Star.
London, England, 1822-11-12 00:00:00

Nill%lL INTELLIGENCE.

The Snsan, of Bristol, Guatosz, from Newport to Newfound-
land, put into Yiloghal on the 6th instant, after being within 50
leagues of her destination.
The Amphitrite, Mosomr, from the Havannah to London,
put into Charleston on the 9th ultimo, having on the 27th of
September, in lat. M. long. 78. during a hurricane from N. N. E.
to N.W. been thrown on her beam-ends, had her decks swept
cf everything except boats and anchors, stove in the rails, quar-
ter-boards, bulwarks, and companion. After being eight hours
in that situation, she righted, carrying away her mainmast.
The Scipion, C•STA, bound to Santander, put back to the Ha-
vanuah on the 2.3d•0f September, leaky.
The R.busto del Sal, M,sCßsao, from the Havannah to Rio
3aneiro, put into Charleston on the 9th ultimo, in distress, having
been on shore on Largo Key, and thrown part of her cargo
overboard.

The ilercules,-of and for Whitehaven, put back to Quebec on
ed ultimo, having been on shore and received damage.
'The .inn, BOWMAN, from Quebec to Dublin, ran on a rook
re:r Donaghadee, during a gale on the 6th instant, and it was
fared would be wrecked.

'The Dtlphina, of St. Petersburgh, is lost near Wyburg;
crew saved.

The Haabet, Gaszvc, from Newcastle to Bergen, was totally
10,t near the letter place, on the Bth or 9th ultimo ; crew saved.
His Majesty's ship Coawas has anived at Rio Janeiro, from
Bias.
Tile Princess of Wales (Davis' Straits ship) has arrived oil
Peterhead.

PCNZANCIC, Nov. 9.--Arrived the btiz Duporth, of St. Ives.
tir.rscsa.t, from Wales, with coals ; smack Friendship, of this.
pert, 13tast, with butter, &c. from Cork ; Lyme Packet, of
Lyme, Cssast, with butter, provisions. &c. from ditto; snuck
Secedy, St. Ives, WALL, with butter, feathers,&c. from ditto;
&op 'Alorwhelhatn, of Fowey, Doinoz, with timber, plank, and
sundries, from Fowey ; barge Four Brothers, Ries, with tint-
bcr, &c. from Plymouth; barge Polly, Msarni, with ditto,
ti lot Bode. Sailed a Beet of coasting vessels, ear both Channels.
I:ie wind was yesterday at N. and N. N.)!. with fine weather
aid a moderate breeze. Several vessels, of almost all descrip-
o passed this Bay, outward-bound. To-day the wind has
suddenly shifted to the southward, blowing strong, with rain.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 10.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Earl
lirgten, &meson, front London for Curasoa- Sailed the Indus
tea, laxly. for Seville; his Majesty's ship THRACIAN' Captain
R./ rats, for Jamaica ; Prince Regent packet, for thiM 'ter-
rincan. .Arriced off the port, the Caledonia, liar, from
Lon-
dan,for Oporto.
rtioirrn, Nov. 10.—Wind N. N.W.—No arrivals or sailings.
l'oarswoutti, Nov. 11.—Wind S.W.—Arrived from the
ihiens the Commercial packet, COLLINS, for the Canary Tslands;
Irmiam 31anning, SAIITH, for St. Kitt's; Colonist, Ssurtt for
Batbadoes ; New Frederick, BUNDELL, for. Cadiz ; Kitty, GOOD..
16 IN, for St. Übe's; Rolla, Evxtia, for the Mediterranean ; Bar-
bra, Suitt, for Bahia ; and St. Anne's, SOOHICR, for Jamaica.

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11-..11.. Nov. 11.—Wind SSE-Came down from the River
1,3 t night and sailed, the Smeaton Castle, Baows, for.llarbadoes.
1: main.- in the Downs the Sr.vaitz frigate.

The Duke of YORK and a large party of distin-
guished visitors are expected in a few days at Hough-
tr,n, Norfolk, on a visit to the Marquis and Marchio-
neis of CHOLMONDZLEY.

The Princess AUGUSTA arrived in town on Sunday
ni?lrt, from Bushy Park.
;fire Portuguese Ambassador, Lord tattEsrono,
and Mr. NEVMA NN, the Secretary to the Austrian
Embassy, transacted business at the Foreign.office
-esterday.
Tire Duke of Dervivessuar arrived on Saturday at Devonshire
11-oase, from his seat, Chatsworth, Derbyshire. His Grace is
trrcted to set off in a few days for Paris.
The Marquis of TIVIN rmo arrived on Sunday evening at his
fulitr's (the Duke of Poamarna's) house, St. James's-square,
nom the Duke of NG!tl't,LeS seat, Fornham, Suffolk.
The iarlof I lariatowav arrived in town yesterday.
The Earl and Countess of ALIMIARLE and Lady Maar Kap-
?Ft left the Duke of Nobtroxes seat, Fornham, Suffolk, on Fri-
they, for their seat.
The E.a 1 and Countess of LONSDALIC and family leave their
seat, Lowther, Westmorland, or Friday next, for Cottesmore,
liutlandshire.

Viscount 31Etsionaweleft town yesterday for Brighton.
The Countess of Essex had a select fashionable party yester.
day evening, at her house in Hill-street, Berkeley-square.
The Countess of Asovrtz and Lady Maser GORDON have left
town for their seat, Gadden Green, Sevenoaks, Kent.
Lord HERTLY has arrived at Warren's Hotel, Regent-street,
from Cambridge.
Lord and Lady DUNCANNON and family have arrived at their
house in Margaret-street, from the Isle of Wight.
Lord Sr. HELEN': arrived yesterday at his house in Grafton-
street, Bond-street, from the Earl of Essex's seat, Cashiobury
Park, Herts.
Lady BuLassxr has left town for Englefield Green, Berks.
Sir M. Loris, Bart. M.P. has left Arlington-street, for his
seat in Devonshire.
The Right Hon. Sir It. RUSSELL and family have arrived in
Wimpole-street, from the North.
CoIoneINIILLMAN has left his house in Berkeley-square for Sir
Charles Morgan, M.P.'s seat, Tredegar House, near Newport,
Monmouthshire.
'l'. fit. JONES, Esq. arrived yesterday at Blake's Hotel, ler-
:op-street, from his Excellency M. lea, at Exeter.
News, Esq. has left lenton's Hotel, St. James's-street,
for his seat in hots.
C. H. Trams, Esq. has arrived at his house in Hill-street
from his seat, Haswell' Somersetshire.
Mr. and the Misses lloxywoon have arrived at their house,
Charlts--treet, Berkeley-square, from their seat, Mark's Hall,
‘irs.TmNsirestri has left town for the Bishop of Winchester's,
J'aroinin Cason &JOEY.
Ar: 17, Is at tie Paheney Hotel, Piccadilly :—Capt. Osamu's,
from Paris; and Mrs. Puce, from Dover. Departures s—Mrs.
fitatsv and family; Mr. and Mrs. Diestrtsox, for Brighton;
and Chevalier Lsrawas, for Paris.
The Lerds Mercury, after inserting a list of gentle-
er.ru of the first rank and consequence, with Lord Mitvost at
their bead, who have Axed their names to the requisition to the
isberiff of Yorkshirr, " to call a meeting of the county of York,
to take into coi,.;deration the present state of the House of Com-
Awns, and the necessity of a reform thereof," says—" The re-
quisitiou will, loth& course of the next week, be seat into the
several districts of the county for signature ; not of course for
rl:at kind of popular signature which belongs to a petition, but
to obtain the names of a number of the freeholders in each dis-
trict of this widely-extended county; and we venture to predict,
that before the requisition is handed back to the Committee for
yeesentation, it will opihibit such a list of substantial freeholders,
r ot only in the upper, but also in the middle ranks of society, as
sou never before affixed to any similar document, either in this
:a any other county of England."