Star.
London, England, 1820-09-08 00:00:00

NAVAL EITELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH' Sm.:muses ,-s.lllriod Arrived the Anna,
Owstr, from Love Sound; Resolutiott, Disowns, from Cotk ;
and Fidelity, Winuasti, from Bristol. •
Peas-swum, Scrazatens 7.—sWiud S.E.—Arrived his Ma.
jetty's ship Genres, from a cruise. Sailed the Nile, Pass, for
London; and Grace, VirttaN, fur Plymouth.
DEAL, Seerrantmt 7.—Wind •E.S.ll—Carie down,frotn the
River and sailed, the Commodore Hayes, A sous, for. Bengal.
Arrived and sailed for the River, the IVellingtn, Cuccm, front
Jamaica ; and front Antigua. Arrived and remain, the
Royal Sovereign y'.cl:t, front i'.ort-mouth ; Wve sloop of %etc
from a cruize ; and Sarah -Christiana, FISHER, from Grenada.
Came down from the River, the nose, Trtoste,on, for Faro.—
Passed by Dungeness yesterday, the General V Basta,
from Gbttenbtirgh for New. York.
Hams-mit, SErrE•ivtat 7.—Atrived the Prince of Orange
packet, with a Mail front Holland.
Ltvutroon, Sznsuses 6. Arrived the Montrose, Vann,
front Antigua; Plrbe, Foitsvits, front Jamaica; and Delpbiu,
Gan,tmcia, front Archangel.
Hem., ScrvEstarts o.—Arrived the Mary Frances, WIT KTY-
sow, from Greenland, with 11 fish and 300 butts; and Aurora,
THOBIAE, from ditto, with 9 fish and 170 butts.
GICAVZSZND, Strvtuiza el.—Arrived the Vrow Pleztot, from
Embilen ; New Union, Rose, front Calais; Charles, Milne,
from Tobago; Venus, Kilgour, from the Cape of Good Hope;
Lebe, Eggers, from Tonningen ; Good Hope, Flack, front
Amsterdam; Piney Hall, lived, from Grenada; Betsy, Ri:ad,
from St. Thomas's ; Leo, Clarke, from New Providence ; Mat?,
Pew, from Jamaica • Copernicus, Goaker, from 31em.:1; Jo..
hanna England, Hollander; Johanna, Wallerkear ; Three Bro.
thers, Visher ; and Three Brothers, Grovenwould, from Emb.
den; David, Christie; Europe, St mon ; and Cadmus. Ricb.
ardson from Quebec ; Christopher, Small, front ;
Swift, from Herlingen ; Four Brothers, Bunke: lore
Tonningen; Suffolk, Palmer, from Stettin; Herald, Stranack,
from St. Vincent's; Lovely Anne, Chaplin, front the, Oavan-
nah; Salmon River, Evans, front St. John's; Robert .:red Sar:eh,
Gibbons, from Ilamburgh; Union, Loving, front T. a tee;
and Beveridge, Ingham, from Oporto.
Comm-1101;1z, Sm. 7.—Ships Entered Inwards :—Copermi.
cus, from Memel; Diana; from Ilantburgh; Emilie, frtr-;
tend; Frau Maria, hoot Tonderen ; lii ing Sun, from biatii;
Hellegnia, from Amsterdam; Vile Gi.liroeders, and Di ie (a-
broeders, from Leer; Liefdo, front Groningen ; Vrow A..:1,
from Norden ; Vrow Aaltje, froth Groningen; Vrow Janna,
from lir' nbiles ; Douro (-stle, frem Haml;Crgh ; i lerop, it :an
Rostock ; Europe, from Quebec; Centurion, froth: Petersburgh;
Prince of Orange, from Rotterdam ,• Lovely Ante, (rein ifs.
vannah ; John, from .livigua; Betsey,- from-St. Thomas's;
Venus, from the Cape of Good. Hope; Mary, limn Jamaica;
Onveraagt, front Dort; Drie Gebyneders, and Engelina, front •
Embden ; Thistle, from Riga ; -Salitiott River, Irons St. John's;
Earl Clancarty, from Rotterdam • -and Youngbusband;firom St.
Luea.—-Entered Oufwards:2Eurl Bathurst, fur Rotterdam;
William, for Trinadad ; and Eliza Annifpr Itaterdao3.
At t late hour last night a. Flanders Maitin rived,
bringing the following ankles if intelligence: -•
•BR L‘St I SItPT E BER I'.
As soon,as.the-.lllarquis. de Jumilhac, command-
ing tlie..l6thlnletary 'Division, was infoi rrld of the
plot formed by some Officals of the Legion of the
Seine in garrisorrat Cambray,•tivinduce it ko mutiny,
lie immediately repaired to that town, togiiie all toe
orders which . circumstances required. • srhe object
having failed,.s,omc of the persinis implicated es.c.rpc:l,
some ,rave been .arrested, and,the strictest scrutiny is
now making:iato the composition of this Corps, and
especially jnto .the spirit which animates the Of-
ficers' who belong to it. There are, besides, strong
reasons to believe that,intrigues have been carrying
on in many other Legions; to induce them to revolt;
and it seems that the-execution of the plot at Paris
was to be the_signal.
Exertions are everywhere making to discover the
traces of the horrid plots, the object of which was to
rephinge France into all the evili from which it has
but just escaped. On the other hand, the legion of
the Meurthe is at this moment ae Landrecies and
Averneg ; twenty-two of its officers lad been arrested
before its departure from. Paris ; others 'have taken
Right, and either on the road or on their arrival in
their new garrisons, fresh arrests have taken place.
The passage of couriers from. Paris to foreign court-
, tries is very frequent through Valenciennes. It is
affirmed that the French Government has sent to the
neighbouring States the list and descripion of the
officers Who have fled; and reque-ls they may be de-
livered up if found in their territory.

VALENCIENNES, SEPTEMBER 1.
The following are .some details, the accuracy of
which may be warranted, of the plot discovered at
Cambray, the object of which was to mak: the Legion
of the Seine revolt. The Officers who had tormed
the plan, in concert with emissaries as rived from Paris
at Cambray, had fixed the night of the 20th of Au-
gust for its execution. At ten o clf,ck the con,pirators
were to repair to the Barracks to vut the Legion un-
der arms, and to announce to it that the King was
dead—that the Royal Gtt:rd, and the whole Garrison
of Paris, had proclaimed the son of Napoleon Empe-
ror—and that they should immediately go and join
their brave comratles to co-operate is this great change.
In case any of the Officers should have attempted to
oppose the revolt, they were' o he killed on the spot.
Immediately after the Legion was to assemble in the
great smune cf Cambray, where it would have re.
mained till the detachments sent out with Officers at
their head should have seized on alt the public cfaers.
Having effected this, the legloa would have taxii
the road to Peronue, and' have proceeded by forced
marches to Paris. Information havipg been given to
the superior Officers, at eight .in the evening vigor.
• ous measures • were taken to baffie• the plan of the
.conspirators;. unfortunately, most of them got inti.
minion of the theasureAkkeozgainit them, and sic.
seeded in escaping; sortie were arrested. in the a rail.
ments of one of the conspirators papers-of-great isrt.
portatic.e werediscovered, which' are said to explaill
the whole bfibis plot: :They have been sent to 1.'4'4
tv the Crainelittee of theChscaiber of Peers.
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