Star.
London, England, 1820-12-25 00:00:00

NA V. 41. INTELLIGENCE.

The brig James, Captain Jaces from Greenock, in ballast,
with 120 passengers, consigned to Mr. ARCHIRALP TAILOR, of
Cape Fear, America, was stranded on the main bar, on the 9th
instant. he left Greenock on the sth October, and when she
arrived off the bar, came in too close, in consequence of the wind,
to work off, so as to wait for a pilot; and the only alternative
was to go ashore, or attempt to come over the bar—in doing the
latter the vessel was lost; but most of the sails and rigging will
be preserved. No lives were lost, and all the baggage of the pas-
sengers was saved.
FaLmourn, llsr. 22.—Wind W.—Arrived the Countess of
Chichester packet, with Mails, from Gibraltar and the Medi-
terranean sailed from Gibraltar the 11th inst. The Montague
packet, with the Brazil Mail, was repaired, and was to sail in a
day or two. Also arrived the Blithe Tapper, Bauer, from Gi-
braltar; Lively, Sturm, from London for Africa; and Lydia
Htennes, from Virginia. Sailed the Manchester packet, for the
Brazils ; and Duke of Rent packet, for Lisbon, each with a
Mail ; and ?Augusto, GAILIAILD, for Havre. The Marlborough
packet, for Lisbon, and Fox packet, for the Islands, are in
the Roads.
Pomaxotint, Dm. 44.—Wind F.N.E,--Arrived the Lon-
don,Newrox, from the Cape of Good !lope ; Britannia, &kayo'',
from London for Havannah ; Matilda and Susan, Heorra, from
Petra& ; and Active, Hata, front Leghorn. Also frrived, the
Lady Ridley, Wsta, from London for New SouthAWales ; his
Majesty's ship Comsat, from Deptford ; Fortitude, and Caro-
line transports, from the Downs. Sailed the Earl of Welling-
ton, Kum, for Jamaica.
Dies., ,Dac. g4.—Wind N.R.--Came down from the River
yesterdarkod sailed, the Tyne, Bsootz, fur Madras ; °darn,
for Bahia; Ida, for Jamaica; Henry Cerf, for Trinidad; Olive
Branch, for the Cape; Henry, for Sierra Leone; and several
others.--Came down from the River to-day, the Competitor,
Low, for Madras and Ceylon; Speke, for New South Wales;
Martha, for Antigua; Henry, for Honduras; Waterloo, for
Leghorn; Bonne Ilenriette, for Rouen ; and William, for Lis-
hon.—Sailed the whole of the outward-bound.

blzroan, Dm. 22.—The Thetis PERSORINR, for Cork, was
lost on the Irish coast on the 16th instant, with all her creiv
and two female passengers.
Costox-Houss, Dec. 23.....5hips Entered Inwards Penrltyn
Castle, from Havre; Union, from St. Andrew's; Aat, from
llamburgh ; Atlantic, from ditto ; Loudon Packet, from Boston;
Brune, from Rouen ; Zenina, from Belfast - Salus, from Ham.
burgh. Cleared Outwards! New Del•ght, for Rouen ; Barbara,
for Tenerife; Britannia, for Tobago • Dauntless for Dublin;
Vrow Elisabeth, for Ghent; Maria Louisa, for Honfieur ; Sally,
for Waterford; Commerce, for Rouen ; General Graham, for
Jamaica; Fox, for Ostend; Perseverance, far Belfast; Marianna,
(or Fayal ; Esther, for Valencia.

Thursday, his Majesty's ship Favourite, Captain
HERCULES ROBINSON, arrived 'at Portsmouth from
the Newfoundland station, last from Gibraltar and
Cadiz. She left Gibraltar on the 29th ult. and Cadiz
on the 11th inst. There was net a single ship of war
at either place. The Wolf, Captain YEOMAN (which
had been cruizing off Cape St. Vincent, to inform all
British vessels that the yellow fevee was prevailing
at Cadiz), sailed on the same day that the Favourite
did, to return to the Cork station. The epidemic
ceased at Cadiz on the 7th ult. and at Xeres on the
29th. Te Deum was sung at Cadiz on the 10th ult.
and the Port opened; and at Xeres on the 9th inst.
at which time there were no remains of fever through-
out Andalusia. Lieut.Lonomotta, late of the Revo-
lutionnaire, and several invalids from the squadron
in the Mediterranean, came passenger: in the Fa-
vourite, from Gibraltar. The Favourite was released
from quarantine on Saturday, and having been in
commission upwards of three years, is 'ordered into
harbour, to be paid off, all standing, in order to her
being re•commissioned.
Letters from St. Helena, dated the 7th ult. state,
that the Owen Glendower frigate, Captain the Hon.
R. C. SPENCER, had arrived from Monte Video with
specie, and sailed again on the Sd of November, on
her return thither. The Leveret, Captain SHANNON,
from the Mauritius, and the Shearwater, Captain
ROBERTS, from the Cape, had arrived at the I‘and.
The Brazen had sailed from the Cape. BONAPARTE
was in good health. After recovery from a fit of hy-
pochondria, he had given audience to several strange
visitors—a thing very unusual with him. His exer-
cise circuit has been extended to fourteen miles. _

,