Star.
London, England, 1821-12-13 00:00:00

NAVAL. IA TEL

The Irish Papers received this morning do not, we
are happy to say, contiiin any instances of such atm•
city as too frequently stain their pages. The ou
att-
s, rages are not only fewer, but.it would appear th
several which they had previously recorded have been
n
exaggerated. There is, bowirveti, in these Journ,
tafficicut evidence that the sister country is in such a

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Pr/MANCE, Dec. in.—Arrived the Felicidade, MAITIN, from
Faro fur London,in distress, windlass broke, and cargo said to

be shifted.
FALMOUTH, Dec. Ile—Wind, a calm.—Arrived the folloiving
outward-bound, from London :—Percy, and Juno, fur Jamaica ;
Mirables, for St. Vincent's; Ealing Grove, for Dominica;
Garland, for the Cape ; and Cyrene, for 'Trieste.
PLYMOUTH, Data. 11.—Wind &E.—Sailed the New Volun-
teer. Dwa Rats, fur Cork and Jamaica.
Potersmouxu, Urc. 12.—Wind S.S.E,-••Artived his Majesty's
ship Pononte, from Sheerness ; John, Poret.swerx., from Lon-
dun for Madeira, &c. and James Laing, Kutch from London
for Jamaica.
Drat., Dec. lg.—Wind S.S.W.—Came down from the River,
the Denmark Hill, Fonestan, for Van Dieman's Land and New
South Wales; Echo, Liman, for Jamaica; Arundel, WHITT,
for Grenada; Richard, 'Nona% for Belfast; and William Fair-
lie, SMITU, for India and China. They remain, with the David
Scott, East lndiaman.
Dover., Dec. 2.—The Iris, HUTCHINS, from St. Petersburgh,
struck against the pier, and damaged her stern.
Hammon', Dec. ig.—Arrived the Vansittart, Leicester, and
Castlereagh packets, with Mails from Cuxhaven. Sailed the
Lord Nelson packet, for Cuxhaven; and Jane packet, for Got-
tenburgh, each with a Mail.
LYMINCTON, lB.—Arrived his Majesty's ship !cases,
from Portsmouth for Jamaica.
Sr. Ives, Dec. 10.—Arrived the Union. Goon, from Water-
ford for Plymouth; and Eliza Ann, Davin, from Youghal for
Southampton, both leaky.
CL'rDL Dec. 9.—lt is reported that the Aurora, l'ellEnn.ag,l
is on shore on Bute, and full of water.
AYR, Dm. 6.—The brig lately mentioned as having been seen
by the Margaret, of Irving, going down off the Coplands, is mid
to be the Earl of Dalhousie, of Leith, from Archangel to Dublin,
with tallow and tar. The Captain and four men were drowned.
Hued Dec. 1 t.—The William and Ann, Lower, for Spa&
ing, and Richard, Scooertsere, for Lynn, have been ashore
between Skeet's and Wainfleet, but were got off alter landing
their cargoes. They will come here to repair.
Comex. House, Dee. I 4.—Ships Entered Inwards: Dispatch
and Dart, from Lisbon • Victoire and Felicite, from Dunkirk 11
Mary, from Calais ; Flying Fish, from Ostend ; Mary, from
Faro • Industry, from Charente • ' Venus, from New York ; Mary,
from 'Seville ; Caledonia, from Madras; Union, from Quebec
Emilie, from Havre • Constanda, fromWaterford. Cleared Out-
wards : Apollo, for 'Madras; Agenotia, for Smyrna; Manley,
for Naples.

The Hon. Company sshipWaterloo, Capt. A LSAGEL
arrived at Bombay, 22d of July, in six weeks from St.
Helena. with the news of the death of BONAPARrE.
Yesterday a ourt of Di' ectors was held at the East
India House, w hew the following ships were taken up,
in ad. :ition to those all eady engaged for the Company's
service, viz.—Marchioness of Ely, 952 tons; Prince
Regent, 953 ; Asia, 958; and General Hewett, 898.
This morning the workmen succeeded in fixing
the Ball and Cross on the top of St. Paul's Cathedral,
which, by contract, was agreed to be done before
Christmas Day. At one o'clOck a number of Gentle-
men were seen on the scaffold by some thousands of
persons assembled in the environs of the Church,
who, after placing the royal standard on the summit
of the Cross, gave three huzzas, which had a singular
effect on those below.
Mr. ALEXANDER BARING has purchased the noble
mansion and domains of the Hon. Mr. PETRE, in
Norfolk, it is said, for 1:300,000.
Yesterday the remains of Mr. VIIRRIt, late Pro-
prietor of the Morning Chronicle, were interred in
his family vault at Wimbledon Church. According
to the injunction of Mr. PERRY, in his will, the
funeral was strictly private. The only
Gentlemen
present were, his Executors, his two sons. Mr. WIL-
LIAM and Mr. THOMAS ERSKINE PERRY, and a few
friends of his family.
Thursday night, Sir WILLIAM READ, Bart. arrested
five men in the parish of Feacle, in the county of
est
Clare, for administering illegal oaths, who were n
day transmitted to Ennis jail.
Letters received yesterday from Pernambuco, dated
the 27th of October, state, that a great change has
been produced in the situation of affairs there, by the
arrival of orders from Lisbon, in pursuance of the
Decrees of the Cortes, for the recall of the Governor,
the formation of a Provisional Govern ment by the
votes of the College of Electors, the licensing the
Militia for a given period, and for the removal of the
European troops to Lisbon. In consequence of these
orders, the election of the Members of the Junta too
ave
k
place on the 26th, when the choice, as might h
been expected, fell principally upon the native Bra-
zilians. Of eight Members elected, there was only
one European ; the rest are all said to be Brazilians
by birth, and connected, directly or indirectly, with
the insurrection of 1817. The turn the election had
taken created so much disgust in the Portug uese,ere
that nearly all the families of respectability w
preparing to quit Pernambuco, either for Lisbon or
Bahia. The Governor sailed on the 26th for Europe,
in compliance with the order for his recmeall ;
ay, and
with
an-
other vessel also left the port on the sa d
eighty Portuguese passengers on board, for the same
destination. Respecting the removal of the Troops,
nothing had been done' but it was expected they
would be shipped for Bahia as soon as a body of na-
tive troops could be organised for the protection of
the Government.