Star.
London, England, 1822-03-09 00:00:00

Nof VA L INTELLIGENCE.

The last IndlaVall's allip Thomas GeeseMe arrived at
bee new anchorage hl d on the 30th of September.
The ship of 110 sans, ordered to be built in Chatham Dock.
yXni, is to be called the Rolm. Dooms, instead of the Nimes,
u originally named. -
A frigate, of Stiguns, is ordered to be built in Chatham Dock.
yard, and to be called the Ara/cams
Fatwourn, Pea. 7.—Wind W.—A log-sail pilot-beat of this
pert, with four men, was lost on Tuesday night to the south-
ward of the Manacles, having, it is supposed, been struck by a
Leavy am and filled. Tice Mentor, 043011161, from St. • ichaers
for Loath*, was lost in Gonwalloe Church Cove, three miles
east of Pertleven, on Tuesday night last : the ship and cargo
(oranges) tau* inst. The crew (eight in number), except one
man, saved. •
Poaursomm, Maack 6—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Na.
dud* MAWS? ; addle Oak, Scomarevr, from Antwerp. It
consinues to blow hard, with tremendous squalls; th, shipping
are all safe.

DIAL, tfaacw W, and squally.—Sailed most of the
homeward-bound. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Jane
and Margaret, Main; Flower, Para*; and Unity, TAYLOR,
from St. Michael's; Ibis, SMITH, from Oport ; Britamda,
Rums, from Lisbon • Hope, Verson; and Rambler, KNIGHT,
from Smyrna ; and Socrates, PUTT, from Cadis. Some of the
above remain.

Cow's, Ware S.—Arrived the Leda, Wusent, from London
for Jamaica; she put Into Bermeo, in Spain, with loss of main-
mast, and eight days ago left there for England to repair. The
Actress, Aumutstur, front Mobile, in bringing up, carried away
the bowsprit of the Elias, Wn.Lutits, of Pwlhely.
Raustaass, Maur( B.—The Liberty, GODAN, from Charente
for London, has been supplied from hence with an amber
and table. _ _

Masaats, Masco B.—Arrived the Hope, Vsaxriv, from Aux
Cayes for London, with loss of anchor and cable, and windlass
disabkd. The Heart of Oak, NATLOS, (tom Guernsey for
Ftiaiernesa, Was driven on shore on the Gilman Sand on Wed-
nesday evening, and soon after beat of and sunk : the Master
and two of the crew drowned. The Mate and the other two
men were taken at the rigging by the smack Prosperous, and
landed at Herne Bay.
lannaroos, Mama 7.--Put back;• number of vessels, among
than the following :—Usticorn, M•Kows, for Philadelphia ;
Lindsay% LA IC 1113 T for Philadelphia; Amity, Bows, for New-
(omens/id ; and Ceres,Vont, for Ostend; all with loss of anchor
and cables: Rose, Suns, for Jamaica, leaky. The Lana, Um%
from Serbia*, is still on shore in Bootle Bay. The Glary Ann,
Bowman, for New York, was seen on the sth inst. at two P.M.
the Isle bearing N.B. distant twelve miles; she was, standing
to the Irish coast, and laying down wry much.—Wlnd W.S. W.
a hard gale. It has been blowing a strong gale the whole of the
day, with squalls, hail, and rain.
YA ILMOVTIC blaacts B.—Arrived the Friends, Run, of Boston,

with loss of foremast. -
Lime= (ffrer.ixs), Fes. I.—The Vestal, Rosaarsos, from
Berwick to Limerick, has put in here leaky, with loss of sails,
bulwarks, and covering-boards much damaged, and cargo shifted.
This is the only vessel which has taken shelter is any of our har-
bours during this winter.
Cams, Faa. 6.--Arrived the Osprey, WGitz, from Calcutta.
CAXIMMINIRT, MAIICH B.—The extreme violence of the so.ta-
west wind on Tuesday night, combined with the natural effect
of en ebb tide at nearly the top of the springs, caused the sea on
Wednesday morning to recede, along the northern shore of this
County, to a greater distance than within the recollection of the
oldest inhabitant of the coast, and afforded an opportunity of
obtaining many valuable articles, the remnants of wrecks, an.
ellen, dm as also other objects of curiosity, which had been for
a long aeries of years covered by the waves. Among the latter
are, we are informed, several remains of the bones of animals
from the shore opposite Hampton Hill, similar in character to
those found at that spot. The regulated time of low water was
about the hour of five in the morning, but the ebb did not cea‘e
till that of eight, three liours afterwards; during which period
the sea was observed to ebb and Sow three times, in akerna:e
succession, and the final rata is described' as approaching iu the
shape of a coudensed_ roiling wave of considerable inaptitude.
The distance to which the sea receded is calculated at a mile be-
yond that of the usual low water-mark of spring tides, in many
parts more thee two miles fiom the margin of the land.
Custom-House, Mama B.—Ships Entered inwards :—The
Vriendschap, from Antwerp.—Entered Outwards: The Kitty.
' for St. Petursburgh ;
.Mary and Jane, for the Cape of Good
Hope ;resolution, for Bremen • Concordia. for Amsterdam ;
Venus, for Gottenburgb; fiannail, for Montreal; and Ocean,
for Genoa?Alittred &awards r ThePaliiitikag, foe St. Lucia;
William Money, for /Madras; Perseverance; for Bergen; Ne-r•os,
for Montserrat; Neptune, for Bahia; and Esperansa, for Biibu...

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A few evenings since. a smuggler. named Cloak, was shot dead
by one of the Blockade, who was on duty neat &out.
It appears a Severe struggle had taken place between then% ..s
the Blockade men' was dreadfully cat and beat about the head.
A Coronets Inquest by been held, and the Jury returned :4
'verdict, " Justifiable Homicide."
Tuesday evening, the premises of Mr. Charles bliette, of
Upper Hardres, Kent, were discovered by Mr. Haskins 4:11.c
place to be on rue • and, on examination, it was found :eat the
fire had been communicated to the thatch of the dairy, also L''
shed at some distance, and to a stable separate. which indtirms
strong suspicion that it was the work of en incendiary.
There is now in the village of Adderbury, Oxfordshire, a caw
of Prrewsis, or Whooping Cliegft, a emend tam en a person agt•d
upwards of 40.. He first had it when a Teeth, but it is quite
fresh in his memory—be is now again la;vourieg ender it, with
all Its cbararterlstica distinctly marked.
ATatuturr.-An American writer on this sub-
ject proposes the following useful rules:
• That no girl, from the age Of nine years anti the age Of ;:o,
should wear either shift, or cap that she did not =eke, or help
• to matte herself. -
That from the same pedal, they shield eat neither of pud-
ding nor pie until they maid compleudy make both well, or At
least'esewf them. . • •
• • That nron:lrs appeatiasi that sty voting tidy b ihus *hinted.
and really mistress of thee emeriti spa:MO .quallikations, she
shall be considered as wiequate toa scum fortune.
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