Star.
London, England, 1821-07-18 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGE2Vet.

The Dorsetshire, from China, has arrived at Plymouth.
ARRIVALS PROM AND THE CA rt.--The following pasl
sengers recently arrived in the private trader Windsor Castle,
Captain S. Les, from Bengal, Madras, and the Cape of Good
Hope :—Lieut -Colonel Voyle, Mrs. Voyle, and six children;
Mrs. Captain Davies and three children; Mrs. C. Richardson
and four children, with three others in charge; threa Misses
I'ickrrtgiil; Miss Mary Cooper; Master Bush; Major D.
M`Pherson, 10th Regt. B. I. two European servants, and six
natives, from Bengal.—Mrs. Trotter, Miss Mein, Master 4J.
Imond, and one native servant, front Madras.--Mr. and Mod
Ellis and clild ; Major Smithwaite, and Lieutenants Robbins
and Wallis, Madras Infantry; three European servants, and
one native, from the Cape of Good Hope.—Total, 54 from Ben-
gal, four from Madras, and 10 front the Cape—ln all 48. The
Windsor Castle left the Cape the 9th of May last.
FALMOUTH, &MS' 15.—Wind N.W.—•Arrived the Sophia,
Morns, from Faro; Lady Louisa packet, with Mails (rota
New York and Halifax; and Plumy schooner, Lieutenant HILL,'
from a cruize. She spoke the following vessels :—July 10, off
the Lizard, the Dutch galliot De Hoop, of Rotterdam, under
jury-masts, 40 days from Lisbon, with fruit and salt; lost her
masts in a gale at off Finisterre, the t 4th June; supplied her
with water. July 11, the Joseph, of Whitehaven, 70 days from
Demerara, and supplied her with water; the French ship Le
Grand Councille, from Monte Video, out 116 days, for Havre,
and supplied her with water. July 12, in lat. 47. 50. N. long.
8 W. the ship Hibberts, of London, from Jamaica, out 67 days,
and supplied her with water; the brig Leander, of Aberdeen,
from Fayal, out 85 days, for Hamburgh ; Prince George, of
London, from Jamaica, out 56 days. July 13, in fat. 49.30. N.
long. 7. 30. W. the Garland Grove, of London, from Jamaica,
out 74 days.

PLYnnurir, JULY 16.—Wind N. W.—Arrived the Martinique,
Durreau, from Grenada. Arrived off the port, the Thalia, Has-
BERT, from Madras for London, nine weeks from St. Helena.
Poarsunurn, JULY 17.—Wind W.—Arrived the John and
Grace, &noun, from Youghall ; and his Majesty's ship Amex.
TURF., from the Eastward. Passed by the Golconda, EDWARDS,
from Madras. His Majesty's ship GLASGOW has gone out of
harbour, and brought up at Spithead.
• DEAL, JcLY 17.--Wind South.—Arrived and sailed for-the
Riser the Windsor Castle, Lae, front Bengal; Hibberts, Pear;
George the Third, Porerarw ELL ; and Sir Edward Hamilton,)
BELL, from Jamaica ; and Dublin Packet, M‘Nree from... Dub.
lin.—Catue down from the River and remain, :he Matilda,
DRAKE, for Calcutta; Tom Bowline, Lstuaraorv, for Jamaica;
Pacific, SUTHVOLAKO, for Trieste; and Magnet, TODD, from
Sunderland for Trieste.—Passed the back of the Goodwin
Sands, the Friendship, GosseLL, from Havannah for Harnbureh,
out seventy-six days.
Cum ost-flousc, JULY 17.—Ships Entered Inwards : Harcourt,
front Demerara ; Pomona, from Faro ; Lion, from Ancona ;
Fox, from Ostend; Lord Gambier, from Guernsey; Princess,
from ditto; Courier, from Rio Janeiro. Entered Outwards:
Cyprus, for Malta; Atalanta, for I lambing!' ; hope, for Lime-
rick ; Cosmopolite, for Genoa ; John, for Hamburgh ; Neptune,
for Ostend. Cleared Outwards: Charming Molly, for :Calais;
Black ney, for liamburgh ; Harrington, for lkrintola ; Duke of
Gloucester; for the Cape of Good Hope ; Union, for Elsinore;
Fanny, for St. Petersburgh ; Hope, for Limerick ; and Thomas,
for Naples.
Danner' rrox or Parse-Moser.—The Brisk,for sundry seizures
of spirits and tea, and la Mouche, smuggling vessel, the 19th
inst. on board, at Chatham, and recalled at No. 22, Arundel-
Street, Strand.—The Musquedobet, for the capture of smugglers
on the Irish coast ; the Erebus, for the Henrietta ; and the gun.
brig Blazer, for the Mr rcurious ; all on the 16th of August, at
No. 2, Adelphi Terrace ; recalled there Wednesdays and Fridays.
Extract of a letter from the Agent to LLOYD'S at Bathurst, St.
Mary's, dated 28th of May :
" We have to communicate to you, for the information of the
Merchants and Ship-owners concerned ac LLOYD'S, the follow-
ing information respecting the latitude and longitude of Cape St.
Mary's and Bird Island Flag-staff, as communicated to us by
the Officers of his Majesty's ship ',runt, who were off the en-
trance of this river some time back, and went on shore at both
places with proper instruments to ascertain the exact situation:
deg. sec. nun. deg. sec. min.
Cape St. Mary's lat. 13 29 40 N. long. 16 44 30 W.
Bird Island Flag-staff, lat. 13 58 50 N. long. 16 45 10 W."

Extract of a letter from the Agent to LLOYD'S at Smyrna,
dared 2d June:

" The general embargo was taken off on the 19th ultimo ; re-
newed on the 22d, and again taken off yesterday. A Turkish
squadron of eight sail, viz. a ship of the line, three frigates, two
sloops, and two brigs, was seen on the morning of the 31st ult.
off Metelin. This squadron, we are informed, is to be rein-
forced from Constantinople, and to attack the Greek naval force
erasing among the islands. His Majesty's ships 11Isinva and
Racruoasr, remain in the harbour. The Greek squadron is in-
finitely more numerous, and waiting for the Turks lower down
the Archipelago. Reports are in circulation of all engagement
having taken place, but they want confirmation."

MR. KEAN'S FAREWELL TO AMERICA.