Star.
London, England, 1821-03-12 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Gt.asnow went into Portsmouth harbour on Wednesday
to be paid off, and recommissioned all standit g.
Tuesday, the Borodino transport, Lieut. T. STEWART agent,
arrived at Portsmouth from Trincomalee, the Clic of Good
Hope, and St. Relent,. She left Trincomalee on the 28th Sep-
tember, with victualling, nave, and ordnance store.. C..ptain
runt:rant, the remaining Officers, and fifteen of the crew, of
his Majesty's late ship CA 1:;:t/N, c.me home in her. The CAR..
RON was accidentally lost us: the coast of Orissa, in the Bay of
Bengal, about three !capita N.E. of the Biack Pagoda, oaca..
sinned by an error in the chronometer, according to which, when
the ship struck on the beach, they were not wi.hin 100 miles of
land. It occurred about three o'clock in the morning, during a
violent gale, and she had nearly gene to pieces in twenty mi-
nutes. The Master, Mr. HAELLL (2), Mr. GRANT, an Meer
in the Company's service, and twenty men, were drowned,
which would have been the fate of the whole, hut for a most
providential act of interference, by which the remaining part of
the wreck, to which they were hold.ag, was drifted over the
tremendous surf, and they reached the shore. They had then
to traverse, in a scorching heat (the thermometer being at neatly
120), with scarcely any clothing and no food, a thick jungle of
150 miles, to the nearest Hindoo valve, whence they were af-
terwards conveyed on camels to the nearest Residency on the
coast. The following Officers have arrived —Captain J. Fur-
neaux ; Lieutenants Charles llaydon and J. G. Graham; James
Stewart, Surgeon ; Robert Lewer; Purser; John Wimster,
Boatswain ; Jos. Mitchell, Carpenter ; Thomas Fversfield, Se-
cond Master; G. A. James, Clerk ; W. Welsh, Admiralty Mid-
shipman ; Henry H. Bingham, Master's Mate; W. C Brown
and 11. W. Clare, Midshipmen.—The Borodino left the Cape
on the 4th, St. Helena the 18th, and Ascension the 25th of 1.),
cember, and was five weeks coming from the 'Western Islands,
having experienced heavy gales from the S. E. She spoke the St.
George, of Guernsey, which bad been a month in soundingt,
Mr. Eyag, Midshipman of the LEANDRK, with ten invalided
seamen and marines from that ship, five seamen from the Cape
Hospital, Mr. Maxim, Midshipman of the Mama, and Ensign
TOTTENHAM, 69th Regiment, also name home,

PzszAncE, 111Aitcn„ 9.—Arrived the Amity, HEATH, from
Cardiff for London, with bulwarks damaged and cargo shifted.
FAlasouvii, MARCH S.W..—Arrived the Alhury
transport, from Plymouth for Dublin; and Duke of Kent
packet, with a Mail from New York, sailed 13th February.—
Sailed the Four Friends, liciaEntl; and Union, BitooxxxnEz,
for London ; John and Thomas, HILLER,
ti for Poole ; and
Orange Grove, Tovzoz, for Plymouth.—The John and Adam,
KNIGHT, from Richmond, which put in here the 4th instant,
leaky, is discharging to repair.—The following packets are now
in the Roads :—Duke of Kent (1); and Duke of Kent (2),
for Lisbon ; Lard Chesterfield, fur the Mediterranean ; Lady
Louisa, for America ; Marchioness of Queensberry, for Jamaica;
and Marchioness of Salisbury, for the Brazils.
Poarsmout 11, MARCH 11.—Wind W.N.W.—Put back yes.
terday, the True American, BANCROFT, for Bostoa.—The Kent
East Indianian has anchored at the Motharhank; front Cowes,
Sailed the Olive Branch, MANN, for London.-A-Sailed to-day,
the Jean, KENNY and Margaret, THOHAS, for London.
DE.41,, MARCH In.—Wind W.S. W.—Came d iwn from the
River, the Posthuntou=, M‘l rut Sisters, Rim:t.tums ; and St.
Mary's, BtravoN, fur Jamaica ; Alfred, for Le;,horn ; and Good
Agreement, Ros,oN, far Sr. John's, New Priiiis‘s Lk. The
schooner Vittoria, BEltkr, of Dundee, front Ireland for London,
was lost on the Goodwin Sand, on Friday night—crew saved.
Arrived to-day and sailed for the River, the Amity, VAUGHAN,
from Honduras and Cork; and Minerva, front St. Michael's.-...
Caine down from the River and remain, the Lonach, PEARSON,
for Madras and Calcutta ; Marsh, livxv,_ for Grenada ;• and Sir
James Kcmpt, STEW ART, for St. Michael's and Quebec.
WEYMOUTH, MARI.3I. / O.—Only about lc° hags of coffee and
10 bags of cotton have been from the French brig Yoloag
Arthur. The remainder of the cargo is totally lest and the yes,
sel has gone to pieces.
HA mien, MARCH 11.—Sailed the Henry Freeling packet, for
Holland ; Jane packet, for Guttenburgh ; and Lady Nerean
packet, for Cuxhaven, each with a Mail; and his Majesty's ship
Blass, on a cruize.

Dmerstourn, MArten 10.--.-The Honker Ceres, VAN Rya, of
Maasluys, is so leaky as to be obliged to discharge her cargo.
MILFORD, 'MARCH 10.—The Henry, COWELL, from Newport
and Bristol for Oporto, has been found so much strained and
leaky as to be obliged to discharge.
Itraacouar„ Mzstc-is 10.—The Clulow, Brwox, was wrecked
under Ili'thorough I fill the Bth instant—crew saved.
MESSINA, FRERFAILY 9.—Yesterday we experienced a very
severe gale at North-east; a storm of equal violence has not been
felt here for many years. The Wharfe, Ilistswoon, and Emma,
CDURTNAY, were driven on shore, but were got off' without any
damage. The Mevagissey, BOWDEN, drove on board the Ante..
lope, and had the whole of her stern carried away. The Ante-
lope, River:, rode out the gale, after being run foul of by the
Mevagissey and Jane; received much damage in her upper works ,
bowsprit cut away, main-yard carried away, rudder unshipped,
and parted a chain-cable. The William, WitsoN, lost her bow- •
sprit, foretop-mast, and rudder, by running on board some coun-
try vessels. Many Sicilian and Genoese vessels were much da.
maged, and nearly all the shipping in the port suffered more or
less. Ahout nine this morning the wind shifted to the South-
west, with rain, and it has now (ten o'clock) every appearance
of blowing hard. An English brig (supposed to be the Charles, .
from Malta) has just entered the port. A polacca, under Greek
colours, is in the offing, with a signal of distress, and firing guns
for assistance. The Jane, MONLET, was driven on shore, but
got off again, much damaged, and leaky, and must discharge tp
repair. The Ocean, SNIIIH, and Ann, Watoftots, drove on shore
but got off again with traing damage—the former rather leaky,
Cusroat-Housz, MARCH 10.—Ships Entered Inwards:—The
Sea Nymph, from Lisbon; Semaphor, and Charming Molly,
front Calais; Telemachns, from Rotterdam; Swift, from Wa-
terford ; Friends, from Gibraltar ; Regent packet, from Lime-
rick ; Skeen, and Whiting, front (Mesta ; and Corornantld,
from the Cape of Good IlDpe.—Cleßied Outward 3 :—Thr
Loyalty, for Jamaica ; Vrow Susannah. and Marshal Blucher,
for Itiiiterdant ; Albion, and Joseph, for Antwerp ; Albuera,
for the Cape of Good Hope ; Teazer, and Ca:herr:lc, for Ostend ;
Christian, and Deception, for Amot.ettain ; Amy, Itir Boulogne
Speedwell, for Cadiz; Eliza, ler Dublin; terbiee, Genoa;
and Mohawk, for St. Lhe's.

When the GLASGOW I, ft the squat eon nosier Vice-Admiral Fir
G. I%IOOIIIV, there was CO intention of retries/mg the ships tram B. it
Bay to Messina (as the foreign Papers have stated), but they
would await there the great events which appeared to be fast
approaching the Neapolitan Nation. The mass of the People
are represented as all CarlPmari, and actuated by the most deter-
inh,ed spirit of i,sistance to their enemies. It was understood
that Sir RORER T WILSON bat riu“le en offer of his services to
command the Neapolitan
.troops, which was declined by the
exi•ting Government; but a high cioualon on the Staff of the
army was offered to Ojai. On the day the GLASGOW left Gibraltzr,
information was tecAvcd, front Cadiz, that Lima had sur-
rendered to Lord Coons and General S.r,l .11ARTM.

His MAJI TIT'S stag-hounds meet on Friday at the Magpie',
Hounslow Heath.

The Earl of Dawes sta;-ilounds meet to-morrow at Wood-
monstone, on Thursday a: W.,-!on Heath, and on Saturday r.t
Catterham Common.

11. Joi.isierr, F.sq.'s fox-hounds meet on Wednesdny at Ken-
nel, and on Saturday at Kingbwoih.„—te.
The Sorrel f.nt.hounds meet on 'l.!,:rsday at Brastcd, and on
Saturday at Ciadstone. The harrie-s meet drily.
The Earl of Daituaovo,'s fox-bounds meet on Wednesday
at Middleton Lodge, and on Friday at the Salutation inn.
The Earl of lianawoon's fox-hoards meet on Friday at the
Wild Man, and on Saturday at Arthington.
Coast I.:semis:cm, NIARE.-LAWC, 3la sus 12.—Our market was
liberally supplied with Wheat this morning from Else:, Kent
and Suffolk, and also a considerable quantity from Ireland, ytt
prime samples from the above Counties obtained full Is. per
quarter more than this day week ; but the trade was very heavy
for all other descriptions, and but few sales could be effected of
the inferior qualities. Early in the morning some very fine Bai-
ley from Suffolk sold at an advance of from la. to 2s. ler quar-
ter on last Monday's prices, but,the supply increasing consider-
ably afterwards, caused a ulness of sale, and early psiccs were
pit attainable, and a large quantity remained on hat 4 at the
close of the market, which were offered at last Monday's prices.
Beans ate Is. per quarter dearer, and fine Oats sold at the same
amendment, having had but few arrivals. In Peas no variation.
Wheat, 365. to 635. per quarter.—Flour, Sos. to 556. per sack.
Sausurtaus MARKET, MARCH ;sl.6d. to 4'.
stone °rtes.; Mutton,39.l3(L to 4p. Fd, Veal, 4s. to Ss 161
I Pork, O. 6d. to Ss. 6d. Lamb, 04.01. to Os.od.—Catth a. At t
Bees:s,29W ; Calves,l4o; Sheep and Lambs, 14,000; ags,
Hay, 31. Ics. to 4,4 is. Clover, 41. ss. to 01. .ss. Straw, 11. Os.
I to 11. 14r.