Star.
London, England, 1820-12-29 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Whitehall, Ceara, which arrived at St. Michael's on thk.
sth inst. from Falmouth, was boarded the day before, one degree
to the eastward, _h y an Insurgent privateer.
The John and Mary Ann, TURNIIR, trom Whitehaven,
spas
totally wrecked, in Ramsay Bay, on the 15eh inst. Crew save-2.
The Regent, from Newcastle to Jamaica, was spoien with et%
the 21st inst. in lat. 49.30. long. 9.
Fautouvu, Dec. 26.—Wind E.—The schooner Three Brz..•
them, Srautt., is discharging her cargo to repair.
Poarsuotrn, Dec. 28.—Wind E. N. E.—Arrived a brig, ramie
unknown, from St. Übe's. The Quail cutter has captured and
brought in here, a k.gger and two tub-boats, with 160 tube of
spirits.
Banatisotene, Dec. 25.—The Margaret and Jane, SISCT.A/R,
of Sunderland, sprang a lea's at sea, which compelled her to
run for the harbour, which she missed and went on shore.
DEAL, Dec. 28.—Wind E.—Came down from the ltiver last
night, an outward-bound ship, name unknown, and proceeded
down Channel. Put back, two brigs bound to the Northward,
names unknown.
Mannar', Dec. 28.—A hogshead of oil, marked on the hezd
68, and near the bung 162, has been washed ashore near here.
ARRIVED—At Antwerp, the Teaser, Stephens, from fondue.
At Havre, Lord Ebrington, Day, from New York ; Comely,
Gray, from Charleston; Jupiter, Visser, front New Orleans;
Rose, Whittingham, from Gibraltar; Amitie, Le Baile ; and
Semaphore, from London. At Rofeen, Amitie, Smith,
from London.
Corrom-Honsz, Dec. SO.—Ships Entered Inwards: The Earl
Morley. from the South Seas ; Albion, from Antwerp ; Fanny,
from Leghorn; Aid, from Cutania ; Robert, from Rotterdam;
and Joseph, from Antwerp —Entered Outwards: Tee, r,
for Limerick; Swallow, for Gibraltar; and Mercury, fire a-
does.—Cleared Outwards : The Catharine, for Cadiz ; Gover.
nor Harcourt, for Demerara ; Neptune, for Pernambuco ; Jane,
for Jamaica; Clyde, for Antwerp; and Cordelia, for Dublin.
Ships ordered, building, and in course of repair,
at Plymouth Dock-yard :
Building—London, 110 guns; Portland and Lancaster, 60;
Cerberus and arce, 46 ; Lyra and Partridge . (brigs), and
Bramble (cutter), 10.
Ordered to be Built—St. George, 120 ; Hindostan,-13if ;
'amine and Statira, 48; Daphne and Porcupine, 28; Devista-
' thou (bomb) s Volcano and another vessel ; Hope and Muria*
(brigs), 10; and Netley and Nightingale (Revenue cutters).
Ships in Dock—Ocean, 80 guns, repairing, and cutting down
Item a first rate; and Endymion, 50.
Ships at Jetty—Britannia, 120 guns, built and fitting for or-
dinary; Medway and &Bona, 74, repairing; Alelampus, 46,
built at Pembroke, with round stean ; and Seringapatam, built
in India, from teak, and now fitting for sea.

V

PLYMOVIII P.

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the 26th inst. at the Lc
into consideration the
to his Majesty, express
person, and praying hi
Councils his present ad'
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eleven o'clock, when A
nimously called to the
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spectable a Chairman,
to be so truly patriotic
tulate you on the deft
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Journals that the Mini
by that magnanimous
pool—(Loud laughter,
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the Bill, and must e'
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will now call your
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timents, but that whicl
the state of your cou
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now Bowing in to th
against the Addressee
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the Ministry, to imp,
upon his mind that ti
measures." The L'
the first Resolution,
JOHN WZRZ CLAI
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am certain that, wha
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laws legally execute
to see the House of
people with equity,
doing the people j'
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of their country mu
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his brow."
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Mr. BIRD again
laden, which was se
mid also carried un
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third Resolution, s;
disprove the truth
mercy to the Cout
sad do so: he then
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was much cheered,
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duct in stepping fo
dependent townsni
privileges as Britis
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aid unanimously c
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propose an Addre
the first four Rem'
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by" Mr. Sr. JOHN,
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were then gone
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for the Krup—the