Star.
London, England, 1824-12-01 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following is an extract from a Trinity House notice at
Ramsgate
" It being important that the Pier should not be injured by ves-
sels navigating along the coast, the masters of vessels, pilots, and
others, are warned not to approach the shore nearer than five fathoms
water. The outer end of the Pier is distinguished, in the night time,
by a green coloured light ; and in foggy weather, a bell will be kept
constantly tolling at its tooter extremity."
Arawear, Nov. ex.—The basins at Antwerp, famous for the
%Omission of ships of war of 80 guns, and which have hitherto limn
very imperfectly cleared of the mod collected in them, are now
emptied by a steam mud-vessel of s4ven-horse power, and will
henceforth again admit ships of any draught of water.
The Vigilant, —, front Smyrna, is off Cork, with five feet
water in her hold.
The tieicorn, Howe, from Liverpool for New Orleans, is on
shore on the Bar of the Mississippi, and it is feared will be lost.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 29. Wind W. strung gales.— Arrived the
Marquis of Queensberry packet, from Jamaica—sailed the 19th of
October, and front Crooked Island the With; off Cape Main the
23d October, was chased and hailed by the Independencia, Colons.
bian schooner, to know if they had seen any Spanish cruizers? Ar-
rived the Hoogly, —, from the lease Indies; and several other
vessels have arrived, but we cannot get the particulars in time to
save post. Between thirty and forty of the outward bound, which
sailed the other day, have put back, and remain in safety. Captain
13aowsr, of the Peter Proctor, reports having seen a considerable
deal of wreck, and a great number of casks (supposed tallow), about
eighteen or twenty leagues to the southward of Scilly.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. £9.—Wind S.W. to W.—Arrived the following
outward bound, from the Eastward, viz.—Competitor, Canoe ;
Skylark, Davis; Neva, BLAKE ; and Nestor, WKEKNFR, and not
the -Hector, Mortar; as reported ye.sterday, which vessel is at
ralmouth.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. !W.—Wind S.W. blowing a plc.—All the
outward bound appear to ride in safety ; the following have arrivtd
from the Downs, viz.—Elizabeth, BROOKS ; Simon Taylor, MEEK ;
Robert, WAKE ; Atalanta, Wool; Breadalbane, BURUOVNR; and
Mariner, Dom:teas. Sailed the Gilmore, Laws, for London.
Dem., Nov. 30.—Wind S.W. blowing a gale, with heavy rain.
—Arrived the Guardian, SUTIIRRLAND, from Sincapore, with loss
of anchors and cables, and has been supplied with others ; Clark-
son, Fura.aarrosi ; and Harrington, Lovett., front Quebec; Tiber,
PANCHA no, front Yarnunitli, for Alexandria. Arrived from the
River and remain, the Renewal, CROMARTIZ, for Barbadoes ; and
Robert, 13ATHOATR, for Montserrat. An American vessel has just
arrived front the Westward, and is now riding with two anchors
a-head, with a signal flying for a
lavertrom., Nov. 29.—Arrived the Sir A. Mackenzie, —, from
Bahia; Ardent, Davis, from Demerara; Kingston, BINNKR ; and
Margaret, FISHER, front Quebec—sailed Ist November; Sowerby,
PENN ; and British Tar, CLARK, from Miramichi—sailed the 4th
of November ; Harrington, Hauls, from Pictou ; Liberty, At-
Dame, from Seville; Salamanca, —, from Malaga ; Mitha,
13esson ; Hiram, —; and Oliver, Btassums, front Sizily.

The Duke of GLOUCESTER, the Duke of CLARENCE,
and the Duke of Sussex, visited the Duchess of GLOVCESTF R yes-
terday. The answer given to the numerous inquiries yesterday
after *her Royal Highness's health was, " That her Royal liighness
has had a better night, and is rather better to-day."
ie.ter day morning, about eleven o'clock, the Duke
of ('id, Emma came to town from Bushy, and paid a visit to
1 his MAJESTY.
Tile Duke of DEvoNsaißE'S late visit to the
at the Cottage at Windsor, was by especial command. The Noble
Duke left a large patty enjoying the festivities at Chatsworth to
attend his MAJESTY. 111 S Grace seturxed to his friends in Derby-
shire after a week's absence.