Star.
London, England, 1821-08-23 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

[EOM VIE HUED OF 115 E IeEW EV:54,5n rorrritainc,:r,
Emmet of a I, tter from New York, dated July
whaling ship Iris has arri,ed at New Bedford, from the coast,,
Chili, which she left 2S late as the Ist of May. The Capts:s
makes the following report :—The United States •Jol, t
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lation left Coquimbo for St. Mary's, in pursuit oC the ship
Hera, Captain Russets; in her passage fell in with cara,
Coen., in the ship Parnasso t put an officer and several men an
board, and ordered hint into the harbour of St. Mary'., to s.
if they could learn anything of the sufferers ; but on th„:,.
riral found the sgnglish ship Perseverance, Captain r
-Lasts
hauled on shore and stripped; her casks and other articles Isere
strewed along the shore : they went on board of her, buts ere
obliged to leave her directly, as ti,,i were twee tipot from the
shore by the Spaniards. She iinntediatdy wt'gbod, ur; caste
out without gaining any intelligence.
The Andalusia, Run, from Memel to Southampton, is ta.
tally lost off Memel.
FALMOUTH, ACE. 20.--Wind R-.—Arrived the New none
Kiser.r., from Balboa ; Two Brothers and Sisters, Builem; ats-"ti
Union, BitokeNsinn, from Loudon.

Poitrsuourit, Aris. 22.—Wind N.B.—Arrived the William
Frederick, ANGELL, from Droback. raised by the aims.
ALMA', from Ntw lit-Mora for firemen; and Syren, Taricts,
from Trinidad for London.

MAE, Arc). N'.r.—Cane down front the itivm
and sailed the Se:ina, DALE, for Antixtia ; Courier, raw; fv,
Liverptrel; and I lopeweil, Fano:Es, for St. Jr,:in's, Nom, Etym.
wick. Arrived and bailed fur the !liver, the Baron Merhrat.
front St. Valery. A West Indianian, name unkauwn,is werking
into the Downs.
HARWICH, Aer.. 22.—Sailed the Lord Nelson pr.clet, fra.
Cuxhaven ; and Vansittart ditto, for I Inlland ; each with a Mal
Cuwks, Atm. 22.—Arrived the Yuphrates, Iltaat., ft
London, to take troops to the Nl.laritins.

Cussom-Hpusr, .A.Ect.we F:ntercd Inwards:—'fite
Sisters, and Be!lunch., fr!nit S:angate Creek; Rover, ;r6:3
Oporto; Lavinia, from Buenos Ayr. .s ; Flora, and New rnioa,
from Calais; Far' Bathurst, and Three Sisters, from P-.?:!.
dam; Ant, from Hatnberzh ; Sp,:s rides, front ChriNtia:la;
Pilot, from Antwerp ; front Nlarieilles; Jean, front
Amsterdam ; Clitus, from. Pernsmhuco; Hernino, fr,D,
Jamaica.—('leased Outwardi: Eliza and .I:,ne, and Ocean, fur
Cork ; Beverly, fur Stettin ; Harmony, for Antwerp; print.,
Regent, for Gibraltar ; Maey, for 1 A Ehorn; Susanna, for
lags; and Commerce, fur Bourdeaux.
G REF: NLA N D PISLIRR7.

Item, Auct-sa _l.—Arrivtd the Cirri°, ',LAT', front (4,„.
land, with 7 fish, and et.:o butts. The following account of*.
Greenland ships has hten received from Capt. GILL, who 50rj,„1
the ta' iterprige, passing Ilornsea. List night :—The .45rast, 7
fish ; Elizabeth, 10 fish, 17,0 runs ; Eagle, welL::,:t4l;
rahle, 10 fish, !00 tuns. Ni: alteration in the ot:iir
Thursday, the Spencer, KEITH, of .11ontvre, aristi •Icre
from Greenland: left the ire in Lit. 71.:,0. or. the 2.1 of
' and got his last hsh on the .29th of July. Captain Kern, gives
the following report, and a more favourable :recount at the
Fishery than we have he..r.l, especially at the S,uth-west, where
he had made his fishing, along with the following vcs'eh niar::td•t
Aucunt:EN.—Dee, Citmo, 4 fish, 24th of June; •Ileurietl;
SMALL, 6 fish, f:t.) tuns, 18th July ; Hercules, PtsettroN, I 11,h,
ugh June ; *Jane, 'laces, 6 hsb, 115 tuns, 50th July; Sep.
tune, ARMSTAONG, 3 fray, 6O tuns, 4th June.

Pets..ntan.,--Active, Guar, 5 fish, 24;11 June; Alpheus,
DesicaN, t 2 fish, 16th June ; Dexterity, IZOEP:SoN, 6 fish, I;4,1
June; traipse, SHUTTER, 6 fish, 24th June; •Glsaner, SHAND,
8 fish, li)th July; Hope, RobiNfioN, 5 fish, 124th June; Jean,
Rur), 1 fish, Z.oth June; Perseverance, SIRESHN, 5 fish, ;OA
June ; Union, M.sct:ie, 2 fish, 25th June.
MuNt nosn.-4Spencer, KEITH, 9 fish, 1:15 tuns.
Ilaawici .—Lively, WILDEN, 7 fish, 100 tuns, 19th June.
I.oBBoB.—Gknniore, Tonn, 4 fish, 17th June; King George,
PATTERSON, 7 fish, 24th ditto; • Margaret, KAT, 9 tisk, Aug.
Thursday the Alert, PENNY, arrived at l'eterhead from Green.
land, with 18 fish, about 160 tuns; and we learn the Gleaner,
SHAND, was also in sight, said to be a full ship, with 19 fish,
about 185 tuns of oil. The Henrietta is reported to have 8 hsh,
a full ship.;

HERRING FISHERY.
BERWWC, AUGUST 18.—The herring fishing on this coast is
yet but trifling, but appearances ate good.
LVSSTIR, AUGUST 14.—The herring fishing on the coast of
Caithness has not been so productive as last season, but the qua-
lity of those caught is very far superior; this is particularly IV-
marktd on the coast between Clythness and the 0,1. The bet-
rings brought in this morning by the fishermen ef Durragill (a
new and promising station near Furse Castle) are unc,mmonly
rich, and exactly of that description caught on the west coast.
Some herrings have been caught at Thurso, but we have use
heard that they are equally remarkable as to quality.

Mexico.--Extract of a letter from an °nicer lately
arrived at Philadelphia from Mexico All the in-
habitants of Mexico are now undeceived—the insur-
rection is general ; since the 24th of February last,
all the towns which have been taken have surrendered
without spilling a drop of blood. Mexico and Vera
Cruz are on the eve of being entirely free. The in-
surgents of Mexico are in possession of the port of
Alverado, near Vera Cruz, and no doubt erelong
will be in possession of the town."

Among the unfortunate sufferers by the wreck
of the Earl Moira packet, was Captain BAusm.t.,of
the 6Gth Regiment of Foot. His remains were in-
terred on Sunday last, at St. Mary's Church, Edge.
Paper.--[On referring to the Army
List, we do not fiad that there is any Captain BAG.
NALL, of the GGth Regiment. En.]
Sunday, HENRY FREELING, Esq. Joint Secretary
of the General Post Office,. London, ar.iveJ in Dub•

lin in his Majesty's packet, the.lloyal Surcrei;.n. Mr.
FISEELING was one of the persons whom his MADE rr
had distinguished by permitting him to accompany
him in his passage from Holyhead, on the preceding
Sunday, and to whom his MAJESTY preented
handsome snuff-box on the occasion.

Saturday se'nnight, Earls GOWER and CLANWII,
LIAM arrived at Rennet's Hotel, Inverness, on their
way to Dunrobin Castle, which they have since
reached.—Lord ittav passed through Inverness, en
Wednesday se'nnight, on his way to Caithness.—The
Duke of BEDFORD and a party, are also am
in
the Highlands, for the shooting season.
Mr. FLAXMAN, the sculptor, has arrived in Un-
burgh, in order to select a proper situation for the s.:n
tue of BURNS, which be is about to execute hi bronze.
Sir HUMPHRY DAVY, President of the llorl So-
ciety, London, passed over at Donagliades ler Pon-
patrick, on Sunday, the sth instant. Ile WAS very
particular in the examination of the DonaghadC stag
now obtained in the excavation of the new harbour.
The:Dispatch transport, arrived from Alexandria,
has on board several colossal pieces of antiquity, dis-
covered by Mr. BELZONI in Egypt. The long ex-
pected sarcophagus of alabaster, found in the lyp-
tian tomb at Thebes, is also arrived. This rare piece
of antiquity is now at Deptford; it was brought over
by a Turkish frigate.
Mr. COKE, of Norfolk, is at this time seriously in-
disposed at the seat of the Duke of Moroni>, and
Miss Corm has been sent for express from llolkhrm
to Woburn Abbey.
Lord and Lady ANSON are enjoying the romantic
scenery of Switzerland ; the last letters to their frieat!s
left them at Gnevea.
French Papers to the 21st instant arrived at a late
hour last night. They contain some invor-int
telligence, which Hill be found in a precejiugrLE:_

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