Star.
London, England, 1818-10-19 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS Ti
ASO. bus.
Dublin y 0
Waterford 4 0
Guernsey and Jersey 0 1
Holland 1 0
Gottenburgh 0 0
New York and Halifax 0 0

DAI.

••' - am sus
Lisbon , 1 0
Malta 0 0
Prance 1 0.
Hansburgh 1 0
Flanders 1 0
Levrard Islands 0 0

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 16.
Wind W. to S.W.—Arrived the Duke of Kent
Packet, with a mail from Lisbon—sailed the 10th ult.
The following Packets are in the Ruatbr, viz.—Marl-
borough, for ; Lord Sidmouth, for America;
Queensberry, for Jamaica ; Grace, for the Brazils ;
and Swiftsure, for the Mediterranean.

LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER is.
The Calcutta, STROYAN, from hence for Calcutta,
sailed the 14th inst. on the same evening she was
run foul of by the brig Susan, for Trieste, when she
lost her bowsprit, head, bower-anchor, boat, and
spru her foremast, and has put back to repair.—
The Susan has also put back to repair. Sailed the
Bountyhall, ROBERTS, for Calcutta.
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER is.
Wind S. W.—Yesterday came into harbour the
James transport, from Ceylon. Sailed the Prince
Regent, TAYLOR, for Tobago; Providence, Mo',
for the Cape, &c. ; Lord Suffield, BROWN, for Cal-
cutta; Surrey, Rams, for New South Wales, with
convicts; Commerce, —, for Antigua. To-day ar-
rived the Valiant, from London for Jamaica; Maria,
from ditto-; and Sisters, from ditto, fur the Mediter-
ranearq Mendenhall, from ditto for Bombay ; Cam.
den, for Antigua; Prospect, WAKE, from Riga; and
alew coasters.
DEAL, OCTOBER is.
Wind S.W. thick weather.--Arrived yesterday and
sailed for the River, the Wilding, KINSMAN, from
Quebec, in 28 days ; Gleaner, HALL, and the riends,
Wii.sow, from Sunderland to the Westward. Remain
in the Downs his Majesty's ship SEVERN, and the
Sir George Osborne transport, waiting fororders.

DOVER, OCTOBER 177
Sailed this day the King George packet, Captain
KING, for Calais, with a Mail and passengers ; and
the Lord Duncan packet, for Ostend, with a Mail
and passengers.—Arrived this evening the Chichester
packet, Captain Burrnft ; Lady Jane James, Captain
HAYWARD ; and le Desire French packet, froin Ca-
lais with passenger& •
Ocroaza 18.—Arrived last night the Princess
Charlotte packet, Captain HALLAWDS with a Mail
and passengers, from Ostend. Sailei this morning
the Susanna, Captain Moor?, with passengers, for
Boulogne. Arrived this afternoon the Flora, Captain
WAriscur, from Calais, with passengers.

MILFORD, OCTOBER 15.
Arrived the Lord Exmouth, BARRETT, from Que-
bec to Plymouth, makes a little rater ;.Bellona,
WILLIAMS. from Miramichi to Bideford, split some
of her sails.

SWANSEA, OCTOBER 16.
The schooner Chance, TOMLIN, from Bristol- to
Libon, has put in here very leaky.
STORNAWAY, SEPTEMnit
A tremendous S. to S.S.E. took place In,
, this Channel on the-W514,4 Diondapihe, 21st inst.
and Tuesday the 22d, The snose 13ersisersince, of
Ntitypelt, was totally 'wrecked on Itlfee Vaud, 18
miles S.W. of here, and six miles E.N.B. of therdel
of Gass 'light-house; o* the 41st, crew and aft(
kit.. The Lord Middleton, KERR, from Liverpool
td Danteie, lost her mainmast in the same gale, and
put into Loch Seatorth, in the isle of Lewis, on the
26th, and is re-kitting to proceed on her voyage.—
Seveyal vessels outward and homeward-bound, are
id this and neighbouring harbours, but have heard of
no other misfortunes than the above.

The Sir John Cameron, from Quebec to Liverpool,
was wrecked on the 14th instant, near Waterford.

The Atalanta, 'Now, from Jamaica to London,
put into St. John's, Newfoundland, on the 16th ult.
leaky and much damaged, and it was stipposod
would be obliged to discharge part of leer cargo.
Commodore Sir GEORGE RALPH COWER, Ban.
K. C. B. sailed on Thursday evening, in the TARTAR,
for the coast of Africa.

The CHERUB, Captain WILLES, is come into-Ports-
mouth harbour, to be paid off.
The SLAM, 24 guns, Captain O'I3aLEN, is fitting
at Plymouth, for the coast of Africa.
Thursday the Janus transport arrived at Ports-
mouth from the Cape of Good Hope, with a few in-
valided soldiers, unserviceable stores, and a quantity
of wood, called stink-wood, for the use of his Ma-.
jesty's naval service. This wood takes its name from
Its emitting, whilst under the hands of the workmen,
an ungrateful effluvia. It is incomparable for dura-,
bility, but it is of scantling dimensions. The Janus
left Ceylon Feb. 17, Cape June SO, St. Helena, the,
2d, and Ascension 14th August. The Favourite
was there.

LAUNCH OP THE WAritatoo.—Friday the WATER-
LOO, of 84 guns, was launched at Portsmouth Dock-
yard. The harbour was covered with Noblemen an
-Gentlemen's yachts, and pleasure boats of all descripi
tions, A great number of Ladies and Gentlemen
were on board her. At about 20 minutes- past I
Lord HOWARD, of Effingham, accompanied by2N:
DIDDAMS, Esq. master-shipwright, named the ibis
by breaking a bottle of wine against her bows, in the
usual form, his Lordship remarking, that asber he •
(which is a fine fall-length figure of the Duke of
WELLINGTON) represented the immortal' Duke
WELLINGTON, sO he named the ship WATERLOO; in
honour of the great duke, and in commemoration of
his splendid battle. She moved inta-her proper ele.
ment with that admirable stupendous- magnificence
and majestic ease, which render the completion of
this highest achievement of human skill and science
at once the utmost gratification and pleasure of the
spectator. She certainly is one of the finest ships of
her class in the Navy ; is built on the new principle,
with diagonal riders and truss frame ; her gun and
upper decks are laid diagonally. The following are
her dimensions : Fed. InrAes.
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Length on the gun•deek - 192 o
Breadth - • - 49 go
Depth in Hold - - U 0
Borden in tons - 2,054
He figure head is exquisitely carved, and the like-
ness very accurate ; it was taken from a picture by
BOWYER.—At•ship, to be called the Pataczas CHAR-
LOTTE, Of 100-gUItS, is ordered to be immediately
built on the same slip.