be one of great importance to our cruizers.—
The Captain Ftsr.mus, which had been missing se-
veral mouths, had arrived at Rio Janeiro, with a slave-trader.
The TARTAR, during her present stay on the coast, captured
four slave ships, with about one thousand slaves ; three of which
had been condemned previous to her sailing. The slave trade'
was carrying on in full activity under neutral flags, principally
the French, and with all the usual attendant horrid circum.•
stances of inhumanity, oppressiqp, and cruel deaths. The cam-
try is satisfied, that all that i; was possible for humanity, zeal,
and superior intelligence to effect; under the existing national
treaties, with a view to the suppression or mitigation of this
horrid rade, has been done during the three years of Sir Groacz
Coulee's command ; and it is a consolation to the friends of hu-
manity, that be is to be succeeded by an Officer of kindred talent
and qualifications—Sir Boxcar Mains.

Sere.l6.—Wind W.—Arrived yesterday the Ganges,enierax,
from the Downs, for Bengal ; Euxine, JORDAN; from ditto, for
Lima; Britomatt, Psacne, from ditto, for New South Wales;
Mary cotter, from a cruise; and his Majesty's ship Asous, from
the Downs. Sailed—lsabella, Nscxots, for the Cape; and Ross-
lyn Castle, for New Brunswick. Arrived to-day his Majesty's
ships Inc and Canxxxoe, front Plymouth; Nautilus transport,
from the Downs, for the Cape; Thoralty, Cuisaas, from ditto,
for Halifax ; and Jane, Gammas, from ditto, for Jamaica.
Sailed the Pyrennees, Cirax, for Jamaica; and Williams, Smut,
for Lisbon.
Dam., Seri.. 16.—Wind W. S.W.—Came down from the
River yesterday and sailed, the Fame, Aasisraoxo, for the South
Seas. Passed through the Downs several colliers from the
Northward, bound Westward. Came down from the River to-
day and remain, the William Pitt, Ricuminsosr, for St. John's,
New Brunswick ; and George Home, TELTER, for Bombay.—
Arrived and wiled for the River, the Elizabeth, &voices ; Em-
peror Alexander, Aluarg ; Atalanta, BERGIN ; and Woodford,
Loissenux, from Jamaica ; Manly, Waxen, from St. Kitt's ; Lord
Wellington, from Quebec ; Highland Lad, from Montserrat ;
and several mere, names unknown.

limiwicu, San. 15.—Arrived the Thetis packet, with a Mail
from Gottenburg. Sailed the Emily packet for Gottenburg,
Castlereagh packet for Holland, and Princess Charlotte packet
for Cuxhaven, each with a Mail.
Gaiway, *Sate. 10.—The very strong gale which blew here
on the night of Tuesday, did considerable damage to the vessels
in the dock. To hear of shipwrecks in a dock must surprise
every one, as it is what cannot occur in any other port in Ire-
land; but we are, and have been, particularly neglected :—The
Three Sisters, of Limerick, was blown out of the dock, and re-
mains on shore among the rocks at Fort Hill; the Union, of
Glasgow, from Liverpool, with rock salt, carrird away her bow..
sprit ; the Hope, of Barmouth, from Liverpool, with salt,smashed
the iron chain in the quay, but was fortunately brought to again ;
the Martha, of Workington, from Quebec, with timber, carried
away her bow cable, but was brought to after much exertion of
the master and crew; a Connemara boat was forced from the
dock, and driven on shore at Ringmore, where she went to
' pieces ; the Flanker, from Norway, with timber, lost her cable
and anchor, and fortunately got into New Harbour; the Plum-
per rode out the gale surprisingly, but her gig was driven on
shore beyond Spiddel, crew saved, and her cutter boat swamped
under the stern.

liou. Stn.. 14.—Arrived the Duneombe, Coastrr, from
Greenland, with nine fish, 300 butts; and Eagle, Bums, from
ditto, with 13 fish, 350 butts.

WHITBY, Seer. 15.—Arrived off here the Hammy, &WYSS,
from Greenland, with three fish.

Curren-House, Sirsamaza 15.—Ships Entered Inwards The
Pitea, from Stockholm; Mary, from St. Petersburgb ; Edward, ,
from Bremen ; Spes Nova, from Christiana ; Albion, from Ant-
werp ; Queen, from St. John's ; Clozimbo, from Virginia ; Spe-
culator, from Gottenberg ; Sisters, from Jamaica ; Emilie,
from Cials ; Industry, and Atlantic. from Hambacdh ; and
Earl Bathurst, from Rotterdam—Cleared Outwards : Richard,
for Belfast; Telemachus, for Rotterdam; Perseverance, for
&ettin ; Neptune, for Ostend ; Ant, for flamburgb ; Banns
Malonet, for St. Valay ; Erin, for Waterford ; Prosperous, for
Calais; Joseph, for Oporto; and Alpha, for Bourdeaux.