Star.
London, England, 1820-08-01 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Be .4 • wits received front Parne on the 12th ult. the Alge-•
had captured, off Bona, three Tuscan vessels, with
for the barques on the coral fishery ; and had also
pele:re, from Tunis. The C7l:Wi were put in irons, and
• squadron procireded for Algiers.
Th.: Nile and Arid, from Shield-, to America, ran on shore at
i air I.le, Orkneys, previous to the 20th ult. but were got off
damage, and carried into a snudi harbour in that Isle.
ZaINCEV, Jeer 27.-Arriecd, the AlireJ, -, from
Jaueii.o in 64 days; she was plundered on the 23th June.
Lt. 22. 16. N. long. 38. 42. W. by an Insurgent ;..rmed vessel,
. schooner aft and brig-rigged forward, under blue and white
~oloers, of a •stotru-rait, one top-mast ditto, three coils rope,
vo bolts caevass, two flags, two hags coffee, one hag sugar, six
racks and trig-lines, 41i dollars, two silver watches from the
'.Ester and Mate, together with some of their clothes, one com-
rai' one spy-glass, seven fowls, one hog, and many other articles.
TOIIIIAI4, JILT 30.-The Frien.dship, WEEKS, of this port,
hou::,i to Wales, was run foul of by the Paragon, SMITH, by
which she lost her mainmast, and received other damage.
Fat-norm, Joey 29.-Wind S.-Arrivcd off this port, the
ilmanara, Pater., from London for Bengal, for supplies. The
!?seedy, which arrived off this port on the .17th host. from Rio,
ikske on the Bth hist. the Lively, Raoots, from Sierra Leone, .
nut six weeks; and on the 16th, the American twig London,
from Boston for Havre, out 39 days.
PLT7IfseTH, Jeer 50.-One of our pilot-boats spoke this
morning, off thisvor4 the William and Alfred, from Antigua,
well; and the Amazon, ADAMS (late litseniz), from Ja-
ri;:ica ; sailed the 28th of June : Capt. It. died on the 11th
in last 44. 3. long. 43, 20. W.-On the 22d inst. at four
its, in lat. 46. 9. N. tong. 20. 34. W. fell in with a wreck (ap-
-7.lr,ntly American built), of about 120 tons, with her main-
alast gone four feet above deck, and also her foremast, one an-
-:!!ur on the gunwale, bowsprit complete, with taffrels and
t....u.acLions • her hull was in good condition : no name was dis-
c,rnible. The Amazon put into Halifax for three days, to pro-
.re inedicints, ?cc. for the late Captain.
Porersarourn, JCLY 31.-Wind E.-Sailed the liebe, Wz-
r, for New South Wales.
Jeer 31.-Wind 5.--Sailed the Ann, GOODWIN, for
River. Arrived his .*.iais:sty's ship Sramez, from Jamaica,
tat from Portsmouth, and sailed for the River. Remain in the
Downs, the Servals, and Diligence Fast India pilot-yacht.
Jeer 31.-Wind S.W.-Arrived the Prince of
Orange packet, with a Mail from Holland.
C.:nom-Hoes; Lowman JULY 31.-Ships Entered Inwards:
lbc William and Mary, dom Leghorn.; Triton, from Quebec;
hasev, from Sr. Petersburgh; Union, from Quebec; Maria,
-ir.l 'Wexford; Singleton, from Stangate Creek; Victory, from
('..:k; Thetis, from Aland; Velatura, from Dantzic ; Flying
ish, from Ostend ; Charlotte, from Quebec ; Briton, from Cal-
C--ta ; Margaret, from Belfast; Hero, from Pillar; Perseve-
nnce, from Malaga.; Cyrus, from St. Petersburgh; Sawyer,
ditto; Prosperous, from Ostend; Providence, from Quo-
te,: ; Ceres, from Memel; Sappho, from Jamaica; and Prince
Regent, from Dublin. Entered Outwards:-The Unicorn, for
Demerara; and Juttie, for 11.1tavia. Cleared Outwards :-The
Doke of Wellington, for Sligo; British Colony, for she Cape of
Coed Dope; Ahnwell, for St. Petersburgh ; Marten, for ditto ;
D.:ke of Kent for Rotterdam; Nymph, for Teneriffe; and the
. nut, for Sweden.
VESSELS aroma WITH-The Thetis, of and from Hull, for
Q.a.bec, out 39 days, off Paul's Island; Pallas, of and horn Li-
v.rpool, for Malta, on the 21st uh. in lat. 49. 30. long. 8. 30.;
J „Alas Cam-, from Liverpool to New York, on the 11th, in lat.
44. 50. long. 46.; and the Thomas Gilbert, Brown, from Li-
verpool to Mirarnichi, on the 23d, in-lat. 49.49. long 20. 30.
Aituver,-At Rio Janeiro, the Azores, Riddell, from Lon-
dcn and Cork ; Genii, -, from Liverpool; and Chichester
;adeet, .---, from Falmouth. At Bergen, Christina, Strand,
f-em Newcastle. At Havre, fly, Sawyer, from London; and
challes, Watson, from Newcastle. At Rouen, Adele, -,
from Bristol; and Ardent, Davis, from Cardiff. At -Bilboa.
Lord Nelson, Caner, from Liverpool. At Cadiz, Caroline, from
lcadon. In the Humber, Lively, Cowing, from Galipoli. At
"slalta, Alert, Chapman, from Bristol.

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The workmen are still employed in Westminster
Abbey; it is said that the Throne of Inauguration, for
the Cormution, will be the old oaken Gothic chair,
t
—laced upon the stone from the ancient Scottish Pa-
ace at Scone, according to long-established presump-
tion. The pulpit is placed at one of the transept
:oruers, oruers, about 25 feet from the platform, anddin which
vile of the Archbishops, supposed his Grace of YORK,
will peach the inauguration sermon. None of the
• ~.tts, the platform. or the pulpit, are yet covered,
‘% hen laid on, will be of fine scarlet cloth,
ith appupri ite decorations. But few workmen are
r 1w emrloyed, )et the preparations are going on,
:.,.)ngh slowly.
‘Vc•dnesday evening, upwards of one hundred
y• meu formed themselves into military array,
••• Nest ::itstle, and parat.ed for some time before the
1,2 and in the neigi,bouring streets. They had a
!• ci:nsiting of two fifes, playing Scat trka ha'c
•• 3 alloce bird. They greeted the soldiers in
a the Cdiatie w ith loud cheers.