Star.
London, England, 1821-12-10 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DVSIIIOOI, Dec. 8.-.-Tbe Friends, Winn, from Waterford
for this port, was totally host near Southport the 3d instant. The
George, MiCtattax, sailed from St. John's, New Brunswick,
for this port the 30th October, and put back the Ist November,
with her foremast sprung. She was to sail again Bth November.
Reassoars, Dec. Perseverance, illocuss, sprung a
leak this morning, and had sit feet water in her hold. The
Dutch ship Zeenew, Racnareas, from NI iddleburg for Surinam,
with troops, pit on the Goodwin Sand last night, but was got
off with assistance, with loss of two small anchors and hawsers.
Winne, Dec. B.—The Mary and Jane, of Sunderland, has
been towed In here, dismasted : she bad been blown olithe land,
shifted her cargo, and drove on the Dogger, when she was fallen
to with.

----mon, Mc. S.—Yesterday it blew a strong gale from
S.S.E. Put in here the Rachel, CHADWIC/4 from Hamburgh for
Hull, with lass of jolly-boat, &c. A brig from the Nortpward
has been towed in here, with lost of masts.
FALMOUTH, Dac. B.—Wind &W.—Attired the Felicity,
Panama°, from London for Sligo; and Melpomene, Ssw.,

from ditto for Jamaica.
PLYMOUTH, Dec. s.—Wind S—Arrived yesterday, the Olive
Branch, GARDV4 from Gasper for Jersey; Juno, BLACERURN,
from Hull for Rio Janeiro, with loss of main-boom ; and Eliza,
Wizonnt, from London. Passed by to-day the General Palmer,
Taissearr, from Madras for London, out three mouths and
twenty days; she has landed some passengers; also the follow-
ing, outward.bound—Garland Grove, Psnoem.r ; Vibelia,
HODGSON ; Volusia, BATTLES' James Harris, Imams; Richard
and Sibella, BARCLAY ; Caledonia, Mout:, ; Demerara Packet,
Vesaaxes; and Brothers, Jerrseson' for the West Indies;
Kerswell, Aastarzonc, for the Cape of Good Hope; Zeno,
Marritawson, for Gijoo ; and Sir Charles McCarthy, Maus,
for Africa; also the Hope, HARRIS, for Newfoundland.
WEYMOUTH, I)se. B.—Sailed on Thursday his Majesty's ship
Tenses:cm, for Africa.
PORTIXOLTII, Dec. B.—This afternoon the Arrive frigate, Sir
J. A. GORDON, K. C. B. returned from Gibraltar, where she
landed the Earl of CHATHAM and suite, after three weeks' pas-
sage from this place. She left Gibraltar on the 24th ult. and
touched at Lisbon on the 28th, but was refused ',ratlike unless
twelve days had elapsed since her departure from Gibraltar. She
left the Tagus on Sunday last, and had fine weather until yeiter-
day. Captain the Earl of lieternearson, late of the Cnarerscazza,
Mr. Gazcoar, Deputy Paymaster-General, and Dr. Coznssasum,
of the 26th Foot, are come passengers home. She is under qua-
rantine.—Yesterday the Russian frigate Apollinia, bound on a
voyage of discoveries in the North Pacific Ocean,
arrived from
St. Petersburgb, for supplies, preparatory to her final departure
from Europe. She gots to Kamtschatka.—The Teas, 26, Cap-
tain Cos, will be paid wages on Monday, and sail immediately
afterwards, it is expected, for Bengal direct. Her final dispatches
will be received previous to the above day. Her detention is
supposed to have been occasioned by the uncertainty which has
prevailed as to the expected return of the Alarquis of Haertecis
Isom India.—The leases, 14, Captain T. II , sailed hence
this morning, and the CARDAMON, 18, Captain WALCOTT, on
Thursday; from Plymouth, for the Jamaica station. The Tem-
pi/41A, Sir R. Morns' for the Coast of Africa, sailed from Port-
land Roads on Thursclay.—The Owart GLENDOWER frigate, Hon.
Captain Swims, is daily expected to arrive from the Pacific.,
with dispatches from Sir THOMAS HARDY.—The long-prevailing
westerly winds ceased on Thursday, when the wind shifted to
the south-east, and most of the outward-bound ships detained
here sailed; but it shifted again last night, and some of them
have put back this morning, and others, which left the Downs
on Thursday, have come in. There were 300 sail of vessels de-
tained in Ramsgate Harbour. Remain—Arrive, at the Mother-
bank; Tees and Blum, at Spithead ; Phoenix, for New South
Wales, in Stoke's Bay. The lawny frigate, at Chatham, is
ordered to be commissioned. The FLY, 18, was paid off yester-
day, by Captain Corm : in conformity with the new classifica-
tion, she is to be made a ship. The Lea, DWARF, and Cum'.
rut. have been paid off at Plymouth. The Dwane is recom-
missioned. The Hon. Captain Rouse is appointed to the Seem),
*ice Deuce, promoted; Captain Germs Timm, to the Fix ;
Lieutenant H. Jewess, to the Ordinary at Portsmouth; and
Lieutenant Besninxes, to the new Preventive Station at South

Sea Castle.
Dac. 9.—Wind S. S.W.—Arrived at this port yesterday, from
the Downs—the Zephyr, Cur, for Honduras; Thomas Courts,
CURYSTIZ, for Madras and China; and St. George, Blows, for
the West Indies. Sailed, the Christopher, Row, for London.—
Arrived today, the TuUoch Castle, Gummi, from the Downs
for Jamaica.
Cowan, Dec. 9.—Arrived the Industry, &AMMAN, from
Dortreeht, leaky. The Speedwell, Juras, from London, has been
towed in by a pilot boat, wtth loss of masts, sails, rigging, &c.
DEAL, Dec. 9.—Came down from the River yesterday and
remain, the Earl of Balcarras, Cauzson, for India;
°TWAT. for Trieste; Lavinia, Moose, for Demerara; Duke of
Manchester, HOOD; Kingston, Selma; and Active, Morroosszftv,
for Jamaica; Charles, hin.zz, for Tobago; Helen, Razooarr,
for Montserrat; Julius, Jacssost, for St. Kitt's ; Duke of York,
ANDERSON, for Bermuda; Elizabeth, Com., for Sierra Leese;
Genii, BLUNT, for California; and Arab, Dobson, for Liverpool.
Arrived and remain, the Caledonia, Caraits, from Madras, Isle
of France, Cape of Good Hope, and St. Helena ; Brahmin,
Lover, from Antwerp for Batavia; and Bengal, Mom szzr, from
ditto for Cowes. A Dutch ship, name unknown, from Middle-
burg or the Texel,with troops for Batavia, got upon the Goodwin,
but got off again with the loss of an anchor.—Wind S.W.
Cusrox-Housz, Dzc. 9.—Ships Entered Inwards :—The
Hester, from Oporto; Amelia Wilson, from the South Sea
Whale Fishery; Lurch, from Oporto ; Prince of Coburg, from
Calais; Thistle, from St. Johns; Neptune, from Ostend ; Ac-
tive, from Calais; Princess Charlotte, from Demerara; Sesoo-
tris, from Coruna; John and Robert, from St. John's ; Active,
from Dunkirk ; Martha, from Ostend ; Whim, from St. Pe-
tersburgh ; Esperance, from Dunkirk ; Sarah, from St. Peters-
burgh ; William Shand, from Jamaica; and Wellington, from
Honduras.—Cleared Outwards: The Apron, for Waterford
Catherine, fur Limerick ; Lord Gambier, fur Jersey ; Arundel,,
for Grenada; Earl Bathurst, for Rotterdam ; William Fair*,
for India; Sun, for the Cape of Good Hope; Active, for Dub-
lin ; Brilliant, for St. Lucie ; Eclipse, for St. Thomas's ; Har-
mony, for Demerara ; Duke of York, for Rotterdam ; Friends,
fur Malta; Sir David Scott, for India; and Plarldia, for Genoa.