Star.
London, England, 1819-06-17 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Fatatoons, JUNK 14.—Wind West.—Orders have been re-
ceived for the sailing of the Jamaica and American packets, but
the Brazil packet is detained until the 16th.
DOVER, Jess W.—Sailed this day the Princess Charlotte
packet, Captain HALLANDS, for Ostend, with a mail and pas-
sengers; also the King George, Captain llzseea, and Lord
Duncan packet, Captain Hammes, for Calais, with passengers.
Arrived this afternoon the King Geoste packet, CaptainlKlN,;,
and Desire French packet, from Calais, with passengers.
Dem, Jung 10.—Wind North.—Sailed the Orient, REYNOLDS,
for Bombay ; Huesuren, Duos, for Surinam • Argo, JACKSON,
for Hazannah ; Betsey, Farm, for Antigua; Bolden, Baswem,
fir New York ; Marys, Halms, for Oporto; and Henry, Lowest,
for Quebec.
Ha awicn, June 16.—Wind N.W.—Sailed the Auckland
packet, for Holland, and Eclipse packet, for Cuxhaven, both
with Mails.

Powritstount, Jung 16.—Wind W. N. W.—Passed by for Lon-
don the Piggott, Tuonx, from Tobago. On the 30th May, in
lat.. 37. 41. lung. 46. 1, fell in with the American schooner Alyr.
tie, of Bucksport, with lumber, water-logged, mainmast gone,
and no person dti board. On the 7th June, in lat. 46. 37. long.
39. spoke the Ajax, of Shields, from Dublin to Quebec, aU well,
out 16 days; and on the 13th June, in let. 49. 36, long, 9. 30.
spoke the American shp Islington, fr..m Liverpool, for Phila-
delphia, out six days, all well.—Sailed the Wellington, Paist.ty,
for At. Vincent's ; Gainsborough, Mawr, for Gibraltar ; and
Zephyr transport, for Guernsey.

Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL and the Duke of
WELLINGTON had audiences of the PRINCE REGENT,
at Carlton House.

Tuesday se'nnight, in the important question be-
tween the Earl of FIFE and Sir JAMF.S DUFF and
others, the Trustees of the late Lord FIFE, the Se-
cond Division of the Court of Session, in Scotland,
have unanimously reduced and set aside the Trust-
died and Deed of Entail, executed by the late JAMES
Earl of FIFE. By this decision the present Earl suc-
ceeds to an estate of nearly twenty thousand pounds
sterling per annum.
Figs.—This morning, at half past one o'clock, a fire broke
out in the extensive workshops of Mr. Hssasos, a plumber and
glazier, in King-street, St. James's-square, which entirely con-
sumed the premises, and damaged part of the dwelling house.
Heroes Hotel was also damaged. From the quantity of com-
bustible matter, such as turpentine, &c. which was on the pre-
mises where the fire originated, great fear was entertained for the
surrounding buildings ; but by the speedy arrival of a number of
engines, and a good supply of water, the flames were extinguished
by four o'clock.
A few days since, as Mr. CARTHEW, of Margate,
and some friends, were smoking their pipes in a room
exposed to the sun, their attention was drawn to the
table by some smoke proceeding from the green cloth
by which it was covered, and on examination it proved
to be on fire : a decanter of water standing on the
table, acting as a lens, had concentrated the rays of
the sun, and actually set the cloth in a blaze ; and
there is little doubt if there had been no one present,
but that further mischief would have entsued. The
party afterwards availed themselves of this curious
discovery to light their pipes!
G. WEBB, Stock-broker, 9, Cornhill, and 17, laid-
gate-street, deems it right to apprize his Friends and
the Public, that the recent fall in the Funds does
not.affect, prejudicially, the present State Lottery,
as it contains no Stock Prizes; for although there are
only 7950 Tickets, the Two Grand Prizes of 30,000 i.
and the rest of the Capitals, will all be paid in Ster-
ling Money, and according to the present price of
Stocks, each of these princely Capitals is equal to
45,0001. 3 per Cent. Consols. NEXT THURS.
whole Lottery will be decided. WE88.3
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