Star.
London, England, 1823-11-06 00:00:00

THR ARMY.

The..9sd (Highland) Regiment of Foot harimbarted on board
transports at Cork, for the West Indies.
The last division of the 62d (Wiltshire) Regiment of Infantry is
on its marth from Cork to Fermoy.
The 12th (East Suffolk) Regiment of Infantry will embark at'
Portsmouth forthwith, fur Gibraltar.

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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
EAST INDIAMEN.

Dear, Nev. s.—Wind &E.—Arrived and sailed for the River,
the Agincourt, Manori, from Bombay ; and Georgians, Wasaxor,
from Berbice, the latter has had part of her cargo washed over-
board. The Delight was expected to sail the latter end of October.
Came down from the River and remain, the Castle Lachlan, Sutra►,.
for Jamaica; Brothers, Cummins, for Rio; Pusey Hall, Hams, for
Dominica ; Thomas, Bet.r., for St. Vincent's ; and Ocero, PLuar
am, fur Honduras.

The East India C,ompaay's ship, Repulse, outward bolladsanilra
at Lencoolen on the 16th of Juue.

The brig James and Mary, Pm:sneer, from Caen to Newcastle,
is on shore in West Bay, Dungeness.
The Globe, of Sunderland, went on shore in Swansea Bay, 2d
inst. and broke to pieces.
The Friends, limns:mos, from Poole to Liverpool, was abandoned
off the Lizard, and afterwards sunk.
FAI.MOUTH, Nov. 4..—Whid S. W.—Arrived the Adrian, Goalies,
for Van Dieman's Land, with loss of bowsprit, foremast, main-
topmast, rigging, sails, bulwarks, &c. &e. Mariner, Cituecntains,
from Havre; 31artbal Blucher, DAVIS, from Plymouth; and Mary,
Quice, from Cork. Sailed the Alexander, Losomans, fur Leghorn:
Dash, IVEISTIER ; and Four Friends, Roamrs, for London. Off
the port, the Deveron,Wit.sox, from Port Jackson—sailed 6th June.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 4.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Hibernia,
Gum's, from London fur Botany Bay, with damage ; Lucy David-
son, %Sr:Luaus, from the Downs for the Cape cr Good Hope ; and
the American vessel Auguste, from the EAU Indies fur Holland,
with damage.
PORTSMOUTII, Nov. s.—Wind S.—Arrived the Lilies, Hurons-
sot+, from Oporto; George Washington,WsEruev, from Havannas ;
Jack Tar, trom the Downs; Minstrel, from ditto; Brunswick,
from Quebec; Governor Harcourt, Witsox, from Demerara; Ma-
rianne, GARDNER, from New Zealand ; Hector, Howse r, from
Guernsey ; Betsey, FAITH, from Tobago ; and North Briton, Mos-
e:sou, from Virginia, all with loss of sails and other damage. Also
arrived, the John, COWAN, from Quebec ; Dart, Cox, from Smyrna;
Juliana, Colic, from the Downs ; I)everon, Wixsorr, from New
South Wales; Industry, BARCLAY, from Norway; and she Fame,
—, from Hull, the latter with her cargo shifted, having been on
shore. Sailed the Jack Tar and Catherine Green, for Jamaica.
CANTERIURT, Nov. 4.—During the night of Friday last, we ex-
perienced a very violent gale from the N.E. which continued with-
out intermission nearly the whole of Saturday; we have not heard
of any accident occasioned by it in the immediate vicinity of this
city, but the effects of it on the N.E. part of our coast have been
severely felt. The following vessels were brought into Whitstable
Bay on Saturday, very much distressed:—The Lan Romney,
Twin:au; The Governor Ar^ t, Wis.maats ; Active, Hurcutusou ;
Fanny, Caocouse. from Car,!iff; and Leonidas, Dun%
iliewicu, Nov. 3.—The following vessels have put in here, with
loss of anchors, cables, sift, masts, &e. viz.—Ebenezer, Lams;
Juno, of Newcastle; Amity., Burrow; and Alfred, Moe&
Coax, OCTOSER 30. —The Victory, of Newry, Catania, arrived
here this day. She was taken by the Prevendve Water-guard, near
Pool head, in consequence of having 600 bales of tobacco on board.
CALCUTTA, Juwa 2.—Saturday's Shipping Report states, that one
of the row-boats arrived on that day, with four men of the late
ship. Liverpool, the only survivors of the crew, who stated, that the
Captain, ()Seers, and Pilot, were washed away with the poop on the
night of the 27th ult. The men who were saved took refuge on the
foretop of the wreck, where they remained until the 29th, when
they were picked up by Mr. Kavassa, branch pilot, in charge of the
pilot vessel. It is truly melancholy to learn from accounts whirls
have reached town daring the last three days, that the violence of
the gale at the head of the bay has been unprecedented, and propor-
tionately disastrous in its consequentes. The ship Wellington, just
arrived, experienced dreadful weather as far to the southward as,
the latitude of Madras.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, NOVEMBER S.
Sims Ewraaext Irwsaos—The James, from Gottenburgh; Pro-
vidence, frogs Rochester ; Ann, from Lynn ; Martin, from Oporto;
Diana, front Leghorn ; and Cicero, from Archangel.
Ciaaanto Outwasew—The Hercules, for Jamaica; Barkworth,
for Madeira ; and Flora, for Norway.

Aaaivrn—At New York, the Marmion, Hawkins; Adonis,
Richards ; Galaxy, Bloyson ; and Elizabeth, Smith, from Havre ;
Jerome, —, from Rochelle ; Midas, Prince, from Stockton ; and
the Industry, Spoiling, front St. Übe's; Trent, Barstow ; Morning
Star, Stevens; John Dickenson, Burns; and Sampson, Inlyer,
from LiverpooL At Philadelphia, Richmond, Renegen, from
Bourdeaux. At Demerara, Ellen, Ross; and Mercy, Fairclough,
from Liverpool ; Der, Gray, from London; Unicorn, ;
William Ashton, Hayn ; Agnes, Landells ; Guiana, 111' Arthur;
Molly, Neil; and Venus, Remsby, from the Clyde. At Boston,
Juno, Rich ; Missionary; Gould.; Floriday, —; Trident, Miller;
Mercury, Nichol; and the Leonidas, Hatch, from Liverpool.

The Duke of GLOUCESTER has arrived at Gloucester
House.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East
India House, when the following Captains were sworn
into the command of their respective ships, viz.
Captain Geoacie Wessman, General Harris, for St. Helena,
Beneoolen, and China; Captain A. W. CAMPSZILL, Duke of York,
for Bombay and China; Captain Joint Summon Berwidteldres
for Bengal and China; and Captain Joan, Levy, A;tell, for China.
DUTCH SHIP BUILDING.—The KING of the NETHER-
LANDS last month signed a resolution to encourage the
building of ships, intended to trade to the East and
West Indies. By the first article, every subject who
shall build in a dock-yardof this kingdom, for his own
account, a vessel of 300 tons or more, with sheathing
of copper or zinc, and which shall be perfectly equipped
to navigate in all seas, shall receive a bounty of 80
florins per ton.
ALARMING RlOT.—During the time the Inquest was
sitting in Peter-street, Saffron-hill, on the body of the
child reported to have been starved by its mother, the
street was rendered impassable from the crowd of per-
sons assembled to learn the decision of the Jury. As
soon as the verdict a, Natural Death," was made known,
a ;eneral exclamation of dissatisfaction burst forth
,amidst the assembled mob, and they prepared (by arm.
ing themselves with rotten eggs, dead cats, and all
manner of filth) to wreak their vengeance on the un-
happy mother. At the head of this mob a drunken
Constable, named Webb, appeared, armed with his
staff, who encoaraged the mob to acts of violence.—
The Officers who had the woman in custody, conveyed
her to the workhouse, in Coppice-row; but here the
rabble became quite outrageoas, and threatened to
break into the building. Ultimately the Police arrived,
and secured Webb, who was yesterday committed by
the Magistrates at llatton-garden, with directions that
he must give 24 hours' notice of bail.
CALEDONIAN CANAL.—Mr. TELFORD has arrived at
Inverness on his periodical visit of inspection to the Ca-
ledonian Canal, and is now employed in making his sur-
vey through the several locks, accompanied by the
office
rs of the establishment: Since the re-opening of the
Canal, on the 12th September, with a depth of 12 feet of
water, not less than 95 vessels had passed through from
sea to sea, and 84 had made shorter voyages, deliver-
ing or receiving cargoes at intermediate stations. ,It is
intended that the process of lining the banks with clay
shall be immediately resumed, so as, from the greater
height of the lining, to 'prepare the sides of the canal
for the admission and retention of 15 feet of water.

To-morrow will be published, in Bvo. Ss. 6d. in
French anif English, Memoir of the That of Rovigo,
rotative to the Ortastropie of the Doke erbothint#..
Printed for HZ.NRI Comma?: and Co.,Conduivstreet.