Star.
London, England, 1827-02-01 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Industry, lizatanta, from Batavia, has arrived of ilaadillPL
The Mary, Lug from Rio Janeiro, has arrived off Scilly.
The Autumn, Warns, from Greiswald to London, was carried
into Wivenbee yesterday, with lees of rudder, and three uneaten
and cables, having been on Maplin Sand, and thrown pan of the
cargo overboard.

The Active, Wan, from Sunderland to Aberdeen, sunk near
Whitby on Monday, having struck on a rock—crew saved.
Faratorrn, Jan. 50.—Wind S.S. W.—Arrived the French brig
'La Prosperite, N . from Brest for Liverpool.
PLTIEOUTN, Jaw. 30 --Arrived the Thetis transport, CLAYTON,
free Tobago; Borodino transport, from Gibraltar; and Daphne,
front Figueira.
Poatsnoarn, Jaw. 51.—Wind S S.W.—ills Majesty's dap
Wat.r.susr tame Into harbour, front Spithead, to be paid at.
Char., Jaw. 51.—Wind &W.—His Mjesty's ship GIAKIIIIMS
sailed far Chatham this morning. The Oared (American ship),
ALLEN for Charleston, remains with the rest of the outward bound.
Arrived the Security. Ross, front Batavia; William Pitt. Rows.
son, front the Mauritius ; and Hermosa, Newnan, from Messina.

owns, Jan. 31.—*Ind W.—The. brig Salinas Rigor Dose,
from Serra Leone, in 59 days, with timber for Landes, is elf here,
with loss of main-top, main-topmast and sails, and is expected in
siert tide to repair.
Guymon), ht. 51.—Arrived the Colylen Upton, Gags, from
Seville; Alice, Fens, troll Rookfort ; Iris, —.., from Wises ;
and Magnet, TAYLOR. from Nantes. Sailed the New Prospect,
.CMITIIII/4 for Jamaica.

NORTH AND SOUTH AMRRICAN COMUL-HOUSIL

THIS -AY.

Livaarecii., hamar, 30.Arri:reithe Donde, Our. from De.
nserara ; Euphrates, &um, front New York—sailed dm 10th inst.
in company with the packet ship York, Da Com, tor this port ; the
Howard, from Havre, was going in ; Octavian. •CANDLIS, from
maddens ; James, from Lisbon, in sixteen days • Fairy
Queen, ewe, from Seviile ; General Brock,Kom, from Antwerp.
Sailed tWAurora, Tanstax, for New York, and Prince Unpaid.
ter Brasil.

The Corinthian. Davis ; Nimrod, NICROLS ; and Jempkine, Cam,
have arrived at New York from Liverpool; Atelier* Weston.
from LaratPaali at Banes Hercule, Pastmen, from Greenock,
at New York. The Delaware, Hammon, for Liverpool; and the
Golconda, Samosas, for London. sailed front 'Virginia ea nth Dec.
Mary Aso, WISAUUM, from Gibraltar, at New Tao; Ifseitanse,
Sammy, from Mavis. at New York; Wiltlam Tell, HOLMIUM;
from St. Petenburgh. at New York ; Duke of York Packet, front
Falmouth, at New York; Minerva, Gratsv, front Hambargh,
at New York.

Off at Sun-set.—One ship, lye brigs, and one snow.
Now OSLASS, PSC. O.—Arrived the ship Plato, from Lisboa,
with 7,000 bushels of salt. Below—dhe brig Nautilus. from Lis-
bon ; brig Missionary, from Havre; ship Minerva, from Newlrest ;
412 English brig. and the ship Lionel, from Havre, all of which
are on shore.

flavairsast, Due.. 117.—Li Uplands Cotton ante badness bee
boa done, but the market has not been animated. We de not
know that there has been any variation treat tie prices of lase week;
tIIII mks have been made from 9 to 10 calm but prindpally at Ili,
and very fine will bring 10k. Sea Islands have beers in good 4..
mand during the week, at from 111 to 24 caw. very fire lots at
16—and a sale has been made of a crack band at considerably
above that.

fitscavoas. Ave. Sl.—The lion. Company's ship Orwell, Capt.
neat', from England let May, has arrived here since our last.—
We underaaod that a mutiny broke out on board of her during the
passage, which appeared to have bees previously concerted amongst
a part of the crew, SS in lumber ; it was, however, opportunely
put a stop to, See of the ringleaders being seised and poidshed
severely. Three of the most refractory of these were subsequently
put in 'roes, but on the ship entering the Straits of &ads, two of
them broke loose during the night, and jumped overboard, The
life buoys bad been cut away from the stern, and the unferousate
men were heard bailing the skip several times. The darkness of
the night, however, precluded all possibility of saving these, and it is
more than probable that they met with a lingering &ultras the street
current in the Strait would soon have carried them into the ocean.
The Hedleys, from England, had passed Apples, humid to Batavia.
The brig Manilla packet, and ship Helm, have net yet arrived, sad
apprehensions are entertained for their safety._
. . . _ . . _ _

Arrived on the 16th inst. the British brig Teak, Nees Abu
&Iliad, from Penang, 25th July; 16th, Lee Goan, Rea Ur Cu.,
from Acheen, 16th July; British bark, Royal Charlotte, Dusoun,
from Telloksansa, 34 August ; 20th, British ship Milford, Jaosson,
from Bombay, 111th July ; British brig Catherine, Tau Hoeg,
from the coast of Sumatra, sth August; British brig Ulysses, Teas
Hoas, from Penang ; British brig Marla, Bacot', from Yedier,
10th August ; 25th; British brig Guardian, from Siam; SOth July,
H.C. ship Thomas Coutts, Cimino, from Bombay, 23d August;
the Hon. Compasiy's ship Berwickshire, Suerrams from Calcutta;
on the 27th paned through, the &itisis ship Almeida, DALY, from
Bombay, the 3th August ; British brig, Aurora, Loots, from Ma-
; Inca, the 23th August ; on the 1111th the lion. Company's skip
Duchess of Athol, Damn, from Bombay, 3d August, and British
brig Rader Bus, Go Ton, from Rbio, the 25th August.
Cowsa, Jas. 3,l.—Wind SW.—Arrived the Parmelia, Jowl.
stay from St. Viacom's, with a detachment of the 21at Regiment,
which were lanSed.and marched to Albany Barracks; Greenock,
Mu.s.aa, from Sincapore, in three months' passage, fur orders, with
mainmast sprung. Spoke on the 29th uk. in lat. 6. N. long. 23.
W. the Saugeasey, of Liverpool, from St. John's to Pernambuco.

A vessel has arrived Isom Sincapote; bringing ac-
Counts from Batavia, stating that a skirmish had taken place b.-
tween the Dutch and insurgent troops, in which the former were
defeated: and a native Prince in the Dutch service was taken
prisoner, and although a ransom was offered be was put to death.
The Dutch troops were losing ground daily, and the merchants
were all under arms.

Dispatches were this day received at the Colonial
Deice, Downing-street, from the Cape of Good Hope, from Deme-
rara, dated idik December, and from Sir Nau. Careerist at Sierra
Leone, dated the 24th November. _ _

By tise arrival r f the Euphrates, Captain Sawn,. in
twenty days, from New York, American Papers have beat received
to the 10th January. They contain no political inteUigence.
We have had during the past week another dreadful
wow storm. The weather has been fur some time dngulaely change-'
able, frost and thaw giving place to each other to rapid succesaion.
The snow sod rain that have fallen have caused the river Tyne to
be se much swollen that the water, while we are wsiting, has nearly
rhea to the top of Newcastle Quay.—Tyne Mercury.
F iday, five wild swans alighted in a field near St.
Margaret's Bay. Eihau:ted with their Bight across the
Channelvthey allowed some Gentlemen who witnessed
their arrival to approach them. With recruited stre.lgth
they r enewed their Sigh; ; but two of theta wets speedily
shot.