Star.
London, England, 1824-11-30 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Surrey transport, with troops for Cape Coati, arrived at
Portsmouth on Saturday, from the River.
Thursday morning, the Aruocc, 28, Captain J. A. MURRAY,
went out of Portsmouth harbour ; and the CHAMPION, Capt. Fire-
STIMDZILT came in, a merchant-brig having drove on board her and
sprung ber bowsprit. The Aruocr. will sail immediately for the
Coast of Africa.
The BRAZIEN, 28, Captain Groans Wtccus ; Caccturr, Lieut. P.
JOSTICg; and BASILISK, Lieut. Homan, are gone into Portsmouth
Harbour to be refitted; the STARLING, Lieut. Tuanast, has sailed
thence for Guernsey.
The Honourable Company's ship Astell was spoken with off the
Cape about the Ist of September.
The Bussora Merchant, from Bengal, is arrived in the Downs.

The Palambam, front itiga to London, is on shore in the Swin,
and full of water.

The Triton, &meat, from Villanova to Ostend, has put intri
Dartmouth, with part •f her cargo thrown overboard.
The East India Company's outward•bound ship Princess Amelia
arrived in Anjeer Roads the 9th August. The Thames and Orwell
also were in Anjeer Roads the 10th August.
The CAMILLA was towed up the River on Monday, completely
crippled, in consequence of having been rust foul of by a large vessel
on Sunday night, whets eoming.through Spithead, from.Havre. The
shock was so great, that the main shaft was very much bent, so as
flatten the whole of the starboard paddles against the pachtt's
Although the funnel was thrown on deck, it fortunately happened
that no personal injury was sustained, either by the passengers or
crew. The lord Beresford steam-packet was fortunately in Ports-
mouth harbour, and immediately went off to her assistance, and
tnwe•a her into Portsmouth. She is now laid up for the winter, us
is the Attl.enN e.

FALMOUTH, .uv. 28.—Wind S.S.W. strong gales and dirty wea-
ther.—Arrived the Success schooner, Cosisrata.a, from Xabia in
twenty.uven days. Put back yesterday, the following outward
bound—Johanna, Herz; Ocean, CANT; Granger, BLIINICINSOF;
Valkola, KINSMAN; Hiram', %tows; Cane Grove, TuoStsoir; Mer-
ton, DRUMMOND; Caledonia, LAING ; Leipsic, Ban.zr ; George the
Fourth, HANILVN ; and Leo, Ci..orroz. About twenty-live sail
have also pot back this day; among them arc the following—Ann.
Hasnt.tior ;Jane, Sitivzas;Tulloch Castle, Sarah Christina, Richard
Itcynolis, Port of Sonderland, Hector, and Esther. The boats
will not be on shore in time to report the remainder.
PLl•mriczu, Nov. 28.—Wind S.S.W. to S. W. blowing hard, with
a high running sea.—The Mary Ellen has been got oft; with much
damage. In consequence of the tempestuous weather, the unload-
ing of cargoes from the wrecks have been much impeded ; the
Swedish ship Concordia, and the Scotia, are nearly out. It is feared
the ships on shore will suffer much during the night, should the
gale continue. Arrived from the Downs, the Garland Grove,
PLNGELLT ; Hector, Howurrr, and Lion schooner, bound to South
Anserica. Fut hack the Louisa, Lawny, for the Mediterranean.—.-
HALF PAST 1.110.11 T wind much. abated.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov.N 29.—SEVEN, T. NI. Wind W.S.W. blowing
hard.—Arrived the Laburnum, TAYLOR, front Rio Janeiro;
Hawkes, Iloncsow, from Sicily; and Richard, LAWS'S, front
Havre. It blew a gale from S.W. to W.S.W. the whole of this
day; a great many of the outward bound have returned to this
place and Cowes Roads. The following have arrived front the
Downs, viz. Water Lily, Joseph Green transport, Lovely Ann, St.
Ann's, Marlborough, Janet, LadyCombertneie, Baltic, and Berbice
Remain at Spithead—Niastrz, Ctrametow, and Jasecit. in the
Harbour--Viirroar, GANGES, BULWARK, ALBION, PHJETON, THETIS,
ATINOL, BRAZEN, Avows, PANDORA, 011ESTFA, PVLADES,
CALLIOPE, and BASILISK. _ _ _

DIAL, Nov. £9.—Wind S. W. strong breeze!.—Arrived and re-
mato the Demerara Packet, Vs:stouts, front Demerara. Passed
throjugb the Elizabeth, Rtivitax, front Cadiz for Urban. The
Eilbeck, for Jamaica, put into Ramsgate again, with loss of anchors
and cables. A ship (name unknown) arrived this afternoon, sup-
posed from the East lodits.
i.vnLi SHIPPING.
ARRIVALS •T ANJCER--.llle liartloi. Ilautly, Fraser, from Lon-
don, on the nth of Augebt ; anti the Hope, Irons London, on the
4th of August, and sailed on the 7th fur .t.anilla.
Asintvaxs AT SINGATORR--1 he Pi anis, Chile, and Amboyna,
Waddell, horn New South Wales, on the 'id of July • and the Ca-
roline, Harris, from Batavia and London, on the 18th July.
Suicaroax.—The Nourmahal, Scott, was expected to sail from
Singapore for London the '27th of July. The Caroline, Harris, re-
cently arrived from London, when unloaded, was expected to be
condemned and sold.

SUMS ♦T BATAVIA, Almost 10.—Friendship, Creurne, and Cor-
nelia, Veu, for Anisterdsm ; Thalia, Brandlight, and Ilendreatte,
Garb, destination not fixed; Rosanna and Indiana, English; Marie,
Moss, and Panian, Americans; Providence, Portuguese; and
Hirondelle, French brig.

Alt KIVA AT I lAMDL:sca—The Sophia, Spledt, from liatavia, on
the 5."2.1

Y SOL V ENT DEBTORS' COURT-THIS DA Y.

A NOVRI, CASH.

A person nmned Neale came up to claim his discharge under the
Act fur Relief of Insolvent Debtors. In answer to a question from
the Court, lie described his detaining creditor's name as Tomlinson.
On rcErriice to the schedule, it turned out that the notice had been
addressed to a Mr. Tuna:ins, and the question was, had the identical
person been served?
The Attorney who conducted the case for the insolvent, ex-
' pressed himself very confidently that he had.
The (7ouur.—We have neither the number of the house, the
trade of the prisoner, nor the proper description of the person
named in the schedule; and, under such circumstances, it is but
justice to the public that the schedule, even shouts' the notice have
been served on the proper individual, 3hould be amended. There
are also other amendments to be made, and the only course the
Court can pursue, under eaisting circumstances, is, to refer the
petition generally for a further hearing. The Court will also ex-
pect that regular notice be served on the creditor.
The insolvent was accordingly remanded.