Star.
London, England, 1823-01-09 00:00:00

NArilL INTELLIGENCE.

RAST.TnDLASIIIR,PItIick • -ti ,
loaterday a Court of Directors was held at the East tndii
!image,. When the following .ships scene timed, vii.;4okir Chink
..;.-The Charles Giant, to be afloat 'therift/iifiß: lall to Grashi:r
end the .9.7 th February, stay there 7.odays,'and tie in the Downs
the 19th March; the sldpi licenhay,Warren Ilasdnat,andLowther
Castle, to he afloat the 24th February, sail tit Gravesend the 12th
March, stay-there 50 days, be in the Downs 17th April. The
following Captains were sworn into the command of their re►
spective ships, viz.—Capt. citoatic Pao sv at,'Minerva, for Bengal ;
and Capt. W/I,LIAII HAT, Charles Grant, for China.
Dem., JAN. 81—The Kent and llerefordshiri, outward-bound
Indiamen, sailed from the Downs early this morning, with a
fair wind.—Caine down front the River this day, the General
Kyd, Nauss, for Bengal and China; Inglis, SERLL, for Bombay
• and China ; Repulse, Parrcasou, for St. Helena, Detacbelen,
and China; Favourite, Fona.n, for the South Seas; and 'Maly,
IiCAbLEY, for Barbadoes.
HALT-TXST SIX O'CLOCK.—The Indiamen are lying-to, and
will proceed on their voyage this day : they have got a supply of
provisions, Su. on board ; the wind is quite fair, and fine weather.

ONTSSIOUTH, JAN. B.—Wind N.E:—Arrived the Usk, 'WEL-
TIAY, from Demerara; Itegent'Packet, COLLINS; and Sir Henry
Stanhope, from Messina ; Weasel, WRIGHT, from Leghorn ;
Highland lad, LUTON; Harmony, Gairrenis ; and blaria,Arrut-
rox, from Quebec, with loss of sails, boats, bulwarks, and other
damage, having experienced very bad weather.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. B.—Wind E.—Arrived hhe Charlotte,
NYor.irrz, from Bordeaux, for Hamburgh ; Amelia, &mix, from
Cadiz; Martha, STRACUIC, from Messina, in 63 days; Cos-
sack, Haazer, from Buenos Ayres; and Regent, HILL, from
Seville.
Fazstotrrn, Jar. 7.—Wind E.—Arrived, the Lady Arabella
Packet, from Lisbon; Good Ilope, KELLY, from London;
Maurice, DEYENELL, from Gibraltar, in to.o days. Off the Port,
the Nymph, !lore, from Newfoundland; in 30 days.
GRAVESEND, JAN. B.—Arrived, the Mellish, Toan, from In-
dia ; and Thomas, Wiasrasa, from the Cape of Good Hope.
The Posthumous, front Jamaica, has arrived at Bearhaven, with
considerable damage.
The Catherine, Youxo, from London to Lime, is put into
3lonteVldeo, having been on shore on the Island of Flutes, and
must be hove down.
The Indian Trader, from Bentoolen, was totally lost on the
4th of May, an Toumoon beach. Crew saved.
Cusrox-House, JANUARY 7.—Ships Entered Inwards :—The
Union, front Lisbon; Prince of Waterloo, front Ostend ' • Prince
of Sale-Coburg, front St. Michael's; Dispatch, from Lbona
Esperance, from Rouen ; Lord Itlulgrave, from St. Petersburgb;'
Copernicus, from Memel ; Cyrus, from 13dboa•; Express, from
Gibraltar ; Louisa, front St. Michael's ; Fanny. from ditto ; and
Factor, from Belfast. Entered Outwards:—the St. Lawrence,.
for Quebe: ; Trois Amis, for Antwerp; Arcthusa‘ for Deme-
rara; Colombia, for Charleston; and h(adras, for Madras...-.
Cleared Outwards .—The Dryad, fur Tobago. •
WAtzsvolie, a.m. s.—The President 3ladhons Srlivai&V,
from a. Michael's for Liverpooli was dismatted, olflramore.,•:
lon the moraing of the sd, was aftr,rwa rts towed,byloats froth
the shore, and frets the Pm:Vendee Service, to about Xvellmies,
toudi of Brown Stone Bead, The trees and the WWI lets
the wreck on the evening of the 4dt, and letting go both anchors,
Captain Srzuaax and his crew put into Dunmore, East. This
morning Captain first,. Pilot-Maater,sent e.party, with Captain
&tower and htscretv, tench. hf. the wreck, And it Iras-cr!
peered that their search Would be effectual.
The Loui‘a, Captain Lx Ras, from Gibraltar to Portsmouth;
.Was.carried into Kinsale on the Sd fat. disiliasted, and a cons-
'Otte wreck.
If4TAXCT ?RCM A zcsrea,zArro SALTA, NOSTAIIIZIR 9.1%, 18E2.
. P By his Majesty's ship of war, MARTIN, which arrived from'
Smyrna on the 36th inst. we have the news of another Turkish.
' line of.hartle ship being burnt by the Greeks. The saute permit
who set fire to the ship of the Orphan Paella at Scio, set sail
E with a fair wind front Ipsara, with a lire-ship, and another
fast-sailing brig, and tattered the Gulf of 'Penedos, where At
Turkish line of battle ;hip, a few frigates, and a brig, were at'
anchor. About nine o'clock in the evening of the 9th inst. -he
passed she brig, which was 'stationed In the offing as a look-out,
land was hailed by her and called pirate. The frigates did the
same as he passed them ; but it was not Ott either of these he
'had any design. The 74-gun ship, on his approaching, uphraided
him in the same matmer ; but they very soon discovered what
be was. He run the bowsprit of the fire-ship into one of heel
blew-ports, and, telling them thathe was neither a pirate, robber,
an Italian, nor an Amitrlan, but the same Trines who set tire.
to the ship of the Capitan Pacha at Scio, he coolly strpt into a
smell boat, which was manned under the fire-vessel's stern to
receive him, and pulled off to the brig, which was lying a small
distance dtf. lie saw the erect taking to the boats, and jump-
ing overboard in all directions ; and the other vessels, on seeing
the 74 the firevwereMen loosening their sails, and cutting their
moorings, as he passed them. This bold intrepid fellow, on his
return to Ipsara, was saluted by all the batteries. The Greeks
are in high spirits, and seem certain of being able to gain their
liberty. They look with confidence to the Congress for some
aid to their cause."

PMAOV.
EXTRACTS Or LETTERS nom THE AGENTS TO 7:LOYD'S AT traleatritAlt.
Nov. 9.—the Spanish brig of war Jacinto, having separated
from a convoy from.Vigo, with troops for this place, being off
Port Tarquin() la this Island, gave chace to and. captured the
Colombian schooner Guairena Libre, mounting one 16-pounder,
and 60 men, which she brought in here the 18th ult. and has
been condemned. Ilis Majesty's ship lirezatoa being on a
ci uize gave chace to a schooner under Colombian colours' which
was In pursuit of a Ilamburgb ship, and on going on board, not
finding her papers correct, she was ordered by the Commander
of the flrrEaros to Jamaica, as well as a coasting schooner be-
longing to this port, which had been taken by the schooner. It
Leing reported that a privateer was off Matanzas, and that she
had taken four vessels, one of which was said to be I?.ngliali, his
Majesty's ship Ilyreatot; immediately made sail after her, and
is vat let retatned. The-piratical schooner Stalling has been
captured by the American ship of war Peaeock, and brought in
here the sth'ult. The American. brig James Coaltcr arrived
here the 20th ult, from Santiago de Cuba, and has been detained
by his Majesty's ship liveranne. The American ship Planter,
arrived here on the 20th ult. from Matanzas, was plundered the
day befote off that port, by a schooner under Buenos Ayres co-
!ours. The Spanish schooner Minable Soccorro Yugaf arrived
here yesterday from Africa, after being plundered of all her cargo;
(consisting of gold-dust and ivory), by a privateer brig, off K
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Guiechos. The Spanish schooner Rosalta was lost in the Bay
of Charleston; crew saved, and arrived here thk 2d instant."
" Nov. 13.—We have the honour to inform you., that on the
6th inst. the American schooner of war Alligator, Capt. At.t.zg,
arrived in this port, but being informed that several American I
vessels had been captured by pirates off Alatanzas, he immedi-
ately made sail in order to pursue them. Letters from Ma-
tanzas, received this morning, state that she arrived jest in time
to save five. sail of vessels, which she found in possession of pi-
rates, zoo strong, who were established, in the Bay of Sejuapo,
about 15 leagues east of that port. Captain Aura, and Captain
FREEMAN, of the Marines, with 12 men, were in a boat in ad-
vance of the others, and attacked their principal vessel, a fine
schoouer, of about 80 tons, with a long 18-pounder on a pivot,'
and four smaller guns, and the bloody Bag nailed to her man,' and ;
took possession of her, after a desperate resistance. The loss of
the Alligator's boats was, Capt. Attu', pierced by two musket-
halls, who only survived two hours ; two oarsmen killed, two
ditto mortally wounded, and three ditto severely wounded.—
The pirates all escaped, excepting one, by taking to their boats,
j and umpinz overboard, before the Alligator's boats could reach
them. Two other schooners escaped by the use of their oars, the
wind bring light, The Alligator arrived at Mamas* on the 11th
lnst. with the following reeaptured vesselai vizes:-ship William
and Henry. front New York for New Orleaasi brig Iris, from
Boston/or ditto brig satati lforrison, froth Bostofi fn.. ditto ;
schooner Argo, from' Salem for Matanzas; ichotmer .Naney and
Diary, of Roston, from Norfolk for PensacoLi. ?fatl you of the
men are missing, 10%1 many Noon been mordered. The cduct
of Capt. Ataxic:l)d kis 0110;374priu* the action was niches 10
give a matt lively idea of Cliegagitittiattephlity."
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