Star.
London, England, 1821-08-03 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Estwouts, JI!LY al.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Madras,
Wat.snrs, from London for Bengal—Sailed the Missionary,
Davis. for London.
PORTMOETH, AMUSE 2.—WindW.—Sailed the Ventre,
Coasts, for Baltimore.
DEAL, MOUSE 2.—Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Duke of Manchester, Hoop, from Jamaica ; Ida,
l'A SMOKE, from ditto; Cornwall, liwassox, from Quehtc:
LANG, hum Honduras; and seeeral more, particul,r‘
unknown.—Came down from the River and rernaia, the Perse-
verance, D/ILSON, for Madeira ; Brutas. Lociar, for Demerara ;
and Hanover, ADAMS:IN, for St. John's, New Brunswick—the
latter has sailed.—Sailed, the Minstrel, B.sitscs, for New South
Wales; Margaret, JOH1“014, fur the Cape of Good Hope; and
the retr of the outward-bound, except the Martha, Pomona,
and Nautilus.

Pe za~ce, JUTS' 31.—A ship is rlaorted lobe on shore on the
Stay Rocks. near the Lizard. Assi.tance his been sent to her.
Dourities. JULY 31.—The Jessie, Captain Wit masts, sailed
this day for St. John's, New Brunswick. with forty•seven pas-
sengers. consisting mostly of people looking after land.—The Eli-
labeth, Gelatine Ttrosismt, arrived here from St. John's, New
Brunswick, passage thirty-three days, all well—and gone to Li-
verpool to oischarge.—The Diana, Captain Maarnt, arrived at
Carsethorn, on Friday last, from Chaleur Bay, after a passage of
thirty-two days.
Custom-lions; AUGUST 2.---Ships Entered Inwards:—The
Britannia, from Grenada; Ocean, front Tobago; Prosperous,
from Calais; Perseverance, from Stettin; Norval, from Fayal;
Clarkston, and Alexander, from Quebec; London Packet,
from Riga; and Emerald, from Beltast.—Entered O,twards:
The Hercules, for Jamaica; Henry Cerf, for Trinidad ; Thames,
for Antwerp ; hornley, for New York ; and Thre- Sisters, for
liotterdam.---Cleared Outwards: The Friends, for Odessa;
Mary, tor New York ; huhy, for Elsineur ; John, for Ham-
burgh ; Nancy, for Gottenburgb ; Britannia, for Malaga: and
Aair, for KieL
GREENLAND FISHERY.
Wurrsir, August I.—Arrived off the port, the Vigilant, of
London, from Greenland. with 14 fish, 180 tuns; and North
Briton, of Hull, from ditto, a full ship. They bring the follow-
ing account of the London ships :—Margaret, 5 fish, b 0 tuns;
King George, 6 fishy 50 rang; Industry, 4 &It, 80 tuns; Ewe-
Setts, 2 fish; and Britannia, 2 fish. Whitby Ships—l larmony,
S fish, 110 tuns; Resolution, 8 &I, 80 tuns; Volunteer, 6 fish,
Winos; Annwell, 8 fiNh ; and Phenix, 3 fish, early in the season.
NOETH SIIIIELDS, AUGUST I.—Airived the Eliza, Boswau.,
from Davis's Straits, with ten fish.

The Camel store ship arrived on Wednesday morn-
ing at Portsmouth from St. Helena, which she left
on the 27th of May. She has brought to England
the suite of the late NAecir.Eosr, composed of Count
and Countess BERTRAND, and four children, Count
MONTHOLON, Professor ANTOMM A RCM, surgeon ;
Signor VIGNOLI, Priest; M A RCII A ND, valet; NOVA
-
RICE, and wife; ST. DENYS, and wile; A NCIIA NIBA OLT,
groom ; PIERRON, first Maitre d'l Intel: CouncEntr,
second ditto; ETIENNE BRONGE, servant to Count
BERTRAND; CHANDELIER, a cook; and two Chinese
cooks. Colonel Nicirob, who set off to town with
dis-
patches, and part of the 66th Regiment, also came
in the Camel. The remainder of the Regiment is
on its return to England, in the Ahundance store-
ship, which was to sail from St. Helena a fortnight
after the Camel. None of NAPOLEON'S suite are per-
mitted to land.

Extract of a letter from C. THROSBY, Esq. dated
Glenfield, New South Wales, February, 1821 :—‘, 1
have been much occupied the last six months giving
instructions to the Superintendent of a new line of
road to the country I discovered beyond the Blue
Mountains, one month of which was employed on an
excursion with his Excellency the Governor, who
expressed his admiration of the country, and his high
approbation of my personal exertions. I shall make
one more trip to the interior for about three weeks,
after which I shall bid adieu to discovery, as my
health, from the great privations I have undergone,
demands it: but I am anxious to ascertain the termi-
nation of a river which I discovered during the time
I was out with the Governor, at one of his depots,
frorri whence I made a further excursion, accompa-
nied by one white man and a native, for four days :
during my absence he was much alarmed for my
safety, as at setting out I had only a few biscuits, not
intending to be absent more than one day. The
count: y and banks of the river abound with slate and
fine limestone ; therefore, should it (which I have
little doubt of) communicate with the sea, it will be
of the utmost importance to this Colony."
Saturday, being what is called Election Saturday
with the young Gentlemen at Eton College, great
numbers of Nobility and others connected with the
families of the students, arrived there to be present
at the celebration of the day. The young Gentle-
men in boats, and dressed in fancy and approilriate
dresses, proceeded up the river to where
they were regaled with refreshments, the hand ac-
companying them continuing to play. On their se-
tnn►, a brilliant display of fire-wolks was let off.