Star.
London, England, 1822-02-07 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Yesterday, a Court of Directors was held at the East India
House, when the destination of the ship Canning, Captain W.
PATTERSON, was altered from China direct to Bencoolen and
China.

The Parker and Sons, iloroson, from New Orleans, is ar-
rived at Ilavre. She sailed about the 25th of December ; and,
passing the Balize, was informed by the pilots, that the Edward,
Dowses, was at anchor outside the Bar, and had on board part
of the crew of the Alexander, of Greenock, which vessel had
been taken and destroyed by pirates, and the Master and some
of the crew murdered.

The Sovereign, PNARSON, from Jamaica to London, was to-
tally lost on the Hogsties, on the 17th of Nov. Crew saved.
The Eagle' GRINON, from Havre to Guadaloupe, struck upon
an anchor in Cherbourg Roads the end of last month, and ran on
shore, but was expected to be got off with trifling damage.
The Margaretta put back to Batavia, about the 3d of Novem-
ber, leaky.
The Mary, THOMPSON ; Friendship, PARKIN ; Margaret,
WILKINSON ; and Mary Ann, Rugg sailed front British Ame-
rica in November, bound to Liverpool, and have not since been
heard of.

The Britannia, CONWAY, sailed from Jamaica for Liverpool,
on the 2sith of October; was spoken with on the 9th of No-
tenther. Crew sickly, and has not since been heard of.
Monrsco BAY (JAMAICA), DEC. 1 I.—The schooner Dor-
chester, 111ovetrxwELL, bound to St. John's (N. 13.) experienced
a gale off the Cay macre, and has put back to this post, having
injured her foremast.
FA i.mourn, FEL has blown a very heavy gale.from the
W.S.W. all nista, and still continues.—Arrived the Lady Col-
liar,GoauoN, front London for Lima; and Pallas, Tozxx, from
Alicant, in El days.
PLymourir, FES. s.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the William,
/CELLI', front London fur the Cape of Good Hope.
Potersmoms, FEa. 6.—Wind S.—Arrived the Ann, WIL-
LIAMS, front Galipuli for Rotterdam.
DOVER, 6.—Passed by, the City of Edinburgh, Wisx-
MAN, for Bengal.
LIVERPOOL,' Fa. Phabe, BALLA% from Waterford
for this port, was totally lost on Saturday night, near Lytham.—
Crew drowned.

WAsurtemin, Frs. 4.—Arrived the Glasgow, CRAM, of
Dundee, from Manzenella for Liverpool, out 66 days, with loss
of an anchor, cable, two boats, bulwarks, and stauncheons, decks
opened, and strained considerably in her upper works.
HAIILWII3I, FEB. 6.—The I-lope, SINIPSON, from Hull for Lon-
don, was run foul of in the harbour by the Hannah, of Sunder-
land, and carried away her bowsprit.—Arrived the Elizabeth,
R4.H Ens, from London for Cork, with loss of both anchors and
cablvs. She saw a very large ship riding under the Warp, with
the loss of her main and foremasts, supposed to be an East
Indiamaa.

lieu, Frs. s.—The names of the vessels mentioned yester-
day are as follow:—Mary, WKIGIIT, of South Shields—crew
saved ; Hazard, CLA ILTON, from Sunderland—crew saved; both
vessels will he wrecks, but most of the stores are saved : the
Providence got off without damage. Some more vessels have
arrived with provisions from the wreck of the Rambler, and a
considerable quantity has been carried into Grimsby ; nearly the
whole will be saved, but there is little hope of the vessel. It is
now (two o'clock) blowing a gale front the south-west.
MARGATE, Fits. 6.—The. Commerce is reported to be on her
beam-ends, through the gale of yesterday, and both masts have
been towed on shore here to-day. An anchor, marked " Lord
Teignmouth, Sunderland," has been landed here.
lissiscays, Fes. 6.—The Francis, Coss, from London for the
Cape, in making for this harbour, struck the East Pier, and the
tide bring strong, sent her to the back parr, where she cut her
cable, and proceeded for the Gulls, but is expected in here by the
morning's tide.
DEAL, Fee. 6.—Wind S.S.W. and moderate.—Arrived and
sailed for the River, the Orion, Salim, thirty-two days from
Charleston ; Blossom, Watissasow, forty-six days from Pernam-
buco; and Jane, Garter, from Smyrna. Came down from the
River and remains, the Eliza, Noassao, for Alicant. The Blos-
som fell in, on the 24th January, in lat. 42. t with the wreck
of a bark, timber laden, bright sides, yellow painted streak, two
blue mouldings ; she had no spar standing except her mainmast,
which was stripped of the rigging, and the vessel was broke
down to the water's edge, from the main chains to the stern-post ;
great part of the timber washed out. She appeared to be a
North Country-built vessel, front one of the lower ports in
North America. _ _