Star.
London, England, 1820-11-15 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Fattiorrn, Nov. 12.—Wind N.B.—Arrived the Vertutnnus
KIIMALIIV; and Diana, JOLLY, from Liverpool. Sailed the Ocean,
SIIALLACOMIE, for London.

PLYSIOV7H, Nov. 13.—Wind N.N.F..—Arrived the Union,
PARRY, from Waterford. Sailed the Jeminta, DARBY, for LQII.
don ; and Alary, WRAY, for Iltill.

PORTSMOUTH, 'NOV. 14.—Wind N.F..—Sailed the Mandarin,
Doxxix, fur Charleston.—No ship at Spithead except the Med-
way, with convicts for New South Wales.
DeAt., Nov. 14.—Wind E.N.E.—Sailed this morning, the
whole of the outward-bound,witb a strong breeze.
MARGATE, Nov. 14.—The Alfred, BIIIIOER, outward-bound,
has lost an anchor and cable.

SHEERNESS, Nov. 14.—Arrived the Victory, Custimousat,
bound to Lisbon, with the loss of a boat.
N 011,711 Sumo% N0v.13 —The Tarragon, Tirnsr, from Sho-
diac for Sunderland, has put in here, having been struck by a
heavy sea which washed one man ovetboard and lamed anoth r.
laysarocn., Nov. 12.—About one third of the cargo of•the
Acorn, for Jamaica, has been saved, the greater part in goad
order, and has been landed here. The robert Stewart, 111211 Y,
from Wexford for this port, is on shore near Mockbeggar and
I full of water—crew saved.

BELFAST, Nov. 9. Arrived the Farnham, Foartvwz, from
Liverpool for Kiel ; she sprung a leak on Sunday, and with
much difficulty reached this port. •
Lennie:, Ocz. 29.—Last week three brothers, of the name of
Davidson, went out in the evening to fish in a toe or inlet of the
sea, called Deals-Voe. It had been a heavy gale the day before..
In such cases sunk rocks are not easily discovered, especially in
the dark, as the sea lies smooth about them for a time, and in a .
moment rises with tremendous force. Upon one of these rocks,
very near the shore, the young men rowed, the boat overset, one
of them was drowned, the other two were taken up by a boat
from the shore in an almost lifeless state, and it is uncertain whe-
ther they will recover.
Corrox-House, Novemaaa 14.—Ships Entered Inwards i
The Trafalgar, from Groningen ; Queen from Dantzlc ; Eliza.
beth, from Itotterdam ; Blackett. from Green,
Peter:burgh.; Char.
lotto, from Riga; Hope, from Cork; Mary. from Dainzic ; the
Neptune, from Rotterdam ; Vrow Anna, from Ilusum • Specu-
lant, from St. Petersburgh ; Jane, from Riga ; Good Intent,
from Jersey; Briton, from Pillau ; Helene, from Riga; Cor-
delia, from Memel; Coede Hoope, from Brussels • Harmony,
(torn Memel ;* Wellington, from St. Peteraiurgh ; Brussels;
and
Ann, from Hemel; Mary, from Riga ; Neptune, from Ostend ;
Charles William, from St. Petersburg!:; Friends, from Watir-
ford ; and Regina, from Konigsberg.—Entered Outwards : the
Fame, for Lisbon; General Kyd, for India; the Britannia, and
John, for Hanaburgh ; Tyne, for Fort St. George; and the
Ileroes, for Calais.— Cleared Outwards: Merlin, for Jamaica ;
Romulus, for Berwick; Blues, for Para; Lucy Davidson, and
Blues, for Jamaica ; Jean, for Tobago; Margaret-, for Dominica;
Brothers, for Hamburgh 4 Lapwing, for Port-an-Prince ; th
Chance, for Halifax; and the Hope, for Dublin.

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Poiramoueu, Nov. 11.—Last night the towns of
Portsmouth and Portsea presented the gratifying
spectacle of a General Illumination, to celebrate the
happy event of the abandonment, by Ministers, of the
charges which they had preferred against our gra-
cious and much-injured QUEEN : and it must afford
her MAJESTY the sincerest gratification to hear, that
in the first Naval arsenaland port in the Kingdom,
where the influence of those who have been her per-
secutors most extensively prevails, that here her
cause has made such a deep impression in her favour,
that neither the suggestions of selfishness, nor the
interference of timeserving agency, could repress a
manifestation of it. Various were the means adopted I Yesterday, at half-past two o'clock, a Cabinet Conn- •
by individuals to express the strength of their joy on • cil was held at the Secretary of State's Office for FO-
this occasion; transparencies of her MAJESTY S per-
son generally prevailed, while in several houses were reign Affairs, which was attended by—
The Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Harrowby, the Earl of
exhibited Green Bags, mottoes, " False and foul r Westmoreland, the Earl of Liverpool, the Chancellor oflhect.-.
" Non mi ricordo r—" Italian witnesses under the
tc_herquehr, Nth-lescournit Melville,
thn the
escDouonhte Soifdmoeulitihn,gtonis
thuentßight; hands of the Executioner r—The British Lion tear- le
llona.gF. Rubinson, and the Earl of Mulgrave.—Mr. Bragge
lug in pieces the Bill of Pains and Penalties!"—and Bathurst was prevented from attending by a severe attack of
sentiments diversified in form and matter, all strongly the gout.
expressive of attachment to her MAJESTY. The ex- Yesterday the Duke of YORK transacted military
tensive and populous town of Portsea presented this business with the KING, at his Palace, in Pall Mall.
animating scene from eve until almost midnight. Yesterday Count MUNSTER bad an audience of his
An excellent band of music traversed the streets, MAJESTY.
playing loyal and national tunes; and the highest de- A Meeting of the Coinities of Kent and Sussex is
gree of joy and unanimity prevailed. A few persons expected to take place shortly', to address the QUEEN
expressed their apprehensions to the Mayor (En- on her acquittal. '
WARD CARTER, Esq.) that the peace of the place A Norfolk (United-Stites) Paper, of. the 12th of
would be disturbed, and his Worship, in consequence, October, has the following article :
to allay their fears, immediately swore them in Spe- e BRAZlLS.—Captiin Lander, Who arrived yesterday in thirty
cial Constables, and issued a precautionary notice; dayst from Pernambuco,one
of h
states, that lhatubtheefoenre
pherosailedeesitwwaasa
icnera-
but it proved altogether unnecessary. The Non- istealle iY reported that
of revolt. In consequence some troops had been seat from
Contents were so few as not to excite patticularly the Pernambuco, and other places, to quell the insurrection."
notice of the multitude ; after endeavouring to in- We have already announced to our Readers the ar-
spire them with better feelings, by playing a tune to
them, they passed on ; and this was almost the only rival of satisfactoryintelligence from the Deal Party
of Settlers at the Cape of Good Hope, and have now
manifestation of their displeasure (if it deserves that
name) which they inflicted. In the town of Ports- the further satisfaction of stating, that letters, dated
" New Deal, 23d August" last, have been 'received,
mouth the houses of the heads of departments, and of confirming in every respect the previous accounts.—
others in Government-pay or employ, or influence, We have been favoured with the perusal of one of
were not illuminated, these persons having, it would these letters, which states " that the party are well,.
seem, adopted the nitre-loyal interest of the precious and have no doubt of doing well; they have already
Courier—" That those who are friends to the QUEEN on their grazing-a:rounds, 25 bullock and cows; have
are enemies to the KING!! The houses of such per- sown their biead-corn; have cabbages, planted out;
sons, therefore, formed an exception. in the general radishes (of' seed carried from Deal), fit to pull; i eas
blaze. The town of Gosport, also appeared With and beans up; a division of the party attends solely
pleasing effect, the houses being all illuminated on to fishing, which employment produces them eroagh
the opposite shore.
t i keep the whole." '1 hey write in the highest possible'
TUNBRIDGE WELLS, Nov. 14.—1 t would be im- spirits, and advert with great admiration and thank-
possible to describe minutely the various demonstra- fulness to the fatherly, care and fostering protection
tious of joy for the Q,UEBN's triumph over her persi -01 Government,. which, frsim the first day of their ap-
cutors which this place exhibited last evening, and ' plication to Lord liaTtluear, up to the present mo-
which are to be repeated this evening. The in u .es I mem, has been unremitting and kind in the extreme.
were illuminated, not only at the Wells, Ent in t! e is
...MUM EXCH A NOW MAN L4Airap NOTalliga 13.—Our marl e:
neighboui ing villages. Several rounds of cannon continues abuodan.ly supplied with Wheat, a very iarge clean-
were fired on the Common, and bonfires we. e vi-iale, ' city from Essex, Kdidiiit
ihrerelawinaishlmouvcher ffreroshmiiAli th°' ;
blazing in various directions all round the country. day'sn
I,morning arrivals,
ing tron in
TI
trolkt for towhich there was little or no de ci•
The joyful tidings of the CILIEEN'S acquittal arrived and only the finestiamples could be disposed or, wl IA 4tainea
here, by express, as early as Friday evening, and a additionnand Swaliiiii.e'lhk
AL•nday s prices, but all other descriptions WI o. no I at.. Hoe
very great disposition to light up immediately mani- Barley sold
on the
.samedisrlaneatheaet we Monday,
e.F 110 tiCtsiated w.
fested itself amoug all classes of the inhabitants; but
the Gentlemen of the place thought it advisable to ilOwrt:rw,oewlihigealovysZte.'s.anitudie.of arrivPaalaibut Inc frtaharCacheis.
of our own gr.twth, being scarce, sold on fun Al amity-nos as
fir on the Morday as the most proper day, as it 0.1 .Mondry.
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