Star.
London, England, 1821-09-04 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

The Ceres, Milt., from nig& to London, has tit hack to
discharge, having sprung a leak—part of her cargo (Lamps!.
Monday se' *ght, the Castle Forbes, ORn, %:,11,d from Lith,
with goods, and 69 paismgers, for the Capeui Gout! Hope, Vad
Dieman's Land, and New South
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F.tt.MOVTJi, geercm ant Wind S. S. W.— Ai Ow I.
cher packet, with Mails from the Wuxils : sailed (coin hi,.
28th of 'June, Bahia the of Jul;:, and Pernambuco the
2ttth. Arrived off the port, the Two lkothers, Tar Los, from
Bahia in 70 days, for Ilaitiburgh ; and i‘lerikra,
BROWN, from Calcutta and the Cape for Coadon.
Serraaaea s.—Wind S.W.—Arrived his Ma
jesty's ship GLASCOW front Cos haven. Passed by the 31iry,
NPlatenr.aw, from ;be liczils for Ilarnburgh ; and ittuottty,
DALE, from Demarua for London. Put hack the Oman are
Crown transports, for I'lymouth. Came into harbour to be
paid off, his Majesty's ship A NDRONIACII /t.
DEAL, SEPTRMIRR 3.—Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for
the River, the Standard, LorsraiNcatax, from Jamaica; Anne,
Stamm:sox, from Naples; Ponges, FOREMA IV, from Africa;
./Eschylus, Dounrass, from Oporto; Vivid, Yovtn, from S.
Übe's for the Baltic; Bonetta, rrIiENSON. from Gallipoli for
Hamburgh; and Autumn, l'ant., from Pe:en:burgh for Clur
stow. Came down front the River and remain, the ilambletc;-
nian, GHAT-ATMS, for Sierra Leone; Neptune, Evaxs far
Trieste; St. Lawrence, Doee.LAs; and Young Norval, Am*
sox, for Quebec.
YARMOUTH, SEPTEMBER s.—Arrived the Symmetry, Wai.m,
'from Rochester, with loss of bowsprit.
HA await, SE''TEMBER 'J.—Arrived the Lord Nelson packet,
with a Mail front Cuxhaven.

G*a vesysn. Surrxmara 3.—Arrived the Hannah, 114%1110RA
from Bombay; and Richmond, KAY, from Bengal. &died nit
Ganges, Cinecas, for Bengal.
CUSTOM Housa, Strr. I.—Ships Entered Inwards :-11*
Nicholas, from St. Petersburgh ; and the Leander, from Darn.
burgh. Cleared Outwards t.—The Hoffnung, for Bremen ; L'1l•
tomart, far Van Dieman's Land; Samuel, fur .Nlogadore ;
Won, for Belise ; Earl Clancarty, for Rotterdam; Three &sten,
for ditto; Essex, for Bourdeaux ; Flying Fiih, for Ostend; Ac.
tive, for Calais; and Rachael for Haniburgh.

His Majesty's ship CREOLE, Commodore Sir Tiro-
rilAs HARDY, arrived at Valparaiso on the 16th ‘f
May, in thirteen days from Lima:
The Duke of SUSSEX was on Thursday last admit-
ted an honorary Burgess of Southampton.
Saturday, their Royal Highnesses the Duke and
,Duchess of CLARENCE, and the reigning Duke of
SANE MEININGEN, with their respective suites, re-
turned to Bushy Pal k.
Friday afternoon, the Duke of GLOUCESTER ICit
town for Bagshou
Lord and Lady STEWART have safely arrived at
their seat of Wynyard, with their infant heir, accon-.4
parried by Sir HENRY HARDINGE.
The Marquis of SALIsRURy, Lord CROTToN, Sir
GEORGE PRESCoTT, Sir Tilt OS. and Lady CoN:::T A BLS,
and Misses CONSTABLE, and Sir itopritT
Bart. are in the list of distinguished arrivals at
Leamington Spa.
Yesterday an Austrian Messenger arrived at Chan,
dos House, with dispatches from the Court of Vienna
for Prince ESTERIIAZY.

Yeaberday afternoon Baron WA LTER left town with
dispatches for the Court of Vienna.
Yesterday Baron STERN' ER, the Austrian Envoy to
the King of PORTUGAL, arrived in town from Lisbon.
Pitt Nee EsTenitAze.—Thursday his Excellency
and suite visited a number of the Public Institutiits
-of FAlinburgh, with all of which he expressed the
highest gratification. The freedom of the City havil
been voted on the preceding day, it was presented by
the LORD PROVOST, in a neat speech, to which his
Excellency nude an appropriate reply, which hecou•
eluded by observing, that he should represent to the
Emperor, on his return, she flattering reception he had
met with in Scotland. In the evening the Nilo
dined in private with his illustrious fiends, and on
Friday morning, at an early hour, took his departure
for London, where he has since ai rived.
A magnificent dinner was given, in St. Patrick's
Hall, in the Castle, Dublin, after the ceremony of tie
Installation.
The sum total subscribed up to the `3oth ult. is
IDublin, towards the Palace or Obelisk, to be
erected in commemoration of his NUJ LSi Y'S landing
in Ireland, is £7,869 Irish money, which is about
equal to £7,200 English money.
01. The Observer of last Sunday, September tin:
2d, containing a Print of his Nl.s.rEsry I;todiu4 at
IHowth, price Sevenpence— the Observer uf bay
day, August 19, containing the Acevunt of the
, QUEEN'S Funeral, price Sevenpence—and the 6*
server of Sunday, July 22, with the- Four Prints ti
the Coronation Ceremonies, consisting of two sheds
price Fourteenpence, of which Silty-th.ee TON'
sand Sets have already been slid—these three
se; vers will be kept on sale until the end of ;.;eptembo'

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