Star.
London, England, 1814-12-26 00:00:00

NAVAL INI'ALLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH. DECFMBER 23.
Yesterday strong gales at S.S.E. to S.W. to-day
moderate weather.—Arrived yesterday his Majesty's
ship HOPE 'with several vessels from Portsmouth, to
join the SWIFTSURE and Atlases. Arrived to-clay the
Governor Milan, Wit.sos, from Plymouth, for •10
maica. Passed.down Channel twelve sail,.onder con-
voy of two men of war. At daylight yesterday
morning a brig was diSlM'ered at anchor betv.cen
Pendennis Castle and Helford Hactrmr, apparently
riding hard, wind blowing a streng gale at
At eleven a. m. the brig made a signal of distress,
when the Pilots for St. Mawes %vent off, to tk out the
crew, and brought them safe on shore. She proved
to be the Neptune, FELD'S, film London for Liver-
pool, in billag. At three 15.. E. the Captain return.
ed to the ship, taking with him some people from the
shore, and succeeded in weighing the anchor and
bringing hair safe toSt. Mawes.---Wind E.S.E.

_ PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER 24.. •
Anivid the Acnatas sloop of war, from a cru3zes
Patinas s and Attu° frigates, from the Downs.
Sailed the MEANDER frigate, and the AMARANTH*
and BXRUUDA sloops of war, with the fleet bound to
Spain, Portugal, and the Medkertauean ; and the
FOXHOUND sloop of war, with the ships bound to ports
in the Bay. Arrived several ships from the North,
and a few from France. Sailed several vessels to join
the limns frigate at Falmouth, hotind to Africa.

HARWICH, DECEM3kIt 24.
Arrived the Beadfoy packLt, w.th a mail from
Cuxhaven ; also arrived several ships from Harlin-.
gen, &c. some with wheat, others with butter and
chase; and two or three ships with timber, from the
North. All the deals, &c. on deck have been washed
overboard. Some ships have lust anchors and cables,
and others have split sails.—Wind E.

We have already stated the certain loss of the Bei.
tish Queen, and with it the whole of her crew and
passengers, consisting of fifteen persons. Among
these, it is ascertained, besides the C iptaiii (:,ashen r)
and his crew, were his son, two seas of the iwn:r
(Mrs. Laming), Mr. Jell, Coach maker Of Margate,
two of his workmen, and a young Min a native of
that place, who accompanied him to 0-it nd, on a
visit of curiosity. Mr. Jell had gone to ()Vend with
a carriage, which he had made for an officer of the
Medical Staff at Brussels, and was on his return with
two other carriages. He was seen to go i n board
the British Queen some few hours 13..t0re she sailed.
A dispute hats taken place between th.f East-India
Company, and the crews of five or six outward-I»und
Indiamen now loading in the River, in conseynon< e
of which, the latter, have to a man, left the snips
and come ashore. It appears that the Company in
time of war, have been in the habit of giving at
bounty of five pounds to every seaman ;before sailing
from Gravesend: on the present occasi, n this 4flow_
ante has been stopped. The seamen in the first pl ice
maintain that they were not informed of this resolu.
Lion of the Company before embiirk n 1 at Bhick ;
arid secondly, that guoad an India vuyaze, we Are
still at war, nay that the trouble of ,;efending the
Company's property against an American frig ite is
likely to be much greater than that which the attack
of a Frenchman ever occasioned. Here the matter
rests for the present : yesterday the last of the refrac-
tory crews came ashore at Gravesend, and it is bu-
justice to the whole to state, that during the conti-
nuance of the dispute, nothing like a mutinous or in.
temperate expression escaped them against their i,tfi.
tees s they were in fact all picked men, and renial ka.
ble for their orderly conduct and decent habits : qua.
lities which cannot be too highly prized either afloat
or on shore.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, DECEMBER se.

Beef hOdto 6s 41 Veal 7 ud to as Od
Mutton S. Od to 6. P.rk of .0 74 8,•
Belau 1680—assep hod Lambs 6,74o—Calves 100—Plgs 240

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CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, DEC. te.
Our market was but mod rattly sui pisssl aV% Lk,' uis
morning (except Foreign, of whien description the arr.vai is very
considerable) and last Monday's prlcea luny suppor ed. Barry
is ss. per quarter cheaper, having had a say large •uppl) noat
Norfolk and Suffolk. Beaus and Oat► are is. per quarter .ewr•
In other articles there is no aketation.