Star.
London, England, 1821-09-03 00:00:00

NAPAL D}TELLIGENCE.

FAESIOCT/1, SEPT. I.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Lady
W packet, with a M.il fr nu Jamaica; sailed thel7Bl
of July, and from Crooked Island on the IA of August; also
the Calista, Amstr., from New Orleans ; and Henry, Wier,
from Palermo.—Saileal the St. Joze de Animas, MRARRA, f*t
Havre; La Malines, for Rouen; and Duke of Marlborough
packet, with a Mail for Lisbon.
l'Lratorrit, Aticusr 31.—Wind W.—Arrived the William
and Amelia, JONti, from Sr. Joint's, New 13ruitswick ;
l'itictars, from London for Trieste, with loss of fore-topmast
and bowsprit by lightning ; and Carlotta, WOLr, from Pio Ja-
neiro for St. Petersburgh.—Pattsed by, the filnire, from Cadiz
for London ; and Camden, Joluoiort, from Quebec for London.
The Carlotta was boarded on the Bth of July, in lat. IS. long. 36.
by a corvette privateer, under French colours, who took from
her sit casks of water.

POILTSMOCTIT, Seer. W.S. W.—Arrived yesterday,
the miry (Veen, HILL, from Artipaa; his Majesty's ship SAP.
?note, from the West Indies; and London transport, from the
Nlrditerrmean.—Sailed his Jajesty'a ship CARNATION, for
P! :mouth.
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Drat, Srrrclime 2.—Wind SAV.—Arrived yesterday and
sailed for the River, the Briton, Bratty, and the Thalia, Sumas
from Jamaica ; Fortitude Increased, MANNitic, and the William
Manning, Same, from St. Ki't's ; Richard and Sibella, Com..
TON, from Barbadoes; Hibernia, from Oporto; Echo, LINCOLN)
and I Tnomrsos, from Jamaica ; Fanny, PATTERSON, front
St. Vincent's ; Melpomene, SNF.LL, from Jamaica ; the Camden,
Joesystrx, and Glory, Pousneu, from Quebec; Aid, TZAIMALZ.
from St. Petersburgh for Dublin ; Ariadne, Russets., from St.
Domingo ; and the Triune, SMALL, from Malta : the two latter
remain. Arrived and remains, his Majesty's ship Gtasoow, front
Cuxhaven. Came down from the River and sailed with the
whole of the outward-bound, the Branston, for Pernambuco ;
James and Agnes, for Aliramiclii ; Prince Regent, for Gibraltar ;
Nimble, for St. Andrew's; and Rsperanza, for Bilboa. Arrived
to•day and sailed, the Hazard,Wmrsat, from Oporto for Leith;
Ajax, Asatstsorio, and Economy, Gmon, from-St. John's, New
Brunswick ; Dawson, NI/WHIMS/IN, from St. Kin's; George and
James, CHATwIN, from Sierra Leone; Mary, Demnsost, front
Lisbon ; Rochester, SPITTAL, from Oporto ; Traisit,
from Bahia for Hamburgh ; and several more, names unknown.
Came down hum the River, the Sicily, CAMBIA, for Gibraltar,
and remains, with the Ariadne, for St. Domingo; Triune, for
Malta; and Royal Charlotte, and Rosslyn Castle, outward-bound.
PENZANCE, Ace. 7.l.—The Carmarthen packet. Pret.t.trp,
from Carmarthen to London, struck on a shoal N.W, of the
Rundle Stone, on the 23,th instant, and sunk—crew saved, and
landed here.

filtiroan, Auo. 29.—Arrived the Hope, THOMAS, from
Pwlisely: when five leagues off St. Ives, picked up a boat with
the Master, three seamen, and Mr. and Mrs. THOMPSON, who
were on huatd the sloop Hero, CLZAVES, of Swansea, for Ply.-
mouth, which vessel carried away her mast off St. Ives, and
soon after sunk.

liaawicn, SEPTEMBER I.—The Ocean, CHERNSIME, which Ira
on Otiordness Beach, has been got off, and brought is here.--.
Sailed the Princess Charlotte packet, for Holland ; Lord Dun.
can packet, for Cuxhaven; and Jane packet, for Gottenburgh,
each with a Mail.

WHITBY) Srrr. I.—Arrived the Phenix, DAWSON, from
Greenland, with two fish, .^,u tuns; and Abram, HARRISON) from
ditto, with three fish, fso tuns.
Aaron/.FN, Aunesr 29.—Arrived the Henrietta, &mu., from
Greenland, with nine fish; and Hercules, Pmcnas, from ditto,
with one fish.

lieu., Sem I.—Arrived from Greenland, the Neptune, MONr
aoa, with five fish, 190 butts; Gardiner and Joseph, Axons,
with seven fish, 2,000 seals, 190 butts; Cyrus, Baanurro, with
seven bib, 190 butts; and Bsmoutb, flummox, with one fish,
ten,.butts.

The. East India Company's chartered ship, Rich.
mond, Captain KEY, passed Portsmouth on Saturday,
for the River. She is supposed to have sailed from
Ceylon about the 9th or 10th of April. Major-Ge.
neral Sir EDWARD BARNES, K.C.B. the Governor of
the island, had been in indifferent health, the wound
of this brave Officer, received at Waterloo, having
again broken out in the shoulder. He would return
to England as soon as Sir E. PAGET arrived out,
The Richmond touched at the Cape and St. Helena=
from the former she sailed on the 18th ofsJune, and
from the latter on the 14th of July. Sir fluDAsi
Lowe, for himself; and the whole of his Staff, had
engaged a passage to England in the Dunira, which
was to sail from St. Helena on the lahofJune.
The CARNATION, of 18 guns, Captain R. HALL,
has arrived at Plymouth, from the North American
station, to be paid off, having been three years and
a half in commission. She left Halifax on the sth
of August. Rear-Admiral COLPOYS was daily ex-
pected to return from Quebec. His Excellency Sir
J. Kew.? left Halifax on the 4th ult. on a tour
through the eastern part of the province. The
PHAETON, Captain MONTAGUE, had sailed for Sydney
(Cape Breton), with a detachment of the 62d Itegi.
ment ; she would return to England on the arrival
of the ATHOL. The CYRENE, Captain TOZER, had
just arrived in 19 days from Port Royal. The island
of Jamaica had suffered from a long drought, which
gave the crops the appearance of being half-burnt;
ground provisions were becoming very scarce: if the
rain kept off until September, it was thought the
ports must be opened. The BELI.ETTE Captain
PecuaLt, was in the Bay of Fundy ; the MERSEY,
Captain COLLIER, at Bermuda ; the JASSEUR, Cap-
tain NAPIER, cruizing to the eastward. The Regulus
transport sailed for England, with the remainder of
the 15th Regiment, on the 27th of July: she was to
land a detachment of the 74th Regiment at New.
foundland.

The SAPPHIRE, of 24 guns, Captain MosTcomeare,
has also arrived in 32 days from Antigua. She left
there the SALISBURY, of 50 gnns (Admiral FAHts,
waiting the arrival of the I'vnAmus, Captain NEW-
COMBE, from England, when she would return to Eng.
land to be paid off. The FORTE, Sir THOMAS Coots.
nANE, was at Barbadoes, the Esx and FALmouTie
are gone to Bermuda to be refitted ; the station was
very healthy. Information had been brought from
St. Thomas's, by the FALMOUTH, that the Caraccas
and La Goyra had been again retaken from the
Royalists by the forces under BOLIVAR, and that the
whole of the coast was now in the hands of the Inds.
pendents. The TARTAR, of 4.2 guns, Commodore
Sir GEORGE COLLIER, had arrived at Barbadoes, from
the coast of Africa, and sailed thence for Martinique
and Jamaica on the 25th of July. General Sir Jom,
KEANE was coming home passenger in her. The
SAPPHIRE spoke the Standard merchant ship on the
22d of July, from Jamaica for London.

COIN EICIIANOE, MARK-LANE, Seer. Z.—We had a good sup
ply of new Wheat front Issex this morning, but very few am►
rivals from any other County; and the weather being unsettled,
as well as having very unfavourable accounts of the crops, caused
a brisk demand, at an advance of Gs. per quarter on the prices
of last Monday. Barley is full 2s. per quarter dearer, also
Beans and Oats, but the sales were not brisk at that amendment,
White Peas are 2.5. to 3s. per quarter cheaper, having a large
supply of new ones te.day from Essex. It is expected thepriat
of Flour will be raised to tios. per sack.
SUITIIVIELD ;WAIKIKI', SEPT. 3.—Bref, 31. od. to 4a. Od. pet
stone of Sibs.; Mutton, 2s. Od. to .Is. ed. Veal. 3s. Od. to 4s. 041,
Pork, ss.od. to 49.0 d, Lamb, :is. od. to 4s. 4d.—Cattle at mu.
ket, Beasts, 1600; Calves, 200; Sheep and Lambs, 17,000; Pigs,
220.—Hay and Straw per load, Hay, W. 105. to 41. 10s. Clovtoi
4!. to •3/. ss, Straw U. Ss. to It 16M