Star.
London, England, 1822-02-26 00:00:00

Add—The Clone far the Veteran
Battalions

- 2,691

Itesedas to be provided for In nee 71,779

NAVAL f 1 ELI 161 NCE.

The undermentioned Company's ships had arrived at Cantcu
on the 4th of October last, viz. Herefordshire, IngUs, Itoya
George, Hythe, Bombay, Minerva, Windsor, Farcuhar-or,
Repulse, Kent, Charles Grant, Kellie Castle, Marquis Carr-
den, Bridgewater, and Waterloo. Lowther Code had
been spoken with in the China Sea, and was hourly expetel
The Thames East-Indianian, lately wrecked off Peachy Deed,
near Eastbourne arrived at Deptford on Sunday evenirg towed
by two steamboats, and was yesterday taken into Dock, in
order to complete her again for sea.
The Draco, which arrived at Boston on the 18th of January,
fell in with the Woodman, of St. John's, New Brunswick,
which, on the nd of January, in long. 65, was upset in a violent
squall, and filled with water: her foremast and mainmast were
cut away, when she righted. The second mate and two seamen
drowned--the survivors, consisting of eleven persons, were taken
off by the Draco.
The English brig Leopard was lost on Cape Sable (Seal 1-land)
in January.
Faurourn, Fm. 24.—Wind W.S. W.—Arrived the neva.,
COICNIaL, from London for Belfast. Sailed the Friend hip,
Walcs, for St. Michael's..

Cowes, Fee. 2.s.—Put back the General Palmer, for Madre.
PORTSMOCTU, F2B. 25.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Twee G.-
brorders, limo's, from Riga for Cadiz; and the following ovt-
ward-bound: Richard Reynolds, Rosters; Cecrops, I.sst.nue;
and Somersetshise, PAKRANT,for Jamaica: Melanthn,

and Vittoria, Tays. for Trinidad ; London Packet, TRACEY, for
Boston; Traveller, ANDERSON, for Grenada; and Muskat Wel-
lington, Mug, for New York.

btusinus, Fos. 2.3.—Sailed the Buckinghamshire, ADAMS;
and Castle Huntly, DRUMMOND, for India and China.
HARR/CM, Fxs.2s.—Arrived,the Leicester packet, from Hol-
land; and Princess Charlotte packet, from Cuxhaven—each wi'h
a Mail. Sailed the Prince Oscar packet, with a Mail for Gl2:-
tenburgh.

YAftMOOTH, Frs. 25.—A tugger, with Bs kegs of spirits, was
brought in here by the Tartar Revenue cutter.
Dam., Fes. Ss.—Sailed the Richard, WILL:Amos, for elle
River. Came dawn from the River, and remain, the Brisset,
Hems% fur Dominica; Salus, Catcxscar, for Gibraltar; Mar-
auk Wellesley, %cuss', for Grenada;, Orpheus, CUM Lt. for
Ancona and Venice ; Orion, Sairn, for Bourdeaux • Matilda,
, Moons, for Lisbon ; Sarah, Caaameren, for Tenerife; Steil:,
Samos' for the Mediterranean • Edward, GSRMAIN, for Ja-
maica; and Auguste, Cocain, for Havre.—Wind W.S.W.
Gueassav, Fn. te.—Arrived the Rose, Pearce, from ICI
Janeiro, in SI days : she brings the master and sixteen of the
crew of the shipal
British Army, Ihsvants, from St. John's, No,
Brunswick, which, en the Sina. in Ise. 46. 45. lour 26. v.hiie
wadding in a heavy gale, was struck by a is., which stove in her
stern, tore away the bulwarks, &c. washed ate man overboard,
and troke the leg of another—ship se leaky that the pumrs
could net keep her free; and she seat became water-legged,
when the crew were obliged to take to the taps, where they re-
mained with only a small quantity of bread and water till the
I Ith, whoa they were taken Why the Rose, the earpeater kw-
iag died the day before with fatigue, and most of the others
trest.bit, and mach hurt.
Hammes, lfaa. oa....Yesterdey searaig, about bait past two.
a company of nearly 300 smugglers, armed with clubs, assess-
bled Ds the beech near the Marano Tower, No. se, (Penney
Melee) and attacked two id the blockade sentinels ea &ter. Dear
that station. A image coupling beat, cutter rigged, was ob-
served at the mane time making for the shore. The smunkes
suceseded in disarming one of the seedesb, alter beating hoar
severely, but net before he had fired his pistol to sive the alarm.
L their attempt to deem and seams the other sentinel, they
were not so lartneetes they had, however, nearly overpowered
him• amen =awn !wry severe wounds on ids head ; they
had already his Mini frogs him, (and is doing this
they wounded his in severa4 places), and were endeavetariag to
gag him, one of the most powerful Ode smugglers grasping him
by the throat, wham be was obliged to fire his pistol, and the
lesier,of the gang was Wad on she spot. The smugglers then
dispersed, without having mended in working a single tub--
awe of them has best apprehended. The smuggling boat, from
its size, is supposed to have contained teem 400 to 500 tubs. She
was close to the bench when this renceetre took place, waiting
for the hese, but this being usfavonrable to the smugglers, she
bore away for the opposite sough

On the 93d, in Lower Or
Rev. Thomas Bine, of a son.

the Lady at the

LOWMAN ; ranted and published by Lim
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