Star.
London, England, 1819-10-08 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Wauttroan, Ocroaita 4.—During the heavy gale of Thurs-
day, the ship Tiger, T. Salmi, of and for Liverpool, from Bar-
bad( e , with sugar and cotton, struck on the Cunnybegs, south.
west of the Sake .s. She made water so fast that it was neces-
sary to make f.,1. the Irish coast. She went down, however,
about three miles off Rossenstown, a little south of Carnshore
Point, on the Wexford coast, between the Saitees and Wexford.

We regret w state, that tw.nty-six some say, twenty-nine per-
sons were IOU: at any rate, all on board, except a Negro Steward
and three of the hands, who had the good fortune to escape.
These four formed part of nine who took to the boat, which lay
a the coast until morning, when she was swamped in the surf.
The had several passengers, some of great respectability :
a Mr. Thornton has been named. The vessel began shortly to
pto *rte. as parts of the wreck, and parcels of cotton have
been Naalsed a-shore. A small case has been found, labelled
" Dispatches;' it has been opened, and the papers were in good
order it contained likewise a few guineas and dollars.--This
very distressing accident would suggest the propriety of a Light-
house at or near the Salters.

PENZANCE, OCTOBER s.—Arrived the Hind, Active, Harpy,
and some other cutters and tenders, from Plymouth, having on
board spars, &c. to rig jury-masts in the Dutch ship Prince
Frederick.

Farmount, OCTOUS N.N.E.—Sailed the Leander,
Foszza, for Jamaica; and Dolphin, Wst.t.wrs, for Bourdeauz.
Poarsmdecx, OCTOllet. 7.—Wind.W.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship LEK, from Leith; the Leansier, Tuosersox, from Rotter-
dam ; Elite, Aamoso, from Petersisurgh for Plymouth ; Isla,
WICSTLAIET, from Archangel ; Caledonia, Rosa, from Peters-
burgh • and the following from the Downs,
' Essea, BARCLAY,
and Tuscan, COLRMAS, fur the South Seas • Active, JEFFIRSON,
ve for Gibraltar; Echo, Sprr, for the Southi Seas; the Ranger,
alwaar, for Pernambuco; and Columbus, ALLIIN, for Jamaica.
DrAr, Gerona 7.—Wind West.—Arrived the Dart Cure,
from St. Domingo; Nancy, Tarcrs.a, from Sierra Leone; the ,
Trusty, ANDIMSON, from St. Petersburgh for Southampton; the
Milo, Yotato, from ditto for Bristol ; and Sesostris, Tuomesox,
from Calcutta and Penang, in four months and 20 days from the
latter place. and seven weeks from St. Helena. The Mangles
left St. Helena the day before. Came down from the River the
Jane, Comm, for Jamaica. Put back the Narcissus, CALDER,
for Rio Janeiro.
HARWICH, Devours 7.—Arrived the Henry Freeing packet,
with a Mail from Holland.
Cecrozs-House,OCTOPEft 7.—Ships Entered Inwards: Henry,
Forester, from Quebec; Neptune, Warren, and Hope, Barfield,
from Harlingen; Salus, Johnson, from Onega ; Aid, Lizar, from
Saint Petersburgh; Venus, Wright, and Blessing, Robinson,
from Gottenburg ; Hero, Wilson, from Damzic; Joseph azd
Ann, Johnson, from Hamburgh; Symmetry, Morgan, from
Leghorn ; and Ceres, Schultz, from Memel.---Entered Out-
wards : Martha, Deitgen, for 'icemen ; Merton, Druinmond, and
Perseverance, for Hamburgh ; Planet, Barclay, for `Jamaica;
Furst Blucher Broskm, for Rostock ; Prince Cobourg, Ladd,
for Rotterdam; and Thalia, Hubert, for Bengal.—Cleared
Outwards Crozon, Dousing, for Venice • Simeon, Bailie, for
Dominica • Laura, Thies, for Stettin; Neptune, Strnnaek, for
Ostend; Dominica;
Purnell, for Rio Janeiro • Hamilton, Donald-
son, for Lisbon ; United Brothers, Merck, for Norway; and
Wellington, Peasley, for Cork. . .

Taws as. Carkre.—The following is the latest ac-
count :—" Cadiz, September 14.—The fever has not
increased since I last wrote, but the deaths are nearly
forty a day. In the Isle of Leon, where the popula-
tion is much smaller than at Cadiz, 65 persons died
,yesterday.'
There have been several arrivals from the West-
ward, by which advices have been received from
Margaretta of the 20th August, which state that Ad-
viral Berom had succeeded in capturing three ves-
sels from the Havannah, laden with all sorts of mili-
tary stores, intended for Barcelona.
Advices were received yesterday from Messina, of !I
the 11th September, which state, that at six o'clock
in the evening of the llth ult. a smart shock of an
earthquake was felt there, but fortunately did not do
any mischief.
A Paris Paper says—The brig Sophia, of Nantes.
sailed from that harbour on the 14th of May last for
Bahia, In Brazil ; but she unfortunately suffered ship-
wreck
early in June, on the coast of Africa, near
Ouled-Limi, 10 or 12 day's journey from Mogadore,
in the kingdom of Morocco. A part of the crew
saved themselves in the ship's boat, and sailed in
the direction of the Canaries ; but M. Cocholot, a
passenger, the Captain, two French and two Por-
tuguese sailors, alone succeeded in reaching the coast,
where they fell into the power of an Arab Chief.—
M. Cocholot caused a letter to be conveyed to the
English Consul at Mogadore, in which he communi-
cated the details cf the shipwreck, and informed him
of their captivity, from which they could not escape
without paying a ransom. The Consular Agent of
France at Mogadore apprised the Consul-General of
France at Tangier of this sad event. The ransom for
each of the captives is estimated at 250 piastres; but
it is hoped that no time will be lost in restoring them
to liberty."
Wednesday William Brockwell, a young water-
man, plying near the Custom House, put off frorn
the Stairs of that place, for the purpose of running
alongside one of the Gravesend Steam Packets, to
land passengers. The Steain-boat moving at the
time, he made rather a sudden exertion to lay hold,
in doing which he imprudently jumped too far ahead,
and lowered the stem of his own boat so much that
it caught beneath the wheel and works of the Steam
Packet, and he was instantly sunk below the latter.
Every exertion was immediately made to find the
lbody, but it was not discovered till life was extinct.
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