Star.
London, England, 1822-01-03 00:00:00

NAPA!. VTELLMENeII.

Woodparlt, from Berbioe, spoke, in lat. 36 31. lare.
the brig Nassau, for Bermuda, with loss of sails mg
rka, loving experienced very bad weather.
gouda harbour of Peterhead is full of wind-bound vessels;
bort end three brigs went in on Monday ; thp former
&sterna, after being driven out of Yarmouth Roads made
the lights of the Tenet, and- yaw tit•land near the Naze of Norway.
FALMOOIII, JAN. I.—Wind W.--Arrived the Martin, Hamm
Welts, from Dublin for Barbadoes, leaky ; and Awes, Bat.
osav, from Liverpool for Jamaica. On the Rath ult. the laittr
eirerieneed a dreadful gale, when they lost their bowsprit, fort-
and, dte. She bid been as far as lat. 15. •

Pcirisoutu, Jas. I.—Wind W.N.W..r.Put back the Georg
and Junes, Cotimmen, for Sirra Lea*, with damage.
the Peter and John, fassuas, foe St. Michael's.

Cowes, JAY. 2.—The Swallow, Jones, from Petersburgh,
drove across the bow of the Ridley, Rawer, where she remained
all the ebb tide. They have come into harbour, the latter wiot
lose of jib-boom, bowsprit sprung, and a cable damaged.
Poole, JAN. 2.—The Procris, TAGGART, from Cork, bas r•
aground at the moutleof the harbour, but will be got off again.
SoirrmAsarrow, Ja.x. 2.—The Hero, LANNAY, picked up 14
tubs of geneva in the Downs.
DAILTTAOITTN, Jrx. I.—Arrived the Ibis, SMITH, from TN:I
for Oporto, with loss of bowsprit and sails, foremast sprung, &c.
Lnraavoot., JAN. I.—. The HighSeld, for Dublin, is on shore
in Ramsay harbour. Arrived the Nestor, Mayer, from New
York, with loss of anchor and cable
RANINBATIL, JAN. 2.-13 e Maria, SCRIM?, from Liverpool fry
Antwerp, is so leaky that the cargo must be taken out to repir.
HARWICH, JAW. 2.—Arrived the Charlotte packet, with a
from Gnttenburgh. Six casks of foreign wine have been picked
up off the Galloper Sand, marked I).P.V. Nos. 34, 32, ir2, 1,
S 2, 29. The vessel passed by many more casks, but night coniing
on, could not pick them 49.

bin.sozo, Jax. I.—Arrsved the Helena, WRIGHT, front St.
Andrew's, New Brunswick, for Liverpool On the 10th of De.
ember lost both masts, bowsprit, standiog and running rigging,
sails, spars, boat, and everything off deck. On the 18th lost a
man ovet board; on the 21st the cook died from fatigue. Yester-
day fell in with the smack Mary, front Dublin, which took Lk:
in tow and brought her here.
YAKMOUSII, JAL 2.—Arrived the Don, JACKSON, from
to London, with damage.
Drat., JAX. 2.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived and sailed for :!.e
Rifts-, the Cambridge, Bsoww, from St. John's ; and FineraL%
Multawy, from Belfast. At rived and remair, the !Lift; r,,
from Shields for Cadiz, with loss of hoar and bulwarks; Alt,
dora, SPENCELET, from Newcastle for Cadiz ; Britan:tia, Asnr4.
sox' from Malaga for London ; and Neva, JACKSON, from I; yi
for Portsmouth. Came down from the River and remain, the
Dart, Vaez, for the Mediterranean ; and Fame, Tau:zee, f.):
Lisbon. Put back, the Iris, for Hayti ; Prince Leopold, I,A
'Charleston; Woodhurne, for Africa; Briton, for Jamaica;
vant, Star, and Pelican, for Dublin ; and several more. An an-
ehor, weighing 10ewt. 18Ibs. marked '4 Tavistock," No. 517,
has been picked up, and landed here.
Poarsasoevu, Jars. 2.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the fullow::•,,
outward-bound vessels from the Downs :—Wallace, F.nst an"
Independent, —, for St. Domingo; Caieslonia, for C.tdiz ;
Prince of Waterloo and Awes, for Trieste; Triton, for 'Althorn;
Edward, for St. Vincent's ; Rawlins, for St. Kitt's ; Edgar, Echo,
and Sir Joseph Banks, for Jamaica; Mk•lrose, for Grenada;
Agenor, for Constantinople ; Resolute, for Dublin ; Mellish, Er
Bengal ; and several more, names unknown. The F,ciipb,,,
HODGSON, from London, out four weeks, has put in here, havkg
run foul of a ship off Cape Ortugal: she has lost a boat, anchor,
sails, &c.

AxoTatrrina, Dec. 28.—Yesterday, his Majesty'; reverse
cruizer, ROYAL CHARLOTTE, appeared off this place, having tLe
deck, &c. of a large brig in tow, which she had picks d up re:.:
the island of May, but without any mark to discover the ve,..1
to which it had belonged. When the CHARLOTTE fell its with ;:
a great deal of wreck was floating about, which she was uualt'.2
to take charge of.
Azzanzetr, Dec. 29.—The Thistle, ALLAN, from Quebec to
Greenock, with grain, was driven to the northward of Lewis, 1,7
the late heavy gales, and got into Loch Laxford, about YO miles
to the westward of Cape Wrath, on the 19th inst. Sailed from
Quebec on the 24th ult. and experienced the nto't bobterois
weather; in consequence of which, lost part of her bulwark.,
stauncheons, Sm.
WASHINGTON, Dec. I.—Official letter from Commodore Sas-
cunt, Commanding Naval Officer at Norfolk, to the Secretary
of the Navy :—" I have the satisfaction to inform you, th..t the
piratical schooner Moscow, prize to the United States sh!p
Hornet, has this moment anchored in this harbour, after t
passage of 9.8 days. I herewith forward you Captain lIENUn's
dispatch. Fourteen of the nineteen composing the crew of the
Moscow are retained on board the Hornet, the remaining nve
are with the schooner."
PHILADZLPHIA, DEC. I.—Captain Lamm(' of the brig Belvi-
dere arrived hence at Cape Haytien, in lat. 25. long. 70. slif-
coy:red a wreck, bore down to her, and found it to be the Bri-
tish schooner —, from Digby, (N. S.) bound to the West Indies
with a full cargo, and had been capsized in a heavy gale, whey
ten days out, and lost the Mate and two seamen overboard.—
Captain LAMSON took from the wreck the Captain and three
men, and landed them on the North Caicos.
Ccsrow-Horsz, JAN. 2.—Ships Entered Inwards : The rtri-
tannia, from Hamburgh; Tiber, from ditto ; William and NI ,rv,
front ditto; Bradford, from Hull; Friends, from Gottenbin ;
Rachel, from Riga; Hunter, front Hamburgh; Aurora, from
New York; Robert and Sarah, from Hamburgh; Saxony, front
ditto ; George, from St. Petersburgh ; Mantle, from ditto ; Sa-
rah, from ditto; Earl of Selkirk, from Valencia; Union, from
St. Petersburgh; Friends, front ditto; Atlantic, from Hart-
burgh ; and Salto, from ditto.—Cleared Outwards : The Wil-
helmina, for Antwerp; Thalia, for Jamaica ; Rock, for Neva;
and Susannah, for Dublin.
TRADE IN WEST INDIA SUGAR.
Custom-House, London, Dec. 11, 16121.
Gmerunnts--Haviog had under consideration the present ave-
rage Tares allowed on Sugar imported, and caused esperini..r::
to be made by our principal Surveyors at the West India Doclv,
in conjunction with a Committee of the West India Merchant,,
with a view to ascertain the correctness of the existing Table if
average Tares established in 1805, and to make such alterations
therein as might be considered just and equitable to the Crow .t
and the Importers; raid the following Table having been sub-
mitted to us as the result of these experiments, viz. for
cwt. cwt. cwt. cwt.
Rh& Bto 12 12 to 15 15 to 17 17 and-up.
cwt. q. lb. cwt. q. lb. cwt. q. lb. cwt. q. lb.
1.0 7 1 1 12 1 2 0 1 21*