Star.
London, England, 1820-05-16 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

lijs Majesty's ship l'tco, Admiral T.As.artv., Capt.iin Baoww,
arrived at Madeira cn the 11th ult. and sailed on the 14th for
Teneriffe and A.' Helena.

His Majesty's ship 'return,. arrived at 3lacleira on the 23d
ult. from Plymouth, arid soiled on the 26th for Barbi:does.
The following is a List of Passengers by the Princess Chlr-
lotte of Wales, Captain Giusat.t, arrived off. Falmouth the 13th
instant—left Colombo 6th February, and St.. Helena id April:
From Bengal—Mrs. nniplar, Mrs. J. Money, Hon. Ceorge
Dowdeswell, Member of Council; Captain Brandon, 23,1 Re.
'giment of Native Infantry. Children s Miss L. Ravenscrofire.
Miss E Itayenscroft, 3liss F. Seely.
From Madras—Mrs. Webber, Mrs. Hepburn, Mrs. Riddle,
Mrs. Mills; Ham John Hodgson, Member of Council; Major-
General Webber; James Hepburn, Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel
Itockhead, 24th Native Infantry; J. V. Dln!eid, Esq. Civil
Service; A. Siaclair, Esq. Civil Service; Major Riddle, Madras
Light Cavalry; Captain Mills, 294 Light Dragoons; Lleutecant
Frizell, his Majesty's ZAith Regiment ; Sorwuel, Esq. and
Sarkis, Esq. Armenians. Children—Girls: H. Webber,
L. Webber, E. WehlaL.r, E. M. Hepburn, A. N. . Brooke, Anne
14rooke. Lys: James Hepburn, Joseph J. Cotton, C. Mills,
W. Mills, C. Pepper, H. Shuter, A. K Brooke, T. W. Brooke.
rwitoutm, 114 Av d B.S. E.—Arrived the Four
Friends, Rimers, from Lon&n. Sailed the Duke of Marlbo-
rough packet, for Lisbon; Marlborough packet, for the Brazils;
and Princess Elizabeth packet, for America • all with Mids....-.
Also sailed the Wharton,• Gear, for Halilz and Miramichi;
and the Union,llsan, for Waterford.

Ltvtaroot., Mae 14.—Arrived the Euphrates, STODDART,
from New York. Sailed the Hercules, Karats, for Bahia; the
Alchymist, Neveasea, for St-Vincent's; the Dove, Hamm, for
Oporto; and the ('zsar, WOOD, for Newfoundland.
DEAL, MAY 15.—Wind S.—Arrived and sailed for the River,
the Inglis, BORRADALE; VallSittart, COWAN (late Dmaylem);
Nlarquis Camden, ',mum; and Princess Charlotte of Wales,
Gamma:, from Bombay and China; also the•Svi an, Leon, from
Ilavantiah.—Came down from the River and sailed, the Essex,
Romano*, for Bourdeaux; Juno, PRITCHARD ; and Aibion,
—, for Jamaica: the latter remains.
Ilawevicii, Mae 15.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Earl of
Leicester packet from Cu:thaven, and Prince of Orange ditto
from Holland, each with a Mail.
Porrsamaini, MAY 11—Wind S.E.---Arrived the Ariadne,
Parr, from Palermo; and Prince Sate Cobourg, SMITH, front
Madeira. The latter spoke, on the 12th inst. in lat. 42. :SO.
long. 8. a brig, supposed to be a Falmouth packet, with loss et'
fore-topmast, jib-boom, &c. Sailed the Trio, Sturm for Hen;
land Charlotte, CLAISEN, for Archangel.
PLYMOUTH, :NIAY 14. Arrived elf this port the Ariadne,
SMITH, from Civita Vecchia for London ; Susan and Letitia,
Jones, from Leghorn • Marquis Camden, and Princess Char-
lotte of Wales, from Bombay and China.—Wind S.
GREENOCK, Mar 12. Arrived this day, the Alexander,
Mucem, from Savannah: sailed thence, an the Ist tilt. Left
loading for Liverpool, the Caroline, Beciree, to sail in ten days.
On the 24th ult. in lat. 42. 18. N. long. 44. Si. W. spoke the
ship Justine, —. from Liverpool for New York, out to days,
an well.—Sailed the Earl of Buckinghamshire, Jinn:sou, for
II Quebec, with 200 passengers, principally from the Upper Dis-
trict of Renfrewshire and that of Lanark ; the Conrties of Dum-
barton and Ayr have also contributed a number on this occasion.
Ex.ttnern, MAY 13.—1 t has been Woes ing a rale here from
the southward three days, which has caused a tremendous s:trf
on the bar : to day it exhibited a scene of tat rifle grandeur, par-
ticularly at law water. About noon two small boats were seen
approaching it from the westward : the Pilots knew them to be
the Amazon and Lady of the Lake yachts, which sailed eight
days ago for Plymouth, and said it was almost impossible for
them to enter the harbour. At a quarter before one they passed
the outer white buoy. Every eye was fixed on them, and every
heart beat with anxiety. At length a sea threw the former on
her broadside, plainly exhibiting part of her keel; and before she
had recovered the shock, a sea broke on bbard the latter, and
she disappeared, as it were in an instant. The little bark, haw-
ever, emerged from the wave, but was waterlogged, and from
stem to stern was barely.visible. The people were seen baling
with their hats, and, at length their exertions saved themselves
and the boats; and both entered the harbour, to the great asto-
nishment of the spectators. On board the Amazon were Cap-
tain Hombre, Lieutenant G. TINCCOMBI, and Mr. J. Cox • on
board the Lady of the Lake, Lieutenant W. PRIDHAVMr.
READ, and Lieutenant G. READ, his son : what the feelings of
leis young man were, on beholding himself about to perish, with
his aged parent, must be conceived—they cannot be expressed.
A aetvm--At Jamaica, the Eleanor, Hathornwait, from Lan-
caster. At Ilerbice, Elizabeth, Wickham, from Liverpool ;
and Elizabeth, Carr, front London. At arbadoes, Welling.
ton, from Falmouth ; Marsh, and Posthumous, from Llandon ;
Thetis, from Liverpool ; Alexander, from Cork ; Jane, from
Dublin; and Sarah, Robe, from Belfast.

It is rumoured, that the Learned Judges of the
ing's Bench are divided in opinion as to the propriety.:
of granting a new trial in the case of Sir F. BURDETT.
The delay which has taken place in passing their
judgment, confirms this report.
Sahscriptions to indemnify Mr. HUNT against his
expenses, continue to be received at Messrs. Dourv's,
in the Strand ; InkLann's, Holborn hill ; and BIRT.S)
Russell-street, Covent-garden. The sums received
yesterday evening were creditable to the liberal feci-
ings of the Public.
A large proportion of the principal hat manufac-
turers in the neighbourhood of Oldham, have volun-
tarily resolved upon giving an advance of wages to
their workmen, and to pay such wages in money
alone, and the workmen have circulated a public
acknowledgment of gratitude. The practice of pay-
ing wages in food, clothing, &c. which the poor are
oiten obliged to take at ;in exorbitant price, is highly
oppressive.
Saturday, three prisoners, connected with the late
Radical proceedings in the West of Scotland, were
brought from Falkirk, and lodged in the Castle of
Edinburgh.
Our private letters from Calcutta give us deplor-
able accounts of the great mortality which prevails
in that city. The deaths are said to be more nume-
rous than at any former season. The following is an
extract from one of them -:
" Death has been making great bavock among us lately, and
all our quidnuncs are positive that no such sickly season has
curved for many years; I cannot say that I think so; however,
the alarm is so predominant, that I believe I am left solitary in
my opir„ion. One thing has certainly been rather peculiar to the
ailments of late occurrence, as those wbo have &Hell sick have
been generally filled with he apprehension of fatal consequencea.
and I believe many deaths have resulted from this pnsillar's.
mots abandonment of hope, before disease had put on a script..
appearance. I have, indeed, been oftener than usual at the
burying-ground, Inllowing my deceased friends,. and circum-
stances bare given an uausual turn to my thoughts on such cc-
ca,ions. One day, Captain Mq.lneen, of the 75th Regiment,
and myself, went in the same buggy to witoesO the Interment
of a flight:alder, one of our friends : the nest time I went
down Park-street, was following the remains of poor 1111 Queen,
with Captain Roebuck marching by my side in perfect health;
and the other day Roebuck was also put under the sod. Some
folks have been seen making their purchases at atitedmi One day,
black
-bordered
PetndtywcarjhucrudYm4nbneas t4briedai his
dinsts .dutitribedLians
and the undertaker's bl
with their natn4nesintht;nanerhet.
the Dna one
found that he had be deposited in the narrow Anse: - Thew
circumstances are anikilitesenb•b+++said It think thava ntass
period. Of as rteirriagisail In Calcutta."