Star.
London, England, 1821-10-01 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The East India Company's chartered ship Waterloo, which
arrived in the Downs on Thursday night, proceeded fur the
River yesterday. The chartered ship I I yperion passed through
the Downs for the River yesterday afternoon.
Captain Km is appointed to superintend the service for the
prevention of smuggling in the Isle of Sheppey. •
The BANACOUTA, sloop of war, is fitting at Woolwich for fo-
reign service.
Pmersatoevit, Sem '29.—The SCOUT, sloop of war, which
arrived here on Thursday from the Mediterranean, has received
orders to sail for Chatham immediately, for the purpose of being
paid off. The Southwark, convict ship, has quitted the har-
bour, and is now lying at St.,Helen's, bound for Cork; where
she is to receive 200 female convicts, under sentence of trans-
portation to Botany Bay, and, with her living cargo to proceed
thither forthwith. Yesterday a Court-Martial was held on
board the Queer CHAIMOTTE, for the trial of Mr. R. L Loßu,l
a Supernumerary Surgeon of the SALLitiIET, on a charge of
drunkenness, preferred against him by Captain WiLsost, of- that
ship. The offence was proved, but in consequence of the high
testimonials given by Captain CHAIN, of the Navy, and Dr.
.MORTIMER, of Hasler Hospital, and also on account of his long
service in the Navy, the Court seint.nced him to be dismissed
from the SALNIVET, and placed at the bottom of the list of
'the Surgeons. Captain MauNoz is appointed to command the
&LUXURY, which is preparing for the nag-ship of' Admiral FA-
ME, who is appointed from Barhadoes to command at Halifax.
In future, the command on the Leeward and Windward Island
stations will be entrusted to one Admiral, instead of two. Sir
Commas Rossuv,now at Jamaica, is appointed to both the com-
mands. The payment of the QUEEN Commit-re takes place on
Tuesday.
Steersmen. 30.—Wind S.W.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
Scow; for Chatham.
Fat-mourn, Ssrr. 29.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Diana packet,
with Math from the Brazils: she is put under quarantine
owing to her having had communication with a vessel from the
Mediterranean. _ _

Tomme, Seri. 29.—Arrived the Aldborough packet, Rose,
from Loadtm for Falmouth : she lost both anchors and cables in
Torbay. It has blown a gale at west the whole of last night
and today.
Sr. Ives, Seer. 28.—The smack Friends, TAYLOR, b0;11111 to
Bridgewater, was towed in here this morning dismasted.
BIDEFORD, S►PT. 29.—The Bee, of Fowey, SCAI TLY:I3IIIY, was
wrecked near this Bar last night. It is feared the crew have
perished. Iler boat, boom, hatches, and pump, are washed
ashore on Northam Burrows.

Lrozaroot, Sm. 29.—The sloop Minerva, THOMAS, from
Holyhead, with oats, is ashore at Hoylake.
DEAL, 'Sem 30.—Wind W.—Arrived yesterday and remain,
the Moira, nolo:now, from Bengal anti Bombay ; the Ocean,
Witirrtz, from Honduras; Clio, BARROW, from Oporto; the
Willing-mind, Fowt.zo, from Cadiz; Equity, STAR, from An-
cona ; Enterprize, Coox, from Jamaica; and ilebe, Foarmati,
from Teneriffe. Came down from the River and remain, the
Tiger, BRASCH, for Van Dieman's Land; and Ocean, Cream,
for Jamaica. Arrived to-day and sailed for the River, the Eme-
rald, MURRAY, from Belfast; Phoebe, COKSSTT, from Seville;
Ilrothock, ILteow, from Tobago; and Lidy Carrington, Karr,
from Bengal and the Cape of Good Hope : the latter remains.
Came down from the River and remain, the Henry Porcher,
Cum-mauls; for Madras, Etc. ; the Rochester, Seim!, for
Oporto; Ceres, M4RSHALL, for Sierra Leone; Jenny, HENDER-
sos, for Cork; and Spring Grove, Pima, for the South Seas.
YARSIOUYH, Serr. 30.—The Johq and Ann, ROBINSON, from
St. Petersburgh for London, parted her anchor on Friday, and
went on shore at the back of the pier. The cargo has been
landed. She is now neatly on the liar. The Spring, of New-
castle, has parted from two anchors, which have beets replaced.
Doves, SEPT. 50.—The American brig Chatham, from Rotter-
dam for Bottonihas lost an anchor and cable in Dungeness Roads.
SRPT. 29.—Arrived the Lord Duncan packet, with
a Mail from Holland.—Sailed the Lady Nepean packet, for .Hol-
land ; Castlereagh ditto, for Cuxhaven ; and Jane ditto, for Got-
tenburgh, each with a Mail.
Hutt, Sem 29.—Arrived the Swan, Demo, from the South
Seas, with 170 tuns. She left the Comet, Srzwaar, of this port,
on the 25th of July, off the west coast of Africaovith 117 tuns.
Currost-House, Sere. 29.—Ships Entered Inwards: The To-
bago, from Grenada; Milo, Duke of York, Alcyon, William
Bryan, Clermont, and Posthumous, from Jamaica ; Victoria,
from Stettin ; Elizabeth Jane, from St. Petersburgh ; Brailsford,
from Bombay; Charles, from Tobago; Lavinia, from Ham-
burgh; and Dundee, from Greenland.—Cleared Outwards : The
Violet, and !lying 1.1.1 i, for Ostend; Astrea, for St. Peters-
burgh; Hibernia, for Oporto; Commercial Packet, for Ant-
werp ; Semaphore, fur Ilavre ; Union, for Elsinore; Wellington,
for Dublin ; Earl Clancarty, fur Rotterdam ; Delight, for Calais.
Dtszatairrson or Paux-Moszr.—The Alert, for the Noah's
Ark ; the Rhin, for the Decatur; and the Flamer for the Fre-
derick Wilhelm, on the 18th inst. at No. 2t, Arundel-street,
Strand, and recalled there ; the Doterel, for the American
schooner Volunteer, on the sth inst. at No. 15, Great George-
street, Westminster, and recalled there.

The Earl of CHATHAM takes his departure, to as-
sume the Governorship of Gibraltar, in a short time.
The AITIvE frigate, Sir Jamas GORDON, Captain, is
ordered to he fitted at Portsmouth for the reception ofl
his Lordship and his suite.
The SCOUT sloop of war, whose arrival from the
Mediterranean, we mentioned on Friday last, has
brought some very recent, and, on the whole, very
interesting intelligence from that quarter. She left
Corfu the 10th, Zante the 15th, and Malta the 23d
of August. Tranquillity appeared to be restored
Ilamong the Archipelagian Islands, and commerce was
again reviving, under the full impression that Turkey
will not be involved in a war, and that the sup-
pression of the insurrections of the Greeks in the
Morea had been accomplished. ALI PACHA was still
blockaded in Janina, and it was hourly expected that
he would be forced to surrender, as the Tut ks had
excavated immense mines under his fortress. The
lonian Islands were perfectly tranquil. The RocuE-
Fonr, 80, with Sir GRAHAM Moones flag on board ;
REVOLUTIONNAIRE,4B, Hon. Captain PELLEW ; DIS-
PATCH, 18, Captain JERVOISE; REDPOLE, 16, Captain
HAY, and the Racer and Express, tenders, were at
Zante; the CHANTICLEER, 18, Lord lIUNTINGTON,
was at Corfu; the CAMBRIA N, 48, Capt. HAMILTON;
MEDINA, 20, Captain Hootttios, and RACEIIORSE,
18, Hon. Captain ABBOTT, were at Smyrna. Tile
LARNE, 21., Captain TAIT, was at Malta. The SE-
RINGAPATAM frigate, Captain WARREN, with Go-
vernor MAITLAND on board, for Corfu, had passed
Gibraltar before the SCOUT left the Mediterranean.
The Bth, and 51st Regiments, with two companies of
the 36th Regiment, were at Zante; the 28th and 90th,
with two companies of the 3'2d Regiment, were at
Corfu; the remainder of the latter were distributed
in the other islands.
Born& TRAM—The following is a copy of a letter from the
Secretary of the Treasury to the Dublin Chamber of Commerce:
'1 'f reasury Chambers, September 22, 1821.
"Stn—l am commanded by the Lords Commissioners of his
Majesty's Treasury to acquaint you, fur the information of the
Chamber of Commerce of Dublin, with reference to their Me-
morial relative to the importation of foreign butter, under the
denomination of grease, that their Lordships have given gene-
ral directions, that whenever any article is entered as grease,
the whole of the packages should be carefully and duly exa-
mined by the proper Officers on the quays; and should the
same not appear to be the fat of animals, but deteriorated or
damaged butter, the article should not be delivered out of the
custody of the Officers as grease, until a sufficient quantity of
tar, or other ingredient be mixed therewith, at the expense of
the importer, so as to render it unsaleable as butter, and only
fit for the purpose to which grease Is applicable; and in case of
doubt on the part of the Water-side Officers, whether the arti-
ste is damaged butter or otherwise, the Officers to cause the
same to be viewed by some respectable persons in the trade;
and, previously to the delivery thereof, to submit their opinion
tfor the directions of the Commissioners of Customs.
" 1 am, Sir, your obedient servant,
"li. LUSIIINGTON."

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

Mr. G. L. Foi's horse, etarlinal Wutscy, broke down On Ss-
tortky se'sinight, whilst taking his gallop in Branham Palk. He
wa► just fit and ready to st.rt for Richmond Races.

HUNTING.

Fox-hunting commences this wetk. Earl ritawilliam's fox-
hounds will meet to-inn:row at Edlinton Wand ; and on Thurs-
day at Ilait.hr.' P.trk, at ten n'el..ch each day
The Sussex fox-hounds, in kennel near Ringer Barracks, are
not at present likely to t.:,ke the field; as the surrounding far-
mers, have issued notices to subscribers to warn them from
hunting over their lands.