Star.
London, England, 1821-06-08 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

lAMINGTON, .Tema 7.—The Purser of the Honourable Com-
pany's ship Asia, landed here this afternoon, left China the 10th
February, and St. liell na 25th April ; spoke, iu let. 42. N. lung.
20. W. the Lady Borringdon, from Bombay for London.
Pmersstount, JeNE 7.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Pilgrim,
ICENSXDIr, from Fiume; Catharine, Knox, fr.,m London for
Madras and Bengal; and M..trtha, Marurws, from the Downs
fur Gibraltar. Passed by for London the Calming, PArrEnsos,
from China. . _ _

....
Fas,mourir, Juice .5. Wind W.—Arrived the 7,,:yhyr, Hew,
from Galipoli for Liverpool; Active, WESLA Er, from Alicant ;
and Cossack, Cows:AN, from Port-au-Prince in 70 days. Arrived
off this port the Wilberforce, Down, from Legliorii, and sailed
for London. The Wilton, from Galipoli, nd Itrissett, from the
West Indies, pas-ed up Channel for London, thi. morning.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE ti.—Wind & W.—Passed by the Danish
brig Ire Darner, JANseN, from Malaga for Copenhagen : she
was plundered, off the Rock of Lisbon, by two or three piratical
vessels, of a great many stores. Passed by for London the
Nymph, IlurcurNsoN, from Marseilles. Sailed the Commer-
cial, TA 1130 T, for London ; and Neptunus, PANMMPR, for Havre.
DEAL, JUNE 7.—Wind S.W.—Came down from the River,
the Lusitania, LANGOON, fur Van IJieman's Land ; Sarah,
Triacxxa, for Bombay; Palmira, LAME, for Madras, Br.c. Har-
mony, WouriAta., for Demerara ; Aime, Esi.vmr, for St. Do-
mingo; and, i'enrhyn Castle, WALKER, for Newfoundland.—
Arrived and sailed for the Rivers, the Canning, PATTERSON, from
China; Delarord, Yousa ; and Contest, CUMMING, from St.
Vincent's; Glory, Scorr, from Teneriffe for St. Petersburgh ;
Spauish Patriot, Boca, from Cadiz ; Burlington, WitsoN, from
Jamaica; Wilton, PATE, from Galipoli; N *Mph, HUTCHINSON,
from Marseilles; Brilliant, ('east, from St. Lucia; and the
Charles, Dow, ftoni Jamaica.
CUSTiat- I Jus 7.--Ships Entered Inwards :—The Des-
mond, from Memel ; Lively, from New Providence ; Fame,
from Lisbon ; Amelia, from Trieste ; 'loyal Eagle, from Lis-
bon; Nassau, from ditto; Twee Gebriseders, from Leon; Ata-
lanta, from I larlingen ; Fly, front Portsmouth ; Johanna, from
Umiak ; Harvey, from St. Petersburgh ; Albion, from Ilam-
burgh ; I lutton, fr m Jamaica ; and Industry, from Dantilc.—
Entere:d tnitwards : The William, for Malaga; Undaunted,
for Demerara ; Baron Malouet, for St. Vincent's; and Aurora,
for Trieste.—Cleared Outwards: The Juno; for Jamaica; Ti-
ber, for Ilamburgh ; and Dorothea, for 1-illau.

Yesterday morning the Duke and Duchess of CLA-
azscE, accompanied by the Duchess of KENT, and
the Princess AUGUSTA, left town about ten o'clock,
for Epsom Races ; alter the Races, their Royal High-
nesses went to Bushy Pal k to dinner.
His Grace the MASTER.GENERAL of the Ottros-AucE
has been pleased to appoint Dr. OLIN THUS GREGORY,
Assoc. Acad. Dijon, &c. (well known in the world by
his valuable scientific publications) Professor of Ma-
thematics in the Royal Militai y Academy, Wool-
wich, in the room of the late Professor BONNYCASTLE.

Her MAJESTY will go in state to-morrow, from
her house in South Audley-sweet, at three o'clock,
to dine with the LORD MAYOR ; and several distin-
guished persOns who are invited to meet her MA-
JESTY, will attend at the QUEEN'S house at the same'
hour, and accompany her to the Mansion House.
Sunday evening the Royal Horse Guards Band was
on Windsor Terrace, and played delightfully. The
company was numerous, and have been so during the
season. The Band playei till nearly nine o'clock.

The Literary Gazette, No. 229, of To-morrow,
June 9, will contain,
Reviews of the Fifth Volume of Humboldt's Travels—Extra-
ordinary Facts in the Natural History of. South America, aingu-
or Anecdotes, &c.—Tully on the Plague, with an interesting
Account of that Disease at Malta—Sir R. K. Porter's Georgia,
&c. the dreadful Phenomena of Caucasus, and Adventures of
Travellers—Standish's Life of Voltaire—Maturin's Universe,
with a Note on his wholesale Plagiarisms in Melmoth—Dibdin's
Bibliographical Tour, Third Volume—The Descent of Queen
Mary's Ring, twice given by Sovereigns on the scaffold—Re-
markable instance of Animal Sagacity in a Glede, now at Chel-
sea—Letter from Paris, with Particulars of the Conduct of
English Ladies at Public Lectures—Epitome of Grillparzer's
Medea, Third and last Division—The Decision of the Royal So-
ciety of Literature on the Prize Poem of Dartmoor—Dirce--
Poetry—Literature--Varieties, &c. &c.—Published by W. A.
Scripps, Literary Gazette Office, 362, Strand.
CHARITY Cu I LDR R N.—Yesterday the Charity Chil-
dren, male and female, amounting to nearly 9,000,
educated by voluntary subscription in the different
Parish Schools in the Metropolis and the environs,
proceeded, according to annual custom, to St. Paul's
Cathedral to hear Divine Service. The LORD M Axon,
accompanied by:several Aldermen, Sheriffs, &c. ar-
rived in state. The neat and clean appearance of the
children, produced a highly pleasing effect. An ex-
cellent Sermon was preached by the Bishop of GLOU-
CESTER. "Te Deutn, Jubilate Deo, the Coronation
Anthem, Handel's Graud Chorus, Hallelujah, for the
Lord God," Sec. were sung by the Gentlemen of the
Choir, who also chaunted the Psalms, the children
joining in the chorusses. After service they returned
to their respective schools.

CORONATION OF HIS MAJESTY.