Star.
London, England, 1820-11-13 00:00:00

NA VAL INTELLIGENCE.

Lieutenant Panay, the Arctic Navigator, is promoted to the
Tank of Commander. The illza-t and Gams are both ordered
to Deptford.
The Waterloo, Mawr's; from St. John's, N.B. for Liver-
pool, was abandoned at sea, having lost her lower masts, rudder,
&c. The crew have arrived at 13eaumaris in the Merchant,
Irons New York.
Fawain:via, Novotsza 10.—Wind N.E.—Sailed the Lady
Arabella packet, for Lisbon ; and the Osborne ditto, for the
Mediterranean, each with Mails.
PLvatount, Noveatsea 10.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the Bu-
ri:4, LECFSTADIET, from Brahestad ; and Haabets Anker, Pays,
Irons Skeen.
l'oaTssioevn, NOVEMBER I 2.—Wind W.N.W.--Sailed the
London packet, TRACEY, for Amsterdam ; Progress, TALIOT,
for London; Mary, CORRALS., for ditto; his Majesty's ships
raLLE, for the West Indies; and FORTE, on a cruize.
DEAL, Nov. 12.—Wind W.—Came down from the River
y.,'..!rday and sailed, the Denison, Run, for Jamaica; Oscar,
Leisiimax, for ditto and Madeira ; Francis, Bzczwr, for Domi-
nica; Antzus, IhrEas, for Antigua; and ?delswie, WTYTEROM•
CHET, for Havre —Arrived the Anlaby, OVERTON, from Hull,
and saliva for Oporto.—Arrived to-day, the Alpha, Dorrami,
from Bristol, and sailed for liamburgh.—Game down from the
River and remain, the Sir Godfrey Webster, Burt.= ; Rath,
Hatay; Planet, BARCLA ; and London, Urns, fur Jamaica;
and William, Gestic, for Trinidad.
MARGATE, Nov. 12.—A piece of wreck has been towed an
shore in St. Nicholas, and sundry goods have been picked up at
Hearn Bay and Whitstable, and along the coast. The body of
an elderly Gentleman has been picked up, and landed here this
afternoon. An anchor, weighing about 16 cwt. with about 40
or SO fathoms of cable, has been landed here : it was picked up
on the East part of Margate Sand, and from the difficulty
getting the anchor and cable clear, it is thought the wreck of a
ship is lying there.
LIMERICK, Nov. 7.—Arrived the Regent packer, Wrisswar,
from London, with her sails split, and her Mate washed over-
board ; also, the schooner Maria, of and from New York, with
tie° bales of tobacco, 200 of which were thrown overboard, and
her mast cut away, in a heavy gale, which obliged her to put
into Clew-bay, where she was seized by his Majesty's ship
SAPPHO, and has been brought here.
PEZnANCE, Novamszu 10.—Arrived off this Port the Albion,
Sxim, from Smyrna, with loss of sails, main-boom, &c.
DaLus (NEAR !Imam* kis), NOVEMBER 9. A great deal of the
Acorn's cargo has been saved, and landed here ; the vessel still
keeps together.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, NOVI:MIER I.—Ships Entered Inwards :
The Prince of Orange, from Rotterdam ; Jonge Jan, from Wor-
cam ; Verwagting, from Rotterdam; Twee Gebroeders, from
Kiel ; Vier Gebroeders, from Husum ; William, from Dantzic ;
hood Czar, from St. Petersburgh ; Gough, from Husum; the
Laurel, from Riga ; Hoffnung, from Copenhagen ; Scandinavia,
from Stockholm ; Christiana, from Husum ; John, from Lilian ;
the Aurora, from Dram; Barbara, from Gottenburgh ; Dover
Castle, froth Hambutgh ; and the Mary Ann, from Riga.—
Cleared Outwards: The Victory, for Lisbon ; Julie, for Calais;
Elizabeth, for Charleston ; Aurora, for Cork ; Thetis, for Ham-
burgh ; Hope, for Dublin ; Ocean, for Ilamburgh ; Thomas, for
Seville; John Dougan, for Venice; Amphitrite, for Jamaica;
Nassau, for St. Michael's; the Annesley, for Seville; and the
Union, for Grand Canary.

The East India Company's ship Buckinghamshire
arrived at Port Louis, Isle of Mauritius, on the sth
o! July, and was to proceed on her voyage to China
on the ‘2otll.

HUNTING.
The Croxton Hounds (Cambridgeshire) meet on Wednesday
at t .:txtort Wood ; Friday, at Gransden Meadows, at half-past ten
"file East Essex and Thurlow Fox-hounds meet to-morrow, a'
(I.:..lkney \Vuod ; Thursday, at Wickham Brook, at half-past ten;