Star.
London, England, 1810-08-20 00:00:00

NAVAL IN7'ELLIGENCIL

the following extract of a Letter was posted at
Lloyd's, on Saturday :
" DUNKIRK, APRIL 10, 1810.
" The American vessels .Lich bad been detained here are or-
dered to be rcleased."

FALMOUTH, AUGUST ti.
Sailed, the WOLVEIENE and ZRNOBIA sloops of war,
with 17 sail of transports with troops, and other ves-
sels for Portugal, Spain, and the Mediterranean ;
Queen Charlotte packet, for Cadiz.—Wind N.

TRURO, AUGUST IT.
The Manchester packet arrived it Falmouth yes.
terday with mails from the Leeward Islands, left
every thing quitt in that quarter; and brings no news
of public interest. The packet left at Basseterre
(Guadaloupe) on the 4th July, his Majesty's ships
NEPTUNE and STATIRA—with the SCORPION and Vta
MEIRA just arrived. The Nocton packet arrived at
Barbadoes on the 26th June.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 18.

Arrived the PLOVER sloop of war, from a cruize
off Scilln the NIMROD, hired cutter, from Corunna ;
and the-DECOY cutter, from the westward, unknown,
where, as she has just made her number. Sailed, the
HAWK sloop of war, for Cork; the PHEASANT sloop
of war, to relieve the PLOVER, on a cruize off Scilly ;
the ORESTES ditto, for Livepool ; the ST. CARLOS
AUGUSTA Portuguese frigate, for the Thames ; and
the WEAZLE schooner, for Falmouth,—Came up har-
bour to be docked, the ALFRED, of 74 guns.
The SAPPHIRE sloop of war, is ordered for the
Cape of Good Hope, with dispatches, and will sail
to-morrow if the wind permits.

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 19.
Arrived his Majesty's ships Aunacious, tATONA#
SOPHIA, and TYRIAN, from the Downs. Sailed the
KITe sloop of war with a convoy from the Downs.
There are several vessels coming in from the East&
ward.—Wind Westerly.
DEAL, AUGUST is.
Put back by adverse winds the Hymnal armed ship
with part of the outward.bound, that sailed from here
on the 17th instant : among them are the Airlya
Castle, Neptune, Fleetwood, Matilda, Darlington,
William Manning, and several others, names not
known. The remainder of the fleet were left riding
under Dungeness this morning, all Well. Sailed the
MONARCH man of war on a cruize.—Wind W. with
rain.
SHEERNESS, AUGUST is.

Sailed to day, the ATTACE gun-brig, with the trade
for Heligoland ; the next convoy will sail about the
4th September. The Baltic convoy will sail on Tues..
day next, (to morrow):
Sailed the Maria, Christie, to Shields, and this
morning arrived a large ship from America, with
'timber, for the Dock-yard. The Ecvle brig of war
is about to be paid off, and the Sumusuaa man of
war arrived yesterday from the West Indies. Wind
S. W.
YARMOUTH; AUGUST 10.

Sailed tile RALEIGH brig with dispatches and Me
ters for the fleet cruizing in the Baltic ; Locum. and
CtiArricLaza, and HAVOC on a cruise. Arrived the
BRIBEIS from Gottenburgh, and the BOLD from a
CTU ize of the Vlige Island. The Roebuck with the
arrivals remain in the Roads.—Wind W. N. W.
GREENOCK, AUGUST 17.
The Mary, MUIRHEAD, arrived at Port Clasps,.
from New Brunswick, spoke on the 21st July, the
Fishmancastle, of London, out 36 days, for Quebec,
in lat. 46. 4. long. 46. 50. W.—On the gd instant,
spoke the Favourite, GRAY, from hence for Quebec,
out nine days, lat. 55. 50. long. 21. 22. and on die
3d instant, the Freedom, of Poole, from Livesped
for Newfoundland, out nine days, Ist. 55. 37. Lose.
19. 40.
STRALSUND, JULY
On tht lath instant, at night, an English hunch, with IS sew,
armed with cutlasses and pistols, stole into this harbour took tbis
French privateer Wagtails and three Danish Vessels, and: carried
them of. The English have since fitted out the above celebrant'
privateer, which, under French colours, is now giving chat* On
all ships in the Baltic.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

ORMIZUND, AVOUIIT 19.—AlTiWed the Minna, Shepard, frets
Monnell; Hope, CoWni, from Vera Crux; Admiral Gambler,
Grant, from Jamaica; AnsweU, Prodder, from Gonda/owe;
Hannah, Anderson ; John, Labeling ; and the Ceres, Bacon, boat►
Quebec. —SaUed the Speculator, Holman, for Datums ; Med•
way, Patterson, fbr Jamaica; and the Galen, Bowden, for New.
York.
The William, James, bound to London, upset at Guadalowo
in a violent squall, the 12th ult. with 70 hopheads of sugar a•
board, but was expected to be raised ; seven men drowned.
The Aurora, from Liverpool, was lost going into Gesdabepo
the 12th ult.
An heaseward.bound West-lndiantan, called the luso, of 400
tons burthsn, laden with cotton, sugar, and rum, was wrecked In
the violent gale of Sunday night last, about a league west of the
I.lzard ; and melancholy to relate, every soul on board perished,
The cargo is also totally lost.
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.

Rear-Admiral Sir Rawls Lstorey, Bart. to be Commander Is
Chid at the Leeward Weds, vice Sir Alexander Cochrane;
Rear-Admiral Lord Omdser, to command at North Yarmouth.
vice Mistral Billy Doeslns ; Reer-Adiabvl Fremantle, to a ma.
mand in the Mediterranean; Sir John Gore, to the Toonnot ;
Capt. S. H. Linsee, to the Dreadnought; Capt. Hardman, eit
the Bellerophon; Capt. Dann, to the Amide; Capt. S. Warren,
to the President; Liao. J. Neves, Goshawk ; Lieut. J. ShepMrde
Hibernia; Moab C. Oakes, aid Lint. G. E. Marshall, Son Jaen g
Lieut. J. Doi% Nikko ; Lieut. T. B. Yang, Theo; bla
Matbesol to be hills of the Span&

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