Star.
London, England, 1816-09-19 00:00:00

MILFJRD, SEPTEMBER IC.

Yesterday arrived the ship Pilot, SITWART master,
from Demerara for Bristol, with loss of anchors and
cables ; she was near being on shore to the northward
of this too hour in a tog the d.iy before yesterday. but
brought up within a cable's length of the shore; on
toe Td August, two days sail from liatbadoes, spoke
the Blucher from Barb +does for London, all well.
Sailed a flcet of colliers for the 13:istol Channel ;
and Aucklind packet, with a Mail and passengers,
for W atelf• rd.—Wind N. E.
GRAVESEND, SEP rENVER 18.

Arrived the tmir:•try, Brown, trom Harlingen ; Mary, An-
t!erson, horn Rotterdam ; Ttpmea, Bra an, Irom Hantburgh;
Andromeda, Forster, from M lta; Hope, Nivaroe, and Good
Hope, Clock, front Amsterdam; barroom,. Anderson, and Lon-
don, Brown, from Pctersbucei.; Nautilus, Simonds, from Gre-
nada, and Good Intent, Calder, from Leghorn. Sailed the
Geori,ia packer, Thornton, for Gibraltar ; Ulla% Arthur, for
Teneritfe; Kate Kaaley, (January, for H difat ; and .Progress,
Talbert, for k:lshitur.
COS I'o Nl-HOUSE, SEPTEMBER 17-18.

SUM ILNTLItCO OVA WARD6.—The Adventure, Hobby, for'
Elsinore end Memel ; Alfred, Booth, for Demerara ; John Barry,
PC3t, ,or Jarneica ; t)o', Biglantl, for B. ;Jen ; La Clans, Juan
Weens, for Ostend ; Ductless of Beaord, Williamson, for Nevis;
Clanks Henry, for Cad's; Mary, Will. uma, tor Ant
%%IT ; Aria :tit., znitla, for Baltimore; Henry, K, rzon, for Ant-
werp ; rrietds, Listen, fur Lisbon ; Metampho tr, M. locon, tor
Calais; Clark,on, Ross, for Demerara; Thetis, Lever, forJr'
insica ; William and Ann, Hrrle, fur Rotterdam ; brio, °Jennie,
for New York, fur poi:users only ; Active, Anderson, for Mar-
; Ith te, Bromley, fur Elainburgb ; Orb, Bartlett, for
ditto; Marquis Anglesea, Brown, tor Ost,ul; Hoop, Omen, for
Rotterdam ; Houp, Guyer, for Amsterdam ; Endeavour, Lino, for
Odle; Princess of Wake, Fox, for Ostend; Ann, Brown, tor Naples
and Galipoli; Eliza, Bowen, for Rotterdam ; Espoir. Clemence,
for Havre; Mary, Smith, for Hambuigh ;Thonnto and Eleanor,
Cowley, for Ostend; Resolution, Roberto, for Havre and Rouen;
Elizabeth, Host, for Emden and Leer; and Gulden Grove,
Butcher, for Elsloeur awl [Unfair.

The William, Gustaf, from Grenada, is supposed
i'to have arrived off Dungeness.
They write from Ostend, that at five o'clock in the
ntotning of the Ist instant, a Dutch vessel called the
litsclins, coming from Rouen, and destined for
Ostend and Anvers, laden with wine, rosin, and'
vitriol, was shipwrecked upon the coast of Cucq, off
Montreail. The sea was so rough, that the Captain
alone was able to save Himself ; his wife, child, and'
three sailors, the only persons on board, have unfor-
tunately perished.
Extract of a letter from Southport, received at
the Underwriters' Room in Liverpool
44 Gentlemen—l am sorry to inform you, that the Sutton,
Captain Bunker, from Liverpool to Dublin, came on shore this
day, upon one of the banks, about five miles N.W. of this
place, at half-past eleven A.M. Only two of the hands are
slava!, viz. Villaacn Owen and John Williams, who Inform me,
that two of the men were washed overboard lave night, off Beau-
muis; that the Captain, four passengers and two men, were
upon the main-mart, which went by the Loath, soon after she
grounded, and dreadful to relate, were all drowned. The two
men saved were upon the foremast, when taken off by the
boats. As she is a complete wreck, it is to be reared very little
will be saved.
" The sloop Augustus, T. C..gthlEinctulr, with pipe clay, from
Poole, is also on shore here; hands are saved; vessel and
cargo totally loft, eseept rigging, sails, cables, &c.
" I am, Owidemess, your most obedient servant,
46 Southport,,Bept. 10, 1815." " Jos. DUTTON:"
An awful visitation of Dims Paorrogsce occur.,
red at Hull on Thursday morning in the person of
Captain Was. ATKIN, of the brig Silva, of that port,
aged 35, bound to Petersburgh. Captain ATKIN had
just discharged an account with a.waterman on the
New Dock•quay, near the Pier, and given orders to
unmoor the vessel, when he was struck instantly mo-
tionless in a fit of apoplexy, and before surgical as-
sistance could be procured the vital spark was extinct.

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The following itegidationa and Rtilea, relatiVe fa
the Passages of Cita .lid Malitai Officers in hit Ma:
jesty's Ships of War, &c: have Veen just isstied bt
the LIM, Commissioners of itie Admiralty
1. No passage at the public expense is to be given elt!:er ihrold
or a: hAinv,..ithooi z spitLiot order of the Hoard at Admiralty{{
either on a tLe ttuy tt pleciuro; or c.n the usual
uffi:ial anilicatiuu from some other department of tbe Ginterng
room.

2. he remuttern.ion of Nava/ Onicers for die expendes sehfce
they may ihcza m conveying persons utaler •Itch ort:ers, thsU ho
at*'oidin4 to the lenitth ue time the passages may lam, and the
number of per,:tni entertained agreeahly to the fullowit.g Rata*
id lit gull:tuns t

3. The pa,oaget of Rt.yal Person:yes will be ecinstderti an tbi
Circurnitaocts *4 the fiu lii eJ cases.

4. For Aiiilris..adnrs and their antes, not exceeding In ate
whole five perse:is, and fur any passage no, exceeding three daysi
tear ttmi of Zit"; f.:r any passage not exceeding seven days, XeCh
5. E..r Ministers Pleuiporeiittary, :Envoys Uovernors of Co.
loides (.1 the first class, or Commanders in Chiet.vshen the tarter
Are .if hi;t:ier rank than Maja.Genticals an I their whiter reepee.
tively, leo in the *heft four persons, for a p '<sage not
xcie,iing three tins dim X.sU ; for a passage not exceeding sena
days, ;'tic.
C. For Cliie.eritors and Commanders in Chi. f of lower rash
than the threiplig Military Officers and llipl nnr.istsi not lower
than lit ladierstieuerai and :i..r.retary of I.ee dim and rhea'
suites, nut exceeding in the whisle three persons, for a passage
nor exceed:us three tins, 1-'45; for a passage tot orceeeing seves
days, £5O.
7. as,azes exceeding seven day* are to be paid for at the
above rates, atiel afterwards at the rate of Li. tux. a day tor eaala
person enter:tined at the Commanding 4 ilECer's
8. If a gre:::t.r Suite cilauU tic embarked than the supposed
nutn'er, for a eiatuse n,t exctftditig sever: days, an Adilional
allowance is to be Made of 2%. IC*. per diets for each person so
exceeding. • -

9. Wiwirn Individoals ?full be ordered paseages at the table
of an Admiral, or liavai Officer comma:ming a bktp or vessel,
La. ii;s. shalt be allow for every day nut exceeding tourteeni
and Li. fur every day afterwards.
10. When littlaviduals shall hi: ordered to ?la ectertained at the
Lieutenants' Mee in any ot his Nolaj.:aty'b slam a shall be
altoweu ter every day out taceedute, foal-teen, and It 4. for every
:lay subpecuent.
11. When a Naval Officer it directed to make preparation for
any l'asheiw rt, the Board of A :miralty wall innued,aiely recorthi
mend that hall the ettimated amiwut ot the whole etpeusee be
immediately pall by the 1 rea,hry to dui Agent ot the Officer a
which he will be it:formed at tone 'me add when the OIL!
OW/ rei ort to if.: Stcrt!ary ef the Admiralty the petfortnasice
and length of the Service, a recommendation will be forwarded
to the 7 rea•ury, azreeably to the number of persons enterainedi
for the payment ot the remainder of the aunt: but do Officer is
to di ate any Bali whattuever for Clete allowances.
12. If it shnuld halyeu that the l'alsenger should not embark
after the order fur receiving hiin has wet) given, or having eat•
barked, should be relauJed, or ttatniferreel to another ship, the
Naval Officer will nevertheless retain the half.ailowance already
recuturnet.4..d, to cover the expeds:s he may have been at It
making the ticcosary preparatious.
S. Contch, and their ramifies, to be paid for under the Oth
, Section.

14. Commissioners of the Navy, and their Families, are to be
paid lur eauer the 9th section ; and Naval :..tore-keepers 'wad
the tutu See ion : and in these two cases, a...d these alone, the
Comniaisitentiu.Chrer., or Senior 011ie r, Oa a Foreign Station,
is authorized to order Passages, without a prev:ous order front
the Admiralty.
IS. the remuneration for persons under Article 14, will be
made azcortling to the forms and rules prescribed in the other
C4iCS, except that they will he Fait; tur by the Navy Board It,.
stead of the Treasury.
16. Commissaries ordered passages, with or without charge
of Public Money, are to lie eistertaine.l ageeahly to their rusk
a* the M litary service, and paid tOr accer•liagly.
17. l'he Sum RptlC,fied 111 ati the above Cases, includes a Pro.