Star.
London, England, 1818-12-29 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 2a.
- Wind N. E.—Arrived his Majesty's ship' LAWN%
from Jamaica ; Jahe. Vitrrtocic, from Berbice, for
London ; and some outward-bound vessels, from the
Downs. Sailed the Fame transport, for Cork.; and
Catharine, Reason, for Jersey.
DEAL, DECEMBER ye. •
Wind N. E.—Arrived and sailed for the River the
Prince Leopold, SMITH, front Ancona ; Alexandrine,
IkanNor, from Marseilles ; the latter lost an anchor
and cable.in the Downs this morning.—Came down
from the River last night and sailed, the Aboyne,
Les', for Trieste; Isabella, WEATHERHEAD, for
-the Mediterranean ; Alfred, ARBUCELS, fcr '6-and
Canary, Sr. Kate, Rosa, for Mogadore; Mende,
Davis, for Leghorn, &c.
RAMSGATE, DECEMBER se.
Wind E. N. E.—Came in the Commodore Barry,
KAY, from New Orleans, having cut from anchor
sad cable off the North Foreland.

HARWICH, DRCIIMBER se.
Wind N.E.—Arrived the Lily Nepean packet, from
Coshaven; Auckland packet., trom ditto; and Henry
?reeling packet, from ditto; all with mails; also, the
Simeon, HAv, from Barcelona for Hull, having been
a month at sea, all well.

BT. IVES, DECEMBER 26.
The sloop Champion, of this place, from Teign-‘
routh to Whitehaven, carried away her main-mast
ty the board, last evening, when about halt a mile
of our head, and was towed by sundry boats into
our Pier.
LYMINGTON, DECEMBER 26.
The Hope, Searote, of Bristol, from London to
Fristol, ran on shore last evening, on the lslind near
tie Warien Ledge, and will not be got off, without
discharging a part of her cargo.
KIHSALE, DECEMBER 114. •
• Arrivathe brig Deux Amis, of and for Ostend
ism Liverpoot—put into Cork the Bth instant, in
(*Tess, ...here she was partly repaired, and sailed
from, thence, the 20th *cant. and was obliged to
throw front 20 to 30 tons of rock salt overboard oa
tAe 23d,• and is now obliged to keep the pumps con-
smtly going.
FALMOUTH, DECEMBER 26.
• Wind South.— •Artived his MajeAty's ship Let,
Item a cruize.
PENZANCE, DECEMBER 26.
rut in by stress of weather the Sophia, BLacK, from
London to Madeira and Teneriffe ; the Dolphin, and
the schooner Waterloo, Rowe, from Alicant, are at .1
odor itiGwaves Lake•; the latter under quarantine,
where they ride very hard. The French brig Jeannie,'
VnitoT, from -Marseilles to- Rouen, came on shore
this morning about five o'clock, near Chyandour, half
smile from this Pier—part of her cargo expected to
be saved ; but if it continues to blow, the vessel will
Et) to pieces—crew med.

GREENOCK, DECEMBER IS.
Wednesday arrived the brig Robert, NEIL, from
Qabec—left thence the 18th ult. in company with the,
trig Austuries, for Liverpool: information had been
received at Quebec, before the departure of the Ho.
bent, that several vessels had gone on shore at Cape
Chat, and that two schooners had foundered. Bam
day, the Duke of Richmond, Dow, from Quebec—'
sailed thence the 23d ult— Left loading the Green-
field, HOLOILS, to sail in three days. The Duke of
Richmond experienced, in coming down the St. Law-
rence, thick and stormy weather with incessant snow
the river was then beginning to freeze.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, DECEMBER 28.

gnus =maim lawaans.--The Elba, Capp. (rem Smyrna;
Darlington, Brokeraba, from ditto; Gorde Verwagting,
Inge, from Groningen ; Vrau Anna Maria, Stelfenson, from
• Messina ; Peter and John, Hasnlyn, front St. Michael's; Mar-
garet, Cowie, from Archangel ; Malta, Voss, from Aalbag;
"Audi, Peters, front Valencia; Ferguson, Capps, from Antwet'p;
Nagcalena, Sutje, front Ghent; Drummond, Collins, from Vir-
ginia; Susan, Poythuss, fromditto; Thomas, Borthwick, from
Fringe Edward's Island • Defence, Britt, from Hamburgb ;
• Mersea, Crosier, front BOurdeaux ; F. ory, Dalin, from Con.
stantieople ; Woodburn, Marsh, from Gallipoli ; the Ilenriette,
Reim, from Pillau ; Efort, Farrant, from the Canaries; Lime-
rick Trader, Griffith,, from Trieste ; the Sophia, Becket, from
xebec ; VArchimede, Marisca, from Naples ; Flaxley, Pryme,
from Cadiz; Vestal, Hutchinson, from Baltimore; Margaret,
Rarelyn, from Nevis; Voyager, Jaques, from Demerara: Bro-
thers, Lewis, from Newfoundland ; Asia, Ward, from Quebec;
• Onaaer, Summers, from Naples; Prince William, Davie, from
New Brunswick.
Iftvgazo Otrtweam.—llhe Thames, Litson, for Bombay ;
De!ina, Wildgoose, for Grenada ; Sally, Morley, fur Gibraltar.
CLUAktICI OUTWARDA—The Ruthy, Wise, for Charleston ; the
John Poppkwell, for Jamaica; Catherine S. Forbes, Lamb,
kr iombay ; Prince Royal, Wardlaw, for Rio Janeiro ; Goode
Nerwagtiog, Classen, for Belfast; Juan, Spark, for Alkent.
The Mariner, Witsor7i7O-m London to Ilavannah,
is lost near that port—specie saved.
The Snarton, Buton, of Whiteluzven, which tailed from St.
Andrew's, in America, the 18th of October (laden with timber
for Sligo), after a severe passage, was put on shore in the Isle of
s.ly, on the 30th ult. The people, for the preservation of their
• lives, were under the necessity of abandoning the vessel, and.
with mach difficulty reached the land in the long-boat, which
they had scarcely quitted before she was struck by a tremendous
Sea, and dashed to pieces. Soon after escaping the danger, they
perceived that the vessel bad drifted from her anchors, and In a
short time discovered that she was on fire. It was impossible,
Is render say aseistanse, end ahe was butat to the water's edge.

• • ,
* tut Altrito
the following trdets have &den eirtniated td thd
Army in Ireland, by order of the Cost*AwnlOt of
.he Pone's, on the disbandment of the 20th Light
Drag Von; at Caher Barracks, on the 12th instant s
GENERAL ORDERS.
Ileaslaauseters Dublin, Deeembet :6, 1616.
" The Report of Majoe-Geneol Done on the disbandment
of the loth it Di ;goon, at Caber, on the HI h instant, re-
' Sects so much credit on Colonel Ham." sad .he Officers and
Soldietslitelry undet his lecentand, that the Conunander of the
Forces conceives it to be due to that Regiment, to publish the
R:port of the Major•Getteral, In General Orders, for the infor-
mation of chi Ariny serving in'ireland."
REPORT OF MAJOR-01INERAL DOYLE.
" Clonntell. December IS, 1616 l
" Mr Lose...-T have the honour to report to yoir partials;
for the infernution of the Commander of the Forces, that.
pursuance of orders, t disbanded the 40th Light Deepens on
the 12th instant, at Caher, at three o'clock in the afternoon;
and it is with the greatest satisfaction I have to state, that no
comphints whatever aiste in that highly-disciplined Corps at
the time of disbandment, nor did my irregularity take place on
this trying occasion, but every thing was conducted to the last
with that uniformity and good conduce which has marked this
Regiment since they have been undet my command, and which'
reflects credit on Co.onel Hottest and the.alliers under his
command. (Signed) " WILLSAM Dort*, Major-Oen.
" Major-General Lord Aylmer, Adjutant-General,