Star.
London, England, 1816-10-30 00:00:00

NAVAL INTALLIGBNCB,

FAI.MOU OUOBER
Arrived the Swine, Tnotaas g Hope, --. g Wil-
ling Maid. PRATT; and Active, HOC KEN, from Lon-
don i Yolly, BROWW, and Fortuna., BADOOCIL, from
PlynTouth.—Wind S.E.

PLYMOUTII, OCTOBER 28.

Came in the Norway ship SolertiA, BUDSORFF, from
Longsound, with timber and deals ; and the French
schooner Pliceniz, from St. Maloes.—Wind &Ist.
TORBAY,' OCTOBER 48.
Arrived the CliarlOtta, FANCOURT, of and Wm
Petersburgh for Rio Janeiro, with loss of anchor and
cable. Sailed his Majesty's ship LARNE to the West-
ward, and the Alacrity, FINDLAY, for the Cape of
Good Hope —Wind 6.E.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 29.
Sailed the Russian frigate Mercury, to the East-
ward.—Wind East

DEAL. OCTOBER 29.

Arrived the IsAbeIia,GREOSON, from Bremen for
Cadiz, and &oiled. Came down from the River and
'ailed, the Antoinette, ROCH wren, for Buenos Ayres.

GRAVESEND, OC ['OBER 29.

Arrived the Industry, Roy, irotn Rostock ; Hebe, Jantossoo.
from Bremen ; and the three Brothers, Vander-plass, from Rot-
terdam. Sailed the Ganges, Falconer, for the Isle of trance;
Hero, Morrison, for New Orleans ; Malta, Brooks, fur Ostend;
Hartung, Horstman, for Bremen ; Agenoria, Leggett, for Am-
sterdam ; and the Vrow Gyobetta, Haantoot, fur Rotterdam.
• CUS PONI-HOUSE, OCTOBER 29.
Sates RISTERLD OUTWARDS The Marquis of Angleoes,
Brown, for Ostend; Hope, Bradfield, for Oporto; Whitehall,
erabb, for Gibraltar • Oscar, Ward, tor Charleston, for passngcto
only • Travel& r,Lio;d, fort Now York ; and the Swore, Oldham,
for Demerara.
SNIPS EPTIIIIMD INWEIIII-Tbe Emily, Barnes; kndu•try,
Wrigt.t ; Rainbow, Crabb; and the General blucher, Holten,
from Rouerdans •' the Manta, Deetjen, from Bremen; Rover,
King; Integrity,Cli non ; ind Aurora, Wilson, from Hambur gh ;
the Ledta Frere, Haignae, from Boulogne ; Preston, Wallace;
and the Antero, Atkinson' from Archangel; the Princess of
Wake, For, from Ostend} Commerce, Garrett, hom Harling-
ton; Benson, Gray, from Gcße ; and the Paragon, lianabells from
Cotk.

The crew of the GLASGOW frigate' one of the gal
laot Algiers fleet, which suffered much in the attack
were paid off, yesterday, on board, at-Deptford. -
The gale of the 29th ult. in the evening, has been
very severe, and, we fear, fatal, in the Cattegat. Be-
sides the losses and damages at Elsineur, a letter has
been received last week at North Shields, from the
Muter of • the Woodhouse, dated the 2d inst. from
Gottenburgh. This ship was miraculously driven
into that port. with Inas of most of her sails, boats,
&c. In the night she saw, six men upon a rock not'
much larger than the ship and the sea breaking
frightfully about them; she passed the stern of ore
wreck and the broadside of another, and after most
wonderfully escapingtherocks,brought up in smoother
water. She intends refitting at Copenhagen. Cap
fain Boom, obseives,that had he not kept a ,press of
canvass upon the ship, she must inevitably have been
lost on the rocky lee shore.
Tuesday se'nnigbt there were several peals of Chun-
der heard in the neighbourhood of Keswick, and hail
and snow were deposited on the mountains in Borrow.
dale, those of Newland:, and several of the adjacent
mountains: about 500 yards of their perpendicular
height was covered with snow, and on the north side
of the mountains very-little of it had disappeared on
the evening of Wednesday.- Mr. Crosthwaite's ther-
mometer, at the Museum, stood at Sli deg. at eight
'o'clock in their:tuning of the 231 instant. On the d ty
preceding this.fall of snow the weather was unusually
warm among the mountains from 10 to three o'clock.
DatuNo Buttot.aair.--,Between the hours of one
and two yesterday mornilig, a ,most daring burglary
was committed in the dwelling house of Mr. Jour.
daiae, York-place, City.road. The family had been
Id the play, and •did not return home until a late
hour, after which time the burglary murt have
been committed. The villains who effected it had
previously scaled three walls, each nine feet high, to
gain admittance into tke yard in the rear of Mr.
Jourdaitie's house ; and from the marks visible on
the back door, it appeared .that they attempted
force it open by a Crow bar; they then, with the crow-
, bar, chisels, and a hatchet, cut a hole large enough;
,to admit a man, through the strong brick wall out
of the privy into the kitchen, and without disturbing'
the family, they broke " open the cupbeardS an,
'drawers iu the kitchen and parlour, and succeed:A
in carrying off about forty pounds worth of save.
plate, and a vast quarttity 9f wearing apparel.—
Among tl.e stolen articles were a silver tea.potl
silver coffee pot and stand, a silver milk pot, seven
teen silver tea and two silver salt appris, twenty fits'
'linen shirts, handkachiets, &c. and two gentlemen'
hats,.leaving behind them two old hats, which- they
cut up into smash bits, and they escaped astound an,
uudiscov erect.