Star.
London, England, 1820-11-24 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following vessels were driven on shore in Swinemunde
Roads, during a violent gale at N.E. on the 11th inst.—Emelia
Sophia, I'ust, from Koningsburg, full of water; Concordia,
Liljer, for Carlscrona ; Neptunus, Reimer, for llourdeaux ;
Amalia, Nngell; Cute Erwagting, Kruger; Hine, Schauer;
and Speculation, Stuck, from St. I'etersburgh—tbe latter is
full of wat,•r. _ _

The Anna Catherina, Thompson, from Tondem to London,
having sprung a leak at sea, put into Wyk, Island of Foist., pre-
vious to the 13th inst.—Cargo discharged, with damage.
'rho Gustaf, Moller, from Bremen to Riga, was on shore on
the Schaw on the 9th instaut.

The Juno, from Providence to the Havannait, was wrecked
on Abaco al the 7th of September.—Crew saved.
The Philip and William, from the tlavannah to Bristol (a),
upset off Charleston on the lOth of September.—Only the Mas-
ter and Mate saved.

The Helena, Foster, from Petersburgh to Hull, was totally
lost on the 21st Wt. on the Island of Aspo.—Crew saved.
The Don, of Newcastle, Potts, was on shore on Falsterbo on
the 6th inst. and it was supposed would be obliged to discharge
part of her cargo.
The Ann, Vibert, of BOstol, from Petersburgb, ran on shore
near Fahterbo on the Icuti inst. but was expected to be got off.
The Speculator, hl` Lassen, from New Brunswick to Cork, is
totally lost on Cape liay.—Crew saved.
NAVIGATION.—Extract of a Letter from Urafrith, Shetland:—
" I believe I never sent you a copy of a Paper which was found
in a bottle, on the N. W. coast of this point, about twelve months
ago, and which I received a few months since
. (corr.)
At Sea, July 27, 1819.—Snow Romulus, Captain J. Casw-
roan, from Miramichi, towards Shields, lat. 57. 47. N. lung
20. 42. W. Mid-day.'
(a rresrarrou.)
This Paper was found in a bottle, on a beach called the Cross
Air, at the North part of the Villains of Ure, being nearly the
N. W. part of the Mainland of Shetland, upon Sunday, the 14th
of November (1819), about four o'clock in the afternoon, by my
son, Charles Man. (Signed) 6 Gnarl/A Maze
" Now, whether this bottle was carried so far to the N. and
E. by the wind or by the current, let your philosophers judge.
You see it was three months and eighteen days from the time it
was thrown overboard till it was found."

Duarriun, NOVlllllllll9l.—The brig Diana, Captain MAavnr,
arrived at Carsethorn yesterday, from Prince Edward's Island,
all well. Arrived yesterday at Water of Orr, the brig Jessie,
Captain WscraAxs, from Kichebucto, after a very stormy pas.
sage of RS days—all well The North Star had begun loading.

Fatmourst, Nov. 41.—Wind S.—Arrived the Sarah Ann,
MiLDILAY, from Miramichi; and May, WARREN, from New-
foundland. The Sarah Ann fell in on the lath instant, in lat.
49. 20. long. 30. 30. with a vessel waterlogged, apparently a
schooner of about 100 tons, with both her lower masts and bcw-
sprit gone. No boats or anchors on deck, and her hatchways
open ; she is supposed to be the same vessel from which the
Blucher packet took three men.

Baal :maim, Nov. 29—The Resolution, which was stranded,
has been got into Pwlhely harbour, after discharging pan of her
cargo. The Avon, Jones, has been repaired, and is ready to
proceed, having taken her cargo on board, part of which was
damaged. Nearly all the Acorn's cargo has been saved; part of
it has gone to Liverpool.

ItAmsoale, Nov. 23.—The Hazard, CLaintsotr, from Sunder-
land, struck against the West Pier, carried away her bow-
sprit, and sunk.

NOZTII Sumas, Nov. 22.—Put back the Dalrymple, Jami-
son, leaky.
PORTSMOUTH, Novelist's 2.s.—Wind W.—Arrived the Au-
rora, EARL. from Quebec, with lon of anchors, cables, boats,
&c. having been obliged to throw them overboard in a heavy
gale, on the Banks of Newfoundland. Sailed the Melpomene,
WATT, fur Quebec ; and the Gemini, for Berwick.

DEAL, Norm/ass 23.—Wind W. S.W.—Came down from
the Myer and remain, the Abeena, CATLANICM, and London,
Tuaxan, for Jamaica; Betsy, Farm, for Tobago; Venus, Kit-
nova, for the Cape of Good Hope ; Acasta, Yovxo, for Per-
nambuco; and Sarah, Via lirmicirsaN, for Sierra Leone:—
the latter has parted, and gone to Ramsgate. Sailed the
Friends, CLARK, for Shields. The Nassau, Wsuar, from Lon-
don for Bridport, ran on shore on the Main, near Dungeness,
this morning.

Barsvm, NOTIMIES 9.—The Peggy, Dames, from this Port
to Miramichi, was deserted by her crew at sea, being in a
leaky state.
Cusvost-Housa, Nov. 9.o.—Ships Entered Inwards :—The
Anne, from Oporto; Active. from ditto; Ulysses, from Rio Ja-
neiro; Highland Lad, from Madeira; Hiram, from Oporto;
New Delight, from Bilboa ; Alnwick packet, from Rotterdam ;
Henry, from Riga; Matilda, from Antwerp; Three Brothers,
from Lisbon ; Did*, from Virginia ; Minstrel, from Antwerp ;
Elizabeth, from Quebec; Brilliant, from St. Croix; Wear, from
Quebec ; Ceres, from Demerara ; Arethusa, from Jamaica ; and
Anglia, from Pictou. Entered Outwards :—The Belle, for
Grand Canary ; Snowden, for Dublin ; Edward, for Jamaica ;
Fanny, fur tiamburgh ; Endeavour, for Nieuport ; and Anne,
for Rio Janeiro. Cleared Outwards:—The Charles, for Va-
lencia; Prosperity, for Calloway ; Lisa, for Rouen; Hems, for
Calais ; and Neptune, for Rotterdam.

Frankfort Gazettes to the 17th instant, and other
German Journals, arrived yesterday evening. The
following are extracts :
TROPPAU, NOVEMBER 6.
It is stated, that a courier has been dispatched to
Naples with the final decision of the Cabinet.