Star.
London, England, 1820-01-24 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, JANUARY 21.—Arrived the Duke'of York packet,
with Mails from the Mediterranean, last froin Gibraltar, in 18
days ; Diamond, Race FORD, from Charleston, in 58 days : Venus,
Barstow, from Newfoundland; and Juno, WAY, from Lisbon,
in 15 days. The :Cotton packet, for the Brazils, and the Queens-
berry packet, for New York, got under weigh yesterday, but
were obliged to come to anchor again.
PENZANCE, JANUARY 21.—A brig was seen off Cape Cornwall
yesterday, about three milts from land. She had lost both masts,'
and the
.stern only appeared above water. Several boats have
gone in search of her.
PLYMOUTH, JANUARY S= —Wind C. E.—Arrived yesterday,
the Henry Williams, WORIS, from Odessa for London.—Ar-
rived to-day, the Hermes, KERILACK, from Cephalonia ; Ann,
Biuce, from Dartmouth for St. Kitt's ; Ocean, Poe; from
Lisbon for London, with loss of maintop-mast ; Unity, Mums,
from Figuera ; Vine, Wass, from Antigua; and Friendsbury,
Ctrnuosse, from Quebec.—The Integrity transport, from
Chatham, was driven on shore last night on the rocks at Mount
Battery, where she is bilged, and it is feared will be wrecked,
unless the weather moderates.
Haawrca, JANUARY 23.—Arrived the Castlereagh packet,
and the Lord Duncan packet, with Mails from Holland ; the
Princess Charlotte, Nelson, and General Leicester, packets,
with each a Mail rom Hamburgla ; and Charlotte packet, with
a Mail from Gottenburgh.—This letter says, the Annesky (a
patent ship) has arrived in this port, with coals from Shields.
PORTSMOUTN, JANUARY 25. —Wind S.—Arrived yesterday
the Caledonia, ROBERTS, from Calcutta, for London' out lire
months. Arrived to-day, the Asia, BALDERSTON, from the
Downs, for Bengal and China; Puget, Arias, from Oporto;
and Fortitude, Worms, from Rio Janeiro, out 75 days, with
loss of fors-mast, head, bulwarks, and boats, washed away; she
left at Rio Janeiro his Majesty's ships Seems, VEDGEUR, and
Iltreanns, and the Dromedary stored:kip. Sailed the Alexander,
CARPENTER, for London; and his Majesty's ship Basses, for
St. Helena and the Cape.
Dam., JANUARY 25.—Wir.d S. W.—Sailed yesterday morn-
ing, the Asia, BALDERSTON' for Portsmouth, Bengal, and China.
Arrived and sailed for the River, the Frederick, O'Hasa, from
Smyrna; and Wellington, Blows:, from Oporto.—Arrived to-
day, and sailed for the River, tilt William, TnoMvaoN, from St.
Michael's.
Device, JANUARY 2.3.—The Danish sloop Drie Susters, TA-
MER, which was stranded near Folkstone, was sold yesterday by

auction,
MARGATE' JANUARY 23.—The sloop Hope, Jantun,
London for Portsmouth, went on shore on Margate Sand this
morning, and sunk; crew saved. A boat, much stove, having
on her stern " Leeds, of Hull, Charles Cobb," was picked up
below the iteculvers.
Nonni Snistus, Jsmisav 22.—The sloop Helen and Mary,
A NIIINR9ON, hound to Arbroath, has sunk in Shields harbour;
also, the hovidence, Tnemar.r, and the Thomas and Alice, Ma-
/news, that wore on the Herd Said, are bilged—the materials
are saved. The Susan and Ann, that was upon the Herd Sand,
is got off with little damage.
DARTMOUTH' JANUARY 22.—Arrived the Danish ship Charles,
Botarz, from Messina for Petersburgh, in a dreadful damaged
' state, having been run foul tri last night by a vessel, which carried
away her bulwarks, stauncheans, cutwater, injured her stern,
and did other considerable damage; also arrived the Orinoco,
BrAcirtnorr, from Demerara for London, in want of provi.
sions, and some of her bulwarks carried away.
BRISTOL, JANUARY 23... The William Penn, from Yong-
hal foe this port, was lost on the 21st instant, on the English
ground—crew saved.
A BE/MARIS, JANUARY 42.--The Sv.rply, Limns, from Liver-
verpool, is lost at Almvvich ; and, it rs feared, all the crew are
drowned.
ILFRACOMBE, JANUARY 22.—The Preston, from Wing, out,
ward-bound, was driven on shore, on the 20th instant, on the
Point of the Foreland.
Nnwtv, JANUARY 21.—The sloop Jane, of Leith, Durstcom
Master, with.flas and linen cloth, is on shore, an 4 much da-
inaged.--carfo landing.