Star.
London, England, 1818-06-16 00:00:00

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The Honottrabie Company's ships Warren Hastings
aio Acts, were spoke on the 3d of June, in lat. J.
N, ion. 13. W. with a fresh breeze from the east-
ward, 'by the Lord Wellington, WAssL
FALMOUTH, JUNE 111,
Wind from N. to W.—Arrived the Manchester
Ticket, with a Mail from the Leeward Islands, in 35
40s. It was reported at St. Thomas's that the Os-
brae packet had arrived at Barbadoes. The Man-
chester packet spoke 18th May, in lat. 28. 48. long.
e 4. SJ. the Bristol, HARVEY, 20 days' sail from Ja-
zzes.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE ss.
wind S.W.--Passed up Channel all well, the brig
RAlgli, from Oporto; the London, TURNSR,
f.'OM Jamaica ; and the George Hibbert, HEAD, from
AntigB2, all fos London.
DEAL, JUNE 15.
Wind W.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the
otmattheo, Ross, from Bombay; Surrey, Aus-
a.l:4, from Calcutta ; Lord Wellington, Wane, from
ditto ; West Indian, Coo', from Antigua ; Northum.
from Bengal ; and Lord Sidmoutls,
brian, LAIVWS•
Gcssta, from Bombay. On the 29th of May, the
wrt Indian spoke the Dido, from Liverpo6l, of and
38. long. 20. 30. all l.
ter Philadelphili
Came down from the River and sailed, the Prince
Madnc, for Charleston ; Harriet, CUDD, for the
Brains; also his Majesty's ship BULWARK, from
Cisitham for Plymouth.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 14.
Arrived the Agricola, Dumas, from New York,
!Aka 6th May, On 27th spoke the brig San Do..
mints, from Waterford, for Newfoundland, in lat.
52. long. 23.
CORK, JUNE 11.
Arrived his Majesty's schooner Plat, from a cruize.
GREENOCK, JUNE 12.
Arrived here yesterday morning the ship Prince Regent,
!:.iunord, from Port Royal, Jamaica; sailed on the 19th of
Aril; passed the Grand Caycos on the Ist of May; spoke, on
23c1 of May, the brig Juno, JenkinsZfrom Plymouth to Mi-
out 16 days, in Lt. 45. .50. long. 34. all well : she left
kalirg fir Clyde, the Glisgow, Hunter, at Kingston, to sail
:oot the 10th of May. The Three Sinters, Baird, at Port
!loud, was expected to drop down to Kington about the
ttaidk of May, and to sail early in June and for London,
1... e et, Wynton, to sail on the Ist; the John Barry, Peat,
tie loth; and Angular, Robinson, about the middle of May
Ice Emperor Alexander, Mcrris, at Montego Bay, was expected
tai about the 20th April, for Clyde. Captain R. reports that
to accounts h..: been received at Kingston, of any ship; being
to shore on the reefs in the windward passage. The ship Po-
=sna, 31‘Naught, sailed from Annotta Bay for this port, about
sth a April. The Anna Robertson, 151' Farlane' sailed from
f. al la the Isle of France and Britain, Bth February.—
Arrivid on Wednesday, the ship Margaret, Patterson, front
crecada—sailed thence 24th April. Left loading for Port Glas..
;:st, the ship Nestor, Crawford, to sail the 10th ult. and the
c..p tiro:oda, Gilkiaon, to sairthe loth inst. Spoke no vessels
the pusage.—The Eliza, Tupper, from hence for Charleston,
~as poke on the 24.1 ult. lat. 25. 11. long. 43. by the Exmouth,
tived at liverpooL
By alma received in Glasgow from a Gentleman on board
4: Celan, Captain BLAIR, which sailed from Greenock on the
Itth April with a number of passengers from Glasgow and its
rtighliourhood, for New York, dated at sea, 20th May, it ap-
roe that the passengers were all well, and within 1900 miles of
New York, being in lat. 41. N. long. 32. W. having had a plea-
szt voyage, and been out three weeks. The vessel spoke with
sat an English brig, arrived at Plymouth.
GRAVESEND, JUNE 13.

Attired the William, Bohner, from Harlingen; Prince Re-
I, or, Benson, from Lisbon : Elizabeth Ann, Ridley, from Rot-
terdam; Stranger, Brodie, from Lisbon ; Swallow, Hard, from
Oporto; Rope, Luckie, from Demerara; Lord Sidmouth,
(hinter, from Bombay William Manning, Smith, fmm St.
Rites; and a few more. Sailed the Emily, Hoyles, for Lisbon ;
Friencts'aip, Whitehall, for Oporto ; Elizabeth and Mary, Wil-
ma, for Gibraltar; ilizabeth, Moffett, for ditto; Generous
Friends, Batdy, for Bremen; Agenoria, Day, for Hainburgh ;
lista Brogman, for Amaternum ; and Ranger, Rimnington,
for Det;ierara.

An aide-decamp of the Marquis of HASTINGS is
on Ins passage to Enoland in the Lord Sidmouth
packet, flrom the Mediterranean, which may be ex-
itad hourly, having left Gibraltar on the 19th ult.
He brings news from India, and was put on board
the packet from his Majesty's ship TIGRIS.
After the Northern Expedition had sailed for the
Others, it was discovered that the TRENT leaked so
much from the holes made by the double casing, as
to render it absolutely necessary for the safety of the
vessel, to have her defects remedied on her arrival
there,the effecting of which detained the ships a few
?aysloner than was intended. From the Orkneys the
C.ips sailed without their full complement of men, tr.
ttntsuence of several of their crew having deserted,
t:ich rendered the duty of the officers very hard.
Ile DWARF, Lieutenant Sextru. GORDO:7, is ar-
rived at Portsmouth from the squadron under the
mnand of Sir B. HALLOWELL, which she left all
latii on the afternoon of Sunday se'nnight, twelve
karts S.W. of Scilly ; but the squadron bore up
IV.S.W. as soon as the DWARF left them. The squa-
dron sails well, except the TONNANT, which ship
(bilges the rest to back their sails occasionally, to ,
leep astern of her. The squadron consists of seven
Laeof-battle ships, the Les, PROMETHEUS, GRECIAN,
ld DWARF. The DWARF sailed again from Ports-
meth on Saturday ; she expects to find the squadron
leagues S.W. of the Scilly Islands. They will
:mine:Nil:ate with Falmouth until they return.
The SALISEURY, SS, was on Thursday commis-
NI at Portsmouth, for the flag of Rear-Admiral
THOMAS FRANCIS FRMSANTLE, K.C.B. who is to
acceed Sir Cenatzs PENROSE in the command in
4.c Mediterranean. It is said Sir THOSIAB will pro.
ed to his command in the ROCHEFORT, 80.
The following ships are under repair, &c. at Ply-
,-)uth:-I'hz 'MERSEY, 28, is taken into Dock, to
treraired and then sank, to prevent the dry rot.—
MlertE, ‘2s, Las been taken into dock, to be
15a red, for cormr.ission but was found so defec-
Ilk hat it is supposed she will be broke up. The
a new brig, of 10 guns, was laid last week,
tit caLet? the Emtn.ous. The PxnAmus, 42, and
44P-''a 18, are planked outside, and will be corn-
-I,lin abc.z.r. four months. The KENT, 80, is com-
p, b.:: timbering, and will remain .to season a
Tket Foutatoyasyr, 82, and STIRLING
_1,14, are planked outside, and beams crossed,
.24 complete the latter end of the year. The
44vE, 74, having stood several months to sea-
graing on fast with her planking. The
L't a new revenue cutter, is launched at
and to be commissioned.
Iss'IDAY. No. 9431, another Prize of £20,000,
flares by G. Cannata., who also sold,
the
Firs. Day of Drawing, No. 12,125, a Prize of
No. 8899, a Prize of £1,300, and the
".. !rite drawn that day, at his fortunate Offices,
4411, awl 26, thdbrd-street.

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