Star.
London, England, 1819-05-31 00:00:00

NAVAL INTEI.LIGENCE.

).. ruerr, arr'.v, a off the Starr, from Jamaica, in
a the It.:: instant, the Clarissa, of Ilavre,-off
1.1,,,,d5, with her lore-topmast gone, in a strong gale
• .h.• 20th, sroke the Jane, of London, from Belfast,
•. 17. 7.0. long. 11. 40. W.
,k..-t with—ills :Majesty's ship DA tsztEss, from
It,nol, or Lt7th March, in lat. 8. N. long \V.;
in Cork, on Inch imtant, lat. 4e. 40. long. 39.
•:1 !, from Bristol, to St. andrewss, New Bruns-
:, ;•;.:tant, in tat. 1!"... lostg. 13. 41,
•• \ • sailcd:llls day the Lord Duncan packet,
with a mail and passengers, for OFtend ; also
c.n packet, Capta:a Ilastturot:, for Calais, with
t rived this afternoon the Chichester
llu-triol; and a French packet, from Calais,

, .
r; ivcd last night the Princess Charlotte packet,
titan Obtend, w-th a mail and passenger.;
rgc packet, Captir, Kisn, from Calais, with
• .1 this: morning the Flora, Captain WAISON,

i.O ps.sergers.
Prussian brig Pomona, Fronts:,
..„ ion: Si(ettin to Bourdeaux, has arrived here
, • • ashoie on the Nlailin,Sand, and got oil with-
the assistance of fishing smacks.
...O.— Wind S.W.—Arrived the Castlereagh
si, from u few foreign
. • tie,t cf coasters and colliers.
, • S.\\'.—Came down from the River
.vied, the Abberton, i.t.aerrAr, for 13tm.gal;
,-;oNit, for Liverpool.—Sailed, early this morn-
. , • .transport), with a detachment of tht Royal
la
—W.nd West, blowing strong.-.-.lr-
. , • 7,, t..W130N, front Jamaica for London, cut
. .• 7•: sailed again for Landon.—Dodds,
olittr, 13,t0V/NE, from Deptford ; Union,
; George Daysh, JACISta and Gam-
r..n Loudon Passed through for Southamp.
Pa.. 7, front Dram.—Sailed, the General
V:I'..IIiEn3LAD, from Bengal; and Delaford, YOUPIG,
, for l.o.'don Dutch frig..te Eurydice, for Flushing.
.•.1, Ai.tv i. fresh bre.::zes and tine wea-
,etl the P: inc,: la nest packet, witl, a mail for Lisbon.
2..—Came in his Majesty's brigs 11..cuoN and
again on the 24th.
26.—Sailed his Majesty's brig 112.m.tauv, and

tilt ~7t:montr.
\la 23.—The sloop William and Isabella,
hence fnr Dunctze, wiai Hese, put back with a
ith and laid upo, the Low Light shore, and in
the c.trgo rook fire; the vessel was scuttled, which
7 decks to blow up; it ia supposed her huU will be
.--..‘later.als saved.

is a Copy of a Letter transmitted
Admiralty to the Chairman of the Com-
o': Ship-owners, in reply to an application
le Committee, that vessels should be sent out
;;plies to the merchant ships, which have been
detaiv.ed in the Chops of the Channel by
winds:— Admiralty Office, May C 9, 1819.
!—Havill laid before my Lelrdi Commissioners of the
y your Ltter of yesterday's date, relative to the distress
se exi ericaced by the homeward-bound trade, trom
_et at sea, ill the Chops of the Channel by ,he prevalence
(eriy winds, I am commanded by their Lordships to ac•
sou, that they have directed the Admirals commanding
luuth, Ply mouth, and Cork, to send out vessels to cruize
to westward of Scilly, for tke purpose of affording assist-
Ich of the above trade as they may fall in with until a
wind—l am, Sir, your very (obedient servant,
(Signed) " J. BARROW.
Tu J. W. Buckle, Esq.
. of the Skip-owners' Committee."
GRECIAN arrived at Portsmouth on Friday
cruise, and is the only vessel of war at Spit•

iral Sir GEORGE CAMPBELL, K.C.B. returned

,atli on Monday evening, and resumed the
Ind at Portsmouth.

'uesday the ship Harrison, DAWS, sailed from
th, with sixty passengers, for Quebec. Se.
other vessels are taking passengers, at that port,

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same destination.
DAUNTLESS, 26, Captain Hon. V. GARDNER,
)ecie, for Bengal, was spoke, on the 27th
in lat. 8. deg. N. long. 25. W. all well.
LARNE, 20, has been commissioned at Ports-
for the Mediterranean station, by Captain H.
; the THISTLE, by Lieutenant HENDERSON ;
SNAPPER, by Lieutenant FAGAN, for the coast
:a.—Captain BUCIIAN is appointed to succeed
. FORBES in the command of the GRASSIIOP.
lieutenant C. INGLIS, Mr. ANDERSON (1), Sur-
\lr. W. SCOTT, Master, and Mr. BENIFOLD,

, are appointed to the LARNE.—Lieutenant A.
:DI is appointed to command the HOUND, and
lan: T. D. STEWART to command the SWAN.
lartlF ADAMS, D. LEARY, S. SMIT:I, and Wm-
and Mr. W. Bamisrox, Master, are appoin-
the ALBION ; Lieutenant J. S. SnucicaußOtl,
GRASSHOPPER.—Lieutenant R. I. HEAD, late
.ieinenant to Sir CHARLES PENROSE, is pro-

to the rank of Commander; Mr. PASSLNGHAM,
man, to the rank of Lieutenant.
ter from Malta, dated April 9, communicates
particulars relative to the plague,
it was reared, would be introduced into some
neighbouring islands. A small vessel, lasr
.usa, the crew consisting only of the Maste.
re ocher persons, put into an nut-port on the
larch. Two of the crew, who were boys,
and died on the voyage, and three others after
rival, of a disorder evidently resembling the
• Every precaution was taken to prevent
urnuilication of the infection : the bedding and
of the sailors were burnt, and even the vessel
h they had arrived.

.'tint; iruin St. Domingo have arrived : thou
Aux Cayes are to the nd of March, and iron.
It-Prince a few days earlier. CURISTOYIIe had
ILI at the latter an immense quantity of specie
id (....en to the extent of between 30 and 44
,-;t dralars. The reports of war having been
bc.,.tea this Chief and BOYER were un-
!l.. They :nose, it seems, from the circum
ct a rebel mimed GOMAR having taken posses.
ctipi.g place belonging to the latter, betweei
at:ince and Aux-Cayes, but he was entirely
lle,cted with CIIEISTOVIE. GOMAR had induceL
hundred persons to join him, but a price hay.
!en set on his head by BOYER, a nuMber of therr
.urreadered themselves.