Star.
London, England, 1814-12-20 00:00:00

DEAL, DECEMBER 19.

Wind S. W. blows strong. Arrived the Cana;
FORM% from Jamaica, with loss of anchor and
cable. The Defence, Flora, and Poll passage vessels,
from Calais for Dover, were this morning forced'into
the Downs by the strong S.W. wind, and have landed
their passengers.
DOVER, DECEMBER 19.
The Nancy extra packet, Captain Usnaanows:,
sailed yesterday with four mails, four messengers, and
numerous dispatches, for Paris, Vienna, Ghent, are.
This vessel being a remarkable fast-sailing schooner,
and small shaft of water, was selected by the Agent
for the attempt of getting out of harbour, in which
she succeeded, and was, it is supposed, within three
hours at Calais.—A very rash attempt was maderhe
preceding day by a small critter, full of passengers,
which was nearly lost at the mouth of the harbour,
and obligel to run for the Downs, and afterwardsto
Ramsgate, for shelter. —A Margate passage vessel
is reported to be lost in its way from Ostend, on the
Goodwin Sands.—A French packet, m ith tiiree mai!:
on board, left Calais at three o'clock on Saturday ai-
Iternoon, and not having since been heard off, it i ,
feared she must be lost, or run into the North Seas.
MILFORD, DECEMBER 17.

Arrived the Queen transport from Halifax, bound
to Portsmouth ; Sarah and Ana, GOWRY, from Smyr.
na, bound to Liverpool. Yesterday was driven on
the rocks near the Old Duck-yard, the brig Eston,
DAVIS, from Cork—she was got off this atomic:
with considerable damage.
COWES, DECEMBER 19.
A brig is on shore near Grange Chace, with Swe.
dish colours, name at present unknown. It is alas
reported that a transport is on shore at Sandow&
Since writing the above it turns out that the ship os
shore at Sandown is a French brig, and not a transpose.
Extract of a Letter from Captain D. HARDIF, if
the St. Andrew, of and from London to Madeira:—
I am sorry to reform you of the capture of the
Andrew, by the American privateer Yankee, of I;
guns and 120 men, after engaging her for 20 m.
nutes : we were all landed at Madeira on the 15de of
November, but the mate and cook, whom they mat
to America with the ship. I saw the Caledonia at
the 12th of November, in company with the fleet
under convoy of the DUNCAN, all well. I did ace
leave the convoy till the signal was made to part
company."
Thursday arrived in Leith Roads his Majesty's ship
DEE, from Portsmouth.
The Ganges has arrived from Batavia, havipg
sailed from thence in the beginning of September.
Also the Matilda, from Bengal and the Isle cf France,
having departed from the former,onthe 25th June, and
from the latteron the Ist September. The Urbanolreta
the Isle of Bourbon, left the port the 25th October.
These ships bring no news whatever of general
pot tance from our Oriental settlements.
The Court of Directors of the East India Coo
pany have lately made several regulations as to do
Company's indulgence in private trade to the Cots.
manders and Officers of their Irei4hted ships, of
tons and upwards, in consequence of the late
for the rt n. wal of the Charter having lAid open
trade to India. The privilege outwards, •
stores excepted, as also the importation of
camblets, opium, clocks, watches, or other
pieces of mechanism, exceeding the value of Li
each, into China, viz.:—
Tong. Feet. Tom. Fac.
Commander • 66 uu Surgeon'i Mate 3
Chief Mate - a Fourth Mate 9
Second - 6 Fifth Mate 1
Third - 3 The Sixth Mate
Purser . . a Midshipman
I
Surgeon - 6 Quarter-Master, am. tackle
Privilege Homewards—ln any sort of goods,
cepting turmeric, pepper, musk, camphor, '
arsenic, or poisonous drug, viz. :
Tons. I
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Commander -
Chief Mate -
Second -
Third - -
Purser .

Surgeon . . - •
Surgeon's Mate - • $
Fourth Male . • I
Inferior Officers - • 1

The privilege swum._
than 800 tons, is, to
Tons. Feet.
Commander - ao 82 Surgeon . . 4
Chief Mate - 6 16 Surgeon's Mate - 2
Second Mate - 4 S 2 Fourth Mate - I
Third Mate & Purser 2 16 Inferior Officers 0
The riots occasioned by the sailors at Lv'
been happilyqnelled without bloodshed, and
which had arrived there have been ordered back
their former quarters.
Arrivals at, and departures from, the York
Dover, to and from the Continent :
December 10.—Lord and Lady Peasonby and suite;
Bray and Lady; Mean. Cooper, Lincoln, and Urquhart ;
William Russell ; Mr. A. Mair ; Sir James Anderon and
rant; Colonel Dalrymple; and Mr. Broughton and :
from Paris to London.
December 11.—Captain I. Ward, to Paris ; Mr.
from London to Paris; Captain Savage and Lady, from
to London.

to ships of less

,
Dasambar 13.-0. W. Crawford, Esq. from
DAMMar 14.—Count Woronzow and suite, from
Paris; Captain Harrison, and General Nerriskin and
Paris.
December 11.—Rev. Mr. Wellesley ; Colonel Bradshaw
servant; and Mr. Lewis, from London, to Paris.
December 17.—Mr. Wilkins and servants, Mr.
MWs, King's Messengers, and Mr. H. H. Hoare and
Paris.
December IL--Cbsvalles Belson and servant, to Pass•
Covent Garden is already decorated with I
signia of approaching Chrtstnia;. Loads of
greens daily arrive in the market, :sod the
" with stiff-starched coif and bonnet neat,"
iiently purchase the love•incpiring branches of
inviting missletoe."
Baum—No alteration the price this week.

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of wooll.ns,
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at Lynn halt
and the troop
dered back to
le Yak Hotel'
and suite; Mt.
Urquhart; la
oderion and
and servant,
• Mr. N '
:a,dy, from P"
London co Pas
from Loodosi
In and servals.
in Bradshaw
ris.
tr. qlaw and
ire and rout!,
it, to Paris.
.d with the
Loads 01 rye
and the a 134
neat," to.
aches of ki*
this week.