Star.
London, England, 1821-06-04 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Rut India Company's ship Castle Huntly. arrived off
Scilly on the 30th ult. She was dispatched from Chine in com-
pany with the Prince Regent, on thell7th January ; Chita,
at
.St. Helena on the 10th April, and sailed from thence for Rag-
land on the 15th. The Prince Regent parted company for Table
Bay on the 21st March, in lat. 34. 10. S. and long. 26. 45. E.—
The Repulse left St. Helena for Bencoolen on the 15th of April.
The Castle Hbndy has arrived off Falmouth. •
The Mercury, Wsruaasu., from New South Shetland, was
spoken with by the Hetty, Boim, in lat. 24. 12. S. long. 40. 6.
W. intending to call at Rio Janeiro.
The Lynx, Sermons, from Port Jackson, was in Blythe Bay,
New South Shetland, when the Hetty, Bonn, and Sprightly,
num, left those Islands, amireported to have a large quantity
of seal skins.
Oa the sth ultimo, the General Goldie schooner, of Dumfries,
sailed from Waterford for Liverpool, loaded with wheat and
butter, in company with the Wellington, of Whitehaven, which
happened to be bound for the same port. From the sth till the
7th ultimo, these vessels kept beating in the same track, and
spoke each other of Holyhead, at two o'clock, r. et. At this
I time the lowering of the clouds and the swelling of the waves,gave
evident indications of an approaching tempest—en much so that
both ousels immediately furled to the last reef their principAl I
sails, and, as ta only means of safety, stood far to the North.
ward. After losing everything on deck, together with bcr boat,l
and sustaining other damage, the Wellington reached Liverpool
on the following day, and the Master, in describing one of the
most terrible gales he had ever encountered, appeared to take it
fur granted that the General Goldie must have gone to the bot-
tom. Still, however, there was hope; but from the circumstance
of a mutilated boat and several firkins of butter having born cast
ashore at Formby (the latter bearing the same brand-mark as
those shipped on board the General Goldie), the owners have
now made up their minds as to the fate of their vesseL The
crew consisted of a Mater and four men, not one of whom, it
is believed, has survived to tell the mournful tale. Before sail-
ing to Waterford, the General Goldie had touched at Glasgow,
where the Muter took his wife on board, who had nevee been
at sea before, and who, together with an infant at the breast,
must have shared the fate of her unfortunate husband.

ROINBVIIGH. Juts I.—Letters from New South Wales an-
nounce that the Skelton, from Leith, arrived at Hobart Town,
Van Dieman'a Land, on the 27th of November last, with her

numerous settlers, all well, and In good spirits.—A letter was
received from the Cape of Good Hope, yesterday, by a Gentle-
man in this city, which announces the safe arrival of the West-
morland, from Leith for New South Wales, after a passage of
twelve weeks from Portsmouth.

Cows", Justz 2. —The ship Nepor, Captain Cocraws, sailed
from this place, for Philadelphia, on Saturday last, and took out
several emigrants from the island; among whom were—Mr.
Jonx Parris, on his return; Grown Maass, Esq. of learn, a
wealthy farmer, and family; Mr. Houma, of Street-place; Mr.
Coons, of Wellow •' Mr. ABILANAII4 M Mita of Blackwater, and
family ; and several others, amounting altogether to upwards of
silty individuals, nearly the whole of whom were natives and
constant residents of the island.

POIMICOUTH, Junta 2.—Wednesday, the Trntamtia. Captain
Hinz Rummy sailed for Plymouth, to be paid off; Thursday,
the Acravz, Sir James Aizzaanzz Combos, sailed, to cruize in
the Channel in company with the new frigate SZIWICIAPATAM
yesterday, the Ranwnio, Captain Hawn, sailed for the Cork sta-
tion. Arrived the Rzneoz.z, Captain H,av, from a cruist. The I
kraus, Captain &tor, came into harbour on Monday, to be
paid off. The Trove, 26, Captain I. K. Wilms, will sail to- ,
morrow on a cruize, she having been placed under the orders of
our Commander-in-Chic f.--Thursday, the Dutch brig of war
. .

Courier, from Plymouth, bound to the Teed, put intoSpithead
with contrary winds; she will sail again to-mon ow.—The Do-
ass, 42, Captain GRAHAK, will arrive here in a few days from
the Eastward, and will proceed hence to the Brazils.—The
HYPERION, 4e, Captain LILL/CRAP, is appointed to convey Gene-
ral the Teri of CHAYSAM to Gibraltar. His Lordship, as Go-
vernor of that Fortress, is in future to reside there.—Yesterday,
the Rose, 18, commissioned a few days since by Captain Czowas,
was launched at this Deck-yard. Captain Ammer has commis-
sioned the Ma arm; Lieutenants Lord JOHN CHURCHILL and
Mw are appointed to her. Captain W. R. DAWKINS to the
HiLicox. Lieutenant D. Lamm is appointed to the ATHOLL.
vice Sir J. S. Muaaar, appointed to the Azatox. Lieutenant
Mercatzt, R. M. to the Qua= Czaszorre. Lieut. Saxon
EDWARD COOK, to the GLASGOW. Mr. R. Gates, Purser, to the
Rosa. An order has been received at this Dock-yard, to
reduce about thirty shipwrights, who are to fill the situation of
house carpenters, and the same number of carpenters are to be
employed as labourers.
Pownutoufst, Juaa 3.—Wind S. K—Sailed his Majesty's
ship TTNIL, on a eruize ; and the Atlas, Rata, for Trieste.
FALMOUTH, Juan I.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Union, Rah,
from Altea for London ; and the Success, and Robert and Mary,
from London.--Sailed the Duke of Kent packet, with a Mail

for Lisbon; Industry, MERRIAM, for Gibraltar; Wilna, Baal).
nem, for Antwerp ; Ben Jonson, SMIT11; Union Packet, liar;
and Nassau, Tamarac, for London.

PLYMOUTII, Joss I.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Commercial,
Toms; from Marseilles for London, out 53 days.
DLL, Jona 3.—Wind N.R.—Came down from the fiver
yesterday and sailed, the Abbertons, Gann, for Madras and
Bengal; Radius, Damao, for New York ; and Lord Cochrane,
Mao), for Naples.—Passed by for the River, the William Har-
ris, HAKIM% from Jamaica.—Came down from the River to-day
and sailed, the Pocklington, Batons, for Jamaica; Martha, for
ar Gibralt ; and Catharine, Kim:, for Madras, &c. The latter
remains.

Limaroot., Jews I.—Arrived the Albion, Firm, from Cal-
cutta.—The Brampton, Asia, and Timandm arrived at Cal-
cutta from London the 23d January•. The Egfrid, Woodman,
and Windsor Castle were to sail from Calcutta, in all January.
eILAVS3II3tD, Jura I.—Sailcd the Andromeda, SUMMIT, for
Madras.

PADSTOW, Jure I.—The Flying Fish, Jowni, in entering this
harbour in a gale, missed stays, and was driven on the rocks,
where she will go to pieces ; mast of the materials are saved.
Currox-Iloose, Jura 2.—Ships Entered Inwards :—The Fa-
vourite, from Port-au-Prince ' • Hoop, from Antwerp ; Francis,
from Altona ; and Ark, from Amsterdam. Cleared Outwards:
The Isabella, for Tenerife; Deptford, for Dublin; George,
for Gibraltar; Warksworth, for Malta • Margaret, for Antwerp;
Prince of Orange, for Rotterdam; Earl Bathurst, for Rotter-
dam ; Ann's Resolution, for Elsinore - Fox, for Ostend ; Por-
cupine, for Monte Video ; Express, for Gibraltar • Montmo-
rency;for Quebec ; Alexander the First, for Archangel ; and
Active, for Calais.
Aimee—At Macao, the Maria, Stott, from Liverpool and t
Bahia. At Leghorn, henry, Fox, from London; Neutralito,
front Bergen ; Utreehts Walfabren, Debtoer, from Am-
sterdam; Margaret Book, Johnson ; and Cogniac, —, from
London. At Quillebceuf, Bonne Henriette,—, from London.
At Rouen, Charles, Agasse, from London. At Ilavre, Eliza-
beth, Williams from St. Thomas's. At Bourdeaux, Jane, An-
dersen, from London. Off Montserrat, Thalia, Shand, from
London. At Naples, Iris, Clement; Liverpool Packet, Tre-
garthen; Swift, Meeker; Sylph, Milne; and Christopher,
Rowe, from London.
Disranuszon or Pasn.xowxv.—The Milford and Ilavannah,
for the capture of sundry trabacoles, settees, and parzuzas, on
the 13th inst. at No. 21, Cecil-street, Strand; and recalled
there Wednesdays and Fridays.