Star.
London, England, 1820-11-21 00:00:00

NAVAL IA 1 EL.AGENCE.

The filitabeth, KINGIIORN, from St. May's (America),
entering Newcastle, ran foul of the Neptune, of South Shiel,!..
Both vessels received con lch:cable damage.
The Hesperus. Vwat, from Amsterdam to Rostock, is lost !.2
the Isle of Man.

The Earsden, WIGIMIAW, from Petersburgh, is arrived oT
Yarmouth, after being on shore on &Toby Sand.
The Heart of Oak, of Baltimore, from Irebad for Liverpool,
foundered off Waterford on the 13th instant Clew Liven.

The Elizabeth Jean, Derzaa, from Rotten:am to Colo:,
was lost near Port Mahon, on the Sth ultimo. Great pan
the cargo saved.

Fas.;tourat, Nov. 18.—Captain THOMPSON, of the l'rig
reports that the Blucher packet sailed from Haiifax th. s
week before him.

Pa.vasocals, Nov. 19.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the 1.;.n7,
Rasura; and William Pitt, —, from Quebec.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 20.—Arrived his Nlalesty's chin Svrn:rts
from Newfoundland • General Palmer, Tauscotr,:rom Aladrat,
sailed tbc 25th of Lie; Melpomene, WALL. front I:atzviz.;
and William, SPENC6, from Queoec. S.. kd :he Gemini, Tar.,
for Berwick.—Wind W.S. W.

DIAL, NOVIMEIR io.—Wind S.W.—Arrived and wilts!
the River, the Probity, HEINTLEV, from Lighoit ; Arab, BCC-
tux. from Virginia ; Highland Lad, fr,on Ilarbadoes ; De Jatige
Anthony, from Batavia fur Rotterdam ; and hunter, GowtaNt,„
from St. Andero. Came :lawn from the River, Lucy 1)a.
vidson, Gonowur; Merlin, Marrs; and Ann, CoonTrui, f9r
Jamaica; Fleetwood, Manz, for Dominica; ':u., fr
St. Vincent's; Belina, Wit.ocoolx, for Grenada ;'I :... ar
Mary, Dram's, for Gibraltar; Bien, WINELKO, lOC ; ; the
Chance, Emits, for Halifax ; and Speculation, Bum f.r 61,b0a.
Itasissaars, Novi-sutra 20.—A boat has bet:n a up war
the Gull's Light, marked " Nimble, of Gre:.:t o•
111aarsou ;" the brig supposed to be lost on the Goodwin
Sands on the 15th instant, as appears by the acco::,,ta given by
Captain UILLOHTMAN, of the Matilda, who saw a b,:at with a
number of people crossing the Sand that day ; it soiowing
verz hard from the Eastward, there is :ittle doubt tn... Cie crow
have perished.
('owes, Nov. 20. Arrived the Pactolus, Gasres, frem
Batavia.

GRAVESEND, Nov. 20.—The Gamut, Discovery sin?, paE.N. I
bete to-day for Deptford.
Cusrou-Hoosz, Nov. 20.—Ships Entered Inwards: The
Lord Hawkesbury, from itamsgatc ; Charles, from Rouen ;
Minerva, front Vallaviciosa ; Flying Fish, from Ostend ; Qatea
Charlotte, from Jersey; Fowler, tram Petersburgh ; Matilda:,
from Lisbon ; Christiana, from Zeiste; Thomas, from J. rsey;
Jubilee, from Charente; Commerce, from Faro; and I)asett,
front Antwerp.—Entered Outwards: 'fhe Burr, for Hat:-
burgh ; Friends, for Havre; Lord Nelson, for Limerick; Se-
raphim, for Gottenburgh ; Brothers, for Teneriffe ; Aurora, far
Venice; Wallace, for Sr. Thomas's; and Union, for Flushbir.
Cleared Outwards.: The John, for Hatnburgh ; Mary, for Ls-
bon; Percy, for Jamaica; Golden Grove, for Port-au-Prince;
Catherine, for Rio Janeiro ; Duckenfield, for Jamaica; Re-
becca, for St. Lucia; and St. George, for Grenada.
VESSELS SIPOKEM 1111111.—. The Boyne. from Loudon to India,
on the 28th of September, in lat. 10 N. long. 23f W. A Dutch
ship, from Antwerp to Batavia, on the 27th of July, out 104
days, in the Straits of Sunda; Antigone, from Havre to tte
Havannab, on the 234 ultimo, in lat.. 34. 5.; Midas, Huroscoal,
from Salnarang:to Antwerp, on the 27th, in lat. 36. 57.; and tit
Intrepid, from Liverpool to Earbadoes, out twenty-five days,
with loss of bulwarks, in lat. 45. 40. long. 8. 50.

Letters received from Monte Video, dated the 12th
September, mention there were no political changes
lately on the banks of the Plate, and there had been
no recent engagements. The prospects respecting
trade were considerably improved.
The Captain of an American ship from the Straits
of Sunda, which has put into a Dutch port, says,
that the grand expedition against the Sultan of Pa-
lembang, sailed from Batavia on the 31st of July.
DRURY-LANE THEATRILLaSt night Mr. WAtr
LACK 'resumed his professionaliabours in this coun-
try, having appeared for the first time since his re-
turn from America, in the arduous character of
Hamlet. He was greeted very cordialy on coming
forward, and in the progress of the scene he was re-
peatedly_honoured with such applause as can only
be ascribed to the talent with which he acquitted
himself. The manner in which the announcement cf
the same Tragedy for repetition was received, must
afford every encouragement to his exertions. His
Ancing, in the last scene, was most skilfully executed;
and Mr. BARA6RD, his antagonist, as Laertes,
come in for his share of acknowledgment. The
Ophelia of Miss KELLY was natural, simple, and
deeply affecting ; she was truly the innocent, the
affectionate, and unhappy girl which SHAKSPEARS
intended her to be. The interesting victim of her own
fond nature, and the wayward and erratic passions of
her Royal, and no less unhappy lover. In the mad scene
she was eminently successful. The other characters
were well filled.,-The House was crowded.

Covnyr-GARDEN.,—Last night, an Afterpiece, en-
titled The Iroquois.; or, The Canadian Basket-maker,
was brought out at this Theatre for the first time.
The story is taken from the old French tale of the
Marquis and the Basket-maker among the Indians,
who very naturally prefer the industry and utility of
the latter to the pomp and affectation of the former.
The music was chiefly a compilation from Swoasce,
Sump, BISHOP, and Moons. There was an excel-
rent Trio, by Miss LOVE, Mr. Duatrarr, and .Master
LoNonnasT. The scenery, by GRIEVE and otlicr,,
was peculiarly magnificent, and the piece was got
up with all the splendour that distinguishes aus
Theatre. The representation was, however, frequently
interrupted ; and when Mr. DURUSET
appealed to
announce its repetition, the noes rather predominated-

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