Star.
London, England, 1820-12-21 00:00:00

TIM ARMY.

Sir HENRY WATSON (a Brigadier in the Portu-
Luese service) arrived in the Arabella packet, from
isbon.

Dr. CLARKS, who, we believe, was also attached
in some way to the Portuguese Army, likewise came
passenger in that packet. -

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE..

The Argo, ilauntstrv, on entering Shields on Saturday morn-
ing, during a tremendous gale from S.S.E. was struck by a sea,
and thrown upon the rocks near the Spanish Battery, and bilged.
Crew and materials saved.

The Eleonora, Parrs, from Milan to London, which was
driven on shore early last month, near Saltfleet, has been got offi
without much damage to the cargo.
The sloop Mavgam, Tyco muter, bound from Cornwall to
Aberavon, with copper ore, foundered in the night between
Sunday and Monday last, and all on board unhappily perished.
What renders this inebncholy event more afflicting, is, that the
Captain's brother, who commands another skip, bad the unfor-
tunate-vessel in to-7 at the time, but she went down so suddenly
that no, assistance could be rendered.

Knish. ut,' Dec. 15.-This day, at seven o'clock, A. M. the brig
Resolution, of London, JAIMICII BLeativ master, bound for New-
foiTndland to Liverpool, with fish, &c. was driven on a ledge of
rocks outside the entrance into %lien's Bay, east side of the
Head. It was then low water, blowing a tremendous gale at
3.8. E. attended with a very heavy sea, constantly breaking over
her. The crew were observed to ascend the rigging, where they
remained in the momentary expectation of her going to pieces.
They were all saved, however, with the exception of the Mate,
by the humane exertions of different boats that went to their as-
sistance, the last of which bad scarcely reached the beach, when
the vessel went totally to pieces, and scarce a vestige of her re-
mained,--Nearly at the same time the John and Mary, front
Cork for Falmouth, laden with butter, oats, &c. was driven on
shore at the west side of the Head. The crew was saved with
much difficulty.

FALMOUTH, Die. 12:—Wind S.—Arrived the Mary, 'Mises
from London for Bilboa • Valentine, Ricnaans, from Cardiff
' fur St. Michael's - and Diana packet with a Mail from the Bra-
zils—sailed from Rio 27th Oct. Sailed the Pretty Law, Baowm-
LSO, for Naples.

PLYMOUTH Dec. Io.—Wind W.—Arrived on the 15th inst.
the Fame, PLYMOUTH,
from Charente for London. In attempting
to get to sea this morning, she got on shore in Stonehouse Pool,
where, at low water, she fell nearly on ber beam-ends, but is
expected to be got off.
PORTSMOINM, Dac. 20.—Wind S.S.E.—Put back the Mala-
bir, Aacoron ; she has since sailed again.
Dam. Dec. 20.—Wind W.S.W.—Came down from the
River last night,. the City of Edinburgh, Wisamatt, for Bengal;
Caroline, HODOSON, for Jamaica • John Baker, Astral, for
Leghorn; Helens, WiLsort' fur Bahia; and Ann, Bats., for
Rio Janeiro. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Mary,
.HAIIIVEY' from Havannah ; his Majesty's ship Ain, from Ports-
*mouth ; Ringdove, Ismairma, from Oporto for Ipswich ; and
rho Landwehr, Haarzatiao, from Antwerp for Bourdeaux; the
latter remains.

WAvzsrean, DEc. 14.-.--Arrived the Esther, WitAow, from.'
Liverpool for Philadelphia, with the loss of main and mizen-top,
masts, and in a disabled state. She sailed from Liverpool the
tOth September, bud was obliged to bear up from America.
LIVERPOOL, Dzc. 19.—1 t is repotted that an American ship,
supposed,to be the Dublin Packet, CoLas, from New York for
Dublin, is lost off the Kish Bank--as aho several colliers.
PINZANCi; Dir. in.—Arrived the Agenoria, HALL, from
Bridgewater, with loss of boat, bulwarks, sails split, and part
of her cargo thrown overboard. The Fury, ()Ave, coal-laden,
sunk off the Land's Bad yesterday—crew saved, and landed at
St. Ives.

Aaanwn—At Jamaica, the Dry Harbour Planter, ; and
Amphitrite, Philips, from London; also the Lord Hobart packet,'
from Falmouth. At Lisbon, Nova Paquite, Da Silva, from Rio
Janeiro • Blenheim, Warren; and Robert, Hall, from-New-
foundb;d ; Union, Kettle • and Sally, Cummings, from Liver-
pool; Speedy, —, from Cork ; Waterloo,—, from Bristol;
Unity, De Gruchy, from Jersey ; and Friends, —, from Pe-
tersburgh. At Oporto, Trio, Bazfield, from Newfoundland;
and Anlaby, Overton, from Hull.

LIVERPOOL, DECEMBER 18.

airy or A ursaua LETT= TO TER COLLECTORS AND 401LIMILOLLTDS
tr our-pons, 23LATDIO TO Till waaxmovatsa Or r 011101!
111112,11.. ,4 Custom-house, London, Nov. 4.
" I have it in command to acquaint you, auk it appears from
a letter from Mr. Lesantoron, dated the 24th Wt. that it is their
Lordships' pleasure, that the regulations under which Foreiga
Cheese is to be allowed to be warehoused, are to be, in an re-
spects, similar to those :of the General Warehousing Act, ex-
cept that, in case such Cheese being taken out of warehouse, for
exportation to any of the British Colonies, it is to be liaMe to.
the payment of the home eenstunptiun duty • and the comb.
Meagre direct you to.govers reerstif itecordiiigly.w
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