Star.
London, England, 1822-11-28 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tstrfet of a letter from Lloyd's Agent at Norden. dated the
loth instant Last night I received the official account of as
11:nglish sloop, with earthenware, from Hull for Amsterdam,
having been stranded on the island of Baltrum. They had not
harm her name, or that of the matter. slopes are entertained
of getting her off, after discharging her cargo. I have taken
stpe to render every as.istance."
The statement that has appeared in most of the papers of
X 70.000 being insured at Lroyn's on the Dutch ship Columba,
from Batavia, lately foundtred off the ('ape of Good Hope, we
..re assured is incorrect, and that the amount is net much above
,:(1,000. As autumn, Dutch East Indiamen have been lately
j Wit, it is almost surprising that insurances on them can be ef-
fe;tril in London, the Underwriters having no means of user-
t.:Ong how old the ships are, nor their state of equipment. •
'lle brig Choice, Hearty, arrived at Waterford on Wednes-
day se'nnight from Quebec, in twenty days. About six leagues
„o,,th of nsugal she fell in with the ship I3ellona, of Grange-
rlouth. timber laden, from Miramichi, dismasted and deserted,
• rrct water in her hold, a cat and a pig on board alive. The
Beans was afterwards boarded by boatmen from Ynughal, who
os,,sted subsequently by the Sarah pilot.beat, sof Waterford, and
a boat belonging to the Revenue yacbt Clinton, brought her
,•s:0 Waterford harbour. She went ashore, however, at Bewley
on the Wexford side of the river, and remains there, with
n:all chance of being got off. When the Bellona was boarded
it? the Youghalmen, there was every appearance of the hands
:axing left the vessel, as the sailors' chests bad been emptied,
sad svetely anything remained but a trifle of provisions. There
was a slate upon deck, upon which was written—" This vessel's
7e.a.t was carried away by a squall. and we were in great
(I'.4tress." There was more on the slate, but it was not legible.
The slate is in the possession of one of the crew of the Clinton.
l'be. brig Mary, of Dublin, foundered off the Point of Ayr,
yevious to the 11th inst.

The Henry, FITHAOE, from Memel to Sheerness, was driven
en share on Saltholm, on the 11th lust. in a gale, but got off with
damage, and has put into Copenhagen to discharge and repair.
Baas, Nov. 27.—Wind S.W. and moderate.—Came down
from the River last night, the Betsey, Dor, for Tobago ;
Abenna, TIINTR, for Jamaica ; Brothers, 1) tvinsoN, for Malta ;
Ambles, Iterirreroan, for St. Vincent's; William Bryant, LIR-
(IVHA HT, for Jamaica. The Brothers, Davinsow, proceeded
Inis morning for Ramsgate Ihrbour. Arrived, and sailed for
th.. River to-day, the William Smith, 111‘ !ALLAN, from Vir-
via ; and the Alonzo, PERKINS, from Bourdeaux.
Paarsstoratt, 26.—This morning orders were received at
Cia Dock-yard to equip his Majesty's ship Phaeton, Capt. SUJET,
with all dispatch ; her destination is conjectured to be the East
;tidies. His Majesty's ship Gloucester, 74 guns, at Chatham,
Capt. Sir MI'ARAY MAXWELL, is ordered to take out the flag of
s:r BENJAMIN HALLOWELL to the Mediterranean, to succeed Sir
Monae, of the Rochefort, which ship conies home. By
;e:ters from the West Indies we are sorry to learn the death of
Sir C. Rowery's son, Lieutenant Lemma Rowr.kv, acting in the
Sir CHARLE',.S flag-ship. The Sybille has acrived at Ja-
ailica from Carthagena.
Nov. 27.—Wind W.S.W. moderate.—No arrivals or "ailing'.
l'atalauTn, Nov. 26.—Wind S.W.—No arrivals or sailing..
Captain LAWRIOCZ, of the Duke of Kent Packet, arrived the
:;-ith inst. from Lisbon, reports that the Lusitania Steam Packet
Lai arrived there from Liverpool, after a very bed passage of 22
s:ays; she is to be employed between Oporto and the Tagus.
lhawten, Nov. 27.—Wind West by North.—Arrived, the
Vynyard, HaaaisoN, from Sunderland, leaky, having struck
i.pon the Whiting Sand; also arrived,the Lady Nepean Packet,
with Mails, &c. from Cuxhaven. failed, the St. Helena, Er.-'
uorr, and several others, for London.
&Avon% Nov.22a--The Young Nichola, from Cettwfor Am.
',edam, was stranded last night under Seaford Cliff, laden with
c and brandy : the vessel is gone entirely to pieces, and the
c-rgo drifting miles along the coast : a considerable part, it is
Loped, will be saved, but in a damaged state. The Captain and
row are saved. _ _

Cuivoat.llousz, Nov. V.-- Ships Entered Tnwards: The 111-
I,:rt James, front St. Lucia; Thornley, from Halifax ; Fame,
t:oin Lisbon ; l'rotector, from St. John's ; Thais, from Cha-
r:•nte; Peler, from Alicant ; Crown, from Quebec; Magnet,
from Virginia ; Walter Matthews, from Harlingen ; Lapwing,
Zatite ; Perseverance, from St. LUCLI; SomerNetshire,
from Jamaica ; Trial, from IMadeira ; and Brailsford, front
gurobay.—Cleared Outwards : The Brothers, for Malta; Fr'.
*rick, for Cork ; Leipzic, for Venice; Graces, for Ilaruburgh;
and the Prince George, for Jamaica.

THE KEELMEN.

NEWCASTLE, NOVEMBER 46.

Tie great body of the keelmen still continue re-
fractory ; they have tor a considerable time past per-
sis.ted in insulting and annoying the keels in their
Fusing, though navigated by seamen and (Akers, and
protected, by armed boats from the ships of war.—
Tbe marines have fired repeatedly upon them on
those occasions, but without doing any execution.—
This emboldened the refractory to take greater liber-
ties, and the Civil Authorities found themselves
called on to publish a declaration that " the marines
I:ad orders to fire on the first man that shall dare to'
!brow a stone at them."
This threat was carried into effect on Friday lust,
v.):ien a person of the name of Aaron Mar, a glass-
=llan, who had mingled with the keelmen, received a
xound in the thigh, and has since been committed to
prison. The keelmen have not confined themselves
!a an interference with the craft passing in the river,
bat have sunk several keels moored on the Shore-
stile, and thus prevented their employment when
titey were required, and the tide answered. Yester-
day part of the keelmen belonging to the Northum-
6eriand Wall's End Colliery returned voluntarily to
their employ mem,

Yesterday, the Lords of the Council assem%led at
fLe Council Office, Whitehall. There were present,
t!..e Earl of HARROwitY, the Earl of BATIIURST, Lord
Coixtirrrita, Lord SrowELL, Sir JOHN NICHOLL,
and Mr. BECKETT. The ATTORNEY and SOLICITOR
CIENEKAL attended.
Lord WILLIAM SIWTINCK transacted business at
ti.e Foreign Office on-Tuesday.
The first Blackheath Assembly for the season was
held on Monday last, at the Green Man. The tout
t9sonide consisted chiefly of the fashionables with
which that neighbourhood aboundi ; never was
more elegance and trace displayed, nor the spirit of
dancing kept op with greater eclat. Most of the Officers
(*.the 'loyal Artillery and 72d Regitnent were present.
Admiral Sir Jots Wau.s, Bart. arrived yesterday at Fentint's
MAO, st..litors's-rtreet trout kia seat Sts Su.atx.-411r. and
ileallAximoi tutu ICES ditto. Ar

THE JEN?:

•
'Detachments of the 110th: 40th, and 117th Regiments have re-
teiistd orders to march on the (Ith and 7th of December, from
Albany Barracks and Gosport, for Chatham, where they are
expected to arrive on the 14th, preparatory to their being em-
barked at. Gravesend, en the 28sh of the same month, on baud
the Inglis and Herefordshire Ituliamen, for Bombay.
A detachment of the 4th (.n. the Queen's Own) Light Dra-
goons, is ordered to march, on the 14th of December, from
Maidstone to Chatham, preparatory to its proceeding subse-
quently to Gravesend to embark, about the 28th of the same
month, on board the ship Inglis, for Bombay.
I)etachments belonging to the .56th (or West Essex) Regiment
of Foot ; the 112 d (or the Prince of Wales's) Regiment of Foot ;
and the Royal Staff Corps, have arrived at Chatham. from the
Mauritius and the Cope of Good Hope, on board the l'ilot
transport, and disembarked on the 25th instant.