Star.
London, England, 1821-12-04 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Fax, lavix, has arrived at ltamepte from Plytnouth,
with stores; also arrived at the former place, the Esther, Jolts-
sox, fro.n London fur St. Michael's, with loss of anchor and

The Betsey. AVE'S, of Plymouth, from Hull, was driven on
shore on rriday night, near (Worthies', but has been got off,
and proceeded for Southwold.
The Flora, JARMOND, from Cork for London, put into Torbay
on niday, with her cargo shifted.
The Mayflower, Bi.accsrox, of London, Item Shields, was
driven on shore at Winterton on Saturday morning, but it was
expected would be got off.
Tice Hope, Samson, from Waterford, arrived at Liverpool on
Saturday, with loss of boats and bulwarks, and four feet water
in her hold.

The following •essels have put into llarwlch, viz.—lsabella,
from Sunderland for Colchester; Oak, I'tc.zaastas:, and
Gosforth, &town, from ditto for London, with loss of two an-

chors and cables each; quest,.Pa sit, and Enterprise, IlanawAy,
from Shields for London, with loss of an anchor and cable each.
The Juliet, for Liverpool, was burnt at Wilmington, the 21st
October, while lying at anchor at Smithville, and was totally
consumed with her cargo, consisting of 1425 barrels of turpen-
tine and .5.19 bales of cotton• _ _

PLystouVfi, Dec. 9.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Hope,
Kut.ocz, from Lisbon. The above, with two nr three coasters,
are the only arrivals for many days, the weather having been
very tempestuous, and still continues so, with rain, thunder, and
lightning; it occasionally Mows a hurricane.
Peassmotens, Dee. S.—Wind N.W.—lt blew a strong gale
last night from the S.S.W. and continued till two r.al. when it
changed to the N. light wind and hazy, with rain.
Dem., Dec. s.—WindS.W.—Came down from the River, the
Carshalton Park, CLARK, for Jamaica; and Lady Ilarewood,
Yours, fho Grenada. A brig and an American ship have gone
to leeward, but no boat went to their assistance: the boatmen
are still determined nut to go off to any ships, except to save
lives. ILdf-past Four, r. m.—The wind has suddenly shifted to
the Northward, and great part of the outward-bound are getting
under weigh. Seven o'Clock—Wind snore to the Westward
again, light breeze, thick weather, with rain.
flatteries', Ihx. 3.—Arrived the Perseverance, Woon, front
London for Ilull, with loss of anchor and chain. A brig is
ashore upon the Main in Handfieet Water, but expected to be
got off next tide,
__ name not known.
lavearmo., Dre. 2..—The Repeater, Masseur., from Balti-
more for this port, was driven ashore on the 30th ult. about
seven miles from Pwlhely ; she is bilged, and all the masts gone
by the board. Crew and passengers saved, and cargo expected
to be saved.
YARMOUTH, Dec. s.—The Barbara, NICHOLSON, from Maldon
for Leeds, has been brought in, with loss of anchors. A large
vessel was seen on Saturday at the back of our Sands, towing to
the southward by three smacks.
A RFIIIWAN, Nov. 30.—Arrived the Betsy, Csame, from Shields,
with loss of mast.
LYMINGTON, DEC. 3.—The John Baker, Amsev, reported yes-1
terday, is got off without discharging her cargo, or receiying
any damage.
Wsurrmaves, Dre. I.—We have experienced for the last ten
days a succession of westerly gales, but without doing much in-
jury to the shipping, till, at five r. as. yesterday, it blew the
heaviest gale we have experienced for many years, which conti-
nued for twelve hours : most of the ships broke their moorings
at the piers, and many have been damaged by running foul of
each other. The ! henry, of Iladdington, drove on the beach to
high-water mark, and must discharge to he got off. A small
Irish whcrry, M`CaLsr Master, with a number of passengers,
came on shore behind the North Pier, and immediately went to
pieces, when all on board (except the Master), sixteen in num-
ber, perished : only three bodies have yet been found. A boat
has been cast on shore at St. Bee's, belonging to the sloop New
Triton, Bewoos, of this port. The Dneescs: cutter, Lieutenant
Rein, has arrived here; left Douglas yesterday, ssftlt the above
sloop, and parted with her at five r. at. off Maughaldshead great
anxiety is expressed for her safety ; it is reported she had a num-
ber of passengers on board. The gale has now abated.
CORVENA, Nov. 11.—Mr. PORTER, Master of the Sesostris, of
London, arrived here, sailed from San Blas on the 251 of June,
states, he spoke the American ship Ramble, of Nantuket, on the
2d of September, off Cape Horn, and from said vessel received
the following information :—The ship Minerva, of London, was
cut off by the natives in St. Mary's Bay, who hauled the ship on
shore, plundered her, and massacred her crew, with the exception
of two or three seamen, who escaped and arrived-at Coquimbo.
The Countess of Morley, of Bristol, was at Coquimbo, with a
cargo of 2200 barrels of sperm. Eight or nine sail of English
and American vessels were lost on the new discovered land, and
a great part of the crews perished. Captain Itessett, of the ship
Hero, of Nantucket, was murdered in Arita, with part of his
boat's crew : the chief mate escaped with the remainder of the
crew by mewls of a Patriot cruiser heaving in sight, when the
pirates took to their boats and went on shore. The American
frigate Constellation found the Minerva hauled on shore in Saint
Mary's, and the natives stripping her : the frigate sending a boat
on shore, the natives took to the woods. The ship Griffin, of
London, left Valparaiso on the 13th of Much, with 1500 barrels
of Arno; bound out again.
Ave, Nov. 29.—Thursday, a sloop was observed to go down
at the Ebb Stane of Laggan, near Corswall. It has not been
ascertained what she was, as no pieces of the wreck came on
shore. From the state of the weather at the time, no assistance
could be rendered her from the shore. It is supposed the crew
all petished. The Margaret, AP Muares, arrived here on Tues-
day, front St. John's (N. 11.), with a cargo of timber. On the
evening of Friday last, Captain DPAltcers: saw a brig go down
off the Coplands, near Donaghadee, but was not able to render
her the smalkst assistance.
Custot Iloese, Dec. 3.—Ships Entered Inwards: Fortitude,
from Smyrna; Robert and Ann, from Riga; Diadem, from St.
Petersbm gh ; Albion, from Genoa ; Robert Edwards, from New
York; Mercury, fiom Onega ; George, from ltio Janeiro;
Badajoz, from Cadiz; Andrew Savage, from Belfast; Argo,
front Cork; George, from Waterford. Entered Outwards:
Esperanze, for Bilboa ; Bon Ilenriette, for Rouen ; Waterford,
for Waterford ; Oporto, for Oporto ; Nimble, for Lisbon ; Ocean,
far Jamaica. Cleared Outwards: Albion, for Trieste ; Forti-
tude:, for Jamaica • Marie, for Rouen ; Melrose, for Grenada ;
Duke of Manchester, for Jamaica; Juno, for Alicant.
Aileivro—At Hayti, the Henry, Graham, from London. At
Quebec, Lynx, Moore, from Newfoundland. At Leghorn,
Redlap, Bully ; and the Ceres and Brothers, from Newfound-
land. At Malta, Walsinghtun Packet, from Falmouth; Ros-'
Anderson, from Odessa; Elizabeth, front Newfoundland;
Nancy, from Milford; Susan, Jahe, and Minstrel, from Lon-
don. At Virginia, Tobacco Plant, from Liverpool; and Scipio,
from London. At Demerara, Pilot, --, front Bristol ; and
Governor Ilarcourt, Wilson, from London. At Philadelphia,
Joseph Eastburn, Earl; and the John and Adam, Knight, front
Leghorn- At Monte Video, Centurion, Wills, from Gibraltar.

Yesterday, the dispatches were closed at the East
India-house, and delivered to the Pursers of the fol-
lowing ships, viz.—Earl of Balcarras, Captain P.
CAMERON, for Bengal and China; Thomas Coutts,
Captain A. CHRISTIE, for Madras and China.
Extract of a letter from Lloyd's Agent at Constan-
tinople, dated October 25:—`• We continue to enjoy'
tranquillity here; the affairs with Russia remain as
before. The Porte has officially announced the defeat
of a large number of the great vessels of Patras : 35
are reported to be taken, and 30 destroyed. War
with Persia has broken out. It is said that the Per-
sians have gained advantages both towards Bagdad
and in the direction of Erzerum."
Extract of a letter from Leghorn, dated the 20th
of Novembers
" On the Sth instant, during a very strong hurricane, a =fi-
ber of fishing boats sunk on the coast of Rimini and Portofirmo,
in the Gulf of Venice, besides two polaccas and a Sardinian brig
that had sailed from hence, and upwards of 200 men were lost.
By the last vessels arrived here, in 20 days from Constantinople,
we leant that the Ottoman fleet had entered the Dardanelles
with about 130 Greek vessels taken at anchor in Galaxis.—
The Neapolitan prig Neptune, Days, was robbed off the
Island of Cassio, in the Archipelago, of a quantity of gold dust
and cash, by two armed Greek boats, and also of several bales
et wool and silk, to the amount of £BOO sterling, the major
part Waning to two Morocco Jews, who were passengers
en board, the remainder to merchants established here. The
Jlastcs was also plundered of seven cannons and otha articks."

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