Star.
London, England, 1820-01-25 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

GRIVICCIrt JAM 23 .—The Commerce, COV?RDALF, arrived
from St. John, N. B. shipped a heavy sea on the Bth December,
off the banks of Newfoundland, which washed the mate and
ive seamen overboard.

NEWHAVEN, JANUARY 24.—The brig Brothers, from Barce-
lona, got on shore this morning, near Beachy Head; crew and
stores sav4.4, but it is doubted whether the vessel or cargo will
be saved.

Diiuntouro, JANUARY 25.—Arrived the Gertruyda Maria,
GLAMNER, from :Marseilles, with loss of topmasts. The Shan-
non, of this port, from Newport, was driven on shore at St.
Mary's, Scilly, and wrecked—crew and cargo saved.
NORTH SHIELDS, JANUAkT 021-14 was the sloop Bell and
Mary, AunntsoN, that sunk in t s harbour, and not the Helen
and Bell. Last night she was weighed and brought into shoal
water, and this morning she was got on the shore to he examined.
BRlTHAll,.lisunkr 113.—Arrived the 'Waterloo date Blackler),
from Seville. The Master was lost overboard in a gale, about
a week since, in which she suffered much !.ri her sails.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 43.—Saturday, at eight o'clock in the even-
ing, the French Fast India Ship Gorrctty, Capt. FRAN• 33 DR
Vu.s.c, from Havre to Calcutta, was compelled to enter this
port, after having experienced very heavy gales, in which she
suffered most materially, by the loss of all her principal sails,
two boats, Ike. and could with difficulty reach this port, with
half the ship's company incapable of performing duty. Also
arrived, the brig Viscount Exmouth, Capt. TYACE ; George,
Grass; and Swedish ketch Christina, Capt. WALLIS, all from
Messina; the two latter with considerable damage. Also, brig
Cora, Capt. LE GRAND' from Tenerife, for this port; and
the schooners Patience and Pailas, from Terceira ; the latter has
brought the crew of the French slogger, Le Petit Auguste, of
Havte, wrecked at Terceira, on the 18th ult.
ANOTHER LETTER, SAIIE DATE.—Wiod S.S.W.-,Arrivcd the
Christina, WALL'S; Viscount Exmouth, TYACK 11111 George,
Gates, from Messina ; Ocean, Lownica, from Lisbon; Cora,
La GRAND, from Teneriffe: all the above have received damage.
Also arrived, the French East Indiaman Gorrctty, DE VILLE,
from Havre for Calcutta, with loss of sails; and 1 atience, BEST,
from Terceira.

PORTSMOUTH, JANC•IT !A.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Venus,
BARBER, front Leghorn for Poole; Charlotte, CLAUSEN, from
Ilavannah, short of provisions ; Liberty, ?dorms, and Duke of
York, FrNLAvspti, front St. Michael's; and Oak, MARTIN, from
Denia, Passed down Channel, the Aquatic, CLOVER, from
Shields for St. Helena.

DEA L, JAN UARY 24.—Wind S. W.—lt was the Traveller,
from Newfaundlatid, that arrived• yesterday and sailed fcr the
River, and not the William, THOMPSON, from St. Michael's.—
Arrived and sailed fur the River to-day, the Cossack, AP BEATH,
front Ncw York; the Alexander, CARPENTER, front Honduras;
'Alin, CHILTON, from Pernambuco; and several others, names
unknown.

Par tow, JANUARY 29.—The French sloop, La Societe, Gar.-
BART, from Bred for Cardiff, was brought in here last night in
distress, with her pumps choaked.
FALMOUTH, JANUARY 22.—Wind S. S. W. .Arrived the
Active, Tivizirsom, from St. Mary's, Gambia, in forty-seven
days, for London, with her sails split, and very leaky. Sailed
the Nocton packet, for the Brazils, the Queensberry packet for
Lisbon and America, and Lady Arabella packet, for Lisbon;
all with Mails.

CUST•M MOUSE, JANUARY' 24.—Ships Entered, Inwards :
Eglintoun, Law, from Demerara; Dart, Daniels, from Calais;
Three Friends, Jones, from Lisbon ; Cordelia, Urquhart, from
Messina ; James, Lamsen, from Dublin ; •Quebec, Williams,
from ditto ; Donegal!, Gowan, from Belfast.—Entered Out-
wards : Abclle, Bourdon, for Havre ; Ant, Buller, for Hambro';
Vittoria, Berry, for Messina.—Cleared Outwards: Ann, Bloom-
field, for Genoa; Dart, Daniels, for Calais; Pkyjterea, Porst•
gate, for Faro.

ADMIRALTY.OrFICE, JAN. 22.
" Sta—Having laid before my Lords Commis:loners of the
Admiralty your letter of the 20th instant, transmitting, by di-
rection of the Committee for managing the affairs at Liarres,
an extract of a letter received from Jamaica, relative to the de-
predations committed on the north side of that laland by a Ye-
nesuelian brig, named the Liberiatior, I am commanded by my
Lords to acquaint you, for the information of the- Committee,
that their Lordships observe, by a report from Rear-Admiral
Sir Howe l'ornast, of tee disposition of his force, that on the
2d of November he had dispatched a sloop with orders to pro-
ceed to the north side of Jamaica in search of an Insurgent brig
which bad been off the different harbours, smuggling and inter-
cepting vessels on the coast, and with further orders to bring her
into Port Royal.'
" This my Lords presume is the same vessel, and at all events
the Admiral appears to have talten the necessary precautions for
the protection of the Trade.
" I am, Sir, your very obedient servant,
" IJr. John Bennett, jun. Lloyd's. " JOHN BARROW."

The House of Messrs. ItoritscHun and Co. re-
ceived yesterday, from the Continent, two waggon
loads of silver, nearly eight tons weight.
In consequence of the breaking up of the frost,
some oysters were brought yesterday and this morn-
ing to Billingsgate, and sold at the very moderate
price of 31.105. per bushel!!
PARLIAMENTAY Reroum.—The folly:ring Requi-
sitiOn, signed by about ninety individuals, was pre-
sented, on Wednesday last, to the Mayor of New-
castle: