Star.
London, England, 1821-11-15 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

g,iled on Thursday last, front Portsmouth, the ship Windsor
ewe, Captain Lee, for Madras and Bengal, with the following
ers, viz.—Captain and Mrs. Osborn, Captain and Mrs.
Captain and Mrs. Robson, Mr. and Mrs. Mathews, Mr.
and Mrs. Crisp, Mr. and Mrs. Collie, Miss Wallace, Miss Carr,
Diesel Sullivan, Captain Hodysou, Captain Coombe; Messrs.
eisatthie, Tritton, Arahin, Brown, Harper, Walker, Grant,
nasi Trimmer, writers and cadets; Mr. Stoddart, free mariner.
The Harmony, HAMMER, from Liverpool to Pillau, WaS lost
aim ...7th September, on Barra.
The Ann, HIGGINS, of Kincardine, for Limerick, was driven
where during the late gale, on the north-west coast of Donegal.
The Brian Faixente, ILavixtrAnn, from Bourdeaux, was
*inn on shore near Dunkirk, on the 4th instant. Great part
d her cargo expected to be saved.
/he Samuel, Das, from Bangor to Galway, was driven on
awe near Rutland, in the county of Donegal, on the 6th instant.
one &charged-
The Wallington, of Irvine ; Phcebe, CITHIHNOHANI, of Glasgow;
Beak Caawroas, of Kincardine; and Eiza, from Liverpool
fp Limerick, were driven on shore near Rutland, on the 4th
wog. The former totally lost, the rest expected to be got off.
Quote, Der. L—The brig Rob Roy has brought Captain
see, and part of the crew and passengers of the brig Earl Dal-
bask, of Greenock, from Fort William. Captain Scow says,
Wort the brig on the sth of September, between the east end
rill south point of Anticosti : all saved, but 140 men were left
soothe island that could not be got off.
FALMOSITIS, Nov. I.l—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived off this port the
pane, TAYLOR, from Quebec.
homer'', Nov. 15.—Wind S. E.—Arrived, the Friends,
Dom hoin linscoff ; Blessing, LONGSI ran, from Newfoundland;
Teas, Daum, From Gijon ; and Kitty, Quiznen, from Altea.-
I{ebsek, the Harriet, for St. Michael's. Sailed, the Pomona,
cars, for London.
Diet, Nov. 14.—Wind West.—Arrived and sailed for the
Weer, the Asia. BSTHA;t, from Bombay ; Swan, Core, from
lierannah ; Rr solution, SMITH, and Pacific, TAYLOR, from Que-
kc; I. tore!, NPDoreaLn, from Zante; and the Allies, Klaxon,
cross ['tyrant' th.
Porrsosourn, Nov. 14.—Wind S.W.—Arrived, the Expedi-
Ike, Forma, from Oporto; Caroline transport, from Plymouth ;
Elisabeth, SMITH, from Havre; and Nymph, Disavow, from
Wen. Went out of Harbour and brought up at Spithead,
the Trams and Mary, and the Fanny, transports. Sailed, the
Ainhoeso, Trues, for Havre.
Mamma' Nov. 14.—The American ship Ariadne, GRIMM.
110116 from Hamburgh for New Orleans, hes put in here with
hoof anchor and cable, having struck on the Long Sand. Sailed
*Leicester packet, for Cuxhaven; and Henry Freelini ditto
fir Holland, each with a Mail.
Shouts, Nov. 13 —The Maxwell, Mucus, has been got off
die rocks, and towed in here damaged.
DASIWOUTH. Nov. 13.—Arrived the Swedish brig of war
Pasta Lite!, Major CHARLES L4(11'1452'0, Commander, from
Cotherooa for the Mediterranean.
War Gtascow, Nov. 11.—It is reported that the Susan,
imam, from Miramiehi, is on shore on the Island of Arran.
Tomas, Nov. 13.—Arrived the Jane, BAUM, from Arch-
ai Von& damage. The Rowe, Lavas, from Newfoundland,
b wind at Teignmouth, with damage, and part of her cargo
*on overboard.
Coampllouse, Nov. 14.—.. Ships Entered Inwards:—The
Carats, and Iris, from Charente; George, from Rotterdam;
lowa Frederica, from Wiemar ; N'etley, from Bilboa ;
Ips-
witi,from Davis' Straits; Amphitrite, from Oporto; Nancy,
ad Alliance, from Waterford ; Regent, from Malaga ; and
Better Lack Still, from Stangate Creek.—Cleared Outwards :
Isabella, for Randers • Aurora, for Cork ; Limerick Trader, for
Dale; General Graham, for Jamaica; General Murray, for
Awn"; and Janet and Margaret, for Seville.
Tams vox= went.—The Oscar, Sayers, from London to
R Timm's, on the 4th instant, in lat. 40. N. long. 13. W.
intaswick, from Liverpool, on the 6th ult. off Cape de Gatt;
Pau, Tozer, from Gosport to Alicant, oa the 30th ult. in lat.
IL long. 8.; Triore, from Liverpool to Bahia, on the 7th inst.
h1.14.10ng. 25.; Nestor, from Liverpool to New York, on
die Ist Inst. in lat. 44. long. 37. ; and Findlay, from London to
{babee, on tie 23d ult. off Cape Ray.
Assn:as—At the Creek, the Little Sally, Gibson ; London,
Canary; and Arab, Dobson, from Smyrna; South Ksk,
Um Cephalonia; Astrea, Hodgson, ft on Zante; Fame, Britten,
tram Sake; and Sarah, Nicholson, from Messina. At Charles-
us, Octavio, Wilson, from Liverpool; and Rosina, from Dun-
es At Quebec, Christina, Oxley, from Portsmouth; and
Uri Exmouth, —, from Plymouth. At Liverpool, Fame,
lerrr,from Charleston; Hindsays, —, from Gibraltar; Agnes,
Cdy, from Lisbon; Maurice, Gifford, from Valencia; Re-
hm, Reid, from I famburgh ; Julie, —, from Ostend ; and
llinkrmere, from Africa. At Cork, Reward, Nough, from
Laden. At Limerick, Victory, Mekols ; and London Packet,
Ifilbms, from London. At Liverpool, Rebecca, Glynn, from
Nemo. At Rio .laneiro, Packet, from Falmouth. At
finsanab, Dromo, Pollard, from Liverpool. At Penzance,
Raney Evans, from Boston ; and Susan, Newman, from Ma-
issx At lowestoffe, John, Waters, from Hamburgh. At Dover,
Caramadel, I/ay, from Philadelphia; and Bee, —, from
Immo. At Jersey, James and Helen, from Teneriffe ; and
Intuy, from Udevalla. At Gibraltar, Express, Barrett, from
Imam At Dungeness, Virgin, Cunningham, from Baltimore.
Ashtray, Amphitrite, from Gottenburgh. At Milford, Henry
Minton, front Seville. At Liverpool, Brothers, Ferguson,
ha. Rio Janeiro; Gkfitanner, from Quebec ; and Site, from
lirstoicbie.
Artnieble. At Waterford, Alice, Miller, from London. At
Wardeaux, Alonzo, Perkins, from London ; and Lewis,
lutes, from Gibraltar. At Yarmouth, Triune, Small, from
it Petersburg&

CANTERBURY, NOVEMBER 13.

Another, and a very daring affair (when the brightness of the
ism* is taken into consideration) with smugglers, took place
st fluldgate, about three o'c'oek on Saturday morning, at which
her a large best put on shore near the National School, and
was immediately attended by nearly 400 smugglers from the
easetty, a very considerable portion of whom were armed with
gas led pistols. An alarm was given by the seamen of the
Coast ascitade on duty at the spot ; on which T. Moore, Ma,-
seelf-Anas, left the watch-house, with five seamen under his
mewode ad when within pistol-allot commenced a spirited
attack a dm wawsgiers, who, in the short space of ten minutes,
W stet ads be discharging a cargo, supposed to consist of
arat as weds.
,As the NW band who first commenced the action became re-
started a the arrival of Mr. W. Lowry (an Admiralty Mate),
with sea, the smugglers retreated up the Military-road,
leading to the Amilere Barracks, pursued by that Officer and
In" sunwl• Mr. Moore having been detached to secure the
vessel mid 34 tubs left by the smugglers, which duty he per-
iseulds but the working party being sent a-head, and their ef-
ittemipstsuit retarded by the aimed party, the ammunition of
he Aida* Service being expended, the chace was r,lin-
r.. altar Mr. Lowry had been severely wounded in the
and two seamen also wounded. The bail has been
from Mr. Lowry, and it is hoped he may do well.
Ile beavery of this Officer before so great a disparity of force
too much extolled.
die alarm reaching No. 4, Tower, Mr. Shallard, Master's
"14 who came off duty at 12 o'clock, and had retired to rest,
." dr with Lk party to endeavour to intercept the smugglers
'MS but front the distance of his station, and the time as
1/"Ay,_ _ occupied, the zeal of that Officer was ineffectual, al.
Is. b continued his starch from three o'clock until half-
Si We.e
Riding Officers, and the parties of the 9th Lancers on the
(*Misty, had, by some false information, been drawn to the
I"lttratd; the Ilythe patty in particular were occupied all the
~
'l4ll but on the return of Mr. K Nlowle to his house, about
!igbt o'clock in the morning, he received such information as
shod him immediately to proceed to a shave near Postling,
m hve stales from the coast, with a small detachment of the
gth Lancers' where were found tour parcels of tubs, amounting
to 110. On the approach of the Officers and soldiers, two men
sere seen to quit the spot where the tubs were concealed ; one
whelk named It. Rolfe, of Lympne, was taken, and had in
▪ Paues4ion a pistol, pow der-horn, and slugs. Rolfe, with the
leads, was of course seized, conveyed to Ilythe, and, after
examination before W. Deedes, Esq. at Mr. Rlwyn's Office, he
"at committed for present safety to Ilythe jail During Sun-
ay a great number of suspicious characters were observed in
": lawn, and, apprehending that an attempt at rescue might be
'tale, the hlagittrate, fur perfect security, authorised the re-
t!nv.ll.nf the prisoner to the Barracks of the Royal Staff Corps,
ieervts of which Regiment p,troled the streets all night. It is
°ihevol the smugglers suffered very severely. We have heard
sx, lev,n killed, and two wounded; both of whom died on
ihmaitt.y.