Star.
London, England, 1819-08-12 00:00:00

NAVAL PRO MO7 lON.

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, AUGUST 12, 1819.
His Royal Highness the PRINCK Itr.43ENT has been pleased,

the name and on the behalf of the King, to appoint William
Robert Broughton, Esq. C. B.; Sir Edward Berry, Bart. K.
C. B.; William Prowse, Esq. C. B.; and Thomas Baiter, Esq.
C. B. to be Colonels in his Majesty's Royal Marine Forces, in
the room of Willoughby Thomas Lake, Esq. C. B.; William
Charles Fahie, Esq. C. B.; Sir George Eyre, K. C. 13. ; and Sir
John Talbot, K. C. B. appointed Flag-Officers of his Majes-
ty's Rent.

This day in pursuance of the pleasure of his Royal
Highness the PRINCE REGENT, in the name and on
the behalf of his Majesty, the following Promotions
have been made:

The fist five Officers on the List of. Admirals of'
the White, ending with Admiral WILSOY, to be Ad-
mirals of the Red.
The ten Officers at the head of the list of Admirals
of the Blue, ending with Admiral Sir JAMES SACMA•
•
RE z, to be Admirals a the White.

The thirteen Officers at the head of the list of Vice-
Admirals of the Red, ending with Sir EDMUND NA-
GLE, to be Admirals of the Blue.
Vice-Admirals of the White, from F. FENDER, Esq.
to Sir THONIAS FOLEY inclusive, to be Vice-Admirals
of the Red.
The whole of the Officers on the list of Vice-Ad-
mirals of the Blue, to be Vice-Admirals of the White.

The whole of the Officersr.on the list of Rear-Ad-
mirals of the Red, to be Vice-Admirals cf the Blue.
The whole of the Rear-Admirals of the White to
be Rear-Admirals of the Red.
The whole of the Rear-Admirals of the Blue to
be Rear-Admirals of the White.

Captain W. T. LAKE, C.B. to, be Rear-Admiral of
the White.

Captains Sir CHARLES OGLE, HENRY RAPER, W.•
C. FAHIE, Sir GEORGE EYRE, R. LAMBERT, J. BING-
HAM, R. D. OLIVER, T. BOYS, Sir C. BRISBANE,
Sir JO/IN TALEOT, J. HALLIDAY, J. Gill AHD, J.
WEST, S. POYNTZ, Lord CoLvita,e, J. COCIIiT, Sir
A. C. DICKSON, R. WINTHROP, H. Dwny, C. EKINS,
J. S. RAlmia, B. W. PAGE, P. WODEHOU3E, and T.
AL'EXANDER, to be Rear-Admiriltof the -Blue.

The PRINCY ltE4Esx has tnen plew.ed to nomin:tte

tl e under-mentionel Officers to be Knights c.,
man iers of the Order of the Bath, viz.
Vice-Admiral IV a :ley Di o
Hear-Admiral the Hon. Su Henry Blackwood; Bart,
Rear-Admiral Sir .I,Jhti-Poo Deresf„rti, Ban.

llis Royal Ilighne,s has also been pleased to rc.
rninate Cal twin Peter Puget, of the Royal liar"-, lc
be a Companion of the said Order of the Bath,
rime of this (iilicer having, by mistake, beutic:.
merly orniited.

DOV)a, AUGEST IL—Sailed this Jay the Princess eltaec,,
packet, Capcjr, Ila for Ostend, with a mail and
gets ;I.lso the Chichester paek t, Captain Rut rit, and hie:
Captain AI)AMS, tor Calais, with passengers. .Airiv,d the e:
the Lord Sidmmith, Captain Pnair, the Ant, Captain lia..str:
and I' Iris French packet, fir...._omAtitiv.visszuitrhiptta,s,sie
jurge4isr.
PORTS•NMUTII, eta :-,r
the Eastward and the Fame transport, (rem
the 25th June. At that time the rainy season has Let ,4
The mahogany was all cut, and ready for transporting tlint
river Beleize, but no appearance of the periodical od„
mencing. So late a season for the s'aipment of wood had
been experienced there for upwards of twenty years. cost
ships were waiting for mahogany, but not one of themsecrA
able to get away by the Ist of August, nor fe some tent
On the murt.ing previous to the Fame sailing for Rreaty
Sudbury, holed with gin, from Rotterdam, was totant
Key Chappell Reef, within fourteen miles of the anchlt,
crew and cargo saved. At day-light on the 26th July, it k
N. long. 39. passed by a vessel, bottom upwards, suppta%
have upset, barnacles on her bottom nearly two feet in kap.
net any name on h:r ste rt, but from her build judged Ante
an American schooner, of about 200 tons burthen. Spek,
Alarvis of Wellington, of Liverpool, running into liar!
On leth July, in lat. 33. 22. N. long. 64. 20. W. epr4t,
transports Diadem and Lord Mulgrave, from Bermuda I's
Unix, with the left wing of the 62d Regiment.—Wital
PLY)IOCTII, AUGUST 10.—Wind N. W.—Passed up
the Bulontr, Wyss, from the Isle of France, in 110 tiz.v,
rived off this port the Agamemnon, Kinnet.ley
cess transports, from Barbadoes and St. Kitts.The
Hewitt, and Camden, put into the Isle of France, dar ag.d.
latter was expected Io sail for linglatict on the 25th,
former on 29th of April.
Dem., ACULST 11.—Wind East.—Arrived and sailed
River the Ida' PAISMORE, from Jamaica. .Arriv,,,il and
the Crown and Zephyr transports, from Sunderland. ,
down from the River, and sailed the Penelope, Tastes,
St. Anders.

A ccor 10.—A letter received here from on ,
Duneomb, off Peterhead, dated Augur 6, states the si
the following ships, belongitg to this pnrf—Cato 7 fish
Ehur 9 ti,h 130 toils, Exmouth 7 fish 90 •ons, Lord We
17 fish, Margaret 3 fish, Perseverance 335 tons, 11..c1
Ann 4 fish, TraLlgar 21 fisb 130 tons, Harmony 8 Ss;
'lle Company's outward-bound ships the N
and Cornwall, were in lat. 2. 0. south, long.
west, on the s:h June, all well. They partt.
the Apollo in night of the 26th April, and
19th May fell in with the Carratic and
Grenville.

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Bath, to r
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110 days. io
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dar ag,d.
t 25th, arid,
d sailed for • it
rvd and rre,
erland.
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171
rn on board
ea the sure
7 fish CO tusk
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,ord Weltinps
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the Matilat
long. 2'2. 0,
parted fro
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and Thotaa
refer to tht
and ane
he particular
c writer, i
IS cotrary.—
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fe of Gene:
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o stated, the
subsaihed
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d
not misi.• •
he leered
before the
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Royal
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not be sent
Lisbon on •
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and the T:
heir voyage
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iay afternoon
ter fresh hors
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the coach i=
was passing .
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it terrible. I
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died short
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