Star.
London, England, 1820-10-31 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

An American schooner, from New York, with 400 balti of
tobacco on board, was taken, on the 13th inst. off the coast of
Inland, by his Majesty's ship SAPPII9a
The Lincoln, Owut, frees Shields to Dieppe, put into Ramo.
gate, on Saturday, leaky, and sails damaged ; also the Ebene-
zer, Duton, from Sunderland, yesterday, with loss of an anchor
and cable;
,and the Venus, CILOWHURST, from Shields to Rye,
w*.th damage.
The Union, Dr LA Horn, and Twins, Wit.u.usit, of and for
Aberystwith, bound to Needs, were totally lot on the 14th in*.
the former off Cardigan Head, aad the latter off &rumble Head.
Crews saved,
The Amelia, Benverr, from Fowey to Plymouth, was totally .
lbst en the 23t1 inst. near Fowey. Crew saved.
Two anchors and chain-cables, belonging to the Isabella Stip:.
srny PRAZCII ; and Vittoria, lharti, have been landed at Deal.

Raronmi, Ore. 30.—An anchor, and about 60 to 70 fsthonis
of 12-inch cable, hat been taken up off Shoreham and brought •
in here, supposed to belong to the Ann, of Shields.
Poammousa, Ocr. 30.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Zephyr,
and Caroline, transports, from Plymouth; Friends, SitEuwoon,
from Quebec; and Lyra Guts; from Odessa. Salted his Ma-
jesty's skip Sonia, for the Eastward. Came into harbour his
Majesty's ship lruuirxu.
MAL, Ocr. 30.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Expedition,
Wasson, front Aberdeen for Jamaica. Arrived and sailed for '
the River, the Alfred, Bmws, from Quebec, with loss of the
raft of her deck during the late gales:
Dover', Ocrosim 09.—The wind has blown• a stiff gale the
whole of the afternoon, and we are sadly afraid that we shall
besr of a great deal of damage amongst the shipping. Several
foieigners, who had been to London to give evidence for her ,
Alssaser, have arrived here, on their retutn borne. Four pas.
site-vessels from Cala* with passengers, bore up for the Downs
this afternoon, not liking to attempt coming into the harbour,
there being such a violent swell at the entrance.
' Dove*, Ocf..'so.—Passed by the Peter and John, Nicems
from the Canaries for London, with loss of long-boat and bul-
warks. Cargo expected to be much damaged.
MAILGAM OCTOIF.II 30.—A sloop, apparently a Humber keel,
took the ground on Foreness Rock, but is expected to float off
next tide.

RAMIOATE, OCTOBER 30.—Arrived, the Plainer, Dams,
from Sunderland ; and Vittoria, Hiatt, from London for Ja-
maica, with loss of an anchor and cable each; the Venus, Canw-
suits; from Sunderland, with loss of stanchions, and bulwarks
damaged; and the Isabella Simpson Feasts, from Leith--the
latter struck the Piet-head and received damage.
LIMERICK' Ocroass 25.—For the last ten days we have had '
very heavy gales, but no accident has occurred amongst the
shipping. • About 20-vessels remain wind-bound.
Ave, Octants 26.—The Helen, Captain Gime, on her pas-
sage from Cori -to this part, early, on Tuesday morning last,
fell in with and picked up, off the Lady hie, a stern boat,
bearing the name " William, of I)umbarton--Daniel Rankine."
It was dark and blowing fresh at the time, and the Helen's beat
was lowered to pick it up. When- they made the boat, it was
found full et watet, and the body of a man, in a sailor's garb,
floating in It. Tbey took kin tow, but no coming alongside the
Helen, the boat, in spite of the efforts of the men, came under
the bow of the vessel, and upset, and the body was lost.
Haswicii OCTOBER W.—Arrived the 314, of Charleston.
EDWARDS, gem Inverness for London, with loss of mast and

rigging
Kassaut, Ocroata 26.—Arrived the Emperor Alexander,
Mum, from Crtknarty for Jamaica. On the 22d inst. she was
'truck by a sea, which stove her boats, carried away her stan-
chions and butte-arks, and caused her to make much water.
Pws.am.v, Omosau 29.—The Fortitude, Jhuneros, of Kincar-
dine, from Newcastle fof Galway, was brought in here bat
night by a Revenue-boat, with loss of sails, boats, bulwarks, &c.
'Dm Avon, 'Oxus, was got into the harbour last night, and will
be obliged to discharge.
Cestosa-Horss, Oman Entered Inwards:—The
Ann, from Eavershant • Neilson, from Riga; Speedwell, from
Stangate Creek; Helen from Ancona; Eleanor, from Rostock ;
• and Catherine, from Belfast. Cleared Outwards :—Volusis,
for Jamaica; Prince Regeet, for Tobago; Vrow Ilendrilla, for'
Havre; Chance, for Guernsey; Reliance, for Bremen; Tele-
machus, for Rotterdam ; Isabella, for P=lan ; Nekas, for Ham-
burgh; Vine for Newry; Simon Taylor, for Jamaica; Lon-
don, for Hatt;burgh ; Romney, for Jamaica ; Neptune, fdr Os-
tend ; Duke of Kent, for Rotterdam ; Friend', for Dant* ;
Ida, for Ratterdon ; Marianne, for Mabee; Cherub, foe Trieste;
and Samuel. for Lisbon. •
• .
A erourraticers.—Alt. Wynne, Master's Mate.of the Enryalm,
to be Lieutenant of the Tamar; Mr. John Alexinder, Master's
Mate of the Sophie, promoted to the rank of Lieutenant; and
appointed to that oop, vice Lieutenant Burnett ; Mr. Georja
Nicholls, Purser, from the Sophie to the Tamar; Mr. George
Maier, Purer, from the Tomer to the &made; Lientenent
John Chamberlaype, to the Elk ; Mr. John Ryan, Parser, of ,
the Redpole, to the Satellite ; Mr. Robert Reddeq, from the
Euryalus, to be Surgeon of Jamaica Hospital, vacant by the
death of Mr. Macnamara.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVAL&
Sir George Cooke, Bart. at Blake's Hotel, Jerrayn-stre.
tom Portsmouth.
C. C. Deering, E,q.
,at bk./muse in Queen-street, Mayfair,
root, hit seat in
Sir Charles Astill, Bart.- nit kin house in York-street, St.
Vona's, from a tour.
Sir John Shelley, Bart. from his seat, Maderlield, Sussex.
Lord Amherst, from Ms seat, Montreal-house, Kent.
Rt. Hon. R. Ryder, M.P. from hiseeat Westbrook Hay, Herts.
Hon. John Trevor, from his seat Bromism Jlall,near Bedford.
• The Countess a Dartmouth, from a tow.
lion. Mr. Leitg, from Sandviell-hall, Staffordshire.
DEPARTCRINI , •
The Duke of Redford, to Woburn Min. Bedfordshire. Prince Gvitsvus, son of the ex-King of Swanim
Lord Rivers, to Bognor. • embarked at Dover, on Friday, in one of the packet.-
.
Sir John Byng, to his seat in Yorkiblistr. boats, for Calais. •
D. Davenport, Esq. M.P. from Vonfool'i Hotel, SI. "noes' A Court-Martial was held at Portsmouth on 9a-•
street, to his seat, Court Gardens,. GOO biassm, Backs.
Tbe Earl of Darnley, to his seakerziolltaell, Kent. turday morning, on R. Young, a seaman of the Intr..
The Earl of Essex, to his seat, Park. Amass, for deserting from that ship, and be was set-.
Major and Mrs. Booth, from Halpin's Dover-strest, towed to receive 100 .lashes, to be mulct of alt his.
to Parts. . ay, and deprived of all his. former advantages for
Sir Gilbert Heatheote, Bart. to his seat, Nabs'aniou Park, • •
pay,
services an the Navy. The Court then proceeded
Lord Fitzbarris, to his seat, Hearn Court, Hants. to try J. 24onipsois, seaman, of the said ship, for be.:
The remains of Mrs. MARTIN, of Bacton, in Suf- having in an insolent and contemptuous manner to
folk, were interred last week at Stowlangtoft. At his superior Officer, for which offence he was sen-
hey request the coffin was carried in one, of her hus- tenced to receive 72 lashes.
hand's waggons, in which rode twelve of her children, Tuesday, a mason, named James Haysen, while,
followed by him in a gig, with their thirteenth and employed in cleaning part oldie walls in the interior
youngest child. of Winchester Cathedral, fell from .the scaffold on
The Devon and Exeter Female Penitentiary, re- which he was working (about 60. feet high), on the
cently erected in the City of Exeter, is principally to pavement. He was immediately taken up, and con-.
be under the direction of a Committee of Ladies, veyed to the County Hospital, where he died soon after.
amongst whom are Lady ACLAND, Lady Npanicora, Saturday, ac Mr. \Vistas, painter; of Winchester,
Lady KENNAWAT, Lady HEWITT, and Mrs. Buu.sa. was returning from Salisbury in a single-horse chaise,
Sir EDWARD KNATCHBULL, Hart. is about to lead when descending the bill at the entrance so Stock-
to the hymeneal altar one of the amiable and accem-. bridge, the horse stumbled, whereby Mr. WiLLIII•
plished daughters of E. KNIGHT, Esq. of Godmors- was precipitated into the read, and the shock was so.
ham Park, m Kent. great that both arms were broken. Mrs.Wit.Lia, who'
DUEL—A meeting took place early on Saturday was in the chaise at the time, luckily escaped with-
morning, on Hounslow enclosures on the Heath, be- 'eery trifling injury.
tween Captain T—n—r and a Mr. in conse- .Saturday se'nnight, as Mr. Shallard was returning
quence of dispute at a coffee-house. in Oxford-. from. Petersfteld to Bunton, it is supposed his hers.
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