Star.
London, England, 1821-03-22 00:00:00

NAVAL iNTELLiGENCE.

Ramulot, fleeter,
Nos rout (U. 8), FRIIRE AWC 13.--;The ship
which sailed from this port un the Ist December last, bound to
Ileltatt, with a cargo of stow and cot. on, znd put into st
thulnutew's about the 2t:d ult. in gre:a tii%trtts, having bsd htT
main-top-mast carried away, bulwarks trove in, sprung /link,
&c. near the Gratid Rauh, the latter tart of Dteember, wii
probably he condemned.
Eat mieett, 31.‘ RcH 19.—Wind N.—Arrived the Poetheatoue,
M' hits, from London for Jamaica..

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PLY:AOC:I3I, )1A Reif 20.—Wiod W. n w.-Put hack the lots
LIEUTENANT'S yacht, William and Glary, fur 1/üblin.• Aritsed
the Arethusa, Kuossisr, from London tor Montserrat. ,
TOR ' BAY inlet 20.—Arrived the Vigilant, Maatia, frog
Waterford, with loss of bulwarks, &c.
PORTSSIOUXII, 11A .CH 21.—Wind N.E.--Arrived the !lenity,
BAKER, from the South Seas. Sailed his Majesty's ships Sarne
Live, tor the Cape of Cinosl Hope ; nElliX and Armor, an a
cruise ; and the ltoscoe, Cr ostiNs.for Trinidad:

MAL, MA ECU 2l.—Wind N.Sl.l:.—Arrived and sailed far
the Hirer, with the Whyle •If the homeward-bound, the 'Vitto-
ria, Fritnira, ard ittsr.N, frem Jamaica; Apollo,
Patcas from Gibraltar; Grher, PA) TEILIONi from Demmer! t.
anti Leeds,. I.l.s;cosai, from ILL) Janeiro. Came down from tits
River, the 40)1011, HOIDEN, for Donsinica;• Loyalist,
for lialifax ; 'Margaret, CAsireatt.; for the West Indies; pm
selytc, 31 tINW A RING, and Montreal, —, far. J/IrMitl; CUq
RILVA KW, for bladetra and St. Vincent's. They hare railed;
with the wbc4e of the outward-bound, except the far
Dat avi a.

TAitmotrte, 31. i• sic* 21.—The Syri•v•ery, AllNiranNc, front
Shields for Roston (15;5.) struck on the Cross Sand this mew-
ing about four o'clock, and went to pieces about ten. Several
boat, wer% sent oil; but could not get near the vend; tiny
towed the boats with the crew ashore. George Frown, cabin.
boy ; John Fogie, stanvn ; and two men, passengers, we are
sorry to say, were drokvned.
Esousuenis, hLsaca Ilo.—The Dritot, Ball; Iran Poole
for Liverpool, struck un the Black Point, at the entrance of this
harbour, And sunk in deep water—craw saved: should the wa!
ther moderate some of the 111. r: flats may be saved. . •
Ceiswins-Hover., MARCH 21.—Ships Entered lewards:•Ths
Hatt entin, from Jamaica ; and Jeune Fanny, from St. Slakes.
Ckared Outwards: Islizabeth Hill, for Genoa; Eagle, fqt 124
neur ; Leopold, for Leghorn i • Sylph, for Naples; Font, fa
Hamburgh ; Restitution, for Boston ; Dundee, for the Greakail
whale fishery ; and Friends, for Davis' Straits.

COURT OF CHANCERY .••

'LOWE v. WOOD.

The ATTORNEY-GENERAL finished his reply is
this cause to-day. After which the CHAWCILLOI
said, that be must consider the parties as prows,
iu the following proportions; Mr. Rowe, 406iths;
Alderman Wood, 20 64ths ; and his brother, Mr.
P. W. Wood, 4 64ths—and ordered that Mr. Rowe
should have the absolute controul and management
of the mine : and further ordered, that all saurus,
vouchers, and documents, relating to the Gres
Crinnis Mine, since the possession of Mr. Versus
Wood, should be immediately opened to tine
don of Mr. Rowe.

VENTRILOQUISM.—Tke celebrated M. Autunite
amused a numerous company at the City of Lindell
Tavern, yesterday evening, with his specimens 4
ventriloquism, and he proved by them his just chili
to eminence in this singular art.
" It was last night very confidently ranienk
that insurrectionary movements had taken place iS
Hanover and Prussia. The report was circulateije
quarters so respectable,, that we cannot let it Po
unnoticed."-1 he Times.
The QUEEN does not go to the Drawing-room to
day, but a Lady attends from her Marrary, kr the
purpose of presenting a Petition to the KING. Wl*
tiler this Petition be the same as one sent yesterday
in a letter from her MAJESTY to the Earl of Lan'
Poor., we know not, but probably this is the fact.
The letter addressed to his Lordship contained IN'
tition to his MAJESTY to allow her to be Ott
prayed for by the Clergy of the Established Mirth
-a privilege which has been enjoyed by all her re:
decessors since the Reformation. Her 31.i.resic,
is said, adds, that. Ais is the only request she
to make.. '
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Thursday a melancholy'reteedent happened all
mill a Kilmachalmack, parish of Kincardine; 17
shire. 'While the miller. and several others wee,..'
*PA in the mill,, the upper millstone broke, aedug
!Diller and a younginaa were killed by the splinar._
ACciiiiner.-SUnday. is Awl young Gendenten,hrothrm.lr,
aritusing ihentselves by Sittig at mart with a pistol, le their,2,6`-
den, at rahner's 'ftrract, Holloway, unfortunately ontoa.
shot too high, and the ball entered the eye of a P2131.‘
Miss 11..turoao, while standing at the drawing-room
an opposite house. The ball has not yet been evlfaTid,
the I.adylp recovery hof course despaired ut. rho f"'h, ,
are both fn

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DIED. ; en; C
• On Saturday the Sd Instant, at TerquaT, Mus°- • 0...-41
late of the 37th Regiment, and son of John Ilicka• awl'
limner 11111, "ludic , .
Ifsit
• At Rome, on the Ild of February, of a decline. JOhnr-
the Poet.aged 25 years.
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