Star.
London, England, 1824-11-16 00:00:00

11'A DAL I NITUIGENCE.

guntin se'nnight, the brig Martin, Pontos, arrived in Limerick,
With timber ; she left 11Iiramichi in late as the 2241 of October, at
which time one hundred and fifty vessels were lading for Scotland,
England, and Ireland. The brig Sally, for Dublin, and the James
and Dispatch, for Lim-rick, were expected to clear out on the Ist
instant. Upwards of three huildred emigrant,: arrived at M.ra-
michi this season. Several of the late comity at Limerick Rock ites,
who eloped from that country, are engaged in habits or industry.
Lieut-Poreax, of the Royal Marines, and Adjutant of the Ports-
mouth Division, is promoted to the rank of Captain in that corps;
Lieut. Wii.t.as is appointed to the vacant Adjutancy.
Acting Lieut. Comics, of the ARCM, has been confirmed in his
appointment to that sloop.
Lieut. J. W. Parrctraon is appointed Agent on board the William
Harris transport, at Deptford, to take out a company of the Royal
Artillery to Jamaica.
Lieut. Gamma GRAIN is appointed Agent on hoard the Duchess
of York transport, bound to Barbadoes with detacliments for dif-
ferent regiments, and is to take out his Excellency Sir lIESRV
WARD, the Governor of that island, and family. The Duchess at
York is also to convey his Excellency to visit all the windward
islands in the West Indies, and then land him at the former
and return to England.
Last week, six young Gentlemen were found qualified to b.
Lieutenants, on examination at the Royal NavalCollege,l'ortsmouth.
Arrotxrurwrs.—Litut. George Mime, of the Herald, is ap-
pointed to the Wellesley, having exchanged with Lieut. J. I). Ro-
binson ; Mr. George Sanderson, carpenter, is appointed to the Nie-
men, Mr. J. Jervice, her former carpenter. being removed to the
Ordinary. Mr. rt. Burridge. late Acting LiVilteßAitt of the Poletoo,
has been promoted to the rank of Lieutenant in the Navy. Lieut.
Mainwaring, has again been appointed First Lieut. of the Ganges.
The Ilarmony, lluowx, from (lull to Nlemel, upset at sea, the
4th inst.—crew saved.

The Mast India Company's ship Duchess of Athol, arrived, all
well, at Cticutta, on the 17th May.
Fat.stouvtr, Nov. 14.—Wind W.—Arrived the Palm, —, from
Malaga in 15 drys, for Jersey. Sailed on the 12th inst. the Swal-
low packet, for Jamaica ; and the Dolt:. of York packet, for the
Brazils ; also to-day, the Stammer packet, for Lisbon ; and the Lucy
Ann; Dauststown, for Havre.
POIMMOIITH, NOV. 15 —Wind X. W.— Arrived the Aurora Fre-
derica, Aunt:, front London for Tatra,jinta ; and Osiri., Mamma,
from Newcastle for Bourdeat.x.

Dirar., Nov. 11—Wind W. by \.—Arrived and remains, the
Cosmopolite, SIERRT, from Cephalonia. Arrived from London and
remain, with the rest of the outward h-tind, the Alelville Watson,
I'v RDY ; and Jane Catherine., 5N7.1.1, for Jamaica ; Acasta, CI.. es;
and Hector, for Afi ica ; and Aurora, liciteso, for Gibraltar.
StrstavEss, Nov. 15.—Arrived the Sir Charles Forbes, to take
convicts to New South Wales.

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Hastaimon, Nov. 4.—The storm which we experienced here yes-
terday, after a contixuauce of violent N. W. winds for several days,
was accompanied with a flood, such as we have not had for these
fifteen years, and laid all the lower part of the city under watef.—
'l'he antage done to the shipping in the river was very great. Near
the dolt, a ship is sunk; of which only the masts are now above
water, another is stranded near Gluckstadt, and it is not likely to
be got off again. The Dutch ship Henriette, Captain ABRAMS,
bound to Amsterdam, went to pieces off Cuxhaven, and it is feared
that both the crew, and the family which was on board, perished.
We are not yet acquainted with the fate of the twenty-three ships
which sailed from Cuxhaven the day before.
Nov s.—The liorsenhalle List of this date, gives the names of
thirteen Mips which sailed from Cuxhaven on the 2d, and had put
back to that port.
A letter from Tonningen, of the 4th, gives the names of thirty ves-
sels that had arrived there more or less damaged, on the 3d and
4th of November, and mentions several others that are supposed to
be totally lost. Six or seven others had arrived, at Gusthafen.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, NOV. 15.
SNIPS ENTERED INWARDS ---,The Enigheit, from Husum ;
Per-
severance. from Hull; Percy, from Quebec; Express, from Gi-
braltar; Erato, from Petersburgh ; Trois Amis, from Antwerp;
Success, and Irlin, from Zante ; and Smyrna, from Smyrna.
ENTERED OUTWARDS—The Scotland, for Valparaiso; Active, for
Dunkirk • Caroline, for Demerara; Lavinia fur the Cape of Good
Hope : Thistle, for Rotterdam; and Allies, Ilavannah.
CLEARING OUTWARDS—The Esther, for St. Michael's; London,
St. Ann's, Prince George, and Lady Arabella, for Jamaica ; Cale-
donia, for Hamburgli ; Johannes, for Rotterdam; Flying Fish, for
Ostend; and Cecrops, for Trinidad.