Star.
London, England, 1821-10-23 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

On the night of Friday, the 14th inst. a small boat, in which
were five men, was upset on the Donegal coast, near Tlllinghead,
when the whole perished. Among the sufferers was Mr.ltioraaa
BeArrir, of Tyreragh. I .
Fausourn, Ocv. St.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Swallow,
Coos, from Peterbburgh fur Bristol ; Lady Arabella packet,
with a Mail from Lisbon, in fourteen days ' • and Lord Hobart
packet, with ditto from Jamaica—sailed the 4th ult. and from
Crooked Island the 15th. A Prussian galllot, with salt, from
France, was boarded last night by one of our pilot-boats, to the
Eastward of the Dodinan, in a very leaky state, but the wind
being Westward she bore up for Fowey.
TORZAT, OCT. 41.—Arrived the Vigilant, of Dartmouth, from
Oporto for Leith, with her sails split.
IiIAaCATs, OCT. 22.—Arrived off the North Foreland, the
Oporto, Cover, from Oporto for London, having cut from an
anchor and cable in the Downs.
RAM6CATZ, OCT. 22.—Arrived the Olive Branch, Await.,
from London for Portsmouth, with loss of an anchor and cable.
Drat., On:. 22.—Wind W.N.W.--Came down from the River
and remain, the Rising Star, Scowl, for Vakaraiso ; New Phe-
nix LZWTUWAITZ, for Trbldad ; and Harmony, Oman, for
llarbadoes.
Poarstroorn. OCT. 211.—Wind &W.—Sailed his Majesty's
ship HIND, 00 a cruise.
Comm-Hong, Oer. 12.—Entered Inwards: The Active,
from Calais; Tula, from Malaga; Harmony, from Demerara;
Aldborougb, from Calais ; Joseph Hume, from Seville ; Robert,
from Gijon; George Daysit, from Malaga; Nimble, from Liver-
pool; Commerce, from Faro; Vrow Martha, from Bilboa ; the
Heron, from Guernsey ; Jose ',boos, from Gijon ; Margaret,
front Virginia; Pere de Famine, from Dunkirk ; Providence, ,
from Cronstadt ; Sceptre, from St. Petersburgh ; Mary, from
Bilboa ; Mary Ann, from Limerick ; Waterford, from Water-
ford ; Nymph, and Plenty, from Cork ; Factor, from Belfast ;
and the Prince of Waterloo, from Ostend.—Entered Outwards:
Emperor Alexander, for Jamaica • Woodbury, for Dort; Leda,
and Clifton, for Jamaica; and Magnet, for Naples.

Saturday night, about eleven o'clock, the inmates
of the New Barracks, in the Regent's Park, were
thrown into the greatest confusion and alarm, in con-
sequence of the left wing of the Hospital, which is
situated at the north end of the building, falling down
with a tremendous crash. The troop had nearly re-
tired to rest when the crash was heard, and the greatest
fear was entertained for the safety of the invalids who
were in the building, as also for the Hospital Corporal
and his wife and young children, wtio occupied a
room near the sick-ward. Immediate assistance was
rendered, and the invalids were removed without sus-
taining any injury, and distributed in the Barracks.
The wife and family of the Hospital Corporal were
in bed fast asleep at the time the building fell, but
luckily the latter was up, and heard a trading noise
previous to the accident, and he awoke his family,
and put them out of the window in a naked state,
whereby they were rescued from evident destruction,
as the building fell the instant the whole of its inmates
left it. The cause assigned for the accident is, the
foundation of the Hospital having been very damp,
in consequence of a vast quantity of water having
run into it, the workmen had been employed in the
day digging a drain to let the water off, and it is
supposed they undermined the building too much.—
, The part now standing has been shored up by sup-
,,orters, and workmen are clearing away the rublaidt.