Star.
London, England, 1821-12-11 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The East India Company's ship diaries Grant arrived at
Bombay on the 10th of June. The General Harris sailed from
the Isle of Bourbon on the 31st of May, arrived at Madras oa
the 20th of June, and was expected to proceed on her voyage to
China about the 15th of August.
The General Palmer. Tatman% from Madras, the Cape of 4
Good Hope, and St. Helena, arrived off Plymouth on Saturday.
She sailed from Madras about the 15th of August, and has been
out and home from Cowes only since the 111th February.
The Corsair. Pram, arrived at Liverpool on Wednesday, in
18 days and 18 hours from Charleston.
The Westmoreland, Rtnute, from Stocktou to London, was
drove on shore near Yarmouth, on Friday.
The Swan, Bacon,from Peteraburgb to London,was stranded
on the 27th October, near Nordkloping—cargo expected to be
saved. _ .

The Swift, Warsox, from Stockholm to Hull, was stranded
on the Sth ult. cargo expected to be saved.
The Industry, 'Huy, from Newcastle to Rotterdam, foun-
dered off the Hook of Holland on the 24th ultimo.

The Atalanta, Curt, from Petersburgh to London, was to-
tally lost near Lavenscar, on the 4th ultimo—crew saved.
Mr. Ross Lewes:ewe, of his Majesty's ship Owen GLEVISOWiII,
is promoted to the rank of Lieutenant, and appointed to the
same ship, vice the Honourable FILEDISICIC SeanClL, promoted
to the rank of Commander.
The following ships ant vessels are on their passage to Eng-
land, and may be expected daily : Newcarres, 60 guns, (Vice-
Admiral GRIFYITII COLIPOVII) Capt. A. FASSUANS, from Hali-
fax ; Verso. 74 guns (Rear- Admiral LA311111.11), Capt. T. Baoww,
from the Cape of Good Hope and St. Helena; Owes. Gess-
&towns, 42 guns, Hon. "apt. STZSCII4 from the Brazil station;
REVOLOTIOXSIIIII, 46 guns, Hon. Capt. Peteew, from the Me-
ditembean ; and the Orman:' 18-gun sloop, Capt. J. Limn;
and RALIDSH, 18-gun sloop, Capt. BLACKMAN, from the Ja-'
make station.
Poem Gearenow, Dec. 2.—Put back the Catherine, Buena,
for Jamaica, leaky; she has been out since the 17th ultimo.
He:sweat, Dar. 10.—Arrived the Mize Srsvans from the
Frith of Forth; John, Tnemorree, from Wileach ; a;el Adelphy
Famenurrow, from Shields, all with loss of anchors and cables;
Henry Freeling, Lady Nepean, and Lord Nelson packets, with
Mails front Holland; and Jane and Charlotte packets, with
ditto from Gotrenburgh. Sailed, the Henry Reeling packet
for Cuxhaven ; and Lady Nepean ditto for Holland, each with
a Mail.
l'w . Dec. 9.—The Repeater's cargo has all been saved;
754 bales of cotton in good order, 930 ditto damaged, and
Sm. barrel -staves. They are all shipping for Liverpool. The
vessel's materials are also saved, some part of which, along with,
the wreck, Late been sold.
FALMqIIII4, Dac. 9.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Arabella
packet, with A Mail tram Lisbon, in five days; and Lady Mary
Aft. ant ditto, with Mails from Corfu—sailed 27th October,
from Malta 33 November, and Gibraltar 25th ditto; the Betsey,
Mausn, hunt Gibraltar, in five days; Britannia, Homer:sox,
from Malaga; and Statira, Tuomas, front London for Havannah.
PLYMOI:TtI, Dec. 9.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Rover, Parma
rissole, from Zente ; and the following outward-bound vessels:
Brothers, FiIIOWOON l'lses4lo, TSSXANT ; Wellington, PAISLIT /I
William, Gras; Merlin, Wants ; and N:w Volunteer, Dvras.l
ass, for the West Indies; Magnet. Ton, for Naples, &c. Albion,
SQUILL, for Leghorn; and Ann, COSSISISR, for Pernambuco.
Poarsseotrn. Dee. 10.—Wind S.W.—Arrived, the Nymph,
Hurcesessoo, from the Downs for Naples. The Thomas Coutts
is come in front St. Helens to the NlotherbariL Sailed, the
Prince Regent, Muanocn, for Amsterdam.
Due., Die. 10.—Wind S.S.W.—Came down from the River
and remain, the Sir Godfrey Webster T , for Liverpool
and New South Wales; and John, POPTLZWILL, for Madeira
and Jamaica. Arrived and sailed for the River, the General
Palmer, Tansown, from Madras. &c.; Telus, CHILTON' from
Pernambuco; the Eagle, WeeeLasts. from Cephalonia; Ruby,
Commie, from Lisbon ; Essex, Itteazareos, from Charente ; and
some more, names unknown. Arrived and remain, the Phoenix,
Loaxec, from Ostend for Liverpool. The American ship Isis,
Woos, aaaaa from Flushing for klavannah, arrived off Dung.,
ness last night.
RAILSGATI, Dec. io.—Arrived, the Genii, %WIT, frees
London for Valparaiso, with loss of an anchor, &c.
Scaneentotrom, Dec. 9.—Arrived the Louisa, ALITANDMIS,
from Yarmouth for Newcastle, with loss of sails, having been
blown uff the land and experienced very bad weather.
HoerniAl., Dac. 9.—The sloop Bee, RAYMOND, from Liver-
pool for Cork, got upon the Clipherd Rocks on the 7th instant,
and Is gone to pieces ; crew saved.
llosroer, Nov. 10.--Arrived the ship Galatea, Oxeaan, from
Calcutta in 118 days : sailed front the Sand Heads 13th July—
or. her way down the river Iloogly she passed, on their way up,
the Officers and crew of the English ship Eclipse, which was
totally lost a few nights before, in a gale. on the Nilsen between
Kidgeree and Saugur, being outward bound.
Cusses-House, Dsc. 10.—Ships Entered Inwards:—The
Fanny, from Cork; Pluzbe, from Waterford ; Hero, and Nimble,
from Smyrna ; Albion, from Bilboa ; Swift, and Lively, from
Harlingen • Richard, from Stangate Creek; Elizabeth, from
?Messina; 'Marshal Blucher, front Rotterdam; Centurion, from
St. Helena; Diana, from anoxic; and Heroes, from Calais.—
Entered Outwards . The Barbara, for Bahia; Factor, and An-
drew Savage, for Belfast.—Cleared Outwards: The Adeona,
for Jamaica ; Renewal, for 13arbadoes • Sophia, for Hamburgh ;
Flora, for Antwerp; and Blucher, for 'St. Jago de Cuba.

Yesterday there was a Meeting of the Committee
of the Stock Exchange, for the purpose of doing
away with the Puts and Calls, and a Resolution
was passed, that any Member guilty of this offence
should be expelled the House. This has given um-
brage to a number of the Members, and it is gene-
ally reported that a new Stock Exchange will be
erected, and a large sum is already subscribed.—
Sir JOHN BARNARD s Act is to be hung up in the
Stock Exchange.
A vessel from Corunna, after a short passage, re-
ports, that a popular meeting had assembled in a
large room belonging to aconvent there, for the pur-
pose of deliberating on an Address tceihe KtNa, si-
milar
to the one sent from Cadis,when, owing to the
immense concourse on the occasion, the floor of the
room sunk down with a tremendous crash. Seven
persons were killed, twenty severely hurt, and many
others much bruised.
The Board of Admiralty have been employed I'lll
the last week in inspecting the Dock-yards at Chat-'
ham and Sheerness, for the purpose of making such
further reductions among the persons employed, as
may be deemed practicable. The Dock-yards on
foreign stations are also to be reduced in their several
establishments.
The Commissioners now sitting, under the autho-
rity of Parliament, for the investigation of the entire
fiscal system of Ireland in all its branches, are, after
a patient and protracted inquiry, and an examination
of persons hostile to the repeal of Duties (what are
called the Irish Protecting Duties), convinced of the
necessity of throwing open the markets of the sister
kingdoms to each other reciprocally.
The plan of retrenchment which has been com-
menced in other departments, will, it is stated, also
be carried into effect, at the end of the present year,
in all the offices connected with the Navy. A great
number of clerks will retire on various stipends, and
it is said that the reductions are not to be confined to
inferior persons, but that some of the Commissioners
are likewise to give up their situations, both at the
Navy and Victualling Boards.
Ftas.--About half-past eleVen o'clock on the evening of Sun-
day the sd Mutant, the front range of store.houses, at Messrs.
B. Srazt.a and Co.'s shipabuilding-yard, Greenock, was disco-
vered to be am fire, at the eastern extremity, in a portion of the
range occupied as a hay-loft. The destructive element spread
strith such rapidity that in lets than an hour the buildings, as far
as the centre gate, embracing a range of about 70 feet in length,
were enveloped in flames, the roof faUing progressively as the
bre advanced. The fire was sot under about two o'ckw.k, with•
out doing further mischief