Star.
London, England, 1818-11-28 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER .2,5.
Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the Flying Fish, Aisarrr,
sm Newport to Morlair, leaky.--Snce writing this
ling, we have been informed by a Coverack Pi-
that he boarded yesterday, off the Lizard, a
over from Newfoundland, bound up Channel,
Captain of which told him, that he spoke six
before, a brig belonging to Weymouth, bound
Whoa, which had lost the Captain and Mate over-
rl, and had received material injury in her hull;
131 she had bore up for a port in England.
PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER s 7.
W!nd West.—Sailed his Majesty's ship lirpeatoN,
Leith ; Horay, for London ; Lovely Ann, for
ate ; Hope, for London ; Charente, for Mar-
; and HAWKE cutter on a cruize.
DEAL, NOVEMBER 27.
Wind S.W.—Arrived last night and sailed for the
a: the Ceres, HERD, from Bengal and Mauritius ;
1.. Paces from ditto. To-day the Cadmus, Wu,-
from Isle of France ; Friends, Ezzas, from New
Taswick ; Active, Bums, from ditto; the Mary,
Imo, from Sierra Leone ; Wilmington and Liver.'
^cket from Richmond, (Ameriar.) Came down
Iron the River the Baltic Merchant, —, for Gre-
'a; Barton, CORNISH, for Smyrna, the Orwell,
;DELL, for St. Vincent's; the PiCted, MMUS, for
(nntserratt ; Speculation, Gaarn, for Oporto ; the
GDODWIN, for Jamaica ; Hope, Wrtsu,r, for
ego; Abeona, —, for Jamaica; James M—,
.canso, for Charleston ; and remain in the Downs
the rest of the outward-bound as per last.
HARWICH, NOVEMBER 27.
Wind West, foggy.—Arrived the Beaufoy paeby
a Mail, &c. from Holland.
DARTMOUTH, NOVEMBER 26.
The Dolphin, GRAVEL, of Teignmouth, fromViana
Newfoundland, out six weeks, has put back to this
with considerable damage ; the Captain and two
, washed over board and drowned.
ISIUXHAM, TORBAY, NOVEMBER 26.
17;e brig Emiable Johanna, CARDENELL, from
Antlerp to Rio Janeiro, put in here leaky, has been
gypped and found defective, and it is feared must
'i.tharge her cargo.

COWES, NOVEMBER £7.
Arri•ied the ketch Minerva, CARGSAN, from Stock-
to Erieux, with iron and deal, leaky and loss
:ails.

DUNDEE, NOVEMBER 2il.
Ealed his Majesty's ship NIMROD, on a cr uize.
CUSTOM-DOUSE, LONDON, NOVEMBER n 7.
SNIT& ENTERED Inwanwt,—The Ville de Cadiz, Pacquet,
Marseilles; Mentor, Osborne, from Madeira; Wilsingkam,
from Smyrna; Voast, Bowden, from Harlingen; the
Jantyi, !hider, from Embden ; Amelia, Jarvis, from
; Britannia, Jackson, from Ilusum ; Venus, Haack,
Santander ; Mary, Lust, from Calcutta ; the Resolution,
ice, from Antwerp ; and Tontine, Turley, from l'hiladelpkia.
Otscaras--Hoop, Smith ; Neptune, Stramack, and Lady
rces, Howard, for Ostend ; the Princes' of Wales, Stewart,
C3l7is ; Zephyr, Cox, and Monarch, Heath, for Honduras;
!On, Allen, for Buenos Ayres ; Lord Wellington, Wasse, fur
"clitta•—•—Clarain Orrwaans--Naiad, Mtdd, for -Hotter-
am; Britannia, Irwin, for Trinidad; Robert and Sarah, Bel-
e'z'y, fat C.dis; Alonzo, Perkins, for Bourdeaux ; the Lady
ILtrwood, Young, for Grenada ; Lady Ilolland, Powell, for
lumina; Liberty, Aldridge, for Seville; and Manufaetor, War-
nt, for Charleston.

We give to-day another Official Document which
has emanated from the Congress at Aix-la-Chapelle.
It relates to the prolongation of time allowed to
France, and through her to the great Banking-houses,
to make good their pecuniary engagements to Allied
Powers.
The private accounts by the Dutch and Flanders
Mails vicar an improved aspect since our last com-
munication. A letter from Rotterdam, dated No-
vember 24., states, that by the timely interference of
the Government, and some of the principal capita-
lists, the embarrassments lately felt in the money
market At Amsterdam, have nearly subsided.
The second Meeting under the Commission of
Bankruptcy againstementa and Co. of the Portsmouth
Bank, vei, held yesterday at Guildhall. It was stated
by the So;icitor to the Commission, that the debts
to be proved would amount to about 90,0001. and
that the partners are unable to appear, in consequence
of Extents issued by the Crown, which also prevented
acceis to their papers.

BER LATE MAJESTY.

CEREMONIAL FOR THE INTERMENT

OT UP LATE

MOAT EXCELLENT MAJESTY
QUEEN CHARLOTTE,

or scr.ssen 11C:tORY,

IN'THE ROYAL CHAPEL OP ST. GEORGE, AT WINDSOR,
On Wednesday Evening, the 2d Day of December, 1818.

PROCESSION FROM KEW PALACE TO WINDSOR

CASTLE.
The Royal Body, having lain in State privately at
Kew Palace during the day and night previous to the
Interment, will be removed from thence to Windsor,
on Wednesday next, in a Hearse, adorned with Ten
Escocheons, and drawn by Eight of her late Majesty's
Horses, preceded by the Knight Marshals Men on
Horseback with Black Staves, and followed by the
Carriages of her late Majesty, of his Majesty, the
Prince Regent, and the Royal Family ; the .vhole
escorted by a Party of Lancers.

Upon arrival at Frogmore, the Procession will halt
for the purpose of receiving the. Chief Mourner, his
Supporters and Train-Bearers, and the Princes of the
Blood-Ro-yal, when the Procession will be joined by
the Servants and Grooms of the King, of her late
Majesty, of the Prince Regent, and of the Rpyal
Family, in deep Mourning, (each bearing a Flam-
beau); Forty Yeomen of the Guard, the Trumpets
and Kettle Drums of the Horse Guards, mounted,
'and the Drums and Fifes of the Foot Guards.