Star.
London, England, 1819-06-14 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELUGENCL

osonw, Julia IL—Wind S.S.W.—Arrieed of the Itixs,rd
oinia, Kean, from Rio Janeiro for Hitztlnirgh. Arrived
be success, HICKS, from London; Lively, jouanani, 'from
co;; and Creole, COOKESSY from London for St. Kitt's.—
the BClirc, SENIA:4, for St. Petersburgh ; Dryad, Bun-
Hambergh ; the General Tomkins, CQMMINCS, and
Jorasaus, for London.
rtiorce, Jugs Ig.—Arrived the John and Grace, Blume,
St. 3fichaell's. Sailed tit? Hope, ROYAL, for Quebec; and
Ronan, for Hamburg)].
Julia lg.—Sailed yesterday the Fortitude,
I, for Baritadnes ; his Majesty's ship Rosa ato, on a cruize ;
be Fanny transport, for Guernsey. Arrived to-day the
tance transport. from Plymouth. Sailed his Majehty's ship
u, for Deptford ; and ROSA Rio, on a cruize.—Wind S.S. W.
ztf, JENS l3.—Came down from the River yesterday, the
c, BROWN, for Madras and Calcutta. Arrived and sailed
;he fiver the Enterprise, DDar.Aa, from Jamaica. Sailed the
Aldan, Wa-rsoti, front Jatr.aica, for Newcastle ; also tailed
Bole of the outward-bound, except the Hussaren, for Ja-
Arrived to-":.:y and sidled for the River the Pacific,
a, from Jmn:lic.s. Sailed the Mary, Baowe, foe Calcutta.
down from the River and sailed the Hero, DAVIES, for
Itar ; Thetis, Itonsms, for Valparaiso; and David Shims,
for New South Wales.
kin.. it:sic Ig.—Sailed this day the Lord Duncan packet,
in for Ostend, with a Mail and passengers ; also
enrge packet, Captain Kneo, the Defence, Captain
Leopold, Captain &melts, for Calais. with passen-
Irrierd this afternoon L'lris, French packet, from Calais,

:n Sus Fur:, JUNE 11.—The Betsy, DALY, of Scarborough,
for St. I'etersburgh, has put back leaky, and her
Jrxz 12.—Entered Inwards: The 'Nancy,
f, ra .leticriff and Madeira ; Friendship, Watson' from
"row (vestna, &hipper, from Tcrmunterzyl; Juffer;
(Wor, from Emden; Vrow Catharina, Mashers, from
; Henry, Andreeer, from Hilier's; Ilellache (hoy),
:re Creek ; Lavinia Sins, from Tobago ; FAretira,
from Philadelphia; Christian, Gadie, from Canary;
List..r, from St. Istria; Flora, Conk, from llaniburgh ;
C.soir, Selby, from Jamaica ; 'Thalia, Daw, from To-
; Mary Prawn, Riddellifrom Ilamburgh ; and the Under-
:. 'from liarbadytee.—Cleared Outwards: The Mar-
-I;,liehe:., I.:His, for Itottm • Eliza and Sarah, Sommers,
a.Mr:ha:V.; Neptune, Sha;nrart, for (htend ; Perseve-
4Sto.ikity. from llamburgh ; William Bowers, Mayer, for
Jam ; leas, liatchiosoos for Cuxhaven ; the Johanna,
yer, for Cru7naltds ; Jane and Alhe, Gines, for lashieur
retcrsht.rgh ; Britannia, Ogle, fbe Archangel; and the
07, Le‘,C, to: Quebec.

Tonday the SWINGER gun-brig, Lieutenant MIT-
Li., arrived in Leith Roads, from Sheerness, and
Tuesday, his Majesty's sloop NIMROD' Captain
LLISG, sailed from Leith for Sheerness.
'l:e schooner Anna Maria, from'Gibraltar to Pam,
in lat. 17. 14. N. long. V. W. ran foul of, or
ick a whale with such violence, as caused her to
ng a leak. She was hauled on shore at Para,
:a it was discovered that her side was bilged and
bottom injured. She was afterwards told there,
he WASP' 18, Captain CARTER, and SKEANE,
alescent ship, Lieutenant JACESON, arrived at
Royal, Jamaica, on the sth and 9th of May :
former sailed again for Havannah. The Iputoe-
, Rear-Admiral Sir Homs POPHAM, Captain
:DE PARKER, sailed from Port Royal on the 20th
Il.—His Majesty's ships BANN, SAPPHIRE, CONFI-
X, and BRAVER' sailed from Port Royal at the
inning of April, upon various services. The Antm-
mg, for St. Helena, and EnNe, for the coast of
ica, arrived at Madeira on the 13th ultimo. The
A, for the Mediterranean, arrived at Cadit on the
ith ult. The LEE arrived in Charleston Roads on,
Ist of May, to claim three British seamen (then
Charleston Jail) tvho had been induced to enter on
-d the pirate vessel Sir Thomas Hardy, when that
tie plundered the Louisa.
Wednesday afternoon the Forth frigate, Captain
.r Jon T. Louis, Bart. arrived at Portsmouth
rim the North American station, last from the Cho-
npeake, where (at Anapolis) she embarked his Ex-
cellency the Right Hon. CHARLES BACOT' who had
been about three years and a half Ambassador to
imerica, Mrs. Booor and three children, and Mr.
luesies Private Secretary, who landed on Thurstimp
corning, under an appropriate salute, and imme-
.tely set off for London, Mr. G. Arrrnossus has
-111 left at Washinzton, as Charge d'Affaires, until
successor to Mr. I3AcoT arrives out. Mr. BAooT,
understand, has filled his important diplomatic si-
tion with great advantage to his country, and most
ghly to the satisfaction of the American Govern-
cent and people, who deeply regretted hit departute
from America. We understand the Commissioners
kitish and American) for ascertaining the boundary
he, expect to end their labours in October. They
going on in the most satisfactory manner. In
lost all the cases of difference of opinion, the points
. dispute were conceded in favour of this country.
1112 conduct of the American people, of all grades,
Washington and Anapolls, to the officers and crew
the Forth, whilst she lay in the Chesapeake (twelve
days), discovered the most amicable and friendly dis-
,asition. Not a day passed without invitations being
sent off to our Officers to attend at some public din-
rs or entertainments, produced for the occasion.—
United States' frigate Essex, Captain HENLEY,,
-A the Ontario sloop of war, Captain BIEDLE, were
.ng in the Chesapeake. The Officers of the Forth
dare a dinner to the Captains and Officers of these
Tet,el,. The Essex was under orders to take the
smerican Ambassador (Mr. GRAHAM) to Rio Janeiro,
ir.d thence to proceed to the China Seas, to cruise for
two years. The object of her visit to these Seas was
soderstood to be more intended for the exercise and
faierience of the officers and men, than for any more
imprtant purpose. No less than twathirds of the crew
tithe Essex were British seamen who had become
Aterican subjects, lay. the usual form of legislative
rc:ection. During their mutual friendly visits some
re among-the crew of the Finis recognised a ship-
r•re in almost every boat which came alongside.—
one occasion of a boat's crew, consisting of twelve
':!n, seven of them discovered their original charac-
t"—the Ontario had just returned from the South
!.zs, having left Valparaiso at the request of Lord
(CCRRANE on the 15th of January, on the day after
Lordship did. His Lordship, it was supposed,
?as gone in pursuit of two Spanish frigates, which
"?d sailed from Lima for Pantina. The Ontario left
tv: ke wih the Forth, on the 4th ultimo,
i''':No=lto be paid off. AU the American ships
tf Tar as they return from distant services, are paid
The Columbus, a remarkably fine twa.deckcd ship,
*tett for 105 guns, was fitting out at Washington,
to relieve the Washington, 74, now in the Mediter-
',an. Commodore Roogns, the present President
_ur the Admiralty Board, is expected to hoist his
Ilud pendant in her, for that station. The Forth
Wed yesterday for Deptford, to be paid off. She has
'teen three years and three months in commission.
I. L ~:ctiee sailed lately to relieve her.