Star.
London, England, 1818-09-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

rAorouTir, AUGUST 30.
Wind N.W.-.—Sailed the Duke of Kent Picket,
with a mail for Lisbon.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 31.
Arrived the Constantine; WITHERELL, from Port-
au-Prince, out six weeks, for orders.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 1.
Wind N.W.--Passed through for London, the
Sceptre, MATHesom, from Jamaica. Also passed up
'Channel, the Burdon, —, from Quebec, out eight
weeks, landed passengers here ; spoke last Thursday
the Mary,• of Newport, from Liverpool, out eight
.days: and on the 19th August, in long. 30i, spoke
the Spartan, —, from Havre to New York ; the
Hessle, —, sailed six days before the Burdon from
Quebec. The following ships have arrived from the
Downs, viz.—ewiftsure, and Hannah, for the South
Seas; Prince of Waterloo, Sarah, Sincerity, Thalia,
Favourite, Active, Sussex, Lucius, Liberty, Rover,
Relief, Vigilant, Mary-Ann, and oine others, Sailed
his Majesty's ship TIBER, on a cruize ; Dove, Powell,
and Trafalgar, FRAZIER, both for the South Seas.
Two ships and three brigs are coming round the
Ledge, but are too late to save post. •

DEAL, SEPTE DER I.
Wind S.W.—Sailed the Portuguese brig Carrolho
VI. —, for Hamburgh. Arrived and sailed for
the River, the Monarch, —, from Quebec. Re-
main in the Downs, his Majesty's ship Seven:4, and
the PIONEER schooner.

HARWICH, SEPTEMBER 1.
• Wind SW..—Arrived the Earl of Leicester packet,
with a Mail, &c. from. Cuxhaven.
HULL, AVGUST 29.
Arrived the Venerable, 131CNNETT, from Davis's
Straits, with eight fish ; and the Alfred, MORRIS,
from ditto, with three fish.

LIVERPOCL, AUGUST 31.
Arrived the Amethyst, GREIG, from New-York—
sailed 17th July ; and the Jane, RUTH, from Messina%

GRAVESEND, SEPTE BER I.
Arrived the Orpheus, Finlay, from Bombay ; the Caledonia,
Roberts, from Bengal ; Northumberland, Mitchell, from Cal-
cutta • and the Emperor Alexander, Butler, from ditto.—Sailed
the Cunt, Dawson for Jamaica; Swan, Fairlie, ior Bermuda,'
ice.; Mariner, Whillis, for Havannah • Margaret, !Chime, for
Genoa, &c.; Abeona, Lewis, for Gilboa ; and the Eliza and
Margaret, Menzies, fur ditto.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, SEPTEMBER 1.•
Sum exrearn lirwarro--The Mary, Taylor; Ann, Brown;
and Eagle, Gallilee, from Quebec; Rover, Cullen, from Ca-
lais; Albion, Allen, from Miramici; Providence, Fox, from
Cadiz ; Dornthy, Lbw= ; Old Maid, Glenny ; Navigator,
Luggan, from Jamaica ; Ilannahs, Hay, from Dantzig; Eliza,
Sands, from Aalborg ; St. Antoine Padua, Kerehove, and Mar-
quis of Anglesea, Forster, from Ostend'; Valency, Bryant,
from Oratava; Cornwallis, Iluntly, from the Cape of Good
Hops; Emily, Carnall, from the South Seas; Romeo, Senner,
from Buenos Ayres; Twee Ot.liroeders, de Jone, from ..Wor-
cum ; JiArk Emilie, Carte, from .Rouen; Ex, Reese, from
Lisbon ; Betsey, Evans, from Dublin ; Venus, Haack, from
Bayonne; Radius, Detests, him New York; Catharine, Tur-
can, from Petersburgh; Ann. and'Alexander, Howland, from
Virginii; Lord Cathcart, Talbert, from Calcutta and Alipee ;
Cora, Kitchen, from New Providence; Percival, Livingston,
from Grenada; and Norfolk Ikro,' Dow, from Tobago.
OUTIVI RDS.—Fame, Milk, fur Elsineur and Riga; Castor,
Winslow, for New Yolk • 'Albin, Ayes, for Wexford ; Tele-
machus, Topping, for Cork% Piincess Royal, Arkiry, for Sierm
Leone; Neleus, Hutchinson, for thmburgh; Jonge Lodewych
Duintja, and eelust, Lucas, for Antwerp; David, Weens, for
Calais; 'Phermutls Dennis, and William Bowers, hlason, for
Rotterdam; Norfolk, Pestell, fur Genoa and Leghorn ; idiza
Ann, Mason, for Altona.

A letter from Copanhagen, dated August 18, says,
" In the year 1804, Captain Hay Lawrens, (tithe
tad of Flooge' near Husum, had the good-fortune
to convey Lotus XVIII. on board his ship from some
port in the Baltic to Riga. The King on his arrival
at Riga presented him with a watch, and promised,
that if he should hear in the sequel that the. King
had returned to his kingdom, and would then apply
to him, he should receive a reward for the service he
had performed. The King gave him for this purpose
a certificate in his own hand-writing, and sealed with
his own seal. Lawrens had at that time changed his
course on the King's account, and put into Riga,
which was not his destination ; and as he had suffer-
ed very much during the war, he thought he might
claim the promised favour of the King of France.—
The Danish Ambassador at Paris was, therefore, re-
quested to bring this circumstance to the recollection
of the King, who has in consequence sent to Captain
Lawrens I'2oo francs and the Order of the Lily.
PEntsrntaNtsNr.—Monday morning, early, John
Martin, a baker, started from the Bull, in East Sheen,
to IT to the Clayton Arms, Clayton-street, Kenning-
ton-Cross, being a distance of eight miles and a half,
for a bet of 40 to 20 guineas, to perform it in an hour,
and which he accomplished, with six minutes to spare.
Bodnein Races, which commenced on Wednesday
last, were attended by a mere numerous assembla•,e
of fashionable company than was expected, and the
plates were contested with greater spirit than has been
witnessed upon any former occasion.