Star.
London, England, 1819-01-18 00:00:00

NAPA:. INTELLIG;ATE.-

FAXMOUTIT, JANUARY 15.
*lllll S.W. UP W. fresh gales, and dirty weather.,
Ten 1,:114--Arrived the Lady Anabslla packet, from
Lisbon, last from Cork.
PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 17.
It has blown a heavy gale last night and all this
flay.,,•from the Westward, and at present continues
unabated. The ships of war and others appear to
ride safe. Arrived the Lark, from Waterford, leaky.
Went cut of 'harbour yesterday, 1:;s Maj.:sty's
ramp
RochroaT, for the Mediterranean, tutd anchored at
Spithead. Also arrived his Majesty's cutter VIPER,
from a cruise.
DEAL, JANUARY 17.
Wind West, blows hard.--Arrived last night, •and
remain, the Larkins, WrcarNaos, from Bengal; the
Sarah, DuscArr, from Mogadore; Thornby, Dux-
NINO, .from Odessa; and the Oroneco, BEActscnorr,
42 days from Demerara: Came down from the River
last evening, the Renewal, CROMARTEE, for Barba-
does; and the Marsh, ll:ciirrn, for Jamaica; and
remain with the outward-bound as before.
Five o'Clock.—WinJ West, aid rather more mo-
derate. Ships still appear all well.

DOVER, JANUARY 15.
Sailed this day the Lord Siunionth, Capt. PEA-EE,
with a Mail and pay.engers for Calais, and the Lord
Duncan packet, Captain l'Ascor, for Ostend, with
a Mail and passengers. •
JANUARY 17.—We have had no art-ivals nor &pan.'
tures this day, the wind basing blown eve:' since one
o'clock this morning, from the S.W. very strong,.
with squalls of wind.
RAMSGATE, JANUARY 17.
Wind \V.—Came in the Diana, RATIIJEN, from
Bilboa to London, with loss of anchors and cables ;
Vrow Catherine, from London to Ostend, with loss
of anchor and cable; Jason, ROBERTSON, from Exe-
ter to London,'with loss of ditto; also a few others
for shelter. The ship James and Sophia, SOIMSALI.,
from Madeira to London, was driven from her an-
chop off the North Foreland, during the gale of yes-
terday morning, others were sent oiT to her ; incc
which the boat is not returned, and the ship has not
been seen from the land since yesterday afternoon.

YARMOUTH, JANUARY 17.
Wind S. W. to W. blows strong.—The Alexander,
JEFF Rigs, from London to Newcastle, with a general
cargo, struck on the Scroby Sand this morning, and
makes so much water, that she must lighten to come
in here.

HARWICH, JANUARY 17.
Wind W.S.W.—Came in the Perseverance, lIAnE,
from London to Lynn, with loss of rudder and te-o
anchors and cables, having been on shore on the Alter,
and is very leaky; and is go: off with assistance.

PENZANCE, JANUARY IFi
Wind W. moderate, with rain.—S4iled several ves-
sels for 'London. The cargo cf the Thordas and
William, Bitowt, from Plymouth to Glasgow, is
re-shipped on board the Ann, Wa.u.s.ms.

LIVERPOOL, JANT'ABY
The Emily, IriOMPYON, from Piriott for Liverpool,
is an share at Kilrush, crew saved. Arrived the.lfe-
rald (late Borsonl from Charleston; sailed the 2Sd
of December ; on the 9th of January, in lat. 46.15.
long. 32. :.!(.1. was struck by a heavy sea, which washed
the Captain, second Mate, and two men.overbo:ircl-;
regained the three men, but not the Captain.
WHITBY, JANUARY 15.
Yesterday afternoon, during a heavy gale -at
W.N.W. a sloop was seen to overset about eight miles'
from land; a brig made towards her, but it blowing
sorhard, it is feared the crew would' be lost. Put in,
leaky, the Farmer's Adventure ; she struck against'
the Piers, and holed herself with her anchor, but got
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safe into harbour. . • • - •
GLASGOW, jIWLTARY it
There has been almost a continued gale for some
days past, and is to-day as strong as ever : a number
of vessels, outward-bound, are in the River, and we
are happy to say there is no account of any of them
having sustained damage. - • • •

ANOTHER LETTEn, SAME DATE.
The Omen Holmes, is arrived atlochindaul, from Que-
bec, bound to Greenock, with loss of topmast, sails, riating, ;an-
chor, and cable; would be repaired in h few Jays after the :Ali of,
January, and proceed. The following:vessels were in I.ochin-
daul on the Stb, viz.—Ranger, Black, from Liverpool for Sligo;
Jean, Munn, from Glasgow for Galway; William and Fricsids,
Taylor, from London for Sligo; Union, WAlpine, from ditto
for Limerick; Windier, M'Alpine, from ditto for Galway ' • Bri-
tannia, Hutcheson, from Greenock for Lb Brick; and theliali-
fax, of Londonderry, from St.Johu'i, Ncw Brunswick, in distress.

CUSTOM-HOCSE, LONDON. .I.INC ARY 16.
Parisian larwaans—The Ocean, Smitb, from Alessitta; the,
Lillie. Newton, and Resolution, el.orke, from Leghorn; 1111:•3,
Limegair, frost Lisbon ; Rose, V. bite, from St. Alicharl's ; Anti,
Lewb, from Lisbon; Coventry, lleam, from Madeira ; Eclipse,
Allen, from Aleiandria ; Eagle, Merrill, ilinsiVirginti; Betsey,
Adams, from Seville.
o...twaluse--Tite Frolic. Cray, far Ilayti; ' Emile du -Nord,
Smith, for Mitre; General 3lurray„ Cauington, fi.t. Antwerp.
Cs.aa UM ChM A tug,— Volusia. fur IV.ateliks;
Atlas, Grunt, for TencriWe.

The Pallas, FORRTiT, from New York to London,
was driven on shore near Boulogne on Saturday morn-
ing,. during a heavy gale. • The cargo will be saved.
. The Rembrandt, MORAN, from Newfbundland,
ha-
arrived at Limerick, with loss of bulwarks, sail.; split,
and part of her cargo thrown overboard.
Mr. AUSTEN, who lost his arm at the battle of flit
Nile, under Lord NELsast, Lai been appointed Mas-
ter Rigger at Chatham Dock-vard.
Lieutenant Krroo rx, late First Lieutenant of the
TYRIAN, is • appointed First Lieutenant of the WY E,
Captain "%Yaw on the North Yarmouth. station.
Captain the lion. CHARLES PAcrir is appointed
to the PRINCE RECIENTIaCht, at Portsmouth, vice
Sir EDWARD HAMILTON, Bart.

The whole of the warrant officers belonging to the
ships in ordinat y at the several ports, are ordered to be
surveyed, anclsueh of them as shall appear to be unfit
for sea service are to be immediately superannuated.
The Pulteney, Mrrcity.r., from Bristol, bound to.
Greenock, was totally lost in Solway Frith, on the
10th instant.

illo The Ceres, from Leghorn, which put into Ports-
Mouth with contrary winds, is laden with brans, an
article that is become of much commercial inipor-
tande is the Mediterranean.: Between 40 tuatiO yes-
mle, Many of them frosts 4 to 500 tons burden, were
datected to be laden within a month for England. .
Tuesday, In BLOND& a hue frigate of 46 guns; was
tithed at Deprford-decitiardi Hit' length on die
feet; 9}. 15$ fert..are inch, her .ertrenze breadit.
iv Net; 91 inches, and the builder% tonnage. 11. W.
14541 th s