Star.
London, England, 1822-10-21 00:00:00

NAVAL lATELLIGENCE.

Aionday the ship Andromeda, of London, JAMFS Monts.
master, sailed from Leith Roads for New &loth Waits, wink
sixty-seven passengers, all of whom are very respictxhlt. 11,
vessel has on hoard a MI cargo of me:chandise, and a great num-
ber of agricultural implements. •

The London, HAZEL, from Quebec to Liverpool, was io
near Bangor Island, on the I3tli instant. Carzo reported tv; L:
saved.

The Darhulta, BLEN KINSOP, from Liverpool to Newfr,unci-
land, was totally wrecked near Crookhavcn, on the 11th ins!.
Crew saved.

The Ambler, MAT, from Stockholm to Be!fact;
Kirkwall on the 11th inst. with much damage, and rut di:-
charge part of her cargo to repair.
The Betsy and Mary, BAKIR, from Lynn to Hull, was
tally lost on the 13th inst. on the Lincolnshire coat. Co ew save,'.
The Aaron, SMITH, from Liverpool to Naplts, was total!v
wrecked on the 24th ult. at Figuera. Cargo saved, with mikh
damage._

The Ganges, KIRICIRME, from Newcastle to Lisbon, was to-
tally wrecked about the 24th ult. near Arceiro. Must of fat:
cargo saved.
The Caledonia, Al'Keiszte, from Liverpool to Lisbon, foun-
dered last month, in the Bay of Biscay. Crew ,avetl.
The Trebly, WALKER; Minerva, Ccssy, of Lpen; the Ann,
of South Shields ; and Barbara, of Sunderland, were driven era
shore near Itedcan, during the late gales.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 18.— Wind S.—Arrived the Countess of
Chichester packet, front the Islands : sailed from St. Thatn.:s's
the 13th ultimo. Sailed the Amt. Mts.'s, for London.
Puvatotni, °mums. 19.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Argus,
JAMESON, for Memel, with loss of anchor and cable; Jane, CAR.
LISLE, from Labrador; Richard, Wiwastuos, front London to
Demerara. Off the port, the Jack Tar, from Jamaica to Lon-
don, in 4.5 days. Arrived the Jane, SADLER., from Prince Ed-
ward's Island. .„
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 20.—Wind S. W.—Passed by, the Jetnirritt,
Ihrwer, for the Cape of Good llope. It has blown a heavy gale
the whole day. The outward-hound ride all welL YestetJay
arrived the 3ulius Caesar, from Riga; and Eclipse, from Londe.
Coax, OCT. 17.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Success trans-
port, in 42 days from Gibraaar, with troops, under quarantine.
Livsstroos., OCT. 19.—Arrived the Hamilton, Wsta.it.sts,
from St. Petersburgh the Factor, SHAD, from Philadelphia ;
the Bounty, lieu., from Jamaica; and Bambridge liamuNa,
from New Orleans.

SCAEICIROUCH, OCT. 19.—This morning the sloop Four Sistcrs,
of Hastings, ran on board the brig Norfolk, of Dover, stove her
starboard bow in ; the former lust several spars ; both vesseia
put in here to repair.
DEAL, OCT. 20.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Aguilar, Osany, front Quebec. Put hack to-day,
several coasters, colliers, &c. and remain wfrii th ct.tward-
bound.--11alf-past Six.—Wind S.W. blows vc y aud
every appearance of a stormy night.—l'ut back yesterday morn-
ing by strong adverse wind, the Alarguis of Anglesey, Raab,
and the \Vest India packet, Amara, fur Jamaica, and rent.lo
in the Downs.

AYR, OCT. 17.—Saturday, the smack Isabella, of and from
Saltcoats to Rothsay, with coals, upset in a squall off Pencor'e
Point, near the Cumbraes Head. The crew, two in number,
clung to the vessel's bottom, and were, soon after the sadder?,
observed by Captain Racine, of the Johns packet, belonging r 5
this port, who instantly bore down on them, and succeeded et
last, after several attempts, in rescuing them from their periltL•s
situation. Captain Itircurs afterwards landed them safe at the
Troon.—Tbe brig Slaney, of Wexford. Captain 11mw, loaded
with corals, !mond front this port to Dul I was lost on Saturday
night, at a place called the Burnfoot, between the C.orswail
Light and the entrance of Locbryan. 'lie crew got safe on
shore, and most of the stores and rigging will be saved.
Ces roar-Muss, Ocr. 19.—Ships Entered Inwards:
Sprightly, from Rotterdam ; Ituiford, and Ruby, from l'eters-
burgh ; Ann, from Rochester ; Princess of Wales, from ltotrer.
dam ; and Robert, from Virginia.—Cleared Outwards :
San Antonius, for Ililboa; Marquis of Hertford, fur Norway;
Kerswell, for the Cape of Good Hope ; Zeno, for Africa ;
fur Naples ; Ocean, for the Cape of Good /lope ; St. Johuui_•c.
for Elsineur; Three Sisters, for Rotterdam ; Fox, tor Ostend ;
Earl Clancarty, for Rotterdam ; Sir Curtis, for Calais.
Aitree:Et—At Oporto, the Accord, Christie ; and Dolma, H.:-
vam4 from Newcastle ; Itichard and Sarah, --, front Brivel;
Neptune, Downing, from Falmouth; William, Mills, ,:rat
Dartmouth; Roaehill, Sawders, from Newcastle; Jantioe,.tistp.
front Petersburgh; Aurora, Blychstont; and Phoenix, &rang,
from Newfoundland. At Figueira, Two Brothers, —; end
Smarden, front Liverpool. At Faro, Juliana, 31iller,
from the Clyde. At Lisbon, Neptune, Fraser, from London;
Thetis, Dunky ; and Mora, Jarmond, from Liverpool; Zealous.
Wood ; William, Maxwell ; and Julia, Turpin, front NewcJr-
tle; Friendship, Howard, front Sunderland; Maidstone, ---,
from Falmouth ; Shamrock, from D.uttnouth ; Arnett.,
Masterman, from Bristol; and the Three Friends, Hall, front
Newfoundland. At Quebec, Margaret, Fox; and Mary, Mut.
phy, from Cork ; also the George, Heber, front Bahia.

.The Hon. SPENCER STANHOPE, of Canon• Hall, near
Leeds, is about to lead to the Altar Miss COKE, the
daughter of the much respected Member for Nos fG: k.

Earl Furavrtuiais, while hunting with his hounds, in I--
shire, on Monday last, was violently thrown from his bolsi.,
coming In contact with the bough of a tree. Ills L,ordsbip4 bow-
ever, suffered no. material injury from the accident.

Earl lizauctiAmp, who has been seriously ill for
some time, is recovering fast, and is able to take an
airing in his carnage.
Earl GRIM and his family are still at ?aria, The
health of the Countess is considerably improved since
she left England.