Star.
London, England, 1821-12-08 00:00:00

WE ARMY.

Thursday, three companies of the !d, or Queen's Regiment,
marched front Brighton for Winchester.

NAVAL. INTELLIGENCE.

The Ceres, MARERALL,STIth Sir CHART.E% Ilaeaaystc, for
Sierre Leone, was spoken with, all well, Octoher 22, about 130
leagues this side of Madeira with a fair wind, after a hard gale
off Cape Finlsterre.
The Devon, CARLILY, of Plymouth, from Jamaica for Cork,
struck on a reef of rocks, off Cape Corientes, on the 16th Sep-
tember, and almost immediately filled with water. The crew
took to the long-boat, and after five days were picked up by a
Spanish privateer: they arrived at the Havannah the Bth October.
The Stentor, nasals. from Plymouth for Baltimore, was
spoken with 21 November, in lat. 34. 45. long. 73 ; she had lost
foremast and bowsprit.
bittroan, Dec. S.—The Ariel, Rennie, from Glasgow for
Savannah, cut her cable on the gd inst. On the 4th, the
Ilaerce, 1111Ctea, cut her cable. The Fame, Gn.storta ; and
Cygnet, of Bristol, also cut their cables. A number of vessels
have received damage by running on board of each other, bat
lout to a very great extent.
FALMOUTH, Dec. 6.—Wind the Sir Sydney Stellis,
' Loam, for Rio Janeiro; Union, Ywriar, for Lisbon, mid
Britannia, for Seville.
Pteatotrn, Dec. 6.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived his I'4 sty's
ship Caseetroa, from Portsmouth, with specie for the Dock-
yard. Sailed his Majesty's ships SEMIRAMIS and PHAETON, for
Cork, with two transports, having the 84th Regiment on board;
Harriet, Cerium, for St. Michael's; Glory, Pouxora, for Hon-
duras; Royal Eagle, Gnu; for St. Michael's; Boston, Witsmr,
and Britannia, Rum, for Lisbon; and several others, bound to
the Westward.
Ltvearoot., Dec. 6.—About 1,580 bales of cotton have been
saved from the Isabella, from New Orleans. Sailed the Colum-
bian, Su RMAN, for Java.
New:laves, Dec. 7.—The brig Hebble, NVAicr,from Sunder-
laud, in attempting this harbour last night, struck en a pole and
went on shore : she has received considerable damage in her hull,
and was with great difficulty kept free by pumping—she has
been got off, and brought in here. A brig is on shore at Shore-
ham, supposed to be a collier.
}Lawuu, Dec. 7.—Arrived the Brothers, BATMAN, from
Dentate, with loss of an anchor and cable ; and Isabella and Jane,
Doan, from Dunbar, leaky, having struck upon the Cross Sand.
It has blown hard all day from the S.S.E. S. and S. by W. and
a number of vessels have put in for shelter. The Swift steam-
packet, MiGarrooe, passed a loaded vessel on shore on the Gun-
Beet Sand: several vessels were attendieg her.
Drat, Dec. 7.—Wind the Thomas Coutts,
Cues-sue, for India. A shit.) has arrived and sailed for the
River, name not known. His Majesty's ship SEVERN remains.
' Seven o'clock—Wind S.S.W. fresh breeze.
Posersmotern, Dec. 7.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived from the
Downs, the Britannia, STRANGE, for Grand Canaries; Elizabeth,
FOREMAN for Africa, leaky; la Belle Alliance, llotre, for Ma-
dras and 'Bengal ; Lady Kennaway, BEACH, for Bengal ; Barba-
does Planter, Remus, and William Lushington, Suattare, for
Jamaica; Lady Halewood, Yottea, for Grenada; and Regret,
WELLIANE, for Batavia: Christopher, Row, from Newfound-
bnd ; Highland Lad, from ditto ; Sarah Ann, MELDRI'M, from
St. Petersburgh; and Apollo, Russian frigate, from the East-
ward, for Kaintschatka. The whole of the outward-bound have
sailed, except the Phcenix, for New South Wales; Prince Re.
gent, for the Mediterranean ; Hibberts, Sir Edward Hamilton,
and Princess Charlotte, for Jamaica. It has blown a strong
gale from the S.E. nearly the whole of the day.
Curon-Horse, Dec. 7.—Ships Entered Inwards: The Itnas,
Acs Demerara; Hannah, from Onega; Baltic Merchant, from
Valparaiso • Enegheden, from Bilboa • Ileureuse, from Caen;
Mosarch, from Sc. Petersburgh; Catherine, from St. Andero;
Zephyr, from Riga • London Packet, front Smyrna; Active,
from Waterford ; Elector, from Philadelphia • and Exmouth,
from Jamaica.—Entered Outwards : The Speedy, for Malta ;
Martha, for Rouen; Elizabeth, for Tobago; Honour' far Cadiz;
and Nestor, for Hayti.—Cleated Outwards: The Enterprize,
for Bourdeaux ; Margaret, for Dublin; Abeona, for London-
derry ; Clifton, for Malta; Undernuitnug,
for Bremen; and
Britannia, for Tobago.

A letter from Munich, dated November 11, says,
44 His Royal Highness Prince Leopold of Saxe Co-
burg has been for some days in this city, on his way
to Italy : he has attentively visited all the scientific
establishments and treasures of art, andleft us to-day."
OXFORD, Dac.S.--Wednesday evening, Mra woos
RISDON, Commoner of University College, rowed
down the river in a skiff, accompanied by a friend;
.vilien within a short distance of Utley, attempting to
change his seat, be fell into the water, and by his en-
deavours to save himself upset the boat. Both swam
for the shore, but his friend on reaching it could no-
where see Mr. RISDON, though he had observed him
following a considerable way, and heard no cry of
distress. The alarm was immediately given, and every
exertion instantly. made to recover the body, which
has since been continued, but without success.
SHOCKING ACCIDSNT.—This morning, a young
man employed at 349, Strand, the corner of the boz-
entrance to the English Opera House, in cementing
the front of the house, fell from the scaffold, a height
of two stories, and was so dreadfully hurt that he died
a little before eleven o'clock, while conveying to the
Middlesex Hospital.
ROBBILAY Ana Amur? TO Mumma—Wednesday night Jowl"
Allen, porter in the service of Mr. Dunn, wholesale chemist
and druggist, in St. John-street, Clerkenwell, was attacked In
Wilderness-row, 013 his way home, by four villains, who knocked
him down, and after beating him unmercifully nith bludgeons,
robbed hint of his watch and what money and other property
he had Aunt him, and left him weltering in his blood ; he was
found shortly afterwards by the watchman, cid cetiveyed to St.
Bartholomew's Hospital, where be lies with but little hope of
recovery.