Star.
London, England, 1822-11-04 00:00:00

NAVAL IN7EI4IGIINCL

The Scheen, Wituatesotr, from Sateen to the Mediterranekn,'l
*Us driven ;it shore near Kirkwall oh the 25th Ultimo, and it
Ins feared would be wrecked.
The Macedon, JONIC3. from Liverpool to Bristol. Was driven
et shore on Friday night, near Beaumaris, and would be obliged
to discharge.
Fatmoutir, Nov. 2.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the William
and Thomas, SMITH, from Portsmouth for St. Michael's. Put
back, the Helen, %tux, for Lisbon. Arrived the-Stately,
rIICAA, for Jamaica; and New Phcenix, for Trinidad. Put
back, the Woodford, Cuaratax, for Madras and Bengal; and
the Fortitude, Host, for Lisbon.
Sotrowout, ()cr. 27.—For some time great fears have been ,
entertained for the Sophia, which previous to the gale of the
;Mt in.tant sailed from Sunderland for this place. Yesterday
a boat hoarded a brig front Boston to London, the muter of
which reported, that a few days before he passed at sea a part
of the wreck of a galliot marked " Sophia, of South—" but was
not able to discover more of the word; and from the description
given, not a doubt exists but it was the vessel alluded to, the
crew of which perished off Boston, in the gale of the 13th inst.
Prmrssce, 28.—Arrived the Francis sloop le Nestor, of
Cherham:, Lebos, from Swansea, with a cargo of coals, bound
, St. Maio.
rotta 29.—Arrived the brig Prince Royal, of London,
Jostira Cieves, from Portsmouth, to take on board a cargo of
pilchards for the Mediterranean; the smack Jane, of Shoreham,
!testis, from Shoreham, hound to Dungarvon, Ireland ; the
smack Good Intent, of Penzance, OATS. from Plymouth, with
a cargo of sundries for this port. Sailed the French sloop le
Nestor, of Cherbourg, Limos, for France.
PIA-moo/it, Nov. 2.--• Wind S.W.—Arrived the Matilda, from
London for New Orleans; Woodpark, Mooaa, front ditto for
Dominica. Last night it blew a trlettsendous gale from the south-
west, when several vessels, performing quarantine slipped their
cables, and ran into Catwater.
POKTAMOUTH, Nov. s.—Wind W.—Arrived the Freden, from
tomion for Alicant ; Lurch, from ditto fur Malta; Palmyra,
from ditto for St. Domingo; and Zephyr, Ross, from Sunder-
land for Jamaica. Sailed the dustatia, JASTEAMMI, for Norway.l
Drat, Nov. 9..—Wind S.W.—Arrived and Jailed for the
River, the Frances, BROWS, from the South Seas. Arrived and
remain, the Juliana, front Shields; Industry, GNEGiON, from
Southampton ; and James, BILL, from ditto. Came down from
tile River, the Neva, Fanovita Kann, for Jamaica; the Valiant,
OVARY, for Madeira; Percival, LTVINCSTOXE, for Grenada; the
Blucher, WARN for Cadiz ; Archimedes, PLATT, for Gibraltar,
and remain with the outward-bound, as per last. Put back this
afternoon, the I.7,iderwood, fur Madeira.
Half-past Six.—The Eliza, Wean, for Madras, is now turn-
ing through the Gulls.
Nov. 3.—Wind S.W.—Came down from the River, the Re-
galia, FORSTER, for Jamaica ; Ocean, Witirrt,t, for Honduras ;
Orwell, BRYANT, for St. Vincent's ; Ocean, Baowx, for Grand
Canaries; and the Ruby, C.owatua, fur Mogadore, and remain in
the I)uwus with the rest of the outward-bound. Arrived and
tailed for the River, the Barossa, Hurcuteson, from Bengal.
Centtat-House, Nov. 2.—Ships Entered Towards :—The Es-
rune,. from Ghent; Emulous, from St. Peteraburgh ; Roo-
Chester, from Cadiz ; Nelly, from Trieste ; William and John,
front Haniburgh; Doris, from Archangel; Susanoah, from Am-
sterdam ; and Eliza, from St. Petersburgh.—Cleared Outwards:
The Good Intent, for Naples; Ann, for Jamaica; Active, for
St. Vincent's; Sir Charles M'Carthy, for Sierra Leone; Wil-
liam Harris, for Jamaica; Harmony, for Rio Janeiro; Nassau,
for St. Michael's ; Oscar, for Tobago; Williatn and Mary, for
Calais; Four Brothers, for Jamaica; Princess of Wales, for
Rotterdam ; Earl Bathurst, for ditto; Regent, for Rotten ;
Sprightly, for Rotterdam ; and Thalia, for Jamaica.

Friday morning the VALOROUS, 26 guns, Captain
3ANIES MURRAY, arrived at Portsmouth, from St.
John's, NewfoundLmd, in fourteen days, bringing
Vice-Admiral Sir CHARLES HAMILTON, Bart. Go-
ernor Of that ',land, Lady HAMILTON, and family.
Sir CHARLES having resided at the seat of his Go-
vernment four years, has returned to England on six
months' leave of absence. We are happy to hear
that the fisheries have been more successful this, than
during the last twenty years. In the early part of
the season the catch of seals was very great, and in
the latter part a great quantity of fish was taken.—
The advantages of this profitable employ will be ex-
perienced airoughout the winter. All the ships of
war employed on the station are to return home for
the winter, except the GRASSHOPPER, 18, Captain
BUCHAN, viz.—the RANGER, 20, Captain P. FISHER;
PANDORA, 18, Captain LIUNN; PELTER, Lieutenant
Curtße ; and the CLINKER, Lieutenant EAGER. The
PELTER and CLINKER sailed with the VALOROUS;
the PANDORA is to call at Cadiz; the RANGER was
appointed to leave St. John's on the 25th.
Letters from the Cape of Good Hope, dated the
2d of August, state that the weather had set in fine,
but the emigrants in the various localities were suf-
fering severely from scarcity. The ANDROMACIIE
(2ommodore NOWISE), LEVEN', HERON, and BARA,
COUTA, were in Symon's Bay. The ship Royal
George, which was driven on shore in the recent
gales, had been got off, not much damaged. The
u!ii, 49th, and 55th Regiments, stationed in the
Colony, were healthy.
Ws Majesty's ship MORGIANA arrived at Bahia
on the 23d July, from Sierra Leone, and sailed for
tl:e West Indies the 13th August. The BLossosr, 26,
was at Bahia 30th July t the PHEASANT, 18, at Per-
nambuco 13th August, and sailed for liaaranharn on
the 16th. The HYPERION frigate, Capt. LILLICRAP,
arrived at Barbadoes on the 12th September, from
the Cape of Good Hope. The Rose and ARTIN
arrived at Smyrna the 17th September.
Extract of a letter dated Port-au-Prince, Sept.l2 :
"Everything here is now quiet, and the trial of raising
a new revolution in the country, by working on the
:minds of the populace, instead of diminishing, has'
added to the strength of the Government, by proving
the affection of the people for the Chief Magistrate."
The eastern coast of Kent is thronged with French
fishing vessels in pursuit of herrings ; several of
which have been very successful, upwards of 50 sail
having passed through the Downs on Thursday af-
ternoon, bound home with fish.
THE K EEL SlEN.—Another week (the fifth is entered
ilto since the stoppage) has elapsed, and still the
keelnien continue refractory. The prompt and ener-
getic measures adopted by the Mayor of Newcastle
fltonEnT BELL, Esq.) last week, were decisive of the
tailors stick in a very short time. Upwards of 30 of
these turbulent men were apprehended upon the
water, lodged all night in the King's cutter at Shields,
:Zed the next day (Friday) conveyed to the old castle
in Newcastle, under a strong military escort. On the
following morning four of the ringleaders were corn-
spitted to the jail for trial, eleven others were suffered
to go at large upon miming into recognizance for
their appearance at this &piens, and the remainder,
no evidence sufficientl7 criminating them, were dis-
charged. This has had the effect of deterring the
tars from all further insubordination. It would be
agreeable to have to report the same of die keelmen ;
bu the fact, unfortunately, is otherwise. They were
very tumultuous above bridge on Monday Bast ; not
only keels but other craft were interrupted in their
Prcgress down the water. And on Wednesday, we
understand, these aggressions Wert repeate-l.
Mt 1311ANDLING'S excellent Regiment still coatinuss
to Chrogicie. •