Star.
London, England, 1824-11-29 00:00:00

NAPAL INTELLIGENCE.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
The Pelorus, fur the Good Hope smuggler, on the 16th of De-
cember, at N 0.14, Clement's Inn ; recalled Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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The Brothers, Grant row, from Wick to Londonderry, was lost
the 18th instant, in the North Sea; crew saved.
The Vrow Elizabeth, Vanneasrant, from Ostend to London ;
and the Mary, of Shoreham, were on shore on Totness Rock, o 8
Margate, yesterday.
The Mare. Lose, from Newbaven to Bristol, was lost on Satur-
day night, off the Needle.
The Nicholas and Jane, Latin, from Petersburgh to London ;
and the Pilgrim, Rintwenr, from ditto to Hull, was wrecked on
Gothland, on the:id inst. Crews saved.
The Ladi, thus, from Ayr to Belfast, was totally wrecked neat
Belfast on Tuesday.
The Dee, Envemtes, front Belfast to Crediff, was on shore near
Bangor Bay, on Tuesday. The Jupiter. —, from Newcastle to
Liverpool, was lost on the Shingles, on Saturday night.
Captain Hon. Cirmitms Aube is appointed to command the Rose,
18, at Portsmouth. Lieutenant D. Glaser is appointed to the Ses
teas ; Lieutenant Rowinto Kerte, to the Genoa ; Lieutenant Joy.
PEARCE, to the VICYCHLY Mr. JOSEPH A. I)ouot.as, Master, to the
BOADICIA. lieutenant THOMAS FURIES. of the lets, is prionoted
to the rank of Cominander, and apiointed to the Ultima, vice
Ammo, deceased.
Off Dartmouth, the Rising Sun,•-,--a, from Richrbucto.
Off Whitehaven, the Isabella,.Roattrson, from Quebec.
Pazatourst Nov. 2/. Wind KS. E. fresh breezes. Arrived
yeeterday, the Mary, Tolman. from Lisbon in eight days ; Caledo-
nia, Lasso, from the Downs for Cape Coast Castle; and Erin, Al,
LIN, from ditto. The whole of the outward bound have sailed, es-
cept the following, vir —Miranda, Rambler, Good Agreement,
Diana, Rolla, Desire, Beccles, and Prkndshio.—Two, r. as. The
wind haying backed to the Southward, and coming in dirty, several
vessels have bore up and igichored
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 27.—Wind E.—lt blew very hard during the
' night but is now quite moderate.— Arrived the Ariel, BONELL,
from Cape Coast Castle—sailed 9th August, and from Accra 2fito
ditto; and Horatio, Toasts., from Guernsey. Off the port, the Dv-
merua packet, VEMASLES, from Demerara, with her main-met
sprung; and Agnes, Hanna, front New York for Bremen. S..iled
the Wellesley, Fermatas, for Jamaica; Barefoot, Livineston, for
Sierra Leone; Venus, Coos, for Lisbon ; Sandwich, Kis°, for St•
Lucia • Gleadow, TAYLOSi for Charente; Burleigh, Flora, iota
several of the outward bound. The wrecks remain in the seta
state as before, and the cargoes landing as fast as practicable.
Porrsasousw, Nov. 28. Wind S.W. blowing hard.— Arriv,"3
the Gilmore,—, from Calcutta; Guardian, Surritataxii, f:01.1
Sincapore. Off the port, the Triton, -- front the Cape of Gmh!
Hope ; and Courier, --, from Teneriffe. The outward bound
that did not receive damage sailed on the 26th and 27th, but seve-
ral have put back to-day, as the wind is again from S.W. blowing
very banl. Arrived the following outward bound, tram the Downs
—the Merlin, BOND; Volusia, Burets, ; Marlborough, MIDDLETON;
Westbrook, liars. • St. Ann's, &totemic ; and Richard and Stbella,
all tor Jamaica; Moyne, Liwsos, for Madras ; Success and Surrey
transports; Hugh Crawford, for New South Wales; and Delaford,
Youuo, for St. Vincent's.
Dam., Nov. 27.—Wind Easterly, and moderate.--The whole Of
the outward bound sailed in the course of the night.
Nov. 28. S.W. to W.S.W.— No arrivals. The Eilbeck,
for Jamaica, tame out of Ramsgate, and remains.

Mr. Secretary CANNING is noa on a visit to the E4rl
I.lvgaron, Coombe Wood.

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