Star.
London, England, 1820-03-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, FED. 28.—Wind F.—Arrived the Mari:,
from Banff for tristol, leaky. Sai:tcl the :demur::, Dr!.•!s,
.for -•

I'tlß7swoorn, ern I.—Wind W. N. W.—Sai"ee the 17rrc
BLATSCX, for Rotterdam ; and Harvey, Nit ten, for 1.o:
Dam, Masco I.—Wind N.W.—Came down from the Itiver,
the Dominica, HoLomt, fur Dominica; Magnet, WalsoNs, fur
the Havannah ; Richard and Sibella, Eves.vx, for finrlnidoe; ;
Dart, ("oeuvre, for New Providence; William and Henry, CL
for St. Mitt's; Nassau, Tameatnec. fur St. Michael's; Supply,
THOIINTON, for the South Svas ; ('anning, l'Avreaseor, and lA(4
Melville, STreia ar, for St. Helena, Bombay, and China. Arrived
the l'avormer sloop or war, front 1rOrt1111:31.1th; Cornelia, n AR-
smmix. from Batavia rm. Amsterdam ; and Acorn, ?Rams:-
,ecnia, from Charente for Newcastle. The Cornvlia hail lost her
rudder, baying been on shore off Folkstone.--rive o'Cclock—
The outward-bound East India:nen remain. Most of the uthtis
have sailed.

Ilitwicu, bfwacw I.—Wind N.—Sailed the Princess Char-
lotte packet, for Ili:Hand; and Earl I.ticester packet, fur (.`ax-
haven, both with Mails.

Cowes, Mascn I.—Arrived the Lord Wellington, Moats,
from Batavia for London, with loss of sails: she has been 16
mouths out and home, sailed from the Cepo Ist of December.
VII Majesty's ship Isitival was At Bar Cape.
POOLE, Ms sem I.—The Flirt, Waexcw, of Lyrnington, from
Eyemuuth for Bristol, has lieu on shore. in &Aland Bay,
is bilged and full of water : she has, hevs-ever, been brought iu
here, and her cargo (herrings) landed.
LY111547•01., MAIILII 3.—Ttus Thomas and Elizabeth, Mar,
from Plymouth for Portsmouth, with Passengers and ltiggages,
run on shore near Hurst Castle early &is morning, and is now
full of water—crew and passergers saved.
GALWAY, FEB. PrOV;dent SCCeel44 Kumar., of
Marypott, from St. John's for Liverpool, was driven into A.. -
bay Bay, with loss of rudder and in want of provi-tots.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East India House, wh:n the undermentioned Com-
manders took leave of the Court, previous to tiepin L-
ing for their respective destinations, viz.
Captain W. Anallse)r, Winchelsea
For St. Miens and CLi
Captain S. 'Aux, L),)rictsliire

Yesterday the dispatches were '..osed at the East
India House, and delivered to the Pursers of the Ici-
low•ing ships, viz.

Duke if Yoik, Capt. A. H. CAltrarta. ? For ,sadras
and chin,.
Prince itcgent, Captain J. Vacs

PASSJINGULIII TIIL DUKE or TORE, role MADRAS.

Messrs. Smith and Goldingham, Writerb; Captain O'Brizn
and Lady, T. T. Parke, H.:llanson ; 7Nlisses S. and If. Cc
ham, C. and M. Molle; Mr. and Mrs. Arbuthnot, Mr. Fraber;
Messrs. Floyer, Clariege, Warner, Feal‘, Powell, Wriest, 1-erks,
G. and S. Logan, Wahab, Disney, J. M. Powell, Ifel•, Garra-
way, Raymond, Mall, Russell, llitchi.n Bruce,
Sandford, and Iforne, Cadets. •
easareczas TGa PIINCIR aecixl, roe. MArRAS: •

General and Mrs. Bowser, Mr. Sur;. nn Bich, -Mrs. Rich,
Mr. Assistant-Surgeon Stewart, Mints M. J. J. C. and 1. Bro-
die, Neale, Young, J. and 11. Duncan; Mc!. and Mines E. iind
H. Smith, Messrs.-A. and A. Farquhar anti limes; M,_s<rs.
Rochfort, Walter, Harwood, De Lannoy, Watts, Mfmardiere,
Yonge, Davidson, Harding, Short, Lally, Nutt, Codrilmon,
Brodie, and /Station, Cadets.

The Metropolis was visited this morning with a
tremendous storm of wind and bail. Between tive
and six o'clock the wind began to blow, with great
violence, from the North West, and speedily increased
to a perfect hurricane, which continued unabated till
nearly eight o'clock. The streets were strewed with
bricks and tiles, blown from the roofs of the houses;
on the Souih of Lincoln's Inn-square, a whole stack
of chimuies was blown down. In St. James's Park,
several trees were torn up by the roots, a circum-
stance which reminds us of the propriety of suggest-
ing that the vacancies thus frequently occasioned in
this shady retreat, ought to be filled up by planting
new trees from time to time ;otherwise, there is a dan-
ger of its being, at no very distant period, completely
denuded. On the River the storm was felt severely.
—A number of ships broke from their moorings,
drifted down with the tide, and, running against each
other, received considerable damage. Below Black-
wall there are several ships on shore, much injured :
but they are expected to be got off on the return of
the tide. A number of coal an corn barges have
been also driven on shore; and a boy belonging to
one of the latter is repotted to have been lost. We
have not heard of any other accidents to individuals,
with the exception of one of theiguardians of the
night, who received a chimney-pat on his head, in
Petticoat-lane, but, owing to the thictness of his hat,
he escaped without any serious injury. ''We wait with
anxiety the accounts from the coast.

The ship Clydesdale, : sailed from Greenock
on the 10th instant for Calcutta, carried out upwards
of 720,000 yards of cotton goods, besides a general
cargo, consisting of spirits, stationery, iron, &c.
Sir HUMPHRY DAVY has had great success in un-
rolling the Manuscripts of Herculaneum and Pompeii.
In a short time the contents of each roll will be known,
as well as its title, which is generally found in the
interior.

It was the late Earl of BRISTOL, And not the Duke
of GRAPTOSI, whose Will contained the injunction not
to print the memoirs of his life during that of his late
MAJESTY. The following is an authentic copy of
the last Codicil :—" By way of Codicil, I write this
with my own hand, and hereby give to my natural
son, AUGUSTUS HERVEY, the box or chest, with all
my father's manuscript writings therein contained ;
and in case of his death, I give the same t• my bro-
ther Wst. HERVEY, but with strict injunctions both
to one and the other, never to print or publish them,
or my father's memoirs during the reign of his pre-
sent MAJESTY, or for any time, or at any time, to
give or lend or leave them to my brother FREDERICK,
the present Bishop of Derry, as witness my hand this
20th day of May, one thousand seven hundred and
Reenty-nine. (Signed)
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