Star.
London, England, 1820-11-28 00:00:00

NAVAL IN I ELLIGENCE.

The Text, 46 guns, at Portsmouth, is ordered to be prepared
for commissioning.
The PLUMPER gun-brig, Lieutenant %Fiume Hutcomson.
from Chatham, h::3 gon-• into Portsmouth harbour, to get some
defects tapaired. :she is intended for the Cork station.
The SURINAM. 18-gun sloop, has been commissioned at Chat-
ham, and ordered to he fitted out for the Jamaica station.
His Majesty's ship Taman, Captain Sir Geo. Cora-ma. Bart.
K.C.13. bring refitted, and ready for se , went out of Portsincuth
harbour on Thursday. She is intended to return to the coast of
Africa, and expected to sail in the course of next week.
The Sydney, surveying vessel, commanded by Mr. Hot.-
!ROOK. who has been employed in surveys on the Newfound-
land station during the last four years, arrived at Portsmouth from
St. John's, and is ordered to prorred to Woolwich to be paid off
and recommissioned.
FALMOUTH, Novemaza 25.—Wind S.—Arrived 1' Augusta
Gu.u*a, from Nantz ; and Duke of Kent packet, with a Mail
from Lisbon. in six days: she spoke yesterday, between Scilly
and the Main, the Nestor. for London from St. John's, N. B.
with all ber bulwarks stove in, and apparently leaky. Arrived
off the Port yesterday, the galliot Union, DAVID, of Dieppe;
she spoke on the 17th ult. in lat. 49. 5. long. 23. the Elizabeth,
of London, from New Brunswick, dismasted.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 27.—Wind S. E.—Arrived the Tantivy,
Nattier, from Genoa. Sailed the Merlin, WEEKS ; Abeona,
; and Louisa, Baxxa, for Jamaica; and Christiana trans-
port, for Cork.
Dux, Noveatima 27.—Wind E.S.E.—Cinie down from the
River, the HCIOILcFAILLANT, for Calais; Cumberland, Orcr, or
Savannah; Marquis Wellesley, Narita, and Nautilus, Aswan,
for Grenada; Sir Joseph Banks. ‘l"ixttasts, for Portsmouth;
Mary, WALESA, for Lisbon; Ann, Denim, fur Pernambi.co ;
Admiral Cockburn, [luaus, for Van Dieman's Land ; Taaines,
Larson; Tulloch Castle, Grai.tx; Duckenfield, PENNING; Lady
Holland, Powatt ; Mountaineer, Jeers:um., (from Shields);
Cambridge, Foilsman; and Burlington, WIL..ON, for Jamaica;
Genie. ISEASANT, for Rio Janeiro; Gr..nite, Staracir, for Cha-
rente; and Harvey, lam, for Trinidad : they have all sailed,
with the rest of the outward-bound. Sailed the Mary, Jaen,-
sox, for London. Passed by from Ramsgate, the Sarah, VAN
Harramszw, for Sierra Leone.
Livaarooz, Nov. 26.—The Bourdeaux packet, M`Fie, from
hence for Londonderry, is lust off the Copelaroliight.
PRNIANCR, Nov. 25.—The Aid, llamas., from Honduras for
London, out sixty-five dais, and lea/ay, was spoken with by a
pilot-boat yesterday.
Jamey, Nov. 24.—Arrived the Palma, POINGDESTRII, from
Lisbon, with loss of both top-masts, and two of the crew. She
reports the ship Leicester, Larce, of and from Jet setts Buenos
Ayres, to have been lost on the 17th ult. off Aveira—crew saved.
Wichmann, Nov. 29.—The James, BARN'', from Sligo for
London, has been brougnt Lao Feathard, leaky, and with loss •
of cordage, &c.
Costme-House, Nov. 27.—Ships Entered Inwards :—Thor
Daedalus, from St. Petersburgh ; Mars, from Buenos Ayres;
Perseverance, from Memel ; Paquette dc Bilboa, from Bilbao;
Columbus, from St. Petersburgh Isabella, from ditto ; Marga-
ret, from Antwerp ; Melpomene, from Batavia; Pomona, from
Guernsey; Tranby, from St. Petersburgh ; Star, from ditto;
Mary, from Harlingen ; Lively, from Amsterdam; Rose, from
Faro • Hull,from St. Petersburgb ; Susannah, from ditto; Speed-
well, from Stangate Creek; Abellie, from Caen; Jeune Emilie,
from Bourdeaux. Entered Outwards :—Tbe Decade, for Caen;
Ida, for Jamaica; Neptune, for Ostend ; Elizabeth, for Con-
stantinople; Providence, for Bahia; Sirene, for Calais; Sarah,
for Antwerp. Cleared Outwards :—The John, for Genoa ; Bee,
for ilamburgh ; Anne, for Malta; Aguilar, for Jamaica; Asepb,
for Bahia; and Gainsborough, for Hansburgh.

A few days ago, an oyster-boat, belonging to Wet-
ford, while proceeding to Dublin with oysters, went
down opposite the Coast of Arklow, during a very
violent storm. Two men, brothers, of the name of
Slater, and a man of the name of Blanch, unfortu-
nately perished, and their bodies were shortly after-
wards washed a shore.
A boat belonging to the Importer transport, was
upset at Spithead, on Tuesday, and three out of the
five men, of which her crew consisted, were unfor-
tunately drowned. The other two were picked up by
Lieutenant WILLia s, Agent of Transports, belong-
ing to the Importer, who, observing the accident
from the platform, took a boat, and proceeded imme-
diately to their assistance.
A Petition has been sent to her MAJESTY from the
Caulkers, Ship-builders, and Seamen, of the Port of
London, requesting permission to waft upon her with
a Joint Address of Congratulation, accompanied by
a body of 20,000 men.
A Requisition for a County Meeting, on the sub-
ject of the late proceedings against the Q!JEEN is
uow in ,circulation in the County of Durham. It
has already received the respectable signatures of
Messrs. LAMBTONp BEAUMONT, M. A. TAYLOR, Mr.
BENNETT, Lord OSSULSTON, and Sir M. W. RIDLEY.
In consequence of a Requisition signed by several
Freebokiers of the County of Middlesex, for the pur-
pose of considering of an Address of Congratulation
to the QUEEN, and also to Petition the KING for the
dismissal of Ministers, the Sheriff has appointed is
Meeting to be held on Friday, the Ist of December,
at twelve o'clock, at the Mermaid, Hacknefe