Star.
London, England, 1820-11-30 00:00:00

NAVAL INTEL LIGENCR.

Sir Wit. Wisastaw, Bart. 'rely paid off at Chatham, fr-tn
the Sorunr, is made Post into the Taar►s, stationed. at I lalitax.
The Nepean schooner, Captain \Va'.cu, from I:ondon to
Bridport, with sugar, tallow, and skins, was stranded on The :s-
-day morninglast, at Stone-end, east of Dungeness. The enw
and cargo all saved.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 27.—Wind S.E.—Arrived the Garland,
from London for the Cape of Good Dope ; she put in to stop a
leak, which she has effected.—Arrived off this Port the Geor,-
ana, Wtaattt, front Berbice for London.
Poarsworro, Nov. 29.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the WcEt-
moreland, Pamir, from Leith; and Admiral Cockbarn,
nitioas, from the Downs, both for New South Wales ; Thom ts
and Mary transport, from Cork ; and Garland Grove, front
the Downs.—Sailed the Thomas and Mary transport fur Cork;

and Lady Ilarewood, YonNo, for Grenada. -
Mot, Nov. 29.—Wind F..--Arrived the Raise (sloop of war)
from a cruize.—Came down from thc River and sailed, the
Arundel, WHITS. for Grenada.—Arrived the Eagle, Stewart,
hem Yarmouth, and sailed for Bilboa.
Livearoot, Nov. 27.—The Maria, of Cork, sailed from
Drnheda for this port the 19th instant, and has not since been
heard of.
Pirmoirre, Nov. 29.—Wind E.S.E.—Artived the Etas-
beth Hill, Newsome, from Smyrna; Success, Tuartua, from
Newfoundland ; and Amy, Btotmmetn, from Leghorn.—Sailed
'the Somersctshire, Palms; for Bermuda; and the Dlirables,
Runrearozo, for St. Vincent's.
NOaTH Suretos, Nov. 213.—Arrived the Farah, Arrints^e,
from St. Petersbnrgh, sailed 13th inst. wial only half her cargo,
on account of the ice. She brought from Elsinore part of the
crew of the West Indian, Waanate, which vessel was host on
her passage from Memel. -
Lawn, Novausea 27.—Tuesday, the brig Henry, of and
from Yarmouth, James Mitts muter bound to Leith, wills
barley, was unfortunately upset by a sudden squall, about four
or five miles from Dunbar; the master, mate, and one of the
crew, were picked up by the exertions of a fishing boat, that
was fortunately at sea at the time of the accident, and one of Cr..
crew was unfortunately drowned, who has left a wife and ova
children to lament his loss.—Monday, in a hard gale front S.S.W•
to S. the Friends, of Leith, M`Donoms, which sailed from W:ck
harbour on Saturday preceding, was driVen from both archers
in the bay of Wi:k, upon the rocks, 'where she was totally
wrecked, the crew being with difficulty, by means of a rope fas-
tened to one of the rocks, providentially saved.
turros-House, Nov. 29.—Ships Entered Inwards :—The
Hope and Luna, from. Harlingen ; Flora, from Antwerp; Pr
triot, from Quebec; Marys, from Miramighi ; Abeona, front
Jersey; Jane, front Charente; Beldon, from Riga; Lavinia
from Seville.

Extract of a letter from the Agent to LLOYDS, at
Constantinople, dated 25th October:—" We liat'e
lately had some severe gales, in one of which, twelve
days ago, the Britannia, Grass,. from Genoa, it
ballast, was driven on shore at the entrance of the
Dardanelles, but got off again with little damage
and has arrived here. A vessel from Alexandri:.
(said to be a Maltese), laden with Mocha coffee,
rice, &c. was totally lost in the same gale in the Dar-
danelles. On the night of the 20th inst. a Turkish
craft capsized off the coast of California, and the
crew and about seventy passengers were drowned.—
Southerly winds have prevented advices item the
Mack Sea, where it may be feared sonic a‘ci,leats
have happened."
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At Clifton, on the 26th instant, the lady of liichad FAirratt
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