Star.
London, England, 1816-07-01 00:00:00

DOVER, JUNE 29.

Arrived last night the Cumberland, Captain BOXER,
from Boultigne, with Mt. ANGERST2IN ; Lady Cas-
tlereagh, Capt. MntiLL, with Mrs. Batsman ; King
George, Captain Kula ; Qtieen Charlotte, Captain
THOMAS; and l'Elisa, French packet, all from Calais.
Sailed last ui?ht, the Chichester Packet, Capt. Itur-
rea, with a mail and passengers, for Calais; and the
Prine•as ctiatiotte, Captain HALLAND4 with a mail
sod passengers, for (Mend. Sailed the Leopold,
,Captain ROGLILS, and the Darts Captain Vbruatrasoa,
k Calais, with passengers.

RAMSGATE, JUNE 30. •
Sailed last night for Oster id the Marquis of An-
glesea packet, Captain Fosma, with Mr. CGIITIS, son
of Sir WILLIAM CURTIS, Bart. and several other pas-
sengers ; also sailed for the same destination a small
brig. , taking over twenty-one remarkably fine horses
for his Serene Highness the Prince of ORANOS—they
appeo:ed to be principally of the coach breed.—Ar-
rived t.o, morning from Ostend the Lord Liverpool
packet, with p4ssengers.
Hib Grace the Dirke of NEWCASTLE, and Lord
Perna, with their families, have arrived at this de-
lightful watering-place for the season.

A correct statement of the Navy, made up to the
Ist of J. :

Of the line, 9s; Fifties, IS; frigates, 63; sloops, cutters, Ste.
el; guar.l-ships, hospital ditto, Ste. not effeedve, 11 ; troop ships,
I; store ships, 12 ; yachts, 6.—Total, 209.—Decrease this
loth, 8.
Besides the ships arrived from the Mediterranean'
list week, and which are under orders to be paid off,
there are yet to return home from foreign stations,
for this purpose, two line-ufbattle ships (CORNWAL.
/IS, and NolaHllatilltßLAND), eight frigates, and 32
sloops, brigs, and troop ships—total 42.
The Wye, Captain HARPER, sailed on Saturday
from Portsmouth for Quebec, with General TINLING
WIDRINOTON and suite. The Wye will remain on
the North American station.

The Boyne' Bombay, Ajax, Leviathan, Lean der,
Dee, Tyrian, Rosario, Onyx, and Grecian, remain at
3pithead.
Admiral MILNE is expected to hoist his flag on Sa-
turday next, in the LEANDER, for Halifax.
A letter from an Officer on board Lord EXMOUTH's
fleet, recently arrived from the Mediterranean, states
that Captains Pacunt. and WAIW, of his Majesty's
ships CLORINDE and BANTERER, having, in the course
of the last visit of the fleet to Algiers, gone a short
distance into the country, two janissaries intercepted
dims pulled them from their horses, took away their
swords, tied their hands behind iem, then rifled
their pockets, and walked them into the town. This
art, however, being unauthorized by the DEY, he
sfterwards gave Lord EXMOUTH every degree of
satisfaction the case demanded. Mr. M,Dortar" the
13ritish Consul, was also molested in the discharge of
bis duty, and his family were detained in the coon-
" try; but this also was explained away. The number
of slaves released is about 2,500, principally Sardi-
nians and Sicilians.—Lbout 700 remain to be mi-
nuted, at 1,000 dollars ahead, all of whom are to
se released before 1818.
By letters from New South Wales, it appears that
4e Missionaries have lately met with extraordinary
'access in Eimeo, an island adjacent to Otaheite.
e majority of the people have renounced idolatry;
111., Prielits have burned their gods ; the chiefs de-
o' the Morais, demolished the altars, and cooked
`it't t:loners with the materials. More than 600
r ''idly adults, attend the sckools of the Mis-
-111"411r instruction.