Star.
London, England, 1821-09-15 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

No account of the Km has been received at Lloyd's this
morning.—On the 11th inst. wind at Scilly,
at Penzance, N. W. blowing a gale; and S.W. at Falmouth,
with a fresh breeze.

The Trafalgar, of Swansea, Bevax, laden with copper, foun-
dered in Howley Bay, near Swansea, ou Wednesday morning.
Crew saved. _ ___ _ _

The Susannah, of tSarmontb, EVANS, from Sligo to Ballantree,
was driven on shore the sth instant, on the west coast of Islay,
and it was supposed that but little of the cargo would be saved.
The SEMIRAMIS frigate, of 42 guns, has been brought forward
for sea; Captain THOMAS IlLs►tssox is appointed to the com-
mand of her.

The IC \Rt!S sloop, Litcly. returned from the Brazils, has been
paid off at Portsmouth, and re-commissioned by Captain Tito-
NAB I ERIMRT. _ _

The Srt:s sloop, Captain Boswet.r.' lately returned from the
Mediterranean, is to be paid off all standing, and re-commis-
sioned at Plymouth.
FArarourn, Seer. 13.—Wind W.—Arrived the Agenoria,
Mum, from Portamouth; and Arina, GRAY, front Wey-
mouth ; both fur Waterford.
PORTSMOrTiI, SKrr. 14.—Wind N.N.E.—Passed by the Bet-
sey, DoNxis, front New York for Ilavre. Sailed the British
Army, STEVFNS ; and Rosslyn Castle, Harat7att, for New
Brunswick; Roy ..11 Charlotte, Folio, for Halifax ; Ondernatning,
a, for Liverpool; and his Majesty's ship GLascow, for
Cones and Ceylon.
Sem 14.—Wind N.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Missionary, Lztacorn, front St. Domingo; Elizabeth,
Rem, in 44 days from Tobago; and Cane Grove, 'Dim/nom,
from St. Vincent's. Came down from the River and sailed, with
the whole of the outward-bound, the Venus, Kttoova, for the
Cape of Good Hope.
Davin, Sarr. 14.—The Beresford, Ram!, from Newcastle,
in coming for the harbour struck the Pier Head, broke her an-
chor and cathead, and sprung her bowsprit.
Ilaawteu, Sam 14.—Arrived the Vansittart packet, from
Holland; and Lord Duncan ditto, from Cuxhaven; each with
a Mail.

CORK, SEPT. W.—Arrived his Majesty's ship CTIIII3, with
Admiral llowLEr and suite.

Livearonc, Serr. 13.—Arrived the Cain, Fenno, from Ja-
maica : sailed on the 18th of July ; on the 23d, was boarded off
the Hogsties, by the Buenos Ayres armed brig Mars, out four
months, and had taken 16 prizes.
The fol!owing is a more circumstantial account of the casualty
that bcfel the Waterloo, on her voyage to Liverpool:—The
Waterloo packet experienced a very desperate storm on Wed-
nesday se'imight, the day upon which his lilwaesxv was forced
to put back to Kingstown harbour. Captain Owvis, who com-
mands that packet, is an experienced seaman—to his steadiness
all the pa:;sengt.rs are indebted for their lives. Two of his Ma-
aesrv's Sae horses had broke from their stalls, and plunged so
dreadfully as to cause the greatest alarm for the safety of the
works connected with the steam-boiler; it became, therefore,
actually necessary. for the preservation of all, that these two
beautiful animals should be destroyed. They were not drowned,
as stated in some accounts. It had been suggested to Captain
OW ENS, to cause the KING'S carriages, and two of his MAJESTY'S
horses, which were likew•i;v on deck, to be thrown overboard;
this was resisted by the Captain, and they, as well as the other
property of his Maatsxv on board that packet, were landed at
Liverpool. 0 .ving to the plunging of the two horses alluded to,
another beautiful animal, also the property of his Maws!!, on
board the Waterloo, has been much injured. There is no truth
in the report of one of his Ma.ravry's horses having been de-
stroyed at Liverpool : this we are enabled to state from various
advice! received by arrivals from thence. The Waterloo packet,
which bad not received any material damage whatever, sailed
from Dublin an Sunday morning, for Liverpool.
Cusxost-I louse, Seer. 13.—Ships Entered Inwards : Sprightly,
from Harlingen; Richard, from Stangate Creek; Nedelands,
1 from Worcum ; Stirling Castle, from St. Petershurgh ; Matthew,
from Quebec; Faith, from St. Petersburgh ; Nancy, from Got-
tenburg ; Loyalty, from Antigua; Hazard, from Guernsey;
Favourite, from Leghorn ; Spring, from St. John's ; Hero, from
St. Petersburgh ; Thompson, from ditto; Laurel, from Arch-
angel; and Ranger, from the South Seas.—Entered Outwards:
Neptune, for Ostend; Sun, for the Cape of Good Hope; Nelly,
!Or Honduras ; Vibelia, for Jamaica; Windsor Castle, for Ma-
dras; Jane, for Cork; Isabella, for Flushing; and Lusbington,
for St. Kitt's.—Cleared Outwards : Ilenty, for Honduras ; Re-
gent, for Rio ; George Home, for Bombay; Friends, for Elsi-
:lvor ; and Joseph, for Antwerp.

A private letter from Halifax, Nova Scotia, dated
August 18, says—" His Majesty's ship CARNATION,
Captain ROGER HALL, sailed for Portsmouth on the
7th instant, to be paid off. The French corvette of
war Ralleur, Captain ANOU, arrived on the Bth, in
eighteen days from Martinique, bringing the news of
the death of BONAPARTE: she saluted the garrison
and the navy, both of which were returned. This
being the first French man of war that has anchored
at Halifax since the peace, much attention was paid
to the Captain, Officers, and crew. The Captain and
Officers were splendidly entertained by the Governor,
at the different regimental messes, and by the Offi-
cers of the Navy and Staff. The Ralleur sailed for
France on the 16th, everybody on board express-
ing the highest delight and gratitude at the hospi-
table reception they had met with. Before the Ral-
leur got under weigh, she saluted, and was an-
swered by Fort Charlotte, and again saluted when
she had dropped down opposite Government House,
which was returned by his Majesty's ship PHAETON.
On the 12th came in, from Falmouth, the Loyal
Briton and Brilliant transports, with Officers and men
for the Royal Artillery, 60th, 62d, and 74th Regi-
meats. T:tese detachments sailed from Cowes in
May last, in the ship William, hired for the voyage,
but after proceeding a third of it, she was found to
be in such a dreadfully decayed and leaky state, that
they were obliged, as the only chance to save their
lives, to put back again, and with much difficulty.
From the incredible exertions on the part of both
Officers and men, they barely managed to run her on
shore under Pendennis Castle, in Falmouth harbour.
Sir Jatics KEmrr, the Lieutenant-Governor, re-
turned on the 11th from an extensive tour of inspec-
tion to the eastward, and leaves Halifax again in the
Government brig Chebuctoo, in a few days, for the
Island of Cape !Ireton. His Excellency is indefati-
gable, and fully merits, as he receives, the warmest
gratitude and respect of every individual, for his un-
wearied exertions and attention to the welfare and
prosperity of the Province."