Star.
London, England, 1820-12-26 00:00:00

NAVAL INIELLIGENCE.

A vessel, supposed to be the Thctis packet, of MiVord, was
wrecked near llallyrnacotton Tower, on the Irish coast, on the
lab instant, and the crew perished.
The queen Charlltte, Captain It. Evavz, trading vessel, was
wrecked on the 15th instant, near Dungarvon—all the crew

perished.
The sloop Friend Liverpool
s, Captain Osionxt, bound from Liverp
to Cork, was wrecked on Friday se'nuight at the Bar, near Het-
wick, when all on board perished. In the course of the nett
dq, a considerable part of the cargo being washed out, the ves-
tal was got off, and towed into Dungarvon.
I.toslir, Dec. 25.—Wind E.S. E.— Arrived the Trelawney,
I'd'Lvi e, from Demerara for Lordoo ; and Elizabeth, SMARTLY,
front St. _Michael's.—Sailed the Fox packet, for the Leeward
Islands; and Duke of Marlborough packet, for Lisbon, each
with a Mail; al*o the John, WELLS, for Genoa and Leghorn.:
litirstucTit, Dye. E.N.E.—Arrived the Spring,
&ALTON, from Quebec ; Torn Cod, Davis, from the Canaries;
Smern, from the Cape of Gent! Horns; and the Marquis
of Anglesea, EDWARDS, from Leghorn.
Palma:ol)m Dec. 25.—Wind E.—Arrived the Guardian,
AvDERSON from Pictou ; and Ann, Stout-as, from Ilavannah.
Dear., 'Da.% 25.—Wind N.E.—Arrived and remain, the
Savnge, Klatt ; and Robert, Dsxav, from Belfast. Arrived off
:Dungeness, the 23d inst. the Europe, TALBOT, from Jamaica; and
ilanrah, Wanes, from Quebec.
Nonni Satenns, Dec. 24.—Yesterday the sloop Lively, CA"-
ou.s, friam Inverness, got upon the Herd-sand. but was got off
aeain with assistance. The Lord Wellington, Cuter:it, front
flamburgh, is seized by the Customs, for having spirits con-
cealA on board.
Gt..troew, Dec. 2,2.—Triday, the Comet steam-boat. on her
way home from Fcrt-William to Glasgow, at half-past four in
th? afternoon, while passing through Dorishmore, • at the point
of ;Craignish Bock, was struck with a heavy squall, whkis
1! her on her beam-ends, and in ten minutes, owing to the.
grtr.tt c..nrent of tide and high seas and wind, was tail broadside
cm the reeks. Every exertion was made for the landing of the
passentters and men, which was safely accomplished. On Satur-
day morning :dte was a complete wreck.
pjuiJ , 14. r. 22.—Captain RA/SPECE, of the Thetis, of this
part, v•ritt:e to his owners as follows: A Memel, Nov. 22.—1 am
la lay to inform YOU of my safe arrival in the Bay this afternoon,
otter a most unpleasant voyage. Three days after passing the
.Sound I had tie misfortune to lose my carpenter, Joseph An-
derson :we were reefing .he maintop-sail; and as he was step-
ping front the topsail-yard into the rigging, be missed his bold,
and fell with his head on the quarter rail, and thence overboard.
All he said was, Oh, Lord! oh, Lord l! and instantly oak."

His MAJESTY has given a donation of £5O towaids
the erection of a School for the Education of the
Poor of Featherstone, and the extra parochial district
of Pontefract Park, in I'm kshire.
Lord and Lady Coitzox have, with the kindest
regard for the comforts of the poor at this period of
the ) ear, made a most acceptable present of blankets
and clothing to the indigeut families in tUe ntiehbour-
hood of Gopsall.