Star.
London, England, 1821-01-16 00:00:00

NAVAL MTELLIGENCE.

The Lady Hamilton and Osborne transports, were to sail
from the Cape of Good Hope for England, five days after the
Fame, which arrivedid,the Downs on Sunday.
Fa.t.stouro, JAN. 13..—Wind S.—The following Packets are
in the Roads :--,Stantner, for Lisbon; Swiftsurei for America;
Walsingham, for Jamaica ; and Camden, for the Brazils.
Poarsstoula, JANDA air 15.—Arrived the Alexander schooner,
from Lisbon fur Antwerp ; Marshal Wellington, Isla arm, from
the Downs for New South Wales • Lavinia, Muria., from Lis-
bon for London, with loss of sails, foremast sprung, &c. Vesta,
ANDRAWS, from Leghorn; Mary, FINDLAY, from London for
Lisbon, with loss of anchors and cables ; and Cossack, ataxia-
from Hull for Lisbon. Five outward-bound East ludiamen
passed by, down Channel, this day.
Cowl.s, JAN. 15.—Arrived the Ills, WOODBURY, frOMAVIIIIA
and Dolphin, Bulzi.za, from Batavia.
Jaammiv_l3.—Wind South.—Sailed the whole of the

homeward-bound for the River. Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Sprightly, RITCHIt' from Seville ; Lady Keith, Boni,
from the Canaries ; and several others names not known. Arrived
the Prussian ship Eleanor, from Dantzic for Portsmouth.
DOVER, Jazuatty 15.—Passed this port yesterday, the Hero,
PA !TEN, from Batavia in 126 days, for Antwerp.
RAMSGATE, JANUARY 1 s.—The Brilliant, FIND! AY, from
Oporto, in running for this harbour, struck on the Querns off
here, and came in leaky.
Haziness, JANUARY 13.—Arrived the Freeling and Beaufoy
packets, with Mails from Holland. Sailed the Lady Nepean
packet for Cuxhaven, and Charlotte packet for Gottenburgh,
each with a Mail.

CAKRICKFIRGUS, Jata 6.—Friday, about one o'clock, as the
boats of this town were returning from the fishery, in conse-
quence of the swell, a sea struck one of them on the bow, when
she filled with water and immediately upset. Five of the sir
who composed her crew have thus, at an early age, been over-
whelmed in a watery grave. Thcy were all enabled to remain
for some time on the keel of the boat, and what must have been
their feelings, when in this state, to see a sloop pass within
musket-shot, without offering the slightest assistance, though
they saw the men on deck :—shortly after three of them were
washed from the boat. The only survivor, James Jack, with
the other two, still held on, when the Bell, of Irvinv, passed,
and the Master perceiving their distress, with the greatest hu-
manity, used every exertion in his power to extricate them from
their perilous situation, but, from their exhausted state (having
been nearly an hour in the water), and their struggles for self-
preservation, after one had laid hold of the rope thrown out for
their assistance, the other seized him, and thus both were un-
fortunately lost. Jack, however, was safely taken on board,
and, by the kindness of the Master and crew, restored to the
bosom of a distracted family. The following are the names of
the sufferers, and the families they have left to depend on the
bounty of a humane Public for subsistence, as they were each
the sole support of his family:—Thomas Davison has left a
wife and two children ; William Laird, a wife and tour children ;
William M'Cappin, a wife and three children (none of their
children above eight years of age); William Jack, a widowed
mother, a brother, and sister ; Wm. Morrison, a widowed mo-
ther, and a sister about 16.

Currox-Housz, Jots. 15.—Ships Entered Inwards : The Pro-
gress, from Lisbon; London Packet, from Caen; Samuel, from
Lisbon ; Waterloo, from ditto; Speedy, from ditto; Lark, from
Seville; Three Brothers from St. Michael's; Acorn, from Se-
ville ; Nimble, Strom Cadiz ; Speedwell, from Stangate Creek ;
Sarab, from Dublin; Mary, from Lisbon; Isabella, from Dub-
lin; Speedwell, from Wexford; Flora, from Seville; Perse-
verance, from Cork ; Union, from Lisbon ; Ceres, from Water-
ford ; Susannah, from Dublin ; Douro, from St. John's ; Amia-
ble, from Calais; Union from Seville; Elizabeth, from St.
Übe's ; Chance, from Lisbon ; Dublin Packet, from Dublin ;
Commodore, from Lisbon ; Hannah, from Quebec ; Marquis of
Anglesea, from Lisbon • Sincerity, from Jersey; Brilliant, from
the Cape of Good Hope ; Promise, from Cadiz ; Loyalty, from
Jamaica • and Four Sister, from Cbarente.—Entered Out-
wards : The Charlotte, for Lisbon ' • Little Sally, for Malaga;
and Maria, for Mogadore.—Cleared Outwards : The Faith, for
Jamaica; and 'Thomas, for Dublin.

The Dowager Marchioness of Demoniac and the Ladies
Hu.i. are arrived at their house, in Hanover-square.
Viscount and Viscountess Dextoamort are arrived at their
house, in Grafton-street, Bond-street.

The Count DZPOICA Kg left Brunet's Hotel, Leicester-square,
for Paris.

Departures yesterday from Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square
--41orrocus Buloorxe., to Dighton ; C. W. Holtz, Esq. to
America.

Departures from Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street—Tuomis
FONIBLANQUK, Esq. British Consul, to Calais; W. H. GRADY,
Esq. to Brighton ; B. Worraprorox, Esq. to Cheltenham.
Arrivals at Cook's Hotel, Albemarle-street : SHAWN
Esq. from his seat in Scotland ; Murree, Esq. from a tour.
Departures from the British Hotel, Jermyn-street—Lord
Nsweoaocon, the Honourable Mr. WYNN; and the Rev. Dlr.
Puturs, on a visit to Lady Orm.res, at her seat, Batten, Berks ;
C. Maexaass, Esq. to Oxford; WILLIAM BURTON, Esq. to his
seat in Leicestershire ; Colonel Honor, 29th Regiment, to join
his Regiment in Cheshire.
Arrivals at the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn-street—Captain
and Mrs. Baottottror, from their seat in Hams; HENer and
Tuostas Bacor, Esqrs. from their seat in Berks ; W. and G.
RICKETTS, Esqrs. from their scat, in Hams.
Arrivals at Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook-street—Sir FRANSIS
BLAKE, Bart. M.P. from a tour; IL JAMES, Esq. from Herts.
Sir WILLIAM and Lady Fovars and family left the Bruns-
wick House Hotel, Hanover-square, on Saturday, for Hastings.
Departures from Reddish's Hotel, Jermyn-street—Lord Nos-
staxav, for Brighton ; the Honourable G. Awsox, M.P. for
Staffordshire; and the Rev. Mr. Camas, for Oxford.
It is now understood that Ministers tendered their
resignations immediately after the failure of the Bill
of Pains and Penalties ; but were prevailed on to re-
tain them. Should the arrangement which they
mean to propose for the QUEEN, on the Meeting of
Parliament, not meet the support of a decided ma-
jority of the House of Commons, it is said they are
determined to remain no longer in office.
Lord CASTLEREAGH has signified his intention of
again taking up his residence at his house in St.
James's-square, and preparations have been making
there for his immediate reception throughout the past
week. His Lordship and Lady CASTLEREAGH have
been spending the two or three last days on a visit to
the Duke of WELLINGTON, at Strathfieldsay.

The Parisians have distinguished themselves by their
liberal patronage of Mademoiselle NALDI, on her re-
cent irreparable loss. M, VIOTTI, Director of the ,4ca-
demie Royale de Mueique, gave a night at the Opera
for the benefit of this young Lady. Though tl a prices
of admission to every part of the Theatre Louvois
were doubled, the house was crowded. The KING
sent a thousand francs, the Duchess of BERRY, the
Dcc D'ORLEANS, and several English persons of dis-
tinction, sent five hundred francs each for a box ; so
that, though the Theatre Louvois is small, the receipt
I was not less than from ten to twelve thousand francs.