Star.
London, England, 1822-01-10 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following dreadful losses were posted at Lloyd's this
morning :

The Belle (late Chambers), from Liverpool to Genoa and
Leghorn; General Lincoln, Mixisft, from Boston; Two Brothers,
%arson ; and Redilgheden, Atinsesms, from Lisbon; also a
number of Sardinian, Neapolitan, and Spanish vessels, were
wrecked at Genoa, during a violent gale, on the night of the
24th ultimo. Twenty-eight Sardinian and Spanish vessels were
wrecked at the same time between Nice and Cape Noll.
The Sarah, Lamm?, from Mahon, in ballast, was driven on
shore, but expected to be got off.

The Jane Elizabeth, Locca, from Norway, was wrecked;
and every vessel in port was considerably damaged.
The Sarah, DUNCAN, of Leith, with sns, was wrecked in
Seine Bay.
The Gertrude, Lozcanmz, from Rio Janeiro; the Ihrmony,
Matra, from Mahon; and Minstrel, LINICLATER. from Naples,
all in ballast, were totally wrecked at Tarragona, during a vio-
lent gale on the 24th and 25th ult. Crew saved.

The DLA NA frigate, of 46 guns, was launched on Tuesday last
from the Dock-yard at Chatham. She is one of the handsomest
frigates in the Royal Navy.
The schooner Packet, from Portsmouth for New Orleans,
was plundered by eight pirates from a schooner off Havannah,
on the 7th October. The Officers and crew were treated in the
usual savage manner by these buccaneers, and plundered of all
their money, and everything they could lay their hands upon.
It is supposed that the Fly, of Lynn, was lost near Aletnouth
during the gale on the 28th ult. and that the crew are drowned.
The Highland Lad, bound to Barbadoes, which was on shore
at Cowes, got off on Sunday night without damage, and pro-
ceeded on her voyage.
The Desire, from Bourdeaux to Bristol, was stranded on the
pier at Blaye, about the 7th ultimo, but has been got Mr after
discharging the cargo, in a damaged state, and would proceed
after being repaired.
The Sea Lark was wrecked, in coming out of Jersey, on the
Ist instant, and has been sold.

The Regard, of Bridlington, in going out of Ramsgate on Sa-
turday. ran foul of the East Pier, broke her bowsprit, and re-
ceived other damage; also the Pursuit, of and for Milford, from
London, received damage in going out on Sunday.
FA 1.14007119 JAN. B.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the Horatio,
Wucs, from New South Shetland for London; Comet, BAILES,
from London for Naples, with loss of anchor and cable, in the
Downs, on the sth instant; Mary Anti, Baowx, from Dublin
for London, with loss of stern-boat ; Flaaley, PRYNN, from
ford for London, with loss of sails, bulwarks, and stancheons,
and leaky ; Weltington, Enwsaus ; Linen flail, Gaivrs, and
Jane, Hicusans, from Dublin to London; Abeona, Bossard.,
from Cork; Blessing, WALitta, and Erin, Aux's, from London
for Waterford.

PENZANCE, Jaw. B.—The Economy, Beasztc, from London
for Chepstow, sprung a leak, and went down of the Lizard yes-
terday. Crew saved, and landed here. It blew hard all yester-
day from N. E. to E.N.E.
Dam., N.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the St. Patrick, CROSBY, from Belfast. Came down
from the Raver and sailed, the Duchess of Gloucester, Kum, for
Trinidad ; and Active, for Messina.
Maacant, JAN. 9.—The schooner Anna Christiana, Vous-
Issaciacsza, was brought in here last night. The schooner Ralsey
is reloading, and will be complete to-morrow evening.
DOVER, JAL 9.—Arrived the Acorn, DAIRY, from Wexford
to London, having experienced very bad weather, and is short
of provisions.
HAIMICH, JAN. 9.—Arrived the Vansittart packet, with a
Mail from Cuxhaven. Sailed the Leicester packet, for Holland ;
and henry Frecling packet, for Cuxhaven, each with a Mail.
Cowss, JAN. 9.—Arrived the Uric Gebroeders, Maszeutaws,
from Amsterdam for Samerang, leaky
Sr. IVES, JAN. 7.—A stern of a boat, marked " Mary of Glas-
gow, Assx A N AAA CUNNINGHAM " has been picked up here; also
a quantity of loose oranges. The Harmony, Rocansunam, from
Bangor to London, has received so much damage, that she must
discharge.
(;RAVIISEND, JAN. 9.—Put back the Apollo, TENNANT, for
Madras, leaky.
Cos-vox-limns, Jaw. 9.—Entered Inwards:—The Blucher,
from Petershurgh ; Alfred, from Dantzic ; Agnes, from Peters-
burgh ; Elvira, from Stockholm; Endeavour, Ann and Sarah,
and Wesley, from Hamburgh ; Jamaica, from Konigsberg ; the
Sally, from Wiemar ; Mary, from Petersburgh ; George, from
Rotterdam ; and Sally, from Waterford.—Cleared Outwards
The Luna, for Tortola ; Neleus, for liamburgh ; Warner, for
Demerara; Robert Edwards, and Radius, for New York; the
Minerva, for Seville; and Louisa, for Jamaica.