Star.
London, England, 1821-11-09 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Nov. 8.--Wind S.E.--Arrived, about three A. M. the
Geoaus yacht, with his MAAISTY on board, and the
whole of the Itnyal Squadron, from Calais, all well. At eight
the yacht got under weigh, and proceeded to Ramsgate to
fork his MAJESTY, after which she returned to the Downs
so pi (wee d to Portsmnuth.—Saikd the Alliance, Amer, for
swim Came down from the River and sailed, the Alice,
for Jamaica. Two handspikes have been picked up at
odomarbed " J. Cassr;" and a piece of a boat, painted light
pie up both sides, supposed to belong to some vessel lost on the
ealoissin.
,wan, Nov. B.—This morning at eight o'clock, the ROTAL
Goo' yacht came into harbour, with his Mums's on board;
atter ki,Niaarnr larded, the yacht proceeded to Portsmouth.
Fausorru, Nov. 7.—Wind S. & E.—Arrived the Venus,
sown from Meragissey for Venice.
restawno, Nov. B.—Wind K—Arrived the Stephani,
goon New York for Antwerp, out 24 days; and Phcenix,
'OW, from the Downs for New South Wales. Sailed the
iikasisxy, Rowney:, fur Naples. Passed down Channel, the
icomey,for the South Seas; ;aid a fiat of outward-bound
gawk from the Downs.
pavuem, Nov. 7.—Wind S.F.—Arrived the Cheerful,
'mere cutter, from the Isle of Mar, to be paid off; and the
rotas, Cairn, from Bilboa fur London.
Wonioess, Nov. 7.—Arrived the Pollux, Commix, from
sokriod, with loss of anchor and cable.
toosesms, Nov. B.—The Lord Wellington, of this port, is
big 48o:titian—crew saved. The Myrtle, IiCIPIAIII4 was run
emu co the Sth, by the Duncombe—crew saved, except the
ibges, who was killed between the vessels.
Nouns, Nov. 7.—The Iris, from Scotland, is on shore to
*vet of this harbour, and must discharge on the beach to get
ef: *wins are entertained for her safety. The wind continues
wry rough. I have just heard her fore-foot is knocked off, and
*ask has five feet water in her hold. The Aura a, of Rot-
sibs, from that port to Liverpool, caught fire in the forecastle,
issexlay evening, the 4th instant, off Dungeness, and was burnt
stbe water's edge. The crew was picked up by the Iris' of
ippon, and put on board a vessel bound to Antwerp the fol-
hwing
liov. 7.---Arrived the Thomas, BRASS, from Davis'
gtraits, with 12 fish, WO butts. The Margaret, Camourox,
affiled in the Roads—success not known. The Grace, HAIM.
'Jr:pima% Exeter, has put in here with loss of mainmast.

Wirtssr, Nov. 7.—Arrived the Valiant, from Davis' Straits,
with 12 fish, 120 tuns.—During the fishery they struck and lost
*wards of 30 whales.
Lrviaroot., Nov. 7.—Arrived the Fame, MALCOLM, from
Ana& The 3d inst. off the liewis,passed the ship Lark, of South
waterlogged, and part of her decks torn up ; both stern-
pis out, and no one on board—supposed to be timber-laden.
C.:otos-Doubt; Nov. 8. Ships Entered Inwards :—The Ve-
locity, from Delli3; Louisa, from Riga; Crichton, from Stettin;
Glory, from Demerara ; Mary, from Bilboa ; Renne Aine, from
Dunkirk; Desire, from Faro; Supply, from Oporto • Prince of
Vales, from Hudson's Bay ; Pilchard, from Cape Coast; David,
from Virginia; Friends, from Davis Straits; Neptune, from
ditto; Manchester, from Hamburgh ; Hoffnung, from Bayonne;
Sylvan, from Memel ; Active, from Calais; Ophelia, from Ham-
high ; Estsfette, from Memel ; Comet, from the South Seas ;
Nary, (rout Quebec; and Adventure, from Cork.—Entered
Outwards: The Young Husband, for the Cape de Verds; Do-
sin,for India; Juno, for Jamaica; Neptune, for Ostend; Pro-
wess* Calais; Golden Grove, for St. Thomas's ; and Cam-1
for the Cape of Good Hope.—Cleared Outwards : The
Bwoes,lee Calais; Garland Grove, for Jamaica ; Ealing Grove,
• iff Disika • Marianne, for the Cape of Good Hope ; and Jo-
seph awl Ann, for Antwerp.