Star.
London, England, 1821-01-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following Notice was this day posted at Lloyd's:
" Admiralty Office. January 1, 1821.
" Sta--Having laid before my Lords Commissioners of the
Admiralty your letter of this day's date, stating, that, in conse-
quence of the strong East and North-East gales which have pre-
vailed during the last week, many homeward-bound vessels are

prevent.ed from getting into port, and, having been at sea some
time, may be in want of water and provisions, and assistance,
from the severity of the weather, and expressing the request of
the Committee for Managing the Affairs of Lloyd's that some
ships of war may be ordered out with supplies for the relief of
the trade, I am commanded by their Lordships to acquaint you,
for the information of the Committee, that ,directions are given
to the Admirals commanding at Portsmouth, Plymouth, and
Cork, to send out any of their cruisers that they can get at, for
the above purpose.—l am," &c. "J. W. Carmen.
" To Mr. John Bennett, jun. Lloyd's."

The Minerva, Jonstson, bound to Dundalk; and the Argyle,
Flu, bound to Drogheda, both belonging to Preston, were
driven on shore on the 16th ult. at Balbriggan.
The Hope, from Liverpool to Oban, was wrecked on Rath-
lin Island, on the 16th ult. A small part of the cargo saved.
The Fame, WlCrang, from Dantzic, arrived at Change-
mouth on the 26th ult. in right days—sailed in company with
the Henry, of Newcastle ; and Astrea, of Dundee, both for
Londoa—parted from the Henry the next day, and from the
Astrea on the 21st, off Falsterbo.
The Sylvia, HILL, from Dublin to London, put into FaP
mouth on the 29th ult. _ _

The Camperdown, Mqvas, has arrived at Dartmouth, from
Nlirarnichi, leaky, and with loss of afranchor and cable•.
The Vary Ann, Noistads, has arrived at Kinsale, from St.
Audrea's tN.B.) very leaky, an4with loss of sails, rigging, &c.
The Eleanor, SARTORICS, has arrived at Hull, from Dantzic,
with loss of an anchor and cable. •

Livearoot., Dec. 31.—The lierca'..:±, fur New York, is got off
the Ilurbo.brok;and is at anchor in Wellesley-bole; she has re-
ceived considerable damage, but the cargo is sJe.
Fat.sto‘ru, Dec. 30.—Wind E.N.R.—Sailed the Union,
Vaeuesswegv, for Charleston ; and Ann, L4NDIO.I, for Bilboa.
PORTSMOUTH, J. I.—Wind E.N. E.—Sailed the General
Palmer, TRCSCOTT, for Cower, to be docked.
Dem. JANUARY I.—Wind S.E.—Sailed the Dorothy Cock,
Lowey, for Newcastle ; and another brig, for the same place.
Two vessels have come down from the River, names not known.

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Ras:scan, Dec. 29.—This forenoon a ship was observed to
he on the Brake, a short distance from this harbour, when nearly
low water. Some boats put off immediately, but could not get
near her for some time to render assistance., as the sea broke
over her mast high. At length having altered her position, and
the weather becoming more moderate, the boats succeeded in
getting alongside, and saving the crew, consisting of the Captain
and twelve seamen, whom they brought on shore here. She
proves to be the ship Duke of Cambridge, about 250 tons, Cap-
tain STIWA wr, with a cargo of wine and brandy, from Baur-
deans to Hamburgh.
ILsawscrt, JAN. I.—Sailed the Leicester and Castlereagh
packets, with Mails for Holland.
NORTH Sumas, Dec. 30.—Arrived de Jong Jerennes, VAN-
axe VAA /4 from blemel for Amsterdam, leaky, and cargo da-
maged: she must discharge to repair.
Cresson-Hoene, Jarmaity I.—Ships Entered Inwards : The
, Caledonia, from Tarre.goaa ; Jenne lime, from Louvain; Wil-
, ton, from Trieste • Britannia, from Memel; and Elizabeth,
from Antwerp.—Entered Outs • ds : The Unity, for Dublin ;
Spanish Pitt tot, for Cadiz ; Brune, for Hontleur ; Elector, fur
Philadelphia; acid Maria, for St. Lucia.—Cleared Outwards :
The Preston, for Demerara; Hercule, fur Havre ; Repulse, for
China ; Titus, for Alexandria ; and I lercxs, for Calais.
A aarvEn—At Holyhead, the Camillus, Mushall, from Quebec.
At Cork, Active, Johnson, from Sicily At Kinsale, Campion,
from St. John's (New Brunswick). At Strnmness, Vigilant,
Strang, from Riga; Brunswick, Aitchison, from R:tcrsburgi; ;
and Johanna Jacobs, —, from Bremen. • At Hull, Ariatii.s,
Aibreck, from Dantzic. At Leith. Commerce, Tweedale.
NAVAL PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.

Pnoatovio:sr.—The following Commanders to the rank of
Post Captzins—Captains Montgomerie and Montagu, and Sir
W. Wiseman.
The following Lieutenant; to the rank of Commanders—
Pearson, Gordon, Dent, Parry, Campbell. and Fletcher.
Th following Midshipmen to the rank of Lieutenants—
Messrs. Ju-tice, Johnstone, Markham, Williams, Bond, Oakes,
Wright, Alexander, Twight, Molyneux, Wynn, Parry, Thom-
son, Folic:me, Martin, Nias, and the Hon. F. Maude.
The following to the rank of Sfirgeons--Meurs. Davis, J.
Boyle, and P. Boyle.
The following Officers to be Pursers—Messrs. Hawker and
Dent.

A PPOTNTSMITS.—Captain Colby to be a Commissioner of the
Board of Longitude; the Rev. F. Fellows to be Astronomer at
II the Observatory at the Cape of Good Hope ; and Mr. J. Fay.
rer to be his assistant. Captains Bourchier, to the Atholl; Stew-
art, Brisk ; Newcombe, Bulwark ; Gordon, Confiance ; Baker,
Drake; Wiseman, (Bart.) Tamar; Godfrey, Surinam; French,
Sophie ; Warren, Seringapatam ; Corry, Satellite ; Mentgome.
rie, Sapphire; Hay, Redpole; Sibley, Niemen; and llockiii,gs,
Medina. Lieutenants Ormond, Larcons, and Murray. to the
Atholl; Chamberlayne, Est; Dundas, Cook, and Cr-ii2m, to
the Niemen ; Wilam. and Huntley, Redpole ; Robertson, Sappho;
' Quist and Curry, Satellite ; Slade, Warde, Williams, and Fest-
Mg, Seringapatam; Wheeler, Douglas, and Hellard, Severn;
Matson and Alexander, Sophie; Cochrane, Superb; James,
Lee ; lion. F. Maude, Icarus ; Fttstley, Chanticleer ; Williams,
Ontario ; Parry, Liverpool ; Kitchen, Forte ; Caswall and
Wilson, Surinam ; Drake, Wye ; Wright, Topaze; Markham,
Tees ; Waterhouse, ''attar ; Wynn, Tamar ; Crolc, Sybille ;
!t' id (a) to the Defence, Revenue cutter; Figg, Sylvia ditto;
Pain, Dove ditto; Collingwood, Kite ditto; Nazer, Badger
ditto; and Vosper to the Ordinary at Portsmouth.

Sittings appointed in Middlesex ana London, be-
fore the Right Hon. Sir ItozEar DALLAS, KM. Lord
Chief Justice of his Majesty's Court of Common Pleas,
at 'Westminster, in and after Hilary Term, 1821.