Star.
London, England, 1821-09-21 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

lieu., Sen. 19.—Arrived the Filson, JOHNSON. from Davis'
Straits, with 13 fish, 400 butts : she brings no account of the
fishery, not haring been in company with any ship except the
Grenville Bay, arrived at Newcastle—saw a quantity of wreck
and some stores of a fishing ship.—The Fame, Scolizasv, from
Greenland, is nearly up. Tim Elkr;ill, COPZENS ; and Samuel
Whitbread, Boris, are at anchor in Whitebooth Roads.
FALMOCTII, SEPT. 19.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived the Prince
Ernest packet, with ,Bails from the Islands, sailed 16th August.
The schooner Enterprize, in working into this harbour last even-
ing, ran down a fishing-boat, and before assistance could be ren-
dered, the crew were drowned. It is not yet ascertained hew
many people were on board the boat, or who they were.
PLYMOUTH, Sen. 19.—Wind X.W.—Arrived the Marshall,
31•Caavvy, from Honduras. The Mercator, Ware, Ocean,
' Friends, Gilbert Henderson Glatton, and Lady Mackworth,
sailed from Honduras a few days before the MarshalL7Sailedl

the Mary, ARICCOL, for New South Wales; the Stanton, Haws,
for New Orleans; and his Majesty's ship IhrlatoN, for the
Cape of Good Hope.
Poser:omens, Sarr. 20.-Wind W. N.W.—Arrived the Charles
Forbes, CHOILII, from the Downs for New Brunswick; and the
George Home, nixes, from the Downs for Bombay.
Derr., Sv.rr. W.S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River with the rest of the homeward-hound, the Montreal,
STRING, from Jamaica; Anglia, Dan, from St. John's, New
Brunswick, for Hull; Suffolk, ALLISON, from Quebec; Atalanta,
Vs iLsow ; and Faith, DAVISS, from Jamaica Wellington,
PLASLRY, from St. Vincent's; Orestes, NICHOLSON, from Gre-
nada; and Ann, 13s.wv, from the Baltic. Several of the out.
ward-bound have sailed; the William Pitt, for St. John's, and
several others, remain.
DARTMOUTH, Surf. 19.—The Charles, Doan, from Cardiff for
London, arrived here, picked up the crew of the sloop May-
flower, of Plymouth, lost on the Rundelstone yesterday morn-
ing, and landed them at Plymouth last night. The Mayflower
was from Newport for Plymouth, with coals.
LivgarooL, Sam 19.—Put back, the Argo, for Miramichi,
with loss of fore-topmast. The Susan and Mary, from Water-
ford, is on shore near Mockbeggar.
Coax, &Tr. 15.—Passed by, the Mary, West, from New
York for Liverpool, out 27 days. She experienced a hurricane
on the 2d instant, in which she lost nearly all het sails. •
Comm-nous; Sate. 20.—Ships Entered Inwards: Norfolk
Hero, from Mirarnichi; Speculatlon,from Bergen; Holmestrand,
from Christiana; Lyra, from the South Seas; Aurora, from
Grenada • Joseph and Ann, from Jamaica; Manly, from Anti-
gua; Thames, from ditto; Woodford, from Jamaica; Alert,
from Hamburgb; Dove, from Christiana. Entered Outwards :
John and Mary, for Venice ; Fox, for Ostend.; John Boller,
for Genoa ; Alfred, for Trieste ; John Ruckard, for Tobago;
Merlin, for Jamaica; Percival, for Grenada; and Harvey, for
Trinidad. Cleared Outwards : Wilson, for Antwerp ; New
Union, for Havre ; Britannia, for Hamburg!' ; Rover, for Riga;
Untermehmug, for Bremen ; Active, fur Calais ; Vine, for
Trinidad; Swan, for St. Petersburgh.

William Hall, a pilot of Dale, having incautiously
overcharged a swivel at the rejoicings for his MA-
JESTY'S arrival at Milford, it burst, and a piece of the
barrel struck him under the arm, and killed him on
the spat. A petition having been prepared by some
Gentlemen in behalf of Hall's widow, and the cir-
cumstance under which the poor man (who had
served many years in the Navy) met his death, having
reached his MAJESTY, he was graciously pleased to
order £2O to be paid to the poor widow, to which
the Officer added a guinea, and the hope to have her
husband's pension continued to her.
Wednesday se'nnight, about two o'clock in the af-
ternoon, as Mr. Ralph Trotter, aged seventeen, and
his sister Elizabeth, aged fifteen years (son and daugh-
ter of Mr. William Trotter, of Sledgwick-hall, near
Barnard Castle), were fording the Tees, on horse-
back, at Wycliffe, they were overtaken by one of
those sudden descents, or rapids, which frequently
occur to that river, and before they could reach the
shore were swept away and drowned. Their bodies
were found shortly after, but too late to restore the
vital spark.
Tuesday morning last, a serious accident happened
at the Turkey-red dye-works of Mr. R. ANDREW,
Green Mount, Manchester. Two small coppers, in
which the steam used in the process of dying is con•
fined, accidentally gave way, in consequence of the
breaking of an iron rod which secured the covers.—
The explosion was so great, that it carried away the
roof of the building; and, unfortunately, four of the
workmen, including the foreman, who were in the
building at the time, were so much scalded and
bruised, that they were carried to the Infirmary ; and
the foreman is since dead. The others are in a fair
way of recovery.
Tuesday, a man underwent the sentence of the
law, in Gloucester, by being flogged at the cart's tail
through the principal streets of that city, for the crime
of child-stealing, to an extent, probably, that never
before was practiced in this country, having stolen
no less than five children, three of them of one family,
the oldest only four years old. An incalculable con-
course
of people was collected to see the punishment
inflicted. The pin-manufactory, and other places of
business, were deserted during the time. The women
were particularly outrageous in their execrations
against him : they called out to the executioner that'
he did not flog him sufficiently severe.