Star.
London, England, 1822-04-05 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Extract of a letter from Lloyd's Agent at Gibraltar, dated
the 14th ult.—" The Heroine, Buenos Ayrean corvette washed
out of the New Mole on the 12th inst. is now anchored in the
bay, and ready for sea."
The Treorc, bound to Riga, put back to Liverpool on Tuesday,
having been run foul of.
The Earl of Dalhousie, Lme, from Miramichi to Dublin,
which was driven on shore on the 18th of November, on the
Island of Shiplinen, about 56 miles from hilramichl, was, by a
letter from the Master, dated the Bth of January, expected to
be got off, only her rudder being unshipped, and a few planks
started in her bottom. _ _ _

The Montgomery, ----, for New York ; and Jasper, --,
from Boston, were both on shore on Burbo Bank, near Liver-
pool, on Tuesday.
The Initium, Dogma, from Malaga to Hamburgh, was car-
ried into Stangate Creek yesterday, by two smacks,which fell in
with her in the North Sea, in great distress.
The Actif Gabriel, Rows, from 3lorlaix to London, was to-
tally lost off Guernsey, on the 14th ult.
DUNNORZ EAST, Marten 28.—The William and Mary, Royal
yacht, Sir JOHN 1 HILLIMORE Commander, from Milford to Cork,
put in here for shelter this afternoon.—The brig Catherine,
CIIA nits PATTON Master, from Belfast for London, put in here
on Wednesday. On Monday, off the Banks of Wicklow, she
picked up Captain JOSEPH GRATES, one seaman, and one boy.
belonging to the schooner Linen-hall, of and for Bristol, with
linen, paper, and 2.7,000 guineas from the Bank of Ireland to the
Bank of England, lost on the Wicklow Banks. Fortunately
these men had got Into the boat, which was driven from the
vessel before the remainder of the crew could get in; but it is
supposed that they were saved, as a cutter and four or five boats
were bearing towards her. She was then under water.
FALMOUTH, Aram 3.—Wind North.—Arrived, the Active,
Mette, from Ipswich for Liverpool, with loss of anchor and
cable. Sailed, the Prince Regent, Homy for Lisbon. Off the
Port, the Venus, NICHOL. from Lisbon for Dominica, with loss
of an anchor, and was supplied with one from this place.
PLYMOUTH, MAILCU N.W.—Arrived, the Rover,
SMITH, from Lisbon to London, twenty days out, with bowsprit
sprung. Sailed. the Mary, tor Ilavre ; and the York, Meets-
BOTTOM, from Shields to Itochfort.

roayssaorrir, Amu W.N.W.—Sailed the Asia,
Rum, for New South Wales; and Regent, WELBANC, for
Batavia.

Dam., Anti 4.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived this morning, the
Herefordshire, from China, and remains; the Reward, ANDER.
SON, from Jamaica; Selina, DALE, from St. Kitt's ; and Boston,
WILSON, from Lisbon : most of them have sailed for the River.
Came down from the River, the Francis, Dimmer ; Amity,
sow ; Scipio Musts:GALE; Proselyte, BUTTON; and Hopewell,
FORBES, all for Quebec; Prince, BRAITHWAITZ, for Miramichi;
Queen, Itlar.aa, for Quebec; Albion, HAYDON, for Berbice ;
Bonito, Sumas, for Quebec; Britannia, Facatarront, for St.
Andrew's; John and Robert, SWWIJAM, for Aliramichi ; Eu-
rope, Blush, fur Quebec; Factor, Conazu., for Belfast ; Orestes,
NtcrioLsoN, for St. John's, New Brunswick • Smyrna, FARMER,
for St. Thomas's; St. Lawrence, DOUGLAS, for Quebec; Maria.
APPLETON, for ditto; Spence, WiLsoN, for Itichebucto ; Ranger,
CANTON, for Quebec ; Betsy, Hewrza, for Demerara; Norfolk
Hero, SATORTN, for Miramichi; Agnes, Autsvaotto ; and
Good Agincourt, Rosso.v, for ditto.
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Cusvom-House, Arau. 4.—Ships Entered inwards:—The
Mary, from Stettin ; Telemaque, from Havre • Friends, from
Oporto ; Bombay Merchant, and Stewart Forbes, from Bom-
bay; Vrow Itlargaretta, from Dantzk ; and New Blossom, from
Calais. Cleared Outwards s—The Amelia, for Teneriffe • An-
drew Savage, for Belfast; Fancy, fur Newfoundland; Velocity,
and Chance, for Gibraltar; Equity, for Venice; Fanny, for
Rouen; Ann and Sarah, for Ilambetrgh; Thomas, for Amster-
dam ; Hannah, for Montreal ; Isabella, for New Brunswick ;
Margery, Lady Juliana, Freedom, Cornwall, Trent, and Casti-
lla, for Quebec.
A a 'man— At Bourdeaux, the Dorset, Cowley; and Emeline,
Bouverie, from London. At Naples, Bee, Wishart, from Lon-
don. At China, Caroline Augusta, from Trieste. At
Bourdeaux, Jane Oram, from Bristol. At China, Su-
limany, Cortie, from ombay ; and Aurora, Galloway,
Bengal. At engal, Fairlie, White, from London. At Cadiz,
Espulanon, front Lima. Al Leghorn, Patriot, —,
from Boston. At 13ilboa, Kspetanza, Caccago, from Bristol. At
Gibraltar, Hugh William, from Newfoundland. At An-
cona, from Yarmouth.

It has at length been decided by the Commissioners
of the Insolvent Court, that, under the present Act,
a married woman cannot be discharged.
The Cape Town Gazelle (Cape of Good Hope) of
the 12th of January announces, that " Mr. WILLIAM
JONES is appointed to the office of Surveyor of Go-
vernment Buildings, in the room of Mr. MELVILLE,
resigned." This WILLIAM JONES is no other than
the noted Oliver, the Spy, whose services are here re-
warded with a place, neatly a sinecure, producing,
as we are informed, little short of five hundred pounds
per annum. This, too, is in addition to emoluments
arising from two other places, scarcely of inferior
amount.
Oliver's pseuelonyne has long ceased to conceal him
from the inhabitants, who are more than anxious to
be rid of his society—thinking, perhaps, that there
is another English colony towards the South, in which
he has more legitimate claims to a settlement. Hints
are given, placards on the walls intimate the public
feeling freely, but the power Of the Government is
such that no one dares speak openly 1 Mr. Oliver, alias
Jones, appears therefore with an unblushing forehead,
and preserves his acquisition by the same effrontery
with which he originally gained it.