Star.
London, England, 1816-12-23 00:00:00

WELL , IN NORFOLK, DECEMBER 22.

The ketch Telegraph, MANFIELD, YAMIOUtiI, is
VI ►bore ht‘e : the cargo is saved, but the vessel is
likely to be a total it,ss.

isßwicK, DECEMBER s.

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The ship Furry, FYFFE, of Dundee,on her passage
born VIAs f..rced on shore at Lund, in the
111.4 A of (Jest. and is feared. she wilt not be 14,N0
oithe ground. is •appeetllhAt some toliow arid
sod has been forced on the West side of this coun-
t/7, but no marks are nit to tell us what vessel it
may have been in.

I,YMING I CN, DECEMBER so.

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Saturday a boat wit): Iniir men, belonging to the I
:aftltdia ship Alfred the Great. lying at CDWPst
taw• to this place by order of the Master, who was
n the country on a visit to some relations. The boat
her return, was upset during the night, and the
bur men were drowned.
GRAVESEND, DECEMBER 22.
Arrived the Quaker, Blow, from Quebec; Market Maid, Reed,
ad Juffw.Willielmina, ',wart, from Ant,terd;:m ; Jolly Bachelor,
Davidson, fro:n Sicily ; Agenorla, Day, Clementina, Wolf, and
fib, &Whisk, from Deltaic; Blucher, Adams, Albion,
llastten, and Young Ferdinanda, Brodnartsten. from Ostend ;
Ilsa Ann, Best, from Mogsdore ; Skipsey, l.aidler, from Chris.
Ina; Iwo Friends, Oliver, trom Dunkirk ; Union, Johuson;
Ira Smola. Sailed the Marquis of Camden, Larkins, for Io-
ta; Isabella, Smith, for St. Vincents; Sophia, Inglis, for Cayenne,
Was Lamb. for Bethke.
CDS ['OM-HOUSE, DECEMBER 21.
SIMS t NT rata OUTWARDs.—The Vriendschap, Shandeman ;
'age Elizabeth, Bloot ; W aakzaamhtid, Omen; Louisa, Dubbe-
ar ; and Susan Cawline, Thompson; from Rotterdam: Surrey,
lectte, from India; Union. Gallaway, from Harlingen; Wam-
dr-ki }icier, and Juliana, Webber, from Quebec; Ann, Ham-
m, from Newfoundland ; Harry Morris, liothergill, from Co-
villager; Release, O'Connor, from Oporto; and Grenville,
atterson, from China.
OUTWARDS.—The James, Kidson for the Havannah: on the
Ith instant cleared out in ballast, now for goods.

To MARINERS.—Instead of the coal fire which has
',.therto been kept on the island of Borcum, a light
pith English lamps is erecting, 150 feet above the
race of the sea. The lighting of these lamps will
tgin at the end of December instant, or in January
ht.

Lord Sio,•frv.-ru has directed the Lord Lieutenants
t Con:airs to take the most prompt measures for
(tiring the reads, in the event of a tall of snow, to
revisit any imped:ment to the conveyance of the
Lids.

Twenty•three smugglers, who had been impressed
►to the Navy, were ►berated from the Queen Char•
Lae on Wednesday last, by order of "the Lords of
freasury, at the interceesion of Admiral Lord
lumum, 10 constquence of their good conduct
bet vi ng in his Lordship's squadron at the attack
upon Algiers. They have all entered into bends
l'lth the Bovds of Customs and Excise, not to be
Aucernedin any smuggling transaction for the future.

utionday his Majesty's ship the PICTOU sailed from
141„ fast Lough, baying 011 board the Rev. Mr. MAY,
'mar of Belfast, and his family, for whom a milder
41ale Than ours is necessary.
,_,A Court-Martial was on Monday last held at Car-
?on Richard Spink, a private in the 13th Light
u!kgoons, accused of conniving at the recent escape
the lour felons from that gaol. He was found
Ilatli and sentenced to receive 150 lashes, which
tshrueat he has accordingly undergone.
Daring the severity of the storm on Saturday se'n-
ight, a fine old elm tree, in Green sueet, Canter-
rl, was literally blown in two, one part of which
ath
gorses
the road, rendered it necessary to take
irmit the Union Dover coach, and lift the
wet.