Star.
London, England, 1821-07-30 00:00:00

GREENLAND FISHERY.

Account of the Greenland Fishery, brought by the London,
arrived oil Aberdeen

LONDON Seta.—The Britannia, JACKS, clean, June 1 ; Expe-
riment, 'Laves, clean, June 7; Eweretta, Fest, two fish, June 5;
Industry, BELL, three fish, July 1; and Vigilant, Poovics, one
fish, May 30.
HULL Sitirs.—The Alfred, CLARE, clean, June 27* Cato,
Tuawatna., one fish, May 25 ; Cyrus, Manus°, two Mb, June
24 ; Dadon, Gii.vor, three fish, June 24 ; Buncombe, CoLtssr,
clean, June 25; Ebor, 'At, five fish, June 26; FArnouth,
Tit om rsoN, three fish, June 26 ; Fame, Scoots's, four fish, June
1 ; Gardint r and Joseph, seven fish, June 15; Jane, GAMBLER,
one fish, June 50; Laurel, MINKET'', four fish, June 30; Mei..
cury, Jactsox, eight fish, June 15; Neptune, McNno, live fish,
June 25; Shannon, KIETCII, Clean; Truelove, TODD, three fish,
June 20 ; Thornton, CARTER, two fish, lost ; Trafalgar, LLOYD,
seven fish, June 10; and Walker, IlAaatsos, one fish, June 10.
LIVERPOOL SHlP.—Baffin, SCORESBY, seven fish, July 1.
WHITBY Som.—Harmony, STEPHENS, four fish, June 20;
Lively, Ila %rim, two fish, June 1 ; Mars, one fish, June 10;
Phoenix, two fish, May 20 ; Volunteer, CRAIG, two fish, June
10 ; and William and Ann, Spooky, four fish, June 25.
LEITH SIIIPS.-411110, LYALL, three fish, June 24; and Wil-
liam and Ann, Watt one fish, June 24.
ABERDEEN Sities.—bee, four fish, 00 tuns, July 1 ; Henrietta,
two fish, June 2 ; Hercules, one fish, June 15 ; Neptune, two
fish, June 26 ; and Jane, reported lost.
PETERHEAD SHlPS.—Active, two fish, 65 tuns, June 1 ; Alert,
one fish, June 1 ; Alpheus, two fish, 25 tuns, June 20; Dex-
terity, six fish, 70 tuns, June 30; Eclipse, four fish, June 10 ;
Gleaner, one fish, June 8; Hope, six fish, 74 tuns, June 29; In-
vincible, three fish, 16 tuns, June I ; .lean, one fish, 12 butts,
June 25; Mary, two iLsh, June 1 ; Perseverance, 2 ash, June 1 ;
and Union, two fish, June 29.
NAVAL A PPO T ENTS AND PROMOTIONS.
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Captain Edward Brace, C. 13. is appointed to the Ramilies,
vice Captain Hollis, promoted; Lieutenants J. 13. L. hay and
Bradley, Mr. Whyte, Surgeon, and Mr. Sampson, Purser, are
also appointed to her.
Captain T. J. !doling, to the Northumberland, vice Captain
T. Harvey, promoted.
Sir Wm. Hoste, Bart. K.C.B. to command the Royal George
yacht, until the return home of Sir Jollied Brenton.
Captain Thomas Coe, to the Tees, for foreign service; Lieu-
tenants J. Wilkinson, lion. G. J. Caventliih, and John King-
come, to ditto; Lieutenant Sayers, 11. M. Mr. J. Lawson, Sur-
geon, and Mr. Sloggett, Purser, to ditto.
Lieutenant A. AP Lean, of the Vigo, is promoted to the rank
of Commander, and appointed to the Beaver, vice Lambert.
Captain Arabin to the Argus, IS-gun sloop.
Captain Martin to the Bustard.
Capt. Hendry to the Dotterell; Mr. (lizard, Purser, to ditto.
The following Midshipmen have been promoted in the rank
of Lieutenant :—Joseph Vallack, 11. Smith, C. Short, 11. Dy-
ball, V. 11. Jones, 11. L. Williams, J. R. Drake, 1). N.
J. P. Weds, Joseph Mills, J. Tuson, G. R. White, T. Hardy,
James Smith, F. Oxford, G. Jennes, G. Leary, Danger-
field. They had all passed for the rank previous to Dec. ISM

DISTRIBUTION or Paiar-NlosEr.—The Ist of August, at No. 8,
New Broad-street, the squadron concerned in the capture of
five American gun-vessels un the 14th of December, 1814, and
recalleckhere Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Extract of a letter, brought by the Lady Raffles
East Indianian " ST. HELENA, MAY 23, 1821.
" Part of the 66th Regiment, under Colonel Nicol.,
has embarked on board the Camel, u ith Marshal and
Madame BERTRAND, Count blowritotoN, and the
while of those persons who composed the family and
suite of BoNAPARTE, and will sail on the 28th inst.
for Portsmouth. The remainder of the 66th Regi-
ment will embark in the Abundance, and sad about
the 7th or Bth of June."
A letter from Augsburgh. dated July 19, says,
" A part of the corps of Pr►nce Ypsilanti, under the
command of General Mika, is still in the environs of
Kosia, and in the mountains ; but these troops, which
have lost their organization, ate nearly disbanded."

MR. HUNT.

TO TIM EDITOR OF THE STAR.

ILCIITATEIt BASTILE, JULY 21.

Sin—The Committee of Magistrates have ni-de their Report
to the Adjourned Quarter Sessions, held here this morning for
that purpose, relative to the inquiry that they made into the con-
duct of the Jailor, upon charges preferred before them by me.
The Magistrates zssembled at the Adjourned Quarter Sessions,
have coto.! to a determination, that Bridle has rendered himself
unwtrthy to fill the office of Jailor, and he is to be discharged.
I am authorised to make this communication by the High She-
riff, who has this moment conveyed me the information.
I air, Sir, your obedient humble Set vant,
11. MIST.

THE « MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE."