Star.
London, England, 1825-10-22 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Manley, SAYERS, from London to Barbadoes, has put into
Whitstable, rather leaky, and with loss of anchor and cable. Also,
the Ann Elizabeth, from Lynn to London, very leaky, and cargo
much damaged.
The Rochester, LAING, from Shields to London, was lost on the
Corton Sand, on Wednesday.
The Mary, from Liverpool to Bristol, was bilged at
Holyhead, on Wednesday.
FALMOUTH., OCT. 20.—1 t has continued incessantly, since we last
wrote yesterday, two, 1.31. to blow tremendously; the wind shifted
at five this morning, from W.N.W..to N.N. K. and is now (two,
r.st.) about N. We have as yet heard of no damage; the squalls
are as heavy as we have experienced fur some years. Arr,ved

some coasters.
PLYstourti' OCT. 50.--Wins W.S.W. to N. blowing hard.—
Arrived the Nepus, TRADTR. from London for the Cape of Good
I lope. Put back, the Sappho, Stems, fur St. John's, New Bruns-
wick, leaky. Sailed the Enterprise, —. for Vigo.
Poaysnouvit, Oct.. 21.—Wind N —Sailed the Planet, BAR-
CLAY, for La Guayra ' • Rising Sun, BAKER,_ for Cape Coast Castle ;
Apollo, BLVTII, for Berbice • William Manning, SMITH, for St.
Kitt's; Sovereign transport, lor Cork; Kains ditto, fur the Isle of
France ; Thetis ditto, for South America ' • and his Majesty's ship
Prasnus, for Vera Cruz. Remain, the Prince Regent, for Van
Diemen's Land ; Ann, for the South Seas; Tropic, for Barbados's ;
Shepherd,lor Nevis; and some coasters.
ocv. gl.— It has blown hard all day from the N.W. and
most of the ships in the Downs are riding by their second anchors.
Arrived the Gales, Henson, from St. John's (N. B.), and Venus,
ROSTILTS, from Memel, each having been supplied with an anchor
and cable. Arrived from the River, and remain, the Breadalbane,
BURGOS, for Jamaica; and Sandwich, ADLAbIa, for Grenada. The
Tallyho, and an American ship, with the letter " X " on her fore.
topsail, passed this afternoon. The brig Sarah, of Welford, passed
to the westward, with loss of anchors.
Simmonsi Ocr. 21.—Arrived the London, HUDSON, with loss
of anchors and cables; Thetis, Newman', with loss of anchors and
cables, and boats; Jupiter, issasan, with loss of anchor and ca-
ble ; Betsey, DOOTER, ditto ; and Kitty, ditto.
STAANIULTIL, OCT. 35.—0 n Wednesday a muck belonging to
Stranraer, coal-laden, was supposed to be wrecked, as when last
seen, she was in great distress, and her boat and part of the vessel
have been cast ashore. She was manned by two brothers named
,tHezander. On Sunday last, a boy belonging to a brig from the
which was lying at anchor in Cairn Ryan-Bay, was unfor-
tunately drowned. On Thursday afternoon, about half-past five,
a smack was seen to go down, about two miles off Portpatrick, and
a boat was immediately manned, but too late to be of any service,
as no trace of her could be discovered. She is reported to be the
Dover of Ballywalter, M'Gaa, master.
C USTO M- HOUSE, OCTOBER 21.

Sates ENTIR co lanvaaus•—The Atalanta, from Harlingen; Prince
Regent, from St. Petenburgh ; and John Salmon, from Miraruichi.
Errrtaao Ounvaans—The Simon Taylor and Portland, for
Jamaica; Cossack, for Naples; Hampton, for Grenada; Bramley,
for Malta; George, for Bahia; Flying Fish, for Ostend; Isalsella,
for lima; King of the Netherlands, for Rotterdam; and British
Monarch, for Demerara.
CULARING OUTWARDS—AIIiance, for Nevis; Helene, for Rio;
Joyeux Arrivee, for Brussels; Comet, for Naples; Stately, for
Jamaica; Saltoun, for Dominica; and Sprightly, for Seville.