Star.
London, England, 1822-10-22 00:00:00

NAVAL I.V FELLIGENCE.

The William Dawson, BAMDZR, front Demerara for Liver.
pool,
was struck by lightning, and put Lou Martinique to te-
p..ir her topmasts. sails, &c.
The Retrieve, Tuaxocx, from Liverpool, got on shore near
Maranium, was condemned and sold. Cargo and crew saved.
The East India Company's ships Gruen! Harris and 3larquis
Camden arrived at Prince of Wales's Island, hum China, on
the inch of March.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 20.—Wind S. S.W.—Arrived the Swift,
I'Vra a, from St. Michaels ; Jean, Censivor, for klessa ; Oporto
*Packet, CHARLTON, for Pernambuco; Standard, larmountivos,
fog Jamaica • and Woodpark, Moose, for Dominica, all froin
London; and Helen, WILSON, from Newcastk for Lisbon.
Peratorrn, Ocr. 20. Wind &W.—Arrived the Martha,
30ot:sox, from Newcastle fur Jamaica; and Maurice, Duval.,
from Jersey for Gibraltar. •
Poirrsmoc to, Ocr. 21.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the llindestan,
Wteatatreot, from Madras, and sailed again for London ; his
blajesti's ship SHASHICCC, from a eruisr ; Trafalgar, neonate ;
and Mary, YOUNG, front the Downs.
DRA L, OC To 21.—Arrived this morning and sailed for the
River, the Jutoima, Warr, from Penang and the Cape of Good
C--pe.—Cante down from the River, the Riga, Fortstea, for
Tobago and Jamaica, and remain,vrith the Marquis of Anglesey,
'West India Packet, ar.d John Rockford.
Prxzeace, (kr. 19.--Arrived the brig Active, of Falmouth,
Captain Caaws; and sloop Princess of Wales, of Ilfracombe,
from Wales; also, the schooner Fame, of Penzance, Captain
Btaxsa, from London, with sundries, for this port; brig John
rd Grace, of Plymouth, Captain Blown, with oats, fa orn Wa-
terford for Southampton ; sloop Friends' Endeavour, of Fowey,
Captain Lova, from Ireland ; sloop Mariner, of Finvey, Captain
Rases, from Charlestown, with copper ore, for Wales; brig
William and Nary, of Exeter, Captain Disc, from Exeter to
Seville ; brig !onus and Nincy, of Plymouth, Captain Kind ;
ketch Jane, of Ulverstone. Captain Moss, from Shoreham to
Liverpool, with flints; brig Neptune. of Exeter, Captain Bases-
nem., front Walus: off tha Land's End, Captain B.'s son was
knocked ovarboard by the boom, and drowned in the sight of
his father. Also arrived the French sloop Its lkux Cousins, of
Ilrest, Captain FLA LONGER, from Breat, bound to Bury for coals ;
brig Eliza, of Pwlhelly, Captain WILLIAMS, from Bangor, with
slate, for London, very leaky, and in almost a sinking state; brig
Howe, of Penzance, Captain ASKEW, bound to Dram, in Nor-
way—put back yesterday morning, and sailed again last night.—
Wind W.S. W. and &W. blowing almost a hurricane.—The
Vikbard Fishery has recommenced at St. lye's and in this hay.
On Thursday night and Let night the drift boats here have
landed upwards of 700 hhds. of exceedingly fine pilchards; and
there are now two Beans in water, supposed to have enclosed se-
veral hundred: of hogsheads. At St. lye's there are three wan*
in water, ar.d it is repotted that they have enclosed about three
thousand hogsheads.
EDDi I:C II OCT. 1 3.—Wednesday the smack Eagle, Too, ar-
rived at Leh, having or. board a beautiful buffalo, from Lon-
don, which had been landed there from India. wing to the
boisterous state of the weather on the passage to Leith, it is
supposed the animal had caught toad, by which he died before
the arrie al of the vessel. The brig Renown, WATT, from Que-
bec, which :arrived at Leith on the 13th instant, has brought two
beavers, directed for the College; but it is to he regretted that,
previous to the arrival of the vessel, one of them died. The
ether is in good health, and has been forwarded to its destina-
tion. This, we believe, is the first importation of beavers into
this country.
Cenou- I lot: OCT. 21.—Ships Entered Inwards: The Pilot,
front PilLu ; Sally, from Memel ; Pbeebus, from Gottenburgh ;
Wilson, from Antwerp ; Vestal, from Nerva ; Heron, from
Memel; Cornwall, from St. Petersburgh ; Helene, from Stettin;
Hope, from Riga • Lady Popham, front Jamaica; Prince of
Wales, from Honidnras Bay; L'Er:perance, from Caen; Reso-
lution, from Yarmouth; and Sea Nymph, front alemel.—En-
wed Outwards: The Lord Nelson, for St. Michael's; Prince
of Orange, for Rotterdam; Minable Eliza, for Havre; his, for
Belfast ; Prince Saxe Coburg, for Rotterdam ; Amy, for Genoa ;
and, Harrier, for Hambut gh.—Cleared Outwards: Tne George,
for Rotterdam • Isabella, for Antwerp; Jaime, for Dublin; Lark,
fur Ostend; and Euterprips, for Jamaica.

Captain FRANKLYN arrived in town yesterday from
his journey to the Copper Mine River, in the Arctic
Regions, and had along interview at Earl BATHURST'S
Office. The intrepid traveller, considering all the suf-
ferings and privations he has undergone, appears in
tolerable good health.
DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT HIGHGATE ARCHWAY.—
Vox some time past vast numbers of workmen have
been employed in erecting 39 almshouses near the
Archway at Highgate, for the aged poor belonging
to the Mercers' Company, and in order to complete
the buildings, it was found expedient to remove an
Immense pile of earth that was dug from the road at
tie time the Archway was forming, and which has
remained ever since standing on the side of the road.
I-'or some days the navigators have been at work in
conveying it away and shooting it in another part of
the road. On Saturday morning last, whilst some of
the excavators were waiting.for their turn to have
their wheelbarrows filled by others a ho were digging
af. the bottom of the vast pile, the upper part fell in
with a tremendous crash, and five of the navigator.
were buried under it. The groans of the sufferers
a-ere distinctly heard by the other workmen, who,
'With surprising alacrity, set to work, and after digs,
ging some time, succeeded in extricating tour of the
sufferers alive. The fifth; an aged navigator, who
acted as foreman, and who had been employed in the
excavations at the Archway and the Regeat's Canal,
..was found almost crushed to atoms, yet still alive.—
file unfortunate old man was taken on a shutter to
the Archway Tavern, where he received every surgi
cal aid that could be obtained, but be died soon after
*am the injuries he sustained.

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BETTING ATVATTERSALL'S, OCT. aut •
CLAIM MAZZA
3to 1 apt Hoeft I 4to 1 apt any other

• ]3 to lon the Field--Brother to Moses the favourite.

oats. '
Bto apt sister to Sailor I9to I apt sister to Sultan

DONCASTER ST. LEGER.
10 SO 1 agst Sherwood (tak.) Ilsto 1 agst any other
CAPE OF GOOD DOPE RACES.

The following is a list of horses that ran on the Race Course,
at the Autumn Races:—The colt named Albion, the property
of his Excellency the Governor, which he took from England,
started against Mr. Enwaans's brown colt Emigrant, bred In
the Colony, by an English stallion, four years old. Emigrant
won the race easily • on which a considerable stun of money
was lost by bets. The race was for 2,000 rix dollars.