Star.
London, England, 1819-07-12 00:00:00

THE ARMY.
.% detachment of the 51st Regiment of Foot ar-
:d en Friday at Harwich from Portsmouth, in a
,sport, to relieve the 51st Regiment lying in the frou M
tr,cks, who embarked that day for Portsmouth.
Officers and Privates of the Royal Welsh Fu- La
nos
ors have erected a handsome Monument in Wor-
to the memory of their gallant iscial;
e,ter Cathedral,
der, Colonel Sir H. W. &us, who fell on ch
Inman , grat
• plains of Waterloo. taint
NAVAL LVTET.LIGENCE. • hut
that
rtts,orrts, Jrcv 9.—Wind W.—Arrived tbe Oporto Packet, i,;s
from Pernambuco—sailed 51st May ; and the tll
is
from Portsmouth for Halifax, with loss of start
;topmast. Sailed the Germania, Stumm, for Hamburgh ; the
:e of Kent Packet, with a mail for Lisbon; and Swiftaure sib',
• with a mail for Gibraltar, Malta, and Corfu. Arrived men
here the .Itin, Gomorra, from Jamaica; and Diomede, Was
trust
from Norc Orleat.s.
nisslocrx, Jecv 10.—Sailed the Larwrie cutter, on
TEM a cruize. ing
Posvatotrit,
Juts 1i.—Wind W.&W.—Arrived yesterday
y's ships Pon.tacrs, from St. Helena, and f -.ZANDER, A
7010:f2/ ; Nibhololl, Gerona, from London for Ditrniuda; men
I the following from the I)nwrisr—Demerara Packet, Ve- men
• Rope, Wilsons; Cossack, Macseam ; and Scantling-
the
V, 'AS. I....ssed by for London the Caroline, CLARIL
Fd. N:t. S. Sailed the Eaperanceamenza' for Dantzic.— it ha
• to..."Ay his Majesty's ship Faimorni, from Plymouth. H
r:raketh transport to the Eastward. Mad
r• 11—Art iced the Thetis Packet, from Get- not '
• Sailed the Charlotte Packet, for Gottenburgh; the
, at r Pack, t, for Holland; and Lady Nepean Packet, that
—l—all with mails. Also sailed the Zephyr tran- that
:ur Cork. that
• ‘l.?.:Ly !!.—Wind S.—Came down from the River yes- disti
for Gibraltar; Dee, for Smyrna; Snipe, for has,
lithe, for Quebec ; and Princess Charlotte, for Cal-
kr'sed ;:nd sailed for the River the Volusia, RA ?PILL
1, ant: the Thames, PRCE, from Ncw York. Passed and
cunt
Vcs,r mom, from Curnm, for Hamburgh, in 50 cern
‘,.• Vice., from New York, for Amsterdam, in b,;
• vrie; d '7.* Matchless, Groans, from Jamaica, in six
Coat: th• Nil ;rout the River today, and sailed with the vi
• • .11. (now iril-botind, the Ides, John, and Faith, for whic
,acbc; ;sal uric Petey, ey, from Shields, for Gibraltar. Arrived as nt
sraled for the laver the Elizabeth, Kos, from the South blow
; Catoane, Pula:loos, from Jamaica; Findlay, Hamm, from
„ the 1
• set; srd, ANTHONY, from Serb ice ; Coltingwoou, The
s, from Naples; Frolic, Fosses, from St. Domingo; areal
Sul. Senn, from Bourdeaux ; and Fairies, Huns, front Pa- !real
Ho mon
that
I,ntsioat, Jeer 9.—Arrived tke Atlantic, BILL, from Ja- the
':a ailed from Falmouth the lath May : on the 29th saw muc
• t t. of Bristol, outside the Gulf. On the 22d May, off the
.`,:.:,nia, spoke the brig Petersburgh Packet, with General very
-t:::‘ en board—took from ben Major BE/AWE passen- moo
r.---.lre.ved the Emily, %moms, from Savannah she parted the 4
ru tath her cables and went on shore near Jackson's Dam, and
t gat off again.—Also arrived the William Shand, Bersrmat., ALL
am Pernambuco: on the 26th Jane, in lat. 38. 3. long. 39. derg
ed the wreck of a large vessel with three of her quarter- chat,
1 siauncheons out of the water, the white paint on them ap- Jun,
-rently fresh. The Lady Mary Pelham packet from Rio de wht,
:tiro, is arrived at. Pernambuco ; she landed her mails at Per- ja ski
mbuco, and was blown off the port. The Plantagenet, An- (low
• dos,irom Jamaica for London, has arrived at New York on mag
.e 17th June, in twenty-eight days, in distress. The Frolic, side
ernes, from Port-au-Prince for London, was spoken with let havi
u!y, in lat. 45. 28. long. 27. 24. she had been boarded by a pri- gale
uecr off Haneaga. and plundered of 300 bags of coffee, joUy ship
at, and several other articles. Dal
Dom, JULY !O.—Sailed this day the Lord Duncan packet, thre
rah FASCOZ, for Ostend, with a mail and passengers ; also, iron
King George packet, Captain Kierc ; King George, Captain and
awn; Leopold, Capt. ROGERS ; and Defence, Capt. Amos% the
, Calais, with passengers. Arrived this evening the Lord on '
..can packet, Carain HAMILTON; and I' Iris French packet, phir
• Valli:, piasengcrs.—Jlo.l. 11.--Arrived this morn- wci
g the Princess Charlotte packet, Eton; Ostrr.d, with a mall and The
gers. Sailed this morning the Lark, Captain Movce, for the
sit with passengers. the
mot
The East India Company's outward-bound ships td
inbay and Herefordshire arrived at St. Helena the I
lost
and the William Pitt the 6th of May. ace
The ROYAL SOVEREIGN yacht, Captain Sir ED- Cot
ARD OWEN, is ordered to Portsmouth from Dept-
:d, to be under the orders of the Hon. Captain `liar,
Pw.er, during the excursions of his Royal Highness hot
)'i.• PRINCE REGENT. The ROYAL GEORGE yacht, at and
^at port, is in a very forward state for cruizing. suit
At Spithead—LEANDEß, LIFFEY, MAGICIENNE, taal
)171ISIIDON, FALMOUTH, PODARGLIS and CAMELEON. -
Captain THOMAS BENNETT is appointed to Com-
mand the CYGNET, fitting for the Cork statiori.
In the tremendous gale of the 28th and 29th of 11
March, his Majesty's ships LIVERPOOL and MAOI- cat
CIENNE were driven on shore; and the stores and tes
guns were obliged to be taken out, to get the ships set
off. The brig Juno, Nomutow, was lost; twenty-two Tl
sail sustained more or less damage; among themwas ca
the Thetis, Baowx, with the loss of her bowsprit
sot
which ship was on the point of sailing for England, th
hating just had new masts and rigging, the former su
being lost in the gale of the 25th January last ; her so
cargo had been taken out, and she was afloat again. at;
Saturday afternoon arrived at Portsmouth, the lit
!EAN. DER, 60 guns, Rear Admiral Sir DAVID MILNE, ba
Captain EDWARD CHETWASI, C.B. from the ssu
British
North American station, having been re- ch
liered in that command by Rear-Admiral GRIFFITH, cl
in the NEWCASTLE, 60 guns, Captain FANSIIAWE, 1%1
Cae Istheth6th, ult. Sir DAVID MILNE left Bermuda on th
th
DiJune. The Mayor and Aldermen of St. se
(;purge's, and a Committee of Merchants of that w
rest
P mted an Address, an unwilling farewell, cc
to tls
sincereandCl friend to the Colony, by his maritime al
2 l and industrious habits." The LEANDER spoke ei
a ri
inhaler, tro months and twenty days from Buenos 13
A,,errvele;,7l•llhich stated, as important news, that the ir.
I\l_ll, cnt of Buenos Ayres had made peace with tl
AdmiralGnitrirus sailed from Bermuda, a
(Nlzasry in company) the 17th ult. The h
piLLErTT ri Captain PECHELL, was left at Bermuda. is
~t.;,c7 of his Majesty's ship LEE, who arrived Cl
at
muzrettaathlasat, week, says, that whilst that :hip
a Major BATES, of the Indepen- b
• t vice (a Lieutenant in the British Army), made f
is"Fc .
%kith several seamen, on board the Lee.
tree car had been placed under arrest, for having o
the memorial of his Regiment, demand- b
Pa, which they had not received for seven t
seamen deserted from Admiral BRION'S t
zing disgusted with the cold-blooded
, •;
!,ing on. They all claimed protection I
,• • 1,( •
being British subjects, and had the
C
oi l\
eme er'.)oats for those who were inclined to •4
,4tish
son. .ri 11.11 Rums; would not have had many i
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saiittts temaining with him. Admiral Biracial
C.lce o. f all descriptions. A long correspon- I
ernortooa place between Captain BLACKER, the Go-
argaretta, and Admiral Balm', upon the
'),tet of she
Lee not saluting the ludepemicnt flag,
• arrival at the Island.
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