Star.
London, England, 1823-12-27 00:00:00

'limy 12.—The Cireatsian still remains here, shifting her etrgc.

The East. India Company's undermentioned ships owed the '
Straits of Sunda, on their way to China, as follows; via.—Bom-
bay, on the 12th of July; Lowther Cattle, Ist of August; Warren-
Hastings, 19th ditto; Vant.itrart, 19th ditto.
Vice.Adimrai Sir Maar NEALE, G.C.B. has sailed from the
River Tagus; in the Revemor, Captain Sir CHARLES Bunatolll4 for
the Mediterranean—the Natal) frigate, Hon. Captain Sresces, has
also proceeded to the Mediterranean front the Tagus. The Smits'.
contrast frigate, Captain S. WARREN, C.B. is said, to be on her
way home.
.The KANGAROO surveying vessel, commanded by Mr. ANTHONY
Di Mortcs, arrived at Portsmouth on Wednesday, from the River,
and will sail in the course of a few days for Jamaica. Mr. Da
IMAY?ii being ordered to complete his nautical survey of the West
Indies.

• Captain Joan rninoer, who went nut in the Swnroza, eun-brig,
Lieutenant SCOTT, to join the BANN, on arriving at Cape Coast on
the 15th of October, was the sznibr Commander on the station, and
thereforetook eons:amid of the Own; Grits:now-ea, appointing Lieu-
tenant G.W. C. Comertilav, of the, Owen Geaunowita, Commander
of the BANK. The Cream, Captain Naar Grum who was the
senior Commander on the station previous to the arrival of Captain
FILMORI, had not been heard of since the death of Commodore Sir
'fl/OldAll MEND; 'but was supposed-to becruising off the-Canary
Islands. The following. appointments had also taken place in the
squadron :-..Nlessrs. A DUNCE` and W 1141114. of the Owes Gems-
DOWER, to be Lieutenants of the BANN. Mr. Gay, Captain's Clerk,
to be Purger of the Baez. Mr. HKNRT, frotn the OIPZII Gsetinowea,
to be Lieutenant of the Delves. Mr. Hem to be Acting Surgeon,
and Mr. EVANS, Acting Purser. Mr. Loin to be Purser of•the
Owen GereDowen, vice Baowx, invalided. Mr. Pam. bad been
promoted and appointed Lieutenant of thseCraine. Lieutenant
Panama Symms, late Acting Captain et the Owen Gemmowas;
Lieutenant- Jos's, late Petting Captains of •the BANN Lieutenant
flay, late of the Owns Geashowai, and Mr. BROVIIIi Purser, itwa.
tided; and• Lieutenant Rear, prohioted•from'Fargland, came pas-
sengers in the Joseph Green transport ; as did also several seamen
and marines, invalided from-the ssuatiron.
The ship Margaret Ann left Miramichi on the pat November
last, and oneThuriday, the 27th, at two s..n. discovered. the wreck
of the brig Trent, of London, off Btion island, in the Gulf at
St.' Lawrence. A boat was sent on board, and took from the
wreck the Captain, James T. SINCLAIR, and three men, the only
survivors of the crew. They bad, from the 22d of the samelnonth,
subsisted upon a dog only, and were in a most dtplorably frozen
state. Captain SINCLAIR complained bitterly against an inhuman
being, who held a responsible situation on board a brig' named
the Commerce, from Quebec, which vessel, on the 2.5 d had
passed the wreck, thin water-(egged, almost within hail, and might
have saved all on board. Poor Captain SINCLAIR. Inlet-ell io pain
till the 7th of December, when he departed this lire; and on the
Bth his body was committed to the deep.
Surrwitece.—A letter from Anenna et.tes, that an Eoglish brig,
the Isabella, commanded by Captain Mestestam Lavitaszen, front
Trieste, has been east by a violent storm nu the coast of Quarnero,
where it was wrecked. It had nine sailors on board, two of whom
were washed overboard from the stern, where they had taken
shelter, bnd perished. A third having fallen into the sea was de-
voured bra bsh of an-enormous •iee, a species of sea monger, called
the Creeihte,..which renders Itself very I.lrmitlable in the Adriatic,
and parricirlarly in the Gulf of Ancona. The rest had the good
fortune to escape l;y clinging to the mizen mast, Where they re-
mained forty-eight hours a grey tote meet torturing agony, having
no food but a few onions,' with which "they fortuaarely provided
themselves. A polacre of she Pope's, from Ancona, meeting the .
wreck, succeeded by the efforts of its sailors in saving these unfor-
tunate met. They were conveyed to Ancona, where they received
every assistance from the maritime 'authorities of that port. •
The Dopglai, Pores, from Newcastle to London, put into HoU
on the 22d inst. having struck on Sheringham SboaL •
The Isabella, Al'Arernua, parttd from both anchors and drove
OD shore on the lath just. at Lochintiale Islay.
. The Claudine, CIARTRIER, from Lima, arrived at Calcutta-On the
18th of-June:

The Jane, liossacc, from D:uter Ira to. Liverpool and ,BeVast, •
has been on shore oh Burbo, but got off with damage, and put. back
to Liverpool.
FA cstotrre; 'Dee. 25.—Wind S W.—Arrived the svtt.y caner,
qpptain Itunaensou, from London for Dublin; Neney, Cultism,
from Yarmouth for Genoa ; and Lady • Wellington puke* (row. -
)Jamaica—sailed the 11th November. . • .
PLYMOUTH, Dec. 25.—Wfud S.W.—Arrived the Dispatch, Soft-
tour?, from loston in five weeks; Ant, Buics; and Spring, We-
ill:lA, from New Yarmouth for Livetpool. •
• Poaseasoure, Dec. 26.—Wind S. W---No mink or MatUllB.7"
The outward-hound remain as before.
• Ships at Spitheid.—Camseinoa, Hussies, CLaseects, Carman,
kArraiorr, and KA SCIA ZOO. In Harbour...— QUirSJI Cnaacorre, A le•
11110 s, JUPITER, ?BATON, Twt,en, ltmkork, Murat, True, Pastansa,
"Gauss , Astacus, Seassowmiwa, Aasow, Svaaues, Crts-
Fin, and Puma. ••
De m, Dec. 26.—Wind S.W. by 'lt —Arrived and sailed for Ike
River, the Stockton, Gums, front St.l.lobtes,loievitiitinswick: At'
back, the Spartan Coexist!, for Havre. Arrived' and remains,tbe .
Claremont, Tocsos, from Hambutgh for Pilo-Janeiro. Several
vessels have come down front the River. this awning,. panto is h•
known. The outward bound remain all well.• . • • • • •
Ltriatucivis, 26.—Arrived the• Doris, Avectiasi, from New
Tarmontb for Naples, with loss of boats, and Mika:irks Stove. 1)a
kick, the Duckenfield, Wain.. far Jamaica. •
Noes's+ SHISLIN4 Dec. '45. A r rived the 31 L. Meaty; Teem Ys
tersburgb ; she lust bock anchor. and cables in 'Mincer Rdads •
the 'klastir reports that the I lyvrion, of Whitby, was loft ast tb
eosin of Sweden ; and Anderson; of Whitby, epsilon arflernhiol*
•HAIIVIIICIT, Stamfordbam, WAMOSI, JUMP LOW 7 -
dam, bas pm in here leaky, having keen on the Gunfire( Sand.-
'CUSTOM-HOUSE, DECEMBRit •
Snot Itarrearii bewail's—The Herald, from Se.Teiisabiersit •
Okarles,•from Palermo ; Leeds, from Memel; Sir MOW* Owls, •
from Calais; Arab,frons liotteedam; Sisters,PtotnicaVreel.;
'Jane Burn, from iditto • Three &whet 0, ftianslaisbno ; Chew-
'otte, fry- Oporto; Heoryl ' Lisbon; Utah% fyaso•-
`rliglit, - -••4 Seville;"'
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