Star.
London, England, 1820-03-03 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Laurel, frcrn London to Southwohl, was lost yesterday,
during the gale, on Grain Spit, near the Nortb Sand. The
crew saved. _ _

The Harvest Home, Bitowy, from Yarmouth to London,
ran ashore on the Main, near Sheerness, and was full of water.
The Prince Cobourg steam-vessel, from hull to Cowes, is
lost on the Isle of Sheppy,
FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY 29.—Wind K.—Arrived the Aid,
WEsT, from St. Michael's, last from Ilelford.—Sailed the Asia,
:-ZNDSAY ; Margaret, GLEN ; and the Cynthia,—, for Lcincion;
ais, Arn.aev, for Bristol ; and Dove, 'limn!, for Stargate
Creek ; the latter with part of the cargo of the Beamish, from
tirnvrna.

Pea-storm, MAJICH I.—Arrived the Albion, Necnotsov,
from Liverpool to London, with loss of main-topmast.—Sailed
the Triton, 13URNITT, for Antwerp; Riseborough, \d'Wit.-
iiiists, for London; Malta, Moniev, for Ilamburgh; et:triba-
-1 Ind, ADAM, and Christina, Waws, for Bremen; and fart.:;,
Dowsisc, for London.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 2.—Wind N. N. W.—lt has blown
very hard all day from the Northward, and still ..ontintn-:s.—
Nothing arrived or sailed to-day.
DIAL, MARCH 2.—Wind N. N.W.—Came down from the
;liver last night, the Dunira, Ilaatitros, for China t Plicenix,
BENNETT, for the South Seas; and Atlas, SIMS, for Trinidad.—
None of the outward-bound ghat sailed yesterday have put hack.
It has blown a complete gale all day, and still continues. Toe
Dutch ship Amelia has cut away her main-mast, and now rides
'core easy. His Maj:.sty's ship 17..vrocreirg has put back under
a storm, for:-:ail and her topmasts lowered. The Dunira, Can-
ninr, and Lady Melville, East Indiamen, with the rest of the
cativard-bound that did not sail yesterday, are riding all well,
with their top-gallant-masts and yards struck. A vessel is on
51-ore on the North part of the Goodwin Sand, near the Gull-
light, with her sails flying about, and she appears on her beam
ends. Another vessel is riding near her, with her masts gone.
11-sassosrz, MARcH 2 —Arrived the Lord Wulhngton, Sre-
scut, from Poole, with the loss of anchor, cable, bowsprit, and
other damage. It has blown a tremendous gale all day from the
N.N.W. and N. N.E. Three vessels are on shore on the Good-
win Sands; two of them have gone to pieces, and it is feared
?lie crews have perished ; the other, appaiently a ship, remains
sunk, with only one mast standing. If the weather moderates
the crew may be saved, but there is too much sea for the boats
to approach her now. A ship (name unknown) lost fur anchms
tlds morning, off the North Foreland, and proceeded fur the
Downs.

MA SCAT?, MARCH 2.—The Mary, from Yarmouth to Lon-
don, is brought in here with loss of anchors and cables. brig
and schooner are driven on shore at Ikarn Bay. 'roe brig
Sten has lost anchors and cables. A vessel has struck the
greand in making for the lin:tour, and gone up into tile Bay.
YARMOCIH, MARCH 2.—About eight o'clock, A. 31. a 11,:tyv
g:de came cn, which has done much damage here; ncarls 54)
•:essels have lost anchors and cables, and run to the Southward.
()nit vessel is riding with the loss of both masts, and two ot:'crs
.vnh mainmasts gene, names unknown. Tic Elktaheth,
lirt-
con, (ruin London; Providence, Ross, of North Shields; and
• nether vessel, are ashore to the Southward of the harbour.

Wednes,clay a Court of Directors was held at the
Last India-House, when WILLIAM EDWARD Ptitt,
Lars, Earl. was appointed Governor of Prince of
Ir•'-les's Island.

..Snir-LAt-Nctr.---Yesterday the HAWKE, a new
t.l:td-rate, W 25 launched from the Dock:S.'ard at
oolwich. Booths were erected on each side of the
tl;ip, which were filled with genteel company.—
Ilawice is considered a very beautiful ship. Tiic
fgure-head is a representation, larger than life, of
rite gallant Admiral whose name it. is intended to
(utmnernorate, in the act of drawing his sword from
is scabhatd. Iler burden is 1,738 tons, is to carry
guns, and 390 men.