Star.
London, England, 1819-12-27 00:00:00

NAVAL n'TELLIGENCE.

ajesty's store-ship Wrymount will be ready
days to proceed with a body of settlers to
of Good Hope.
'Thomas Coutts, for Madras, having Onboard
tcellencvMajor-General Sir THOIIMI Mustao,
of Madras, put into Portsmouth on wea-
with foul winds.
ter from an Meer at Trincomalee, dated the
:tuber, sayst—,. We have had a severe season,
not visited so much as in the preceding years,
customary affliction of fever and ague ; but
. nimbus has raged on both sides of the Penin.
This place can never become the principal na-
at of India. The Commissioner's +UrroN) and
,eeper s Offices have been deserted for sneers-
reeks. It is a most wretched place. Mr. EDIE,
' Officer), is returned from Cochin. There has
'ship began to be built there yet, nor does there
any preparation made for it."
otter from an Officer at Rio Janeiro, dated Oc-
-22, 1819, says :,—" Pernambuco is at this mu-
blockaded by some Insurgent privateers. A
Portuguese frigate is going out after them.
Sago is laid on all Portuguese vessels at pre-
Pernambuco. The British merchants at Bue-
vres hare been ordered by the present Govern-
of' that part of South America either to enrol
Ives in the Patriot army or to quit altogether.
are, in consequence, packing up for 'Monte
—others, who have large property the: e, must
themselves. Lord COCURANE has made an
• to cut some vessels out of Callao, but he did
Icceed. There are no very recent accounts from
. The Lord Wellington transport arrived here
the 10th ultimo, in sixty-five days from Cork,
one hundred and twentv-seven women convicts,
arty-sift children, all in good health, for New
Wales. She has been prevented sailing on her
tge since from want of water, no regular rain
tg fallen for the last fourteen months, until
the last few days. She will now proceed in
or two. During the stay of the Lord Welling-
a vent number of the English merchants have
on board every Sunday to attend Divine Ser-
nho were all highly pleased with the cleanli-
,rder, and regularity of the prisoners. Prior to
tng England, the Surgeon having charge of the
lets (Mr. Bitommtv), established a school on board
children of the convicts; thirty children had
I;(1 it for four hours in the day, so that many of
C3l now read any chapter in the Bible."
to CONWAY, 28, Captain BARNARD.; and BAc-
s, 18, Captain PARKIN, have arrived at Ply-
,th, from the East-India station. Bear-Admiral,
RICHARD KIND, Bart. had arrived at Trincoma-
hoe' 11.mbay, in the MINDRN, 74., Captain PA-
Isox. The Officers and crew were in good health.
I(PAZE, Captain J. 11. Lusturt, had returned
China, and was to relieve the I.nritstroOL, Cap-
F. A. COLLIER, at the Mauritius, which ship was
3'ni...ct the Espedition against the Pirates in the
rs!an Gulf. The evamtv, Captain Watt.roul, was
tiling in the Gulf. The Eons, Captain Loom, had
:‘r.i at Trincomalee from that place; and the
,IiSTLESS, the Hon. Captain V. GARDNER, from
;;Lind, with Major-General Sir EDWARD BARNES.
nien it4-Getteral Sir ROBERT BROWNRIGG WIS to
to Ellgl.llld. The 19th, 45th, 73d, and 83d
were at Ceylon. One of the Candian Re-
been sent to the, Mauritius in the Lt-
-41)()1.: ;;!,!ty of inferior rank were in prison. The
^Nv. leis Tiincornalee the 18th August, and St.
I •
t;'(' telt November. She is ordered to Ports-
' ".:., to be paid off. Colonel MA NszL,t, of the 5Scl
c.inie passenger from-Madtas in her. The
':),l2.ii,..cieth and Fenniscowles, both belonging to
''11".01, iron' India, with valuable cargoes, were
wrecked at the Cape of Good Hope about the
o,...,l,er—crews saved. The Second Master and
nien belonging to the CONWAY were lest in as-
one of tobt ships.

Between Bardsey Island and Penalan, Carnarvonshire, the
brig Bristol Was lost on Friday sennight. She was bound frod%
Newport to Liverpool. All the crew, consisting of the Captain
(Witt taws), his son, and five seamen, perished, with the excep-
tion of a youth named Owers, of Holyhead. The Captain had
been a preacher eighteen years among the Welsh Calvanistic
Methodists. _ _

New Ross, Dec. 19.—0 n the night of the 16th, the Deme-
rara, JwIN M'CLsr Master, from Demerara to Liverpool, 4Q)
tons register, laden with sugar, rum, coffee, and cotton, struck
on the Lesser Keroe Island, near Bannow, and almost
lmmedi-
ately went to pieces. The vessel is a total loss, and the cargo
nearly so. It is feared that all the crew have perished; twenty
of the bodies were interred in one grave yesterday, and two
more have been brought in this day. From the state of the
weather, no boat has yet been able to make the island, to save
what part of the cargo may be thereon ; but the moment it mo-
derates, this will be done.
porta:se,. Dec. 21.—The Wallace, of Boston, Let, from Ba-
tavta'and the. Mauritius to llamburgh, was totally wrecked yes-
terday morning at Loruet, near Etaples. The Master, Super-
cargo, and two of the crew, are drowned; and the cargo is scat.
tered on the coast.—On the 191 h, a vessel, supposed to be Hop
lish, ran on shore on Ambleteuse, but was got off with the tide;
and we heard last night of another vessel being on shore at

Merlemont, near Etaples.
LIVFIITOOL, Decausze 25.—,Arrived the Belmont, Fees:mon,
from Demerara. On the 97th tilt. in lat. 36. 43. took out the
crew of the Isabella, Caocztey, from Norfolk for Portsmouth,,
having lost her rudder,.and being leaky. On the 13th instant,
tdok the crew from the Maria, Erroao, of and for Dartmouth
for Newfoundland, dismasted. On the 14th instant, put four of
the Maria's crew on board the Providence, from St. John's,
New Brunswick, for London..
FALMOUTH, Dec. 24.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived the Sand-
wich packet, from the Mediterranean, with Mails ; sailed from
Corfu 14th November, Malta 92d ditto, and Gibraltar 16th
instant; Prince Eugene, Wire, from 'vita •' and Industry,
Haistev, from Gibraltar. Sailed the Prince Er nest packet, for
Lisbon; Montague packet, for the Islands; and Francis Free-
ling packet, for the Brazils, all with Mails. Arrived off this
port the Canada, Itosearsoe, from Quebec for London.
Poarsmotrn, Der. 26.—Wind E.—Arrived yesterday the
Aurora, CAVILS, from Barbadoes for Amsterdam, with the
Captain, crew, and cargo of the Dutch ship Zaandam,.which
WAS condemned at Barbadoes. Sailed the whole of the out-
ward-hound, except the Bulmer and Thomas Coutts East India-
men, Princess Charlotte, Sir Godfrey Webster, and John, for
Jamaica. Arrived today the JOhn' Porri.zwett, from London
for Jamaica; Faith, Cuiecu, from ditto for Nevis; his Majes-
ty's ships ACTIVE. from Halifax; and Emile, from New-
foundland.
Dec. 26.—Wind Wrest.—Sailed yesterday, the whole
of the outward bound. Arrived, the Tobago, BRAOCIRS, from
Newcastle, and sailed fur Grenada. Came down from the
River and sailed,the Hindostan, WittiAmsos, for Calcutta.
Came down from the River to-day, the Earl Balearras, Jameson;
Thame.A I.s BLANC and Warren Hastings, LAIIZINS, for Bom-
bay and China; and the London, Cassesoz, for St. Helena and
Penang.
Wli ireitanal, Dec. 24.—Arrived the Alexander, DILLON, from
Mitamichi. On the 6th inst. in lat. 49. 50. long. 50. W. feH in
with the Agenoria, LYONS, of London, from Quebec for Bridge-
water, a complete wreck; her masts and bowsprit were gone,'
stern stove in, part of the cargo washed out, and the Captain, a
passenger, and one of the crew lost overboard. The remainder
of the crux, six in number, had been on the wreck seven days
without any other sustenance than the dog which was nearly

consumed.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
The La Hogue, for the ships Caroline and Fanny, January
4, at No. 5, King's Bench-walk, Tetnple, and recalled there
Tassaiays and Fridays.