Star.
London, England, 1819-12-24 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE;

Penzance, Dec. 21.--Arrived the Sally, CARS, from St.
John's (New Brunswick), in distress, having lost her foremast,
bowsprit, &c. on the I.sth hutant:--A pilot-boat ppoke, off this
place, two vessels; and, after leaving them, a heavy sea swamped
the boat, by which accident three pilots were unfortunately
drowned.
Facuourn, Dec. 21.—Wind S.W.—Artived. the Brilliant,
:Wizsow, from Prince Edward's bland for Charleston, put in by
severe weather. _ _

DARTMOIIIII. Drc. 22,—Arrived the Lady Pelham packotr
with a Mail from Jamaire,tin two months, with loss of rudder,
having overshot Fabnouth. The passengers and baggage are
now landing, and the Mail was forwarded h.:nce this afternoon.
WIT3101:711, Mc. !Z.—The Hero, of Shoreham, was hist
nista struck by a sea off Portland, and shortly after sulk—crew.
saved.

Pz.vstouvn, Dec. art'.—Arrived the Isabella, Beatzr, from
Quebec.—Wind W.
Porrsuouvn, Dec. O.—Arrived the Francis, Mancutss, from
Patrass ; Eliza, CAPP, front Malaga; and the Tantivy, PAULO?,
from Legborn.Sailid the Mars, Eseurr.a, for Havre; and his
Majesty's ship Lavas, for Chatham.—Wind W.N. W.
DAL, DECSAIDER N.W.--Arrived the Trusty,
%Lira, from Honduras St. Lawrence, Ituucmaaa, ;reef
Quebec; Gertrude, Lovaarnce, from Malta.; Saterptize,
Panics, from Zeoba ; De Frau Anna Maria, Srarrotsox, from
Messina; Jane, .Frati; from Palermo: William, Carrenu.s.,
from the Mediterranean; Sisters, HOLMRII, from —; and
Isabella, Farris, from Sunderland, for pemcrara.—Cante down

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from the River, the Statira, THOMAS, for Tenerife; and Im-
porter, for the Cape of Good Hope.—Some of the outward-
bound have sailed.
Itzsaysn, Daeansa 11.—Arrived the Hope, Nouns, from
St. John's, New Brunswick, leaky. On the 14th instant, in
lat. 50. 57. N. long. 11. W. spoke the James and Henry, of
London, from 'South America • the latter on the 9th instant
saw a ship water-logged, with America;
fore and mizen masts gone,
and without any person ad board—" Ann of Liverpool" was
painted on her stern.
RAMSCIAT; Decestista 25.—Arrived the. Fanny, FAT, from
Genoa, with loss of anchor and cable, bowsprit, &c. The Henry
Cerf, ROZZLEGII, and Hassaren, Gums, lost an anchor and
cable each, this morning.

a The Earl of UATUCA RT and family are arrived in
town from Russia. - •
Yesterday the dispatches were closed at the East
'lndia House, and delivered to the Pursers of the fol-
lowing ships, viz.
The Earl of Bakarres, Capt. J. Jameson; Warren Hastings,
Capt. T. 'Larkins; and Thames. Capt. C. Le BlooCs. for Bom-
bay end China; and Loudon, Capt. P. Cameron, for St. Helms,
Bencoolen, Prince of Wales island, and Cities'
'Wednesday seinnight, the adjourned meeting of
'the Magistrates of the county of Galway, was held
'at Moylough. His Grace the Archbishop of Tuam,
and Lord Clonbrock, were present,After a minute
investigation of the present state of the baronies of
Ballymoe, Tyaquin, Killian, and Dunmore, it was,
found necessary to have a Police established in each
barony, and by a general concurrenceuf the meet-
ing, they were proclaimed.—Resolutions to that ef-
fect were read and passed.
The hope that the valuable living of Wilmslow,
in Cheshire, which was supposed to have lapsed to
the University of Cambridge, has failed ; the Counsel
forlhe University have been consulted upon the sub-
ject, and have given an opinion decidedly unfavour-
able to its claims.
Four Prizes of £20,000 form one of the principal
features in the New Lottery, which contains 10,000 Tickets.—
Only 5000 of these Tickets are now on sale,whick will be all drawn
ea the legit sf January, 1820, when Two of the £40,000 Prizes
rwiti be decided in the First-Five Minutes.—J. and J. Stemware
(the Contractors) bavb the pleasure of congratulating their Friends
so the success of their Offices in the last Lottery, when No. 1,656,
a Prize of 110,000, was sold in Nine Shares, at their fortunate
Oakes, No. 37, Cornhill ; 33, Haymarket ; 11, Holborn ; and
141, Oxford-street.
LITERARY Noveverzs.—By the admirable plan of
the periodical publication of Novel', under the general title of
4..irculatiog library, all Establishments bearing that name,
led all Reading Societies, may calculate on being pm in posses.
Minn of recite superior new Novels per Annum, at an monorni-
selatepense, not exceeding £3. The importance to the Pro-
pdotor of maintaining the character of the Series, will be a sect-
Any that all the Works, whether original er emulated, will he.of
the first order of merit.
LETTERS IRON TUR COURT Or Tit reoL I.—We col-
ruto the Public on the appeirance of this interesting Work
cteap and portable form. These Letters are published from
the Originals, in the/MUM/OS of the Family of the fate RICHAILIO
TALLY, Esq. the British Consuh whose daughters being born in
Tripoli, mad speaking the Arabic language from. their infancy,
were admitted into habits of close intimacy with all the femalu
"art of the Royal Family ; it is therefore hardly probable that
-.rasy tutu, traveller or diplomatic resident will-enjoy the same
ri fee ebeeyvatiosi, that were possessed by the Author
"tirdintrnters, and it 'has been justly observed, that "
,Lady Wortley Montagu's, thefts,* the merit et bringing every
thing immediately before the eye : but they far exceed her's in
the importance of their stateihehts, and at the same time never
awaken in the mind of the Reader a suspicion that the Authorkas
been more anxious to say a good thing than a true one:"
RECORDRR's REPORT.—Yesterday the RRCOII Mit
Made his RepOit to the Pals% It Ro RN; of the fol-
lowing-prisoners under sentennrof death in Newgate:
John Booth, for secreting a letter containing a 45 Etenk-note.
Thomas Wildish, for uttering and putting away a forged 210
Note of the Bank of Dover..--John Markham, for committing
an unnatural offence,--John Stubbs, for disposing of, and pus,'
lting away, a forged ,C 1 Bank-note-a-Thomas ItPDernlot, for a
similar olfence.—Ann Smith, for stealing goods privately in a
shop.—Emma Davis, fora robbery on the highway.--Ann Pear-
Isom, for stealing goods in a dwelling-house.—. John Church, fur
house-breaking in the dal time.—Matthias Maher, for forgery ;.
and John Masan, for house-brooking;
Whe'n Jahn, Mei-khan was .ordered for execution
on Wednesday next ; and Thomas Wildish and John
Booth for execution ou the Friday following.—'The
others were resgited during pleasure.
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