Star.
London, England, 1819-05-24 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGEA'CT•.

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The Wo!Wove. STEPHENSON ; Creole, Jason, Batons;
Foie, Cpussana ; Jeune Ferdinande, —; Wellington, Lenee ;
Petite Marie, —; and Vrow Aga, were. driven on
shore at Port Louis, Mauritius, Ming a violent gale on the
25th January.
The Duaabuck, Curtain+. of and from Greenock, sailed from
Sligo '24th March, and has not :Alice been heard of.
The Ayrshire, IPPuxasoB, arrived in the Clyde froM Detrw.
raft, passed on 3d inst. in lat. 35. long. 46. a small vessel, lso:tont
up ; spoke on the 10th inst. in lat 48. long. .S 6. the 23olden, of
Sunderland.

FALMOU7II, MAY 21.—Wind from S. to N.E. and N.—Ar-
rived yesterday the Wellington, MONDAY, from Bahia, in 67 days,
for orders. Sailed the Egham, Yana, for Buenos Ayr, s ; Da-
vid, Mauta, for Newfoundland ; l)utch sloop Jonge llendrick,
MaLorN, for Marseilles—No arrivals or sahed this day. -
PLYMOUTH, May 22.—Wind E.S.E.—CaMe..in his Majesty's
ship BeLtarst.a, from Milford.
PENZANCY, MAY 21.—Wind N.N.E. fresh gales and !nay
weather.—Arrived yesterday his Majesty's brig HaticoN,
tain Ptrrstan, from a cruize. Arrived to-day the Dolphin cut-
ter, and a few vessels bound round land.

COMES, MAY 44.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived late last evening,
the Canton, HASKELL, of and from Boston, with a cargo of coffee,
runs, and sugar, for orders-20 days passage.
PORTSMOUTH. MAT 23.—Wind his Majesty's
ship ROSARIO, on a cruize ; Emperor Alexander, DasmsoN, for
Buenos Ayres; and a few coasters and colliers.
DEAL, MAT 23.—Wind 7.llE—Carne down from the River
last evening and sailed this day, the Tobago, WESTMORLAND,
for.Demerara ; Tribune, TINDAL; for St. Vincent's; Sultan,
YEOMAN, for Smyrna. Arrived and sailed for the River, the
Levant, APlCiestar, and Donegal, GOWAN, from Belfast. Passed
at the.back of the Goodwin Sand, the ship Mandarine, of Bal-
timore, from the Savannah for Bremen.
Five, p.m.—Came down from the River, the Princess Char-
lotte of \Vales, Gamete, and Marquis Wellington, Vs'noto, for
Bengal; Centurion, MEAD, from Newcastle, for St. Helena.
Half-past Five.—The Indiamen are lying to, but will proceed
immediately; the passengers ate on board.

DOVER; MAY Q::.—Sailed this day the Susannah, Captain
Moots, for Ostend, with a Mail and Passengers; also the Poll,
Captain STRAWS. ; Lady Jane James, Captain HAYWARD ; and
Prince Leopold, Captain Rooaaa, for Calais with passengers.—
Arrived this afternoon the Desiree French packet, with a Mail
from Calab.

MAY 23.—Arrived this morning the Princess Charlotte packet,
Captain HALLANDS, from Ostend, with a Mail and passengers.
Sailed this morning the King George, Captain Mtmers; and
Flora, Captain WATSON, for Calais, with passengers.
CUSTOMHOUSE, MAY 22.—Entered lcvrards--The Urania,
Hutchinson, from &. Vincent's; Lord Exmouth, Mills, from
Dort; Martha, Bull,. from Dram; Jane, M'Craken, from St.
Lucia; Bee, \Vishart, from Alexandria; Duke of York, Fryer,
frotn Rotterdam; Charles Forbes, Choak, from Jamaica; Fly,
Guthrie, from Randers; Hope, Newman, and Matilda, Gab-
britt, from Jamaica; Latona, Stobie, from Dunkirk; Grand
Sachem, Luke, from South Seas ; and Bonne Henriette, Pontif,
from Rouen. Cleart:d Outwards—Malta, Allen, for Antwerp;
Margaret, Smith, for Boston • Aimie, Falvey, for Havannah ;
Drie Vriende, Hamb, for Antwerp ; 'Washington, Allen, for
Bawl' yen iteitolution, Prince, for Antwerp ; Three Sisters,
Marckant, for Rotterdam ; Etoile du Nord, Smith, for Havre;
Hazard, Howard, for Newfoundland ; Neptune, Stranack, for
Ostend; Lord Liverpool, Norfen, and Prince of Saxe Cobourg,
Ladd, for Rotterdam ; Fame, Rernmington, for India ; Venus,
Thompson' for Hamburg!' ; Symmetry, Moore, for Genoa and
Leghorn ; Antelope, Cole, for Quebec ; and the Olive Branch,
Patterson, for Crottenburgl.

Accounts are said to have been received this morn-
ing from the Isle of France, staiitig, that the Island
had been visited by a dreadful hurricane, but no
other particulars have at present transpired.
Saturday the dispatches for Bengal were closed at
the East India House, and delivered to the Masters
of the following ships, viz. Fame, Captain S. REM-
MINGTON and Almorah, Captain T. WINTER.
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Passengers per Fame.—For Bengal—Mistresses quieros, Allen.
and Bryant ; Miss Cameron, Captain De Beaurcgard, Messrs. C.
Sage, Garbett, and Rowcroft, cadets.
Passengers per Almorah.— For Madras—Mr. Cheape, writer ;
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson ; Captain Ross, Mr. Surgeon Gardener,
and, Dr. Wight; Mr. Arnott, cadet; Mr. C. 11. Macdonell, as-
sistant-surgeon.
The Orlando, Captain CLAVELL, and the Magi-
cienne, Captain Puavis, are daily expected from the
East Indies, they having been relieved by the Liver-
pool and Topaz.
The Larne,24 guns, and Thistle and Snapper gun
brigs, at Portsmouth, are ordered for commission :
it is supposed for the Coast of Africa. Lieutenant
HAGAN is appointed to the Thistle, for the African
station.

Thursday the Active frigate, Sir JAMES A. Gin-
n" K.C.B. went out of Portsmouth harbour. She
will sail in a few days for the North American sta-
tion in the room of the Forth frigate, Sir JOHN T.
Louts, Bart. which ship is on the passau home. The
Lord Bishop of QUEBEC, Commissioner ROBERT• BAR-,
C.B. for Quebec, and Dr. ItowLANDs, of the Naval
Hospital at Halifax, will go out as passengers.
A reduction in the Quarantine Establishment at
the Motherbank having some time taken place, the
ALEXANDER, 74, employed there as a Lazaretto, was
on Saturday removed into Portsmouth harbour, to
be sold or broken up. The PROMETHEUS sloop of war
has been fitted for the same service.

Friday the ALBION, 74, Captain COODF, C. B.
lately returned from the Mediterranean, was paid off.
The crew received three years' wages ; in the whole
about £15,000. A body of them, more provident
than the rest, instantly remitted about £3OOO to their
friends, and set off soon afterwards on their return
home. We regret to hear that two of the crew were
killed, by accident, whilst employed in unrigging the
ship, and several were severely bruised. The Albion
was re-commissioned on Saturday morning by Cap-
tain RAGGETT, as the third guard-ship at Portsmouth.
Mr. WARDEN is appointed Surgeon.
Lieutenant WAvar, of the PARTIIIAN, and two
marines, were lately tried at the Civil Court at
Montego Bay, Jamaica, for the murder of a seaman
of a merchant vessel. It appeared that they had been
sent on shore to look sifter three men, who had de-
serted from the PARTHIAN, and receiving information
that some seamen were in a negro's hut, they endea-
voured to force their entrance into it, and in so doing,
two pistols accidentally went off, and unfortunately
killed the ;clan. This statement being established,
they were acquitted.