Star.
London, England, 1824-11-22 00:00:00

The WINDSOR CASTLE, 74, Captain C. DAIIHWOOD, will be Wad sir
tbis week, to he re-commissioned, if reported tit tor service. Capt.
A. Daustasorto Lieut. 11. M. SHORT (of the Iliatt.tuuni) and Alt.
Maze, Chaplain, are appointed to her, and Lieuts. Prrrs and
SHARPE re-appointed.
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The Dtsuorro, Lord NAPIER, arrived at St. Kites, from Ports-
mouth, 27th Sept. and sailed fur Vera Grua.
The Hussaa and Sunman arrived at Sacrificios (Gulph of Mex.
leo), 4th Oct.
His Majesty's ship RAMILLIES. lying in the Downs, sprung A
leak in the night of the 10th inst. when it was accidentally disco.
vered she had nearly six feet water in her hold; iu consevenct of
which she will proceed as soon as the weather will permit for
Sheerness, where she will be docked. The leak is supposed to
have been occasioned by a bolt being loosened under the step of
the foremast. One of the seamen named Pearce, Waning to :ids
ship, unfortunately fell from the topmast yard, upon the forecastle,
NM died in about ten minutes after the accident.
NATAL A rroutsotrwrs.—Lieutettant Edward Kelly, to the Genoa;
Mr. Morrison; Dispenser at Haslar, is removed to Plymouth, wire
Hammick, superannuated ; Mr. W. Henderson, Dispenser it Bet-
Muda., to Hasler • Mr. A. Nicholson, at Trincomalee, to Bermuda,
Sergidn.• Mr. Dukes, of the Marine Division at Bermuda, returns
in. consequence of ill health, and is to be relieved by Mr. Ray.
Mr. G. FILMES is appointed Timber.master's Assistant in Ply-
mouth Dock-yard, in the place of Mt. MO3RINGE, superannu:ite.i.
PLYMOUTH Nov. 20. —Wind S.W. -- Several of the outw
bound got under weigh, but have put back again, and remain as
befnre.

to Ilanmaze.7-Barramtta, Greet, Wurnson CASTLE, Livers,
FARM, HARLEQUIN, SCYLLA, PA RTIMAN, Cusarkters,
Osirerri • Prxr, RtNALDO Packet, Rev WARD Tender, and H.titer,
Sratottrxvo IV/inertial's, and Nentsx Revenue Cutters. In the
Sound--1-Toavoisa. '
'Poniknocru, NoV.'2l.—Wind AV.—Arrived front the Dow's,
the following outward-bound vessels--Gedrge the Third, Perris-
watt ; Richard Reynolds, Comers • Jane Catherine, SNELL; Mc-
tor, ilawtrzz; Sisters, Aloottx; Thetis, SADLER; Barclay, Frit.
ultra; Lune, }GAZER; Alelvillc Watson, rt:ttnv ; Temple, BA ItYr ;
Eliza, SLUT; Rawlins, Itacmsnan ; F.nterprize, Burins; and Qtr.
low, Muittur. Nearly the whole of the outward-bound got-miner
trsh yesterday, but returned again. Several sail are now in the
offing worklng.M.
DEAL, Nov. .21. 7—" Wind S. to S.W.— The John Cushman,
BROWN for'Grenada ; and the Cecrops, Git.aroax, for Jamaica,
returned to the Down', having run on board of each other this
morning, off the South Foreland—the looter with her channels,
stauncheons, boat, bulwarks, and nearly the ts-h.de of her lower
rigging on the larboard side, carried away ; and the latter with loss
of bowsprit, chain-Cable, and anchor, and other damage. His Ma-
jesty's ship RAMILLIES has sailed for Sheerness, very leaky. Passed
through, the Harmony, Woonat.t., from Demerara in thirty-six
days—on the 27th ult. in let. 26. 28. long. 58. spoke a suspicious.
looking schooner, under Spanish colours, shewing six guns, and fall
of men ; the Commander said she Was front the United States, and
bound for Colombia. The Colville sailed the day preceding the
Harmony, and the Demerara packet, VINAILES, the same day.
Also arrived, the Britannia CORNEA'', front Smyrna. Put back,
the Falcon, LtrrLawoar ; a;xl the Elizabeth, Bums, for Tobago.
Lzvastroot., Nov. VAL—Arrived the Sarah, TOBIN; and Elizabeth,
Nilson, from Dsimerara; Orion, Banes, front St. John's, New
Brunswick t. Lavinia, MORRISON, rom Faro; and Barbara and Ca.
therthe, from Gijon. Off the port, the. William Ashton,

Blom iluchec.
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IsLa or FILANCE, Auo.l4.—The Mulgrave Castle arrived yester-
day from London. The Gilmour sails in about a week for London,
she has 800 chests of indigo on board. The Laing is daily looked
for from New Holland ; and the &costa, from Calcutta. Freights
at Calcutta were 12is per ton, and belietc the same at Bombay.
MALTA, 20.—Atrived the Margaret, from Gibraltat. The
Lord Hobart packet will sail for England on the 23d.

By the Frinsbury transport, which arrived at Ports-
moutkon Saturday from Cape Coast, we learn that all
had been quiet within the borders of that settlement
since the discomfiture and dispersion of the Askantee
army in July last. A report prevailed at Accra, that
the insubOrdination and discontent excited among the
Ashantees by the signal defeat a the plans of their
King Adder Assia), to drive the English out of the
country, had cost the King his life and kingdom; the
Dunquaras having taken advantage of his defenceless
situation to attack and plunder his territory and capital.
The remaining British troops at Cape Coast were telt-
rably healthy, as were the officers and crews of Com.-
=dote Bullen's squadron. The Maidstone and Victor
were left at St. Thomas's; the Bann and Swinger at
Accra and Cape Coast. The Victor had just taken, in
the Bight of Benin, a Spanish schooner, with 270 slaves
On board; The infamous Slave Trade was carrying on
with the greatest vigour.
A serious accident happened on the stage of Covent
Garden Theatre on Monday night last. When the
time arrived for the commencement of the pantomime
of The House that Jack Built, Mr. Barnes, who performs
the character of Pantaloon, was inquired after, but be
could not be found. Mr. Parsloe, the prompter, al-
though he had never attempted anything of the kind,
put on the dress, and succeeded in performing the
character extremely well, until he arrived at the scene
where there is a great bustle between Harlequin, Co•
lumbine, Clown, and Pantaloon, when Mr. Parsloe,
instead of avoiding a blow from Harlequin's sword,
received it on his right eye. He was carried off unob-
served 'by the audience ; but the cry became general
for Barnes, who did not appear in those curious scenes
a shaving by:-steam,. cutting, off his nose, &c. Mr.
Grimaldi came forward to apologize for the non-
appearance of Pantaloon, by- informing the audience
that he had met with a serious accident, and was unable
to complete his performance that evening. Medical
assistan:e was immediately procured for Mr. Parsloe,
when the eye was discovered to ,have been actually
struck out, and he Was in a high fever. He had been
confin •'d dui leg the past week, but is how considered
much better.