Star.
London, England, 1821-11-07 00:00:00

A V.ll. 1.% TELL IGENCE.

m Rot India Company's ship Lowther Castle arrived in
greploo the 22d of May ; and the Atlas and General kyd en
the '+'h of May. The Kellie Castle arrived at Madras on the
Rh of June. Th: Kent arrived at Bambay on the 10th June.
ybe Gent•ral Harris, outward-bound, put into St. Denis, Isle
st roam, for water.
ne ship Alexander, Captain Semmes, arrived at Portsmotath
ea Saturday evening front Ceylon and the Isle of France;
weaty-two days from the latter place:
fora tteas rum CZTLON.--11. G. Banks, Esq. Paymaster of
the 16th Regiment ; Captain J. G. Lloyd and child ; lieutenant
D ggeeteworth ; and Lieutenant G. Connor, of the 75d Wai-
mea; lieutenant C. T. utton, of the 2d Ceylon Regiment;
Rogers, Esq. and child, of th • fl-finance Department; and
jiestenaut C. J. Dunn, 2d West India Regiment.
nogg me fsi.r or Fps:sec.—l .itmtenant T. Luard, of the
bpi Artillery; Captain Ulysses Burgh, H. P. 56th Regiment ;1
Captain Mason, in the Hun. Company's Service; Mrs.
1
Furlong and four children ; Mrs. Skelton and two children; and
two serjeants and live privates, invalids.
Farad of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Lowestoffe, I
dated the sth inst.—" Yesterday afternoon, in a most tremen-
doss hurricane, a great many ships were forced to cut, there
king swell anchored in the Roads. The following are on shore
hen, in. the Economy, of Hull ; and a sloop, in ballast :—at
Lewestalk, a sloop laden with timber. belonging to Mr. Pa 1.-
on, el Yarmouth; the Maria, lln.roan. a Humber keel, laden
with oats, Iran Boston to London. The Unity, Durum La. troll
Afloa to Laden, with whiskey, was obliged to run to the South-
ward,
with the loss of an anchor and cable. A Asreign vessel is
on shore at Kissingland, several between here and Yarmouth,
ad several on the other side."
&tract of a letter from Lloyd's Agent at Scarborough. dated
the 4th iset.—" This morning, between nine and ten o'clock, It
came a a tremendous gale at N.N.E. accompanied with rain,
and coodased increasing until noon. Several ships (both light
and Wad) were passing at the time the gale took them. A
sloop, apposed to be the Hope, Loverri, of Wisbeach (by a boat'
that has cone on shore), has foundered with all the crew, about '
lea mile South of the Spawhouse. A schooner was trying
also to stake the harbour, when a tremendous sea struck her,
and hid her on her broadside, and she disappeared immediately.
I fear you will have a dreadful account from the North, the gale

reining on so suddenly." •
The glary and EIIZ2, Mayer, from Oporto to Newcastle,
etas driven on shore on the Black Middings, on Saturday night,
ind it was feared would be lost. Crew saved.
The Providence, GsAvis, of Shields; and Caledonia, of Bos-
on, were driven on shore year Scarborough, on Saturday morn-
4g, during a tremendous gale at N.N. K.
The Star, Cat, wa, lost on Sunday, on the Heaps Sand.—
vw raved, and arrived at Itarnsgate.
The Ann, l'orrt.n:w►n.n., from London to Hull; and Lark, of
Whitby, were lost off Wells, on Sunday night.
The Ann and Jane, from Colchester to Leeds ; and Betsy
ad Kitty, from Perth to Chichester, were driven on shore near
Tansoutb.

The Venus, from London to Leeds struck on a sand in the
[woe Sunday morning, and sunk, but has since been weighed.
Ibt Sally, esovu vas, from Buenos Ayres, is arrived at the
Marti's, leaky, and with loss of foremast.
Ilr Tartar, Lamm, from Loudon, is totally lost at St. John's,
Iry &unswick.

Hal-THUD, Nov. s.—The hull of a brig, of about 160 tons,
trastwasight into a creek about five miles at the back of the
Head, yesterday, by some fishing boats. The wreck is entirely
IPta, Aber frame-work gone, sides and bows whole, and a
bait head She appears to have been some time under water.
&unarm, Nov. s.—Wind N.—Sailed the Lady Arabella
Mitt, with a Mail fur Lisbon • also the Thalia, fur Port Jack-
• Marvels of Anglesea ; Harris; George I I I.; John;
niAssentein, for Jamaica ; Antmus, for Antigua ; Joon Ba-
kecist 'ashore; Amelia, for Seville ; Resignation, for llilboa;
hail" Faro; and Britannia. for Lisbon.
Pernoorn, Nov. s.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Rose, Huss-
nom, from Zante for Gibraltar. Sailed the Friends, Baca,
le Tropder.
Poissmoont, Nov. 6.—Wind F.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
Roma; from a cruize. Sailed the Androssan, Itrerm' for
liverponl; William Manning, SMITH. for St. Kitts; Mandarin,
West, for Baltimore; Jane, ANDEILION, for Bourdeaux ;
Soulful, Rocca*, for New Orleans; Pasqua', ARDIIIIIO, for
Cadiz; Debtors', Yoriso, for St. Vincent's ; and James Dun-
leP. Smyrna, for Trinidad.
DIM, Nov. 6.—Wind W. N. W.—Came down from the River
the Bemis, Wirnosanum for Portsmouth and New South
.Woks; London, Sierra, Lady Holland, Powame and Coroman-
"'l__Sottv, for Jamaica; the Sisters, ScRCIIANT, for Demerara;
anineS, ROSELTON, for Malta ; Nassau, TIMMATKZ, for St. Mi-
daers t Monmouth, Savant. from Newcastle for Jamaica; and
Fenny Voase, lama, from Hull for Oporto. The Nassau has
tat an anchor and cable. The above have sailed, with the rest
ache outward-bound. Arrived and remain, the Mary, Dunn,
from Quebec, with loss of bulwarks; Richard, Wu.coex„ from
hem Leone; Elizabeth, thrum, from Ceylon and Madras;
4d,"Eari.Si. • "mew; Somme, from Bombay. Put back the
'"voyi aerawns. The Alliance, Away, from Shields fler
Upoeto, is off the North Foreland, with loss of anchom and obvl
lin. The wind has now (seven o'clock) backed to the Sonny
ant, and the outward-hound are coming back.
Winrav, Nov. s.—Yesterday, during a strong gale from the
Fat, the Friendship, of South Shields, from Riga, came on shore,
44 will be totally wrecked—crew saved. Three sloops are
also on shore.
Scsoexia vo, Nov. s.—The following vessels were driven on
awe near dal- place yesterday morning, during a very heavy
Pie from E.N.E. to N. E. viz.—Brothers, Wavrois, since gone
tg.livtev; Dido, Naos, nearly wrecked ; Betsy, WRIGHT, and
.0
7,7-7Ato4--- not much damaged, and expected to be got off;
an FAcutslotii, of Wisbeach, much damaged. The Vesta
Cass.sof Lynn, is on shore near ‘lartlepoul, and several oche;
wads. to the coast.
i.ervassaoccu, Nov. s.—The Collingwood, Macirawese, of
arvi hind to the North, was lost during the late riles two
MIN teeth of this place. The Bucephalus, 6IDDia, of Shields,
jael,..,se "bore yesterday afternoon—crew saved by the life-boat.
Eagle of London, Ilaxear, came on shore at high water,
• has received considerable damage.
Casioa-ilocss, Nov. 6.—Ships Entered Inwards': The Te-
ire; fray Faro; Coronation, from Harlingen; Bertha
L7o__zard, from Leon; Couch, from Nassau ; Good Intent,
1 Gourdeaux ; Esther, from Malaga; Radius, from New
▪ ; aid Archimedes, from Cadiz.—Entered Outwards: The
mann, for Wheelies.; Swallow, for Bombay; Ardent, for
; Matilda, for Antwerp ; Wallace Edkin, for Hayti •
rt foe Ikaterara; Richard and Sarah, for ()polio; Mel:
irg.. fog Grenada; and New Volunteer, for Jamaica.—Cleared
'wards ; The Friendship,fur Jamaica ; Caroline, for ditto ;
thissfcrl, for Rotterdam Levant, for Belfast; and Dale, for

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