Star.
London, England, 1817-09-18 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEM4EII IC

Arrived the Dorah. Erman's, from Bengal, with
part of the 66th Regiment on board. The following
is an attract from her log-book

" Sailed from amp) the id April; arrived at the Isle of
France the tsth May; sailed again en the ed lone.

" Arrived at St. Helena the Sth July, and ..illed again on the
28th; spoke off the Cape, is lat. 35. 40. S. long. 20. E. the Com-
pany's ships William Pitt and C.atnatse.
" Spoke on the 23d August the La•ly Hamilton, from London
to the Havannah, in lat. 25. 27. IL

" August 49, spoke 'he Ponape* brig Fame, from Buenos
Ayres to Gibraltar.

" September 10, spoke the Prince Blucher, from Portsmouth
to Bengal, in lat. 47. 51. long. 15.
" Oa the 13th August, spoke a brig of very suspicious appear• I
nice, in lat. 15. 49. N. long. 22. 35. W. At daylight perceived'
her standing towards us tinder an easy sail; being to windward
at aeon, the stranger heeled her wind on the weather quarter.
till, under easy sail, sad appearing very suspicious, we hove to,
and hoisted our colours, when she hoisted American ones with a
pendant, and came alongside with guns run out and prepared for
action ; when we bailed ber, and Joked her wham brig that was ?
they said, the United States brig Enterprise, from Buenos Ayres,
bound to the Straits, out thirty.sis days. be course she was
steering, the number of men obit had on board, and her appear.
ance altogether, was such, that so doubt she was not what they
said. At ten, e. tn. observed her tack and stand to the We award"

The ships THOMAS Gatavut.l and LORD Car.-rta.
ARAGIft outward-bounJ; arrived at the Capesof Good
Hupa the 6th July last.•

FALMOUTH, 3ZPT4MBER is.

Nothing arrived or sailed of consequence. Wind E.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 17.

Arrived his Majesty's ship ACTIVE, from the West
Indies; and the Warrior, Panes, from the Isle of
France and Cape of Good Hope; she is bound to
London with wine, but has called here to land troops
which she has on board.—Wind N. E.
DEAL, SEPTEMBER 17.
Came down from the River and sailed to the
Westward the Kingston, for St. Thomas's ; Amelia,
for Demerara ; Britannia, for Bahia; and the Tra-
veller, for St. Dothingo. Arrived and remain the
Henry, ALLISOW. from Quebec for Sunderland , and
the Briton, from Liverpool, for Bremen. Wind N. E.

HARWICH, SEPTEMBER 17.

Arrived the Alliance packet, from Gottenburgh ;
and Lnrd Nelson packet, from Cozhaven, both with
Mails. Sailed the Eclipse packet, with a Mail for.
Plollsnd. Wind It. E.
DUNDEE, SIPTEMBEIt

The whole of oar whale ships have now arrived;
and Dundee has to boast of perhaps grater propor-
.tional success than any town in Great Britain. The
Friendship arrived on Tuesday, with IS fish, 165
tons; the Advice, with eight fish, 110 toes; and the
Three Brothers. with 11 Sib, 170 toes.
CUSTOM-HOUSE. SEPTEMBER 17.

MOPS 2111T11111ZDINW4RD11-7101i, Forster, from Boa-
logos; Margaret, Randal, from Wi=t ; Richard and Ann,
Patterson; Leeds Packet, Arrell ; Spease. Wilson; and Eliza.
Lamb, from Petersburg's ; Hester, Mies ; Christina, Roclops ;
Jong, Gerrit, Kb/; Two Brothers. Wright; Goias. Robinson;
Louisa. Dabbelaar; and Ebbw. Pekleder, from Rotterdam ;
LIZ,' Wren, from Ostend; Cestarioo, Wills, from Rip; Simp-
sob, Daiwa ; and Jaw, Banifts, from Jamaica; Bintracht, Past,
from Memel; Vtonw Johanna, Veiny from Warrant ; Faith,
Quelch. trom Madeira and Sc. Christi:pines; Wellington, Ste.
piens, from Pernambuco; Ann, Scott, from Amsterdam ; Anna
Christina, Kjeliberg. from Stockholm ; Draper, Gowan, from
Belfast; and Oden. Swam, from Ganda Catiaby.
Ourwaaos....Tbs Argo, Potts, for Rotterdam; Britannia,
Limn, for Grenada; Charles, Codd, for Maka and Alexandria;
Eifel. Mahar, for Calcutta • John Barry, Peat; Nesbitt. Gray;
byres, Clark; and Waterloo,: Wilkinson, for Jamaica; Matlock,
Juhasoo, for illaineur and Memel; Nautilus, Stannard, for Gl-
brakar ; Prime George. Williams, for New York, Richmond,
and Petersburg's, Virginia; Salim, Crick May, for Malta ; Smyrra,
and Coo tantioople ; Tom Bowling, Laughton, for Bermuda and
the rannals ; Vrouw itoellina, De Lange, for Amsterdam ;
W and Allred, Drysdale; and West Indian, Cook, fur
Antigua.

A vessel from Virginia. which left the Capes the
9th ultimo, brings intelligence that the Governor of
that place
.had received information that a contagious'
disease prevailed at St. Bartholomew's and the Ha-
vannah ; and that he had in consequence ordered a
quarantine to be performed by vessels from thence.
Tuesday se'nnight a sailing match tools place at
Falmouth. . Site en boats were entered. and they ,
started, by signal,
_at balf-past ten, from - the line in
which they were moored, off the Fish-strand Quay,
went round a boat moored in the Quarantine Pool, 1
and thence round anotheer moored sax miles south of
St. Anthony's Point, returning in the track they set
mit, round the boat in the Pool, to one at the spot
whence they started. The morning was remarkably
fine, with a light breeze from the south ; the harbour
was covered with boats, filled with spectators, as were
the houses facing the sea, Peodennis Castle, and the
surrounding bills. Amore enlivening sight can scarcely,
be conceived. she match was wellAuntested, and for
a long time the Meg Merrilies, Capt. Davoussnaz, of
Truro; the Sweet Poll. Mr. Loan,' of Plymouth ; '
and the Amanda, Mr. Spay, of Falmouth, held the
• • spectators in suspence, as which was likely to obtain
the first Prize, bat superior sailing, aided by Mate
able nautical manceuvresr enabled the Sweet Poll to
take the lead. The Amanda gained the second ; and
the Lord Ebrington. Mr. T. Russau. of Plymouth,
as the first of the small boats, obtained:the third Prise.
The latter pan of the evening turned out very hazy,
and prevented several of the boats from finding the
harbour for the night. The Sweet Poll reached the
boat at the starting-point, at half-past eleven at night,
the Amanda at three o'clock in the morning, and the
Lord Ebriogton in six hours after.
A Lesson von hioruzastu Hum Ltrz.—The Ma.
drid Gamete states that the Queen of Seem- suckles
her own child, the Infanta Masiu-leastudt-Lovisz.