Star.
London, England, 1821-04-07 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

During a violent gale at S.S.E. on Monday seenight, the brig
William, of London (in ballast), Captain Astmer, drifted out of
Padstow harbour to sea.. About two hours afterwards the wind
suddenly shifted to nearly an opposite direction, at N.W. and
blew With viral violence, when she bore back again to regain
Padstow; but ran on shore to the westward on the back of
Stepper-point, where she was lost with all her crew, and a per-
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son named Aiwnoxe Twaus, a pilot.
Farasoiltii, APS= 4.—Wind W.N.W.—Sailed the Stantner
packet, with i Mail for Lisbon.
Paeirrove, Aram 4.—The Adolphe, PSIMIKAND, which was
carried into Port Isaac on the 24th ult. parted her cables and
drove on the rocks, where she now lies a complete wreck.
PLYMOUTH, Aram 5.-4'he Speculation, Geer, from Cardif,
got ashore this morning under Mount Batten, within the en-
trance of Catwater, where she now remains.
PORTSMOUTH, Aram 6.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived from the
Downs the John Howard, Siam, for Quebec; Anne, CiIIIRCH,
for the West Indies ' • Vigilant, Davinsmi, for . Marseilles ; Ulys-
ses, Dawsoe, for the Brails; and his Majesty's ship Serum—
Passed down Channel the Frances, EVANS; and Daniel, ALLSY,
for the South Seas.

Baisiote -Aram 6.—The Flora, IlPLzaw, for New Brunswick,
drove ashire at the mouth' of this River a few days since, but is
got off, it is supposed little damaged.
F/iat.; Aran. 6.—Wind W.—Came down from the River
and sailed, the Ulysses; DawsoN, for Rio Janeirb ; Mary Ann,
Jaczsox ; Eweretta, Sam:waltz ; and General Elliot, FILANICS,
for Quebec; SUM, °ARIUS, for St. John's; Nestor, THYMUS,
for New Brunswick; Columbo, BiLust ; and the Jenny,
Nicionsoz, for Miramichl ; Hannah, Dixon, for Cape Bre-
ton; and the Sceptre, D►zox, from Prince Edward's Island.
Arrived and sailed for the River, with the rest of the home-
ward-bound, the Martha, MaTHaws, from Pernambuco; and
Oiodino, Fsxaixo, from New York ; the latter remains. The
Anna, ROBLATSON, sailed this morning for India, but has since
put back.
Cusroia-Housz, Aran 6.—Ships Entered Inwards:—Palla-
dium, from St. Vincent's; Thomas, from Stangate Creek ; Ma-
tilda, from Lisbon; Hero, from Waterford; Active, from Ross;
Sarah, from Waterford; Unity, from Belfast; Perseverance and
Henry, from Hamburgh.
Entered Outwards :—The Caspian, for New York ; Voyager,
for the Cape of Good Hope ; Dauntless, for Dublin ; the Three
Sisters, for Rotterdam; and the Richard, for Barbadoes.
Cleared Outwards: The Dawn-,for St. Kitt's; Harmony, for
Jamaica; Arzores, for Newfoundland; Salamanca, for Mar-
seilles; Placedia, for Philadelphia; Faith, for Hamburgh; Li.
berry, for Londonderry ; Ceres, for Jamaica; Speculation. fur
Lisbon; Hannah, for Quebec.

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A seriotts•affray occurred on Sunday night, be-
tween Holland's Green and Cliff's End, 'Thaner, with
several men of the Preventive Service and a party of
smugglers, in which one of the former received a
shot in the shoulder, and is likely to require the am-
putation of his arm. •
Extract of a letter, dated Rome, March 19:—" You
know I have frequently expressed my opinion that the
Austrians, in their indasion of Naples, would encoun-
ter no effectual resistance; yet the most sanguine
friends of the Holy Alliance could scarcely have an-
ticipated so easy and bloodless a conquest. The ex-
planation, however, is easy, and it is to be found in the
treachery of the Officers, and the want of diicipline or
courage of the Neapolitan soldiers. To shew you that I
do not advance this opinion upon insufficient grounds,
I can assure you that I have myself conversed with
the Officer (of the Austrian army) to whom Carat-
cosa's Aide-de-Camp came, disguised is the habit of I The Literary Gazette, No. 220, published t 1.1;
a beggar, and, to the eternal infamy of himself and morning, contains an original Dramatic Seem and other poetry,
his country, made proposals for betraying the glo- by Barry Cornwall; Reviews and copious extracta from Lord
rious cause of liberty." Waldegraves Memoirs, Croly's Second Part of Paris,, Lord
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