Star.
London, England, 1816-12-30 00:00:00

THE EsveNIN.G STAR.

NEW YORK, DECEMBER 1.

AMERICA.

SOUTH AMERICA.

NAVAL INIILLIGL►NCB.

IFALMOUTH. DECEMBER rt.
Arrived the Mary and Elizabeth, from
America, and awaits for orders.--Sailed
prize, Hastert; and Drummond, Qua,
London.—Wind W. fresh breezes, dirty seal
MILFORD HAVEN, DECEMBEa t 7,
Isaias blown very h4rd here all day yester,
to-day, the wind from S.W. to N.N.W,
several outward-bcund vessels for shelter,
which are the following: Mercury, Vatroli
Bristol to the West Indies ; EleanortAm
Liverpool for New Orleans; Higginson,
Barbadoes ; •Two Brothers, BRIGHTMAN, for
Lord Collingwood, MlLouttLaN, for the
Fletcher, Ft.zrotra, for Jamaica, all fry
pool. Arrived also, Abeona, LLOYD, from
and Gertrude, LANGRIDSZ, from Belfast,
'London; William, Hatquararost, from
Deptford ; Industry, Roam, from You)
,Dirblin, cargo (wheat) damaged.
PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER sa.
Came in the American ship General Knot
mai, in forty.three days from Boston, fr
dam, with loss of rudder, and other con
stage; also the Danish ship Arg
leaky —Part of the crew of the Mary, of I
lately wrecked on the Scilly Islands, artivf
day.—Wind S.W. blows hard. us, for

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER gs.
Friday the TYEIAN, Captain auusvi,,,,
Portsmouth, from cruizing ; the ROSARIO,
Calms, sailed on a crnite. The Aurur
tain Purstasona, and SIDNEY, came into
Sunday, to be paid off ; the llnostanam
Monday for Deptford, to load. The SIDNI
re-commissioned, as a surveying vessel.
Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship T 1
China.—Wind Westerly, blows hard.
Remain at Spithead•—TlßEß, TYNE, and
DOVER, DECEMBER 29.
Arrived last night the King George,
Mutant, and a French packet, from CI
passengers. The wind blew excessively has
night from the S.W. which prevented th..
Ostend packets getting to sea; they will,
sail next tide, if more moderate, The Am
"easel, Captain Bastwarr, is waiting totaf-
of WELLINGTON to Calais, and his Grace is
this afternoon at three o'clock.
Six, P.M.—The Duke of WELLINGTON is not y.
arrived, but is expected every moment.—The Lord
Duncan, Captain HAMILTON, with the Calais
and the Lord Sidmouth, Captain Prima, with that
for Ostend, are now getting to sea.
RAMSGATE, DECEMBER V.
Our suspicioni for the fate of the brig Edward,
Captain STEEL, belonging to this port, have unhq.
pily proved but too well founded, as wzhavereceived
the painful intelligence of her having been washed ors
shore, bottom upwards, on the Coast of Holland.
with the loss of her crew. The Master has let a wile
and six or seven children wholly unprovided tor, I
the Mate (a very promising youth), an aged fnher
and mother, whose principal support he was.
DECEMBER 29.—Came in for shelter the Calhfrii:el
DAVIDSON, and Eliza, LANIV, from Calais for Driver.
with troops ; and the Johanna Maria Constantia, Os
HARDEN, from Amsterdam for Surinam, with amps
—the latter has lust both anchors and cables. Came
in for shel:er, the following ships from London:—
the Nancy, SNEEDMOItE • British Quern, VV:ia.:pu;
Perseverance, PERRY; lames, HARVEY; Hope, 10.
now ; Avon, BARROW; Newport trader, SIIIi.I.IIIODi
Boston packet, Stumm ; Meanwell, ATwout.;
Holtz; Brothers, RasD; and Start, Costa's.
sloop Samuel and Elizabeth, PARIREO, front Condor
for Liverpool, with peas, in attempting the Labor
Last night, struck the East pier and wept on shore();
the main—she is expected to be gm off next tills.—
The Morgentein, Ds Jotru, from Amsterdam I,
Surigam, has come in, with lass of sails and iaL,
damage.

DEAL, DECEMBER 49.
The whole ot last night it blew a tremendnor gs 4
from the S. and W. during which several sliiiis is
the Downs drove considerably. Tne 1611nwin,; lost
an anchor and cable each : Isabella, for 7 I
cent's; Royal Yeoman, for Weymouth; and Ow-
lotte, for Bristol. The following remain all ,Aeii :
Charles Grant. General Harris, Inglis, Losi:,,r
Castle, Marquis of Camden, and Sir Stephen 1.01.-
ington, for India; Duckenfield Hall, for St. Via-
cent's; S:iphia, for Caen ; Crocus, for Malta; Rici.-
apt and Sibella, for Barbadoes ; Plutus, for Berbire ;
John and Robert, for the West Indies; Plot, i 4
Botany Bay; Samuel Barnett, for New Clams;
Pilgrim, for St. Kin's; Duncomb, for Jamaica; aagt
James, for Havanuah,—Wind N. W.

The. Tyne, 24 gent, Captain CURRAN, arrived on
S4tarday at Portsm-lith, frets). Trincomalee, toe
Mauritius, the Cap.:, and Ascensicn; but clod rot
touch at St. Helt.A. The friends of humanity all
learn with regret that the Slave 'l'rade flourislus in
all 1
its horrors in the Indian Seas. The Tyne idc
'Trincomalee on the Ist of July, but soon atter, hav-
ing sprung a leak, she put into the Mauritius. t
there, information was received that several sloe--
vessels were on the point of leaving the Eistert
ports of Madagascar with cargoes for the Maurilli,-
The Tyne, being refitted, proceeded towards I.
Cape of Good Hope, (in that track the vessels %le"'
likely to come), when she soon fell in with one Of ening
the English schooner Gustave. from Foul Pwnr•
with sixty-four slaves, whith she captured. ITA7I'I;.
a fair wind, she then proceeded to visit Cie tunic os
Manivoal, Foul Point, and Tamatave, lcuown
principal resort of the slave-dealers. At these plscesi
her visit proved of the most beneficial effect. 5:41
seized at Tamatave three English schooner., •ientiy,
the Alligator, Petit Arnie, and Eloise: 11.-y ww:
empty, but powers of attorney were foitnd on board
them to procure slaves, and their holds were seri-
rated for stowing males and females. Just as the
Tyne was about to sail from Tamatave, two native
Princes, brothers of the King of OVAs, arrived there,
accompanied by an Ambassador from Governor
FARQuHAR, at the Mauritius : the ohjcct of his em-
bassy was to destroy, as far as possible, the intvnil
trade in slaves in Madagascar,
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supply of the Mauritius; and these Princes were ..011
ineir way to the Mauritius, at the iqvitatiint ('.();
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their suite (thirty persons), and also two Maw
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