Star.
London, England, 1824-02-10 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mr. CstAnt.rs T.tsTon is appointed Surgeon of the PHAETON, and
Mr. TitomAs -.1/11.1.EK to 1).• Surgeon of the 131.asette.
The Pii.avroN frigate, Captain STOKE, is preparing for the recep-
tion of C 1111 l tni,,ioner Lr.wis and family, who proceed in her to
Malta. She is expected to sail from Portsmouth in the course of
this week.

We are sorry to say, the brig Sylvia, of London, stranded on the
shoals of Rio Grande, and the whole or greater part of the cargo
is lost ; the crew were saved. The loss of this vessel is a serious
disappointment to our merchants and to individuals not in trade,
as she had (from being a regular trader), more or less for almost
every individual of this community. The Elizabeth may be ex-
pected daily.—lloyal Gold Guest Ga:lette, Nov. 9.9.
hlis Majesty's ship Cirarsiz, Captain PERCY GRACE, anchored at
Spithead on Saturday last, direct from the Western Coast of
Africa; she left, Sierra Leone oa the 127th of October, and Cape
Coast on the 14th of December. The Cravats experienced the
very worst description of weather from her entering into the lati-
tude of the Western Islands—a constant succession of gales, with
heavy rain. On the 51st of last month, in about latitude 45.50. N.
and longitude 44. W. it blew extremely hard from the S.W. with
a high sea. The wind shifted suddenly to the N. W. blowing with
much additional violence, equal to what proved so fatal to the
Ville-de-Paris, Centaur, and other ships on their return to Eng-
land, after Sir G. B. Roo/ice's action in the West Indies, and the
result was very near being as fatal to the CYRENR, as all hope of
saving the ship had nearly fled for the space of four or live minutes,
and it was only by the judgment and coolne:s, and the activity and
exertion displayed by all on board, in throuing her guns overboard,
and clearing her deck from the quantity of water which she had
shipped from several seas, that the ship was saved from foundering.
FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY B.—Wind S.V.—No arrivals or callings.
The outward-bound vessels remain as before.
PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY B.—Wind S.W.—No arrivals or sailings.
Remain the outward-bound as before.
PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 9.—Wind S.W.—No arrivals or sailings.
The outward-bound remain as by last letter.
DLit., FEBRUARY 9. —Wind W.N.W.— Came down from the
River and remain, with the outward-bound as before, the Lavinia,'
Monarsos, for Faro ; Bee, WISHART, for Constantinople ; Nep-
tune. WALDER, for New Orleans; Sir Joseph Banks, BLAKE, for
Jamaica; Dart, DOUGLAS, for Sierra Leone; and Mary, Il•CLuaa,
for Jamaica.
Lorzaroor., FEBRUARY B.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Mexican,
CnatsTurnaallox, from Ilavannah 5 Alfred, GORDON, from Charles-
ton ; and Dickens, PROCTOR, from Bilboa.
WavbtOUTII, Fits ROA ay 9.—Wind S.I.V. —Olf the port, the Voyager,
RICHARDSON, from the Cape of Good Hope.
GRAVESEND, FEBRUARY 9.—Arrived the Kingston, Leone, from
Demerara ; and Henry Wellesley, —, from the South Seas. Sailed
the St. Mary's, BurzoN, fir Jamaica; Syrnmetty, DAVISON, for
Demerara ; and Britannia, Hone, fur Lisbon.
STANGATE CREEK, FESnuAItY 9.—Arrived the Ssiltan YEOMAN,
from Smyrna; Simpson, —, from Odessa ; and Ariadne, Pirr,
from Ithaca.