Star.
London, England, 1819-09-15 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The ERNI sloop of war has been lost at St. Jago, one of the
Cape de Verde Islands ; and her crew, 130 in number, have
arrived at Cantaura in a Portuguese schooner.
The Clyde, from 'froon to Larne, had, last week, during a
vicdept gale, three of her crew washed overboard. The vessel
fortunately succeeded in getting into Beaumaris, on the Coast
of Wales, oa Wednesday.
The Herring Fishery is going on with great success at Dun-
bar, pi ice per cran 12s. and 13s. There are at present 450 boats
employed, and no less than 40 vessels in the harbour, the greater
part of which are taking in herrings for curers at a distance.
Fausciuxu, Seer. variable.—Arrived the Water-
loo, BLACALCR, from Prince Edward's Island, in 32 days.
Piormouru, S'arr. 13.—Arrived the Brilliant, ROSECE, from
Havre ; Titus, Cuivibir, from London, for Pernambuco ;
Isa-
Lawar, from Petersburgh ; Mars, 131 nm ; and Cheerly,
RICHARDSON, from Memel; and John, INlnerrEwson, from Co-
penhagen. Passed by the Ocean, llotsus, from Jamaica for
London.
PORTSMOUTH, Sra.v. 14.—WindE.S.E.—Arrived the Emanuel,
Roos, from Finland; Soled, HastarzasTsfe, from Christiana;
and Baux sloop of war, from the Downs. Sailed the CAMEL
store-ship, for St. Helena; and Venus, FUZARD, for Havre.
DEAL, Senn. 14.—Wind E.N.E.—Passed by the back of the
Goodwin Sands the Gertruida and Maria. Goats:siva, from Rot-
terdam for Marseilles. Remain in the Downs the Smear,' fri-
gate and Diligence East Indiaman pilot yacht.
Cowu, 14.—Passed the hack of the Wight the Wel-
burger, Maven, from Rio Janeiro for Bremen under jury-masts,
having lost her fore and main-masts. Pa:iscrithrough the Romls
to the Westward the ROYAL GEORGIC yacht.
Kresatz, Sir:. 7.—The Jane, BROWN from Jamaica, for
Glasgow, got on shore about a mile to the Westward of the
Gaily Head. The cargo is eij?ected to be saved, but the vesse
will be lost.
Cusrma-Horst, Sxrr. 14.--Entered Inwards—The Mary,
Padlcy, from Ilamburgh ; Sons of Commerce, Ilernos, and the
Ruppert, Sundstrum, from Antwerp ; Neptune, Aurens, from
Weimar ; Betsey, Cargill, and Jane end Alice, Jones, from St.
Peter sburgh ; Eleanor, Bell, from Marne'; Neptune, Roxby,
from Cadiz; Juno, Blackburn, from St. l'etersburgh ; Aurora,
Scott, from Archangel ; Blucher, Schestar, from Swinemuude ;
and the Mercury, Allen, from the. South' Seas.
Entered Ontwards--711e William Manning, Smith, for Saint
Kitt's • Mary, Findlay, for the Cape of Good Hope; William
'Alfred, Drysdale, lot Antigua k Albion,West, for Isle of France ;
Ranger, Hurry, for Pernambuco ; and Fox, Fox, for Ostend.
• Cleared Outwards—The Colonel Allen, Lewted, for Cape de
Verde Islands; Miry, Harvey, for St. Thomas'a ; Nelly, Gibb,
for Hamborgh• Fly; Sawyer, for Calais ; Mackerel, Hill, for
Havaboah; and. the Eleanor, Williams, far Dublin.

PRINCE LEOPOLD and suite arrived at Gordon
Castle about five o'clock on Thursday evening, from
Inverness, accompanied by the Marquis cf HUNTLEY.
The Duke of GORDON seemed anxious to shew how
sensible he was of the honour of a visit from so dis-
tinguished a guest ; he, therefore, set out to meet his
Royal Highness on his way from Elgin, and to escort
him to the Castle. In the mean time, the Friendly
Societies of Fochabers, having convened to welcome
the Royal Visitor, walked in procession, with their
colours Hying, to the gate of the Park, and were drawn
up in two lines to await his arrival. Some hogsheads
of porter and punch, ordered by the Duke, were sent
to the same place, that they might drink the Prince's
health. When the 'carriages arrived at the gate, the
Societies insisted upon taking the horses from the
Princes carriage, and a party of their number drew
it to the Castle—the rest walking in procession befoie
it. As soon as the Duke had received his Royal High-
ness at the entrance of the Castle, a royal salute was
fired. The DUlce had invited a large company of
Gentlemen of the neighbouring counties to meet the
Prince. Saturday morning the Prince set out with the
Marquis of llonmEv, to return to iti;nrAra propose
ing to breakfast at Arndilly by the way. When his
Royal Highness was seated in his carriage for his de-
parture, a royal salute of the guns was fired again.
An order from the Prince LEOPOLD has been re-
ceived by a tradesman in Edinburgh, directing al
Highland bonnet, with some tartan scarfs, to be pre-
pared before his ailival there.' The articles are com-
posed of the richest materials, of the Royal or Stuart
pattern of tartan. The bonnet, which is uncommonly
elegant, is topped with a crown of blue velvet, sue-,
mounted by a beautiful plume of black feathers. .
COIN-EaCCHANGE, MARK-LANE, SEPTEMBER 16.,
—We have bad no arrivals of Wheat since Monday,'
yet what remained over from that day made a toler-
able shew, and few buyers appearing this morning,
the sales were exceedingly heavy at our last quota-
tion.—Barley is not in great abundance, and of course
keeps up its price.—White Peas still remain scarce,
and are much asked for.—The arrivals of Oats con-
tinuing to be immense, the trade, with difficulty, sup-
ports last Monday's prices.—ln Beans, and other sr.
hitcles, there is no alteration.