Star.
London, England, 1820-09-13 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Ta.sratsiaa, of 'or gnus, lately launched at Chadi.ur,
bits been copper,cl and masted ..t th..t port, kind is to be Lid up
is o dicary at Sheerness.

Ih. ship Commerce arrived at Q.cbt c on the sth of August,
1:orn Greenock, wizh 402 settlers:
raLMOUTII. SETT. 10,—S:aled the Bideford, AP DONALD, for
Par3..does; and t'ri !te Regent, lionv, for Penzance and Bremen.
Ps.vuouve, Sr.rv. I.—Wiad r..N.E.—Arrived off the Port
tht Pie;cr Actur7, JooszEN, from Berbice; }tuckers, SOPER,
!Wpm Grenada; Adriana Johanna, KLEYN; and Anna Maria,
Tiara, from Surinam.

Postaisowriss Starr. 12.—Wind E.—Arrived the Fabius,
MTERS, from lialtimore.—Passed by the Ceres, T.oxtr:,os, from
Sierra Leon. for London.
DEAL, Sam 111.—Wind K.—Arrived and sailed for the River
the Witham Manning, %MN from St. Kitt's; dary, Toi.asix,
from Gibraltar; Woodford, Lusoeim, from Jan-wit:a; Sisters,
Staomorr, nom I).merara; Anteus, BYLKS, from Ar.tigna ;
and Juno, Ilessnunsox, from Charente. Arrived and remain
the Gambier, Donovan, from Cadiz ; and some more, names
irlUt known. Sailed the Clio, HEATH, fo Altona.

Lossirom., &tram& 11.—Arrived the Ilirmony, Guisor,
from 'Swims Ayres. Sailed the Salisbury, ltozi.s;a, fur the
South Seas.

COWES, SEPTEMBER 12.—Arrived the Regales transport, from
Lomb. to rake troops to Halifax.
P Seen:uses. 12.—The Juffrow Johanna Elizabeth,
%Wisher, (torn Christiansand fur Villa Nova, with deals, &c.
sprung a leak at sea on Saturday night, and on Sunday ha
masts were cut away, she being water-lugged. She was soon
after abandoneu by the crew. She has since been picked up
and breught in here. Th.: integrity, ARMSTRONG, front Liver -
veil iu Newfouneuand, is lost near Burin.
Bonear, Aram 15.—The only arrival during the lag week is
the ship lialabar, LONGLANDS, front Bessorah the C7eh March.
The surgeon, boatswain, and two seamen, Lite belonging to the
lion. Company's cruizer ARIEL, have arrived in her. It ap-
pears that this unreal tunate vessel did not go down in consequence
of her being taken aback, but that in a sudden hard squall the
foresail filled, and before it twill be clued up, the vessel acquired
su much way, that she actually ran her bows under water, Ltd..:,
..tad went down almost imineelimcly after.
MADRAS, APRIL I.—On the 29th of March this place was
again visited with another sea e:e storm, which has occasioneu
very considerable damage to the 'halve shipping in the Roads,
several of whom have their masts, at:a others been stranded.
'the ships in the Roads put to sea. si:el we hope will escape any
serious misfortunes. Aiarge vessel, supposed to be the Ann and
A melhe passed through the !loads eau Thursday morning; she
lad le sr her jib-boom, fure-top.nuue and mizen-mast, and her
cat-waiter had been carried away. It is said that she and the
e.eneral Palmer had fallen foul of each other. Tim: following
vessels put to sea, viz. ships Edward &regal, Aim and Amesia,
Steno:ore, General Palmer, and Two Brothers; brigs :daigaret,
Can. us, Lino-prise, Soonfar, (lope, and fauchmy. The ship
Brothers returned on Thursday afternoon, and a brig, supposed
to be the Soonlar. The .ship Flora, GILLET, from the Cape of
Good iltye 15th January, came into the Roads on Thursday
afternoon, and the Atlas, from New South Wales,came to an-
chor yesterday afternoon.
Aran. 19.—The brig Nelly, sounded in one one-half fathoms
on the Rank Saya de alalha, in lat. 9. 32. S. long. 61. 37. E.—.
She also reports having passed in sigh: of the Bait Of Cotton
Rock. making its position in lat. 5.13. N. and longitude, from
lunar distances, 66.39. 43. E. Accounts have been received at
the Presidency, that the ship Shaw Allem, Capt. Thema, and
three native vessel;, bad foundered in Escapilly Roads during
the gale; and that the whole of the Europeans and Lasers be-
longing to the former, with.th exception of the Second Officer,
who was on *bore, were rntss:ng, and it is feared had perished.
ship Palmers, Captain Eng?, was at anchor off Kisitiapa-
ram at the conint.:ncement of the gale, and was.eiriven on chore;
happily the c.rew of this ship were saved. The ship Ilyronigore
is stated to have been dismasted. The gale is said to have ex-
tended far south, as well as to the northward, and we fear the
Egg of the coast already mentioned ate not the only places
asliete it has occasioned the loss of lives and property. The
"sneral Palmer has returned to the Roads, and has sustained
eco injury wh Atever.
NIX/ YORK, ACGEST I.s.—The ship New Jersey, from Liver-
pooi for Alexandria, D.C. was driven ashore on South Hamp-
ton Beach, 1.m% Island, at ten o'clock on Thursday night ; the
cargo, co. siiting e.f dry goods, hardw.re, salt, crates, and coal,
will he principally saved, as the ship had not bilged. The ship
China Packer, of Philadelphia, struck on an unknown reef of
oLkS in the Old Bahama Channel, and was totally lost—the
a nw were saved.

CCSIOM-110USt, SETT. t 2.—Ships F..nered Inwards : The
Britannia, from Seville; Zuster De 80..-n, [ruin Amsterdam ;
Dame*, from Archangel ; Treasurer, from St. Darnin,;o ;
burn, from Riga; Hope, front Mem :1; Sarah, front Gotten.
burgh; Fanny, front Rouen ; Christiana, from Grenada; ha.;
bell, trout Ste Petersburg!) ; Ildustry, from ditto ; Vrow
.ritta, from Harlingen ; dii;:o," from Hamburgh ; Welliugton.
from Jamaica; Redman, from Antigua; Lark, front Cadiz;
Favourite, from Cadiz; Jane Ailen, from Jersey; Gough,
from Hasnaburgh; Tiber, fawn ditto; Heron, from ditto; Wil-
liam and Henry, from Grenadi ; and Earl Clancany, from Rot-
terdam.--Cleared Outwards: The Laurel, for Ilamburgh;
happy Return, for Cork; St. larrick, fur lielfast ; Aid, for
Riga; and Ann, for Waterford.
Oiturta, the Harriet, Ilarswell ; and Aurora
Blackstone, from London. In tltz Gulf of St. Lawrence, Eli-
7.theth, .31.idgin, front London. At the Cape of Good
'llomas, Darliam, fr..in London. At Iljorneborg, Wilhehrina,
Nulls; and Jon°, Sticksor., .front London. At the Mauritius,
Orient, Reynolds, from Romkay. At Berra, Margaret,
from London. At liumearara, K ill am Uawsoo, Brown ; and
Kingmoa, May, from Liverpool. At Trinidad, Triton, front the
7IF de. .1t New York, Betsy, Dunkin, (ruin London; Trident,
atun.; Emulous, !Jamison; Canton, Rogers; Thorn, Brewer;
Leipzig, Oliver ; Belle Sauvage, Russell; ILimlet, Dickinson;
at.d William, Collins, frost Liverpool. At Boston, Bramin,
Jones; and Sulialk, Trsut, from Liverpool. At Calais, Julie,
Preager, front London. At the Cape of Good Hope, Borneo,
from Batavia; Alfred, Wilkinson; and Milli:nit, Young,
from London; )ledtma, Hutchinson; Sir George Oliver, —;
and Star, Madan, from Portsmouth; also the Mary .Inr.e, Gard-
rer, from Brazil Bank. At Smyrna, Alfred, .11ouknusi, from
London; and Liverpool, Cowley, from Newport. At Trinidad,
Admiral Rowley, from Loudon. At Ilostuu, Yallaa, Luff kin ;
and Gustavus, Marsten, from Liverpool; also the Rubicon, —,
from Cardiff. At Charleston, Adrian, Drew, from. Cowes.
At Trinidad, Barbadoes Packet, from London. At Bengal, Mc-
rope, from Peru; Carmen, from Valparaiso; \Telly, Grierson;
and Dolphin, Couches, from the Mauritius; also the Sulimany,'
from Bombay. At 'Madras, flora, Gilliat, front the Cape of
Good Hope. At Bombay, Gloriosa, Patterson, from Bengal.