Star.
London, England, 1822-01-09 00:00:00

N. 4 AL I T ENCE.

The Captain of the Duke of Kent packet, which arrived at
Lisbon on the 17th ult. reports having seen a schooner go down,
d could not render her any assistance.
Several dead 'sixties have bc..os washed ashore near Ogmore, on
n:e Clantorganshire coast. On the little finger on the right hand
. one of the bodies a mourning ring was found, with the follow-
iw,cription " Marv. Drovlrsloire, Ppe. 7, ism, trod Vt."—
jug is in the possession of Mr. Nloanax, who resides in the
rei;hhourhoosl, and will he kept until claimed.
The Ann, Rau., from Shields, was wrecked on the neap
on Friday. Crew Saved.
The Beaver, of Ulverstone, was wrecked near Troon on the
‘2.-.th ult. Crew drowned.
The Amin:, from the llavannah to Bourdeatia, was totally
krd Maki Anton, on the 25th ult.
NEENAT, from Trieste, was driven on shore
esa the c.ust of Istria about the 20th ult.
The Doty, litostsvenva tr., of Gottenburgh, hound to Gibral-
tr•; and the Redliglseden, .►raoexsoc, from Rotterdam to Mar-
s-:Iles. it is feared, have been totally lost on the Goodwin Sands.
The. Rapporteur, from Marseilles to Rouen, was driven on
s' ore nerr Treport on the :50:h tilt.—crew saved.
The Lark, Ilua rows, from London to Newhaven, was driven
shore on the Columbine Sand on Friday night, but expwcted
be got off—crew drowned.
The Louisa Charlotta, Ilmonrx, from Riga to Dunkirk, was
lc•t on Friday night on the Long Sand—only the mate saved.
Ulrica Frederica, *Dm Peterrburgh to Stettin, is lost
re.:r .:ag,xt.
The Carle, SALOMON. from Stockholm to Dull and Leghorn,
into Copenhagen on the '27th ult. with damage, having beets
e.: shore, and must discharge.

VA1.1101^111• JAN. 7.—Wind N.E.—Arrired the Annisky,
lft:nov, from London fir St. Michael's; JENKINS; and
Aztive QvAtm, from London. tidied the General Graham,
7 Jamaica ; Young Proteus, fur St. Deoraingo ; 11 mioaze,
I;,,trity, for Cm k : and Olive Ilcutch, ANGEL for Dublin.
l'immorrn, Jay. 7.—Wind N.P..—Arrived the Endeavour,
i!:-,irstairs, from London for Dublin, baring bit an anchor
:d cable in the ikiwns; Louisa. Lase, from Se. Petersburgh ;
•caut. ‘i‘Kitiatnc, from Belfast; Debit, Bacitio:,.e, from re.

rhogeti, with loss of anchor and cable ; and his M 'kitty's ship
from Port‘mrtuth. Soiled the True, fur St. Slichaers.
l'Aor, in coming in gut uu the Breakwater, but
It oil without damage.
Pout Awl:: tt, JAN. 8.—.-11118/ N.N.li—.lrrivcd the Prim::
Vorntrri i., front Dantzie ; and (Mitten. fr l.ondon
the I; ty of I lunduras. Saikd th'e %pullu Russian frigate,
a voyage of discovery.
At.,3 N. 8 —Wind N. W.—.lrrived and sailed for the River,
a7d, 1 EA nn :a, front lielfa.st ; and a vessel from St..lolties
. name not known. Came down from the River and sailed,
E.:rnest. IlExesost, for lizhia ; Salmon River, WATEIRIS for
:a...rat.; Esther, fitstierN;, for Cardiff and Oporto; Symmetry.
—. for Genoa and Leghorn ; and Maria Crowth.tr, WA LSH, tut
.I,les. The tollowing anchors have been landed litre—rote of
7,ewt. lqr. 17:bs. marked " I'. neyn and Co." on the crown ;
serf ;cwt. 2qrs. 13Ibs. marked both sides on the shank ; owe
t;-wt. Dutch made, fir stock ; one of 7cwt. I4lhs marked
W" on the crown.; nue ittarktil .E P. llt IS." ou the stock;
r: ore heluti ivg to the Eagle. of Plymouth. (hie belonging to
r Braav, is expected to be landed here today.
11xsnorr., JAN. a—Sailed, the Apollo, TINICANT• for the
;err. The Anna Christiana, from Stockholm for St. :llaloes,

burn got off the Long Sand, with loss of rudder, anchor, and
and will he brought in here to-night.
NORTH :la, JAS. 7 —As the Prince of orange, from St.
ter sburgh to London, w;.3 putting to sea, she struck upon the
Ar and knocked off her rudder. She was afterwards seen stand-
out to sea with her people apparently at work with the rud-
r, and as she was not in sight this morning, it is thought she
7nne to the Southprard. The pilot and flbout that went to
with her have not yet returned.
Jsastr, JAN. I.—The Speedy packer, from Southampton,
Ad on the night of the 2d instant, about six leagues of
t• Gaskets, the hull of a vessel with the deck eat lied away.
Ktxsatr.„ 4.--Arrived the Horsley ('axle, WE.% it, of
underland, for Philadelphia. On the 7th ult. encountered a
•nterttlesus gale at &W. which washed away her boats, bul-
arks, maw:aims, sails, companion, &c. She must discharge
rep air.
AMsTLADAM, Jex. —This morning a brig, apparently Bri-
'l, was stranded on a bank close in shore, near Kyddion ; the
ego has been partly wadied on shore, and consists of bales of
con, marked " S. P." cocoa, and boxes of cinnamon, marked
W." Crew drowned. The ship's deck is even with the water,
:al an English jack Is flying at the fore-top boat has been
iven on shore, on which is " Hernn, of on," and on the
ride," William Hessen." A military guard is stationed on
• goods, which are under strict quarantine.

CvsTom-blow=, JAY:. B.—Ships Entered Inwards:—The
I,:y, Mary, and Zealous, from liamburgh ; Cambridge, from
John's; Loft, Margery, and Astrea, from Petersburgh ;
'aith, and Edvrard, from •iga; Matilda, float Antwerp; Swift,
im Dublin ; Cordella, from Woccum ; Vigilant, from atomic;
I:st from Rostock ; Quebec, and Ann, from Memel;
.tivilnnia, from Calcutta ; Caroline, front handers ; Emilie,
Stettin ; and Richard and Ann, from Statigate Creek.—
:term! Out arils: The D*ux Steurs, for Marseilles; Sarah,
Africa ; Venus, for New York ; Snowdown, for Dublin ;
' Glasgow, for Fayal.—Cleared Outwards : The Ardent, for
ifa.st ;_ 'row Alida, for Rouen; and Charming Molly, and

Ave, for Calais..
.1 a merit— At Lisbon, the INzaria, from Ma ranham • Duke of
%t packet, from Falmouth; Princesse, from Bahia; and
'hales Advil, from Pernambuco. At Corfu, :Minstrel, I lodges,
gat London and Malta. At Cuxhaven, Sirene, Ahrens, from
Aim. At the Text', William Penn, Smith, front Batavia ;

Joffrow Johanna, —, from Leghorn. At Memel, Elise,
age, from London. At Gibraltar, Atalanta. Whitway, front
:wfoundland • Java, Broughton, from Manilla; O..pee, —,
nn Aloute Video ; Aspasia,—, frosts Buenos Ayres; Aurora,
d.rren, from Boston; Lark, Miles, from Belfast; and Tra-
kr, from Liverpool.

About five o'clock yesterday morning, as the Sonth-
liton mail was coming along the temporary bridge
hich was erected after the blowing up of Crooked-
liet-bridge by the late flood, one of the wheel-
.orses choaked, and thrust against the other, which
la the wheel of the coach against the side-rail ; the
',adman pulled up, and whilst the guard was in the
' of casing the horse's collar, the bridge gave way
hder the wheel, in consequence of the ground having
!a w.v!iel away beneath it, and precipitated the
into the water, but as the fall did not esceed
At feet, the horses were not dragged with it. Hap-
there were neither inside nor outside passengers,
LA the only injury sustained was by the coachman,
aho accompanied the coach into the water, and got
rr.ruplete ducking. The guard procured a post-
and four horses, and proceeded to town with
' rl.ail-bay,, as soon as they mild be got out of
• ..rater. The coachman arrived in town by eleven'
• ••cek, with the coadi and horses.
i,tuan No-r.--.lohn Clement and Joseph Clement
' • examined a few days ago, at the New Bailey,
Lachester, on a charge of uttering a forged one-
Bank of Englat.d Note. Their final commit-
,, however, suspended, till the intentions of
. could be ascertained with respect to them.
k Directors have wrote to the clerk of the
that they had been at a very heavy.
n sending gold coin to supply that part of
low, and that persons who would now take
note's could not be protected iry the Batik ;
would send down an Inspector to prove the
on tic tti:d."—ln consequence of the
to prose UM, the men were discharged, ,

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lit ELA'N'D.

DUBLIN, JANUARY 6.
The LORD MAYOR, who, Within a few day., has
renounced Orangeism, the Aldermen, Sheriffs, and
Commons, attended by the City Regalia, will go up
to-morrow with an Address to his:Exczt.Lescy, on
his being appointed Chief Governor of 'rebind.
On Tuesday the LORD LIEUTENANT will hold his
first Public Levee; and on Wednesday he will honour
the LORD MAYOR with his company to dinner at the
Mansion House.
It has been reported yesterday, that the Earl of
DONOUGDMORE succeeds the Earl O'NEIL, as Post-
master• General.
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