Star.
London, England, 1821-08-29 00:00:00

N 4VAL INTELLIGENCE.

Farmotrrn, Acct. S.S.W.—Arrived the Juno,
Trammels, from Alicant for Grimsby; and the Lyme packet,
Cr A from Cork.—The Mail for London, by a recent regula-
tion, leaves this place now at half-past two. P.M. instead of half-
past hve, A.M. and the bags are closed at halt-past one every day.
l'issrours, Auo. 27.—Wind E.—Arrived the York Mer-
chant, GarrauaN, front Charente for Lotolon. An American
brig (tame unknown) has arrived off this port, hound up Channel.
Portramoum, Atm. 27.—Wind E.S.E,—Arrived the South.
worth, Sistrioa, from Liverpool; Integt ity transport, from Gi-
braltar; and his Majesty's ships 111/Santo and Trxe, from Cux-
haven. Sailed the Gud Mid IL.ab, Ctca, for Southampton; and
Rockingham, WAUGH, for Bombay.
Dr tr., AUGUST 28.—Wind F.—Came down from the River
arc; sailed, the Amiable Eliza, GMANDIS, for liavre ; Caledonia,
TATE, for Miramichi ; Mary, STEPHEN S, for Genoa; and Con-
gress, Iltur.ev, for Miramichi.
Ilaxwicti, AUGUST 28.—Arrived the Leicester packet, with
a Mail from Cuxhaven.

Sifszeuzsa. A rcnsr 28.—A small vessel, called the Dandy, is
lost on the Spaniard Sand; she was from Boulogne for London;
crew and passengers saved. Arrived the Mercator, Buswni,
with windlass upset, and loss of anchor and chain-cable ; Tele-
graph, Amos, with loss of anchor ; and several oths:r vessels,
names unknown.

VVuisss, Aua. 27.—Arrived off this port, the harmony, Sea-
sass, from Greenland, with eight fish, tiO tuns; and Volunteer,
CRAIG, six fish, 55 tuns.
HULL. Aua. 27.—Arrived from Greenland, the Walker,lian-
-119011, seven fish, 250 butts; Laurel, Damerrr, seven fish, 230
butts ; Manchester, Meretasson five fish, 70 butts ; Shannon,
KULAU, four fish, 120 butts ; Flaor, Lie, five fish, 170 butts ;
and Venerable, lizissarr, ten fish, 280 butts. .
Cussom-Roust, Atmusz 28.—Ships Entered Inwards:—The
Nelly, from Hamburgh ; Prince of Orange, from St. Petert-
burgh ; Sir William Curtis, from Ilamburgh; 'Marshal Blucher,
from Rotterdam ; Leeds, from Ilamhurgh ; 'Melrose, from Gre.
nada; Duke of Kent, from Rotterdam; Lively, from Harlin-
gen ; Henry, from 'Memel ; James, from ditto; Eagle, from
Quebec; Swift, ft om Harlingen; Vrow Susannah, from Rotter-
dam ; Catherine, from Belfast ' • and Active, from Dublin.—
Entered Outwards: The Three Sisters, for Rotterdam; Matilda,
for Lisbon; Earl Clancarty, for Rotterdam; Stately, for Ja-
maica; and Friends, fur Elsineur.—Cleared Outwards: The
Eleanor, for Dublin; Como, for Mogadore ; Esperanza, for
Whoa ; and Jasper, for Dantzic.
Azatvto—At Petersburgh, the Union, Dean ; and Halliday,
Stewart, from London; Ann, St. Croix, from Jersey ; Swallow,
Cook, from Newcastle ; Craig Elachie, from Teneriffe ;
Tiber, Itesame ; and London Packet, —, from Hamburgh.
At Copenhagen. Aurora, Arboe, frocs St. Croix; and Mariner,
Whitney, from Boston. At Stettin, Saxony. Berg, from Lou-
don ; and Johanna, Audi, from Trieste. At Liebac, Juno,
Junes, front Trepani. At Hamburgh, Lavinia, Brooks, from
Rio Janeiro. At Cuxhaven, Sir William Curtis, from London.
At Honduras, Ocean, Whittle, front Shields.. At St. 3laloes,
Jenny, from Monte Video. At Nantes, Amis, Rosier, from
Buenos Ayres. At Constantinople, Hebe, Rixon, from Odessa.
In Havre Roads, Guillaume, Havered, from Guadaloupe.
At Bladeira. Underwood, Remington, front London. At
Guernsty, Sarnia, 'Cardiff, from Petersburgh. At Gottenburg,
Nancy, Stacey, from London. At St. Thomas, Cetanoek, Stew-
art, from the Clyde. At Norway, Eliza, Ireland, from St.
Thomas's. At Lisbon, Duke of Manchester packet, from Fal-
mouth. At Gottenburgh, Forsoket, Bachman, from Oporto.
AMBRICATI Timara.—The following has been issued to the
Commissioners of Customs, dated Treasury Chambers, July 9:
" GPNTLENSIM---I am directed by the Lords Commissioners
of his est-'s Treasury to state to you, that it being impos-
sible for the Masters of such ves-el, as left this country previous
to the passing of the Act of the preiem Session 1 and 2 Geo. IV.
chap. 37, for the purpose of loading Timber in the British North
American Colonies, to be aware of the:regulations established by
that Act ; their Lordships, therefore, desire that you will dis-
pense with the Certificates required by the 11th section of the
said Act, and with the Oath of the Master as to the growth and
identity of any timber which may be imported from any British
Colony or Plantation in America, in all cases where the vessels
importing the same shall at rive in a port of Great Britain pre-
vious to the Ist day of September next. (Signed)
" S. R. LUSHINGTON."

Monday se'nnight, there were seized, two miles
beyond Falkirk, by the Glasgow officer, Cameron,
two men, having on their persons 72 £5 notes, forged
en the Bonk of Scotland, five guinea notes on the
British Linen Company, and some other notes on Irish
hanks, besides the die for imitating the stamp. The
delinquents are recently arrived from Ireland.
EITRAORDINARY LEA P.—Yesterday se'niflght John
riullchon, a private in the 77th Regiment, undertook
for a trifling wager to leap over one of the gullies
near Sunderland, which is 25 feet S inches across,
and 20 feet deep, and won.
SPECIMEN OP SCOTCH ORATORY.—At a Meeting
of the Town Council of Edinburgh on Wednesday,
the 22d instant, a motion was made by Mr. Treasurer
SNIITti, for putting an end to the practice orgiving a
number of dinners at the public expense. He hoped,
he said, the Trades would also give up what was called
the Conveners Dinner. Deacon Cox said—" My
Lord, we canna agree to that. What! tak away our
dinner ? the only one we ever had—quite derogatory
to the Convener and the Trades." Deacon PONTON
here cried out to the Convener across the table—
" What ! Convener, are you going to sit there and see
them take away our dinner r This eloquence seems to
have produced its effect ; for, says The Scotsman,
the Trades were left in possession of the right to eat
and drittk atitr the manner of their predecthors.