Star.
London, England, 1820-10-03 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLMENCE.
Thi Active, ELLts, froth Carnarrop, bloat off Bartheyisland.
The Policy, from Lonffen for the South Seas, ran on Own
yesterday forenoon, on the north-west part of Margate fiatid.
The Ann, Ryas' ; And Fly, EVANS, from Liverpool Tor Cir•
narvon; and the Sincerity, from Chester for ditto, were Wu*
lost on Satarday Hight, at thivektrance of Beaumaris Harbour.—
crews saved.
On the night of Wednesday sennight, the sloop Mary of
Limekilus 'went down on the sands of the Tay, nearly opposite
to Kingudie, and where her deck is seen at low water. We re-
gret to add that the crew, consisting of, two men and a boy,
periShed. •
Th* Leith whale ships which have arrived from Davis Straits,
An sailing along the coast, fell in with a river in lace 73. which, at
the entrance, was about two mijes broad, but widened farther
np ; they saw no ice from the mast-head. The soundings at the
mouth were front 70 to 100 fathoms. The ships proceeded only
a short way up, but saw a great number of whales, and one
vessel caught seven at this place.
The Elizabeth -of Llanelly, Ching, coal laden, was on share.
on Barnstaple Bar, last week, and it was feared would not be
got off.
FALMOUTH, SEPT. 30.—Wind S.—Arrived the Mariner, MR-
BF.:Vry 'from London for Trieste; and the Trial, Jasiw, from
Lomb:M.
Poßtsmourn, Orr. 2.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Hawkes-
bury, limiter, from Quebec ; and the Request, from. Fiume.
Sailed the Prince Blucher, JoitxsoN ; and Emma, BAristGAitnr,
for Madras, &c.
DEAL, &mesa 9..--. Wind N.N.W.—;-Sailed the llongley,
Laws, for Madras and Calcutta.—Came down from the River
and sailed the Neptune, Moore, for Gibraltar and Messina.—
Arrived aiid remain the Mary, GaAr, from Jamaica: she has
been sa{tplitd with an anchor and cable; Mary, BRows, from
Bengal 411C1 Batavia; and his Majesty's ship Wve, from Cowes.
layseroot., Octossa I.—Arrived the Retrieve, Maapsrota,
from Maranham ; Barclay, Rosears, from New Orleans; }h-
oard, Cun.n, from Wilmington ; Stapleton, ROWLAND 4, froth
Quebec.; Clitus, llArtos, from Montreal; Orlain, Moms, fram
13..rbadoe.; .General Brock, ficiLsiss, from Demerara;. Hope,
PArrsason, from Quebec; and James and Margaret, Owes,
from Newfoundland. The Stapleton has been on shore near
the loch, but has been got off again.
ASERDCEN, F Err. 27.—Arrived the New Middleton, CARGILL,
from Davis' Straits, with 16 fish, a full ship.
}Lumen, ODTOBER 2.—Arilvrd the Lord Nelson packet
With a Mail from Cuxhaven.

Aaitivso —At Ilavre, the Active, Nosten, From London. At
Qui!labour; Jeune Henri, front London. At Cadiz, Willing'
Alaid, Fowler, -from. Newcastle. At Newfoundland, Trio,
from Newcastle. At New York, Venus, Caudler, from Lon-
don ' - Hector, Gillendet ; Amity, Maxwell ; Helicon Macey;'
and Eugene, from Liverpool; also the Levant from the Clyde.
At Boston, Montgomery, Fletcher; Trident, Glover; Falcon,
Lewis; Monitor, Whitton; and Diana, Ward, from Livet-
tool, (in distress.)
NAVAL Arrourrumirs.,—Rear-Admiral Sir C. Rowley, to be
Commander-in-Chief at Jamaica. Capt.tins—Eigland, to the
Bann ; Ilamiltoo, Cambrian ; Gordon, Confiance ; Lloyd, Esk;
Purcell, Falmouth ; 'Sir T. Cochrane, Forte ; Finlaison, Alor-
glans ; Leigh, Ontario; Lloyd, Parthian ; Blackman, Raleigh;
.Ilnatlnniecie, Sapphire; and Rowley, Sybille. Lieutenants—
:Nuke (a), to the Alacrity; Annesley, Arab; Woods, Beaver;
Taylor and Vassal, Blossom ; Shepheard and Smith, Blazer;
Rooke, Niacnamara, Wilkinson, and Scott, Cambrian ; Lew,
King, RoCite, and Wainwright, to the Forte; Coxe, Hyperion;
Taylor, Krb ; C:ourtenay, Ihrretter and Kir.gstone, to the Iphi-
gtaia ; Wilbourne and Chamfer, Lee ; Lawrence, Leveret ;
Grevide, Alenvi ; Baker, Mersey ; Jones, Alorriana ; Head,
Myr:nit:on; Williams and Sanders, Ontario; Al‘onald, Owen
tilendower ; Ilillingsby, Patthian ; Farrane, Pheasant ; Hut-
chinson (s), Plumper; Bond, Raleigh; Fleetwood, Rosario;
Fletcher' Royal George yacht ; Picking, Salisbury ; Hamilton
(•:`, Sapphire; Smart, Sestet; Meredith and I lutchinson, Se-
vern; Phipps and the lion. F. Maude &pub ; Alildmay,
\Vigstor, and Iludvm, to tha Sybille; Christie, Tartar; Mark-
'lces ; and Murray, Tribune ; Evans, •Vengeur ;
N.ti!i, W; y, to Plymouth Ordinary; Meres, to
Ilsslir Il.nyital; Rowe, to the Royal Naval College at Ports-
n-nt,th ; Sued, to the Bat cutter ; Altulge and Scrynvo. r, to be
of trAlz orts atif:se; 'Lloyd, Blackman, Firlatson, Fur-
evil anal 'tort- lihnstone, to the rprik of Comrear.ders ; and Ed-
wards, Relrh, and Brand, to the retired list of Commanders.
Midsbirren—Baker, Kin&stone, Peel, Templeman, Jones,
Christie, Lorraine, Murray, Smart, and Hamilton (2), to be
Lientenams. Mr. Claw and, Mr. Idarchant to be Pursed, and
Alr. Clarke and Mr. Forrester, Surgeons.

A Deputation of six Liverymen waited upon _the
Loan MAYOR, at the Mansion-House, yesterday
morning, at eleven o'clock, by appointment., to re-
ceive his Lordship's answer to the: RequisitiOn pre-
sonted to him on Friday, to summon a... Commo-
n to take into consideration the convinct of the
Chief Magistrate, in calling a Military force into the
vicinity of the City on the 36th of June last, calcu-
lated, if not intended, to overawe the deliberations
of the Livery, and also in abruptly cfissolving the
Common-Hall OR Michaelnuts-day, when A Livery-
man sins in the act of-addressing.the Hall. •
The Deputation were introduced into the parlour
to the LAID MAYOR. who was attended by the City
Solicitor, and Mr. Hosu.sa, the Clerk of the Justice-
room ; and his Lordship, immediately on their- en-
tering, as if desirous of avoiding all conversation oft
the subject, delivered into,the hands of Mr. G A L LOW A Y
a paper containing his Written Answer, as follows:
Mansion-House; Oct. 2, 18V.O.
• Gsacnaorre—Tt appears to Melhat the objects of your Re-
quisition are such as not to justify my calling un the Livery to
assemble in Common-11aU. I mud. thertfore, beg leave to
dEcline doing so.—l have the honour to br, Gentlemen,
" Your very humble servant,
" GP:O. BRIDGES, Mayor.
" Messrs. Galloway, Tipper,-Poole, &c."
The G.:lnt:mum of the Deputation having perused this apswer,
Coavns, addressing the' Lord Mv.yor, said—" Will your
Lordship favour us with your reasons for declining to comply
with the Reqt:isition?"
The Lthen ,MAYOR—" That is my answer."
nr. COATES—" Then your Lorciship does not deign to give
us a reason fur your refusal." _ _ _

Tit? Loan islazon—" I don't say I don't deign, because to'
try fellow-citizens I shall alw ws be ready to do what I judge'
to be proper."
Mr. GALLOWAY !ving about to reply to his Lordship,
The Loan 'Matron said, with some impatience—" I will not
be drawn into'an argument: you have my answer and my rea-
sons there."
GALLOWAY—" Your answer, ray Lord, but not your
reasons."

His Lordship's manner evincing his desire to put an end to
the conversation, the D..Futation bayed and withdrew.

Mr. COATE% on retiring, repeated—" Then your Lordship
refuses to give us your reason for declining it ;" to which the
Lonollavon again replied—" You have my answer."
At the Sitting of the Old Bailey yesterday, the
CoxMoN SERJEANT passed sentence °tithe feAlowing
prisoners, viz.
Dennis Alcoloret, Ann Jenkins, John Rowles, William Fen-
ton, Ann Jacobs, James Asbury, John Owen, Susannah Richard-
son, Thomas Shaw, John Hall, Charles Mapp, Ilefity Wright,
John Matthews, Alexander Read, Charles Samuel Savory,
Henry Heald, - Francis Andrews, and Jesse Bowtell, to be
transported for life.
Ann Raines, George James Davis, John Walker' Thomas
White, William Cranmer, Thomas Haydon, John Malcolm,
William 'Martin, John Eden, Joseph Eland, Jonathan Haile",
John West, John Briant, Stephen Johnson, Elizabeth Moss,
Joseph Wilson, John 'Thompson, William M'Villey, Michael
Xelly, Mary Edwards, James Llutterbuck, Mary Cami=l,l
Anthony, Callaghan, Catharine Armstrong, and Robert
for seven years.
Mary Vauglalin, Charlotte Webb, Thomas af‘Bride, Catha-
rine Moore, and Thomas Diy, for one year in the House of
Correction, ClerkenwelL; and twenty-six in the same Gaol for
lesser periods, ten of whom were to be privately, and one pub-
hely whipped voile was ordered to be privately, and one pubs'
lily whipped, and discharged; one- vrarfined oqo shilling and
4lscharged, and three judynsau were restyled.