Star.
London, England, 1820-11-04 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Tobago, from London to Shields, has been on shore at
Saltileet, but got off without apparent damage.
The Josina, Iluasis from Liverpool, was driven on shore
on the 18th ult. near l3allona.
The Friend's Increase, bound to Westport, foundered near
the Craig of Ailsa about the 26th ult.
The SWan, Cruz, from Dantzic, has arrived at Mandell!
(bound td London), with her pumps chocked, and part of her
cargo thrown overboard.
The Jason, DAVIDSON. from Cork, is arrived in the Downs,
after being on -shore near the South Foreland.
The Middleburg, BULSING, from Middleburgh to China, which
put jnto Bahia, with her foremast sprung, would proceed from
thence about the 25th of Septembtir.
The James Berridge, !Nutria:, from London to Oporto, was
driven on shore about the 24th ult. at the entrance of the Ga-
ronne, and it is flared would not be got off.
The Frederica, STANGzsh-rT, from Leghorn to Hamburgh, put
into Barcelona on the .sth ult. to repair, having sprout; a leak,
and sustained damage during a gale on the :.oth of September.
The Alderney, of Dartmouth, was totally wrecked at Alder-
ney on the 22d ult. and all on board drowned.
His Majesty's ship Cosunzaort, from St. Helena, was paid
off on Monday, at Chatham. The Officers, ou taking leave of
Captain Sm+arxt t, gave him an elegant entertainment at the
Mitre Ilotel, as an acknowledgmei:t of their esteem for him,
and his attention to the comforts of the Officers and crew doting
his command on that arduous station.

. A fine new East Indiaman, of 1,500 tons, as yet not named,
is to be launched from Blackwall, ou Monday next; and on the
following day another new ship, of a sinular burden, lobe named
the 'Blythe, is to be launched from Barnard's yard, Deptford.—
The latter is a very finely finished ship, to be commanded by
Captain 'Wilson, and is at present appointed for China direct :
site has been thus named by Mr. S. ajARJORIBANKS, in compli-
ment to his Constituents. The Ilythe is to be afloat about the
bee:ruling of March, and sail from the Demos towards the end
of April.
Tuesday next, tha finest and largest frigatethat ever was built
in England, the SollitiAmpTs, of 60 guns, will be launched from
his Majesty's Dock-yard at Deptford. Tile tonnage of this ship
is 1.476 torts; breadth of the beam only two inches less than that
cd. a 74-gun ship.
FAL-11017Th, Nov. 1.7--Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Ann,
Catarrxm., from Plymouth, for. Cork.
NOVEAREIC 2.—Xiscount Exmorru is to retain his
command at this stafloa till March next. The Mosoco, 74, and
the SZBINGAYATA3I, 48, are ordered to be paid toff here. The
SERLNGAEATAM if to be re-enmntissiosted. The SYLVIA, a new
revenue cutter, was commissioned on Monday last, to replace
the HARDWICK", lately lost on the Irish station.—Mr. Mae,
Foreman of the House-carptuters in this Dock-yard, is appointed
Master, vice Mr. Prrrs, saperannuated.—Lieutenant G. PAULL
has been placed on the Superannuated List of Commanders, vice
Captain MAYSE, deceaseti.—Mr. Rrati is appointed Purser of
the Sarzeterz.
Fotersstoem, Sr:mamma 3.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived the fol-
lowing vessels from the. Downs : the Ann Elizabeth, Ca arog,
for the South Seas; Sappho, NILIIAN, for Jamaica; David, LYON,
for Jamaica ; Fortune, Aatleasox, for Genoa; and Catherine,
Mawr:a, for Smyrna. Sailed his Majesty's ship Collation, on
a era ze.
MAL, NOVEMBER 3.—Wind N. E.—Arrived the Active,
Jonssoa, from Faro; and Salmon River, Tor.try, from Shields
fur New Bruoswick. Came down from the River, the Redman,
Barium, fur St. Thomas's ; and his Majesty's ship SYBILLE, for
Portsmouth ; and sailed with the Dale, SUGIIREE, for Jamaica ;
Ainfe, FAs.vzt, for Ibsyti ; aud the rest of the outward-bound
far their different destinations.
lavearotn.,_Non.-2.—Arrived the Kingston, May, from De-
merara; Clarissa Ann, (Namo, from ; Alexander, &JAME,
from New York ; and John and Mary, Coatstaas, from ditto.
Cowes. Nov. 2—Arrived the Ilindoo,Wooo, from Samarang,
in four months.
e. stom-Housr, Novamsaa 2.—Ships Entered Inwards: The
Vigilant, front Sr. Petersburgh; Marshal Blucher, from Rot-
terdam ; Duke of York, from ditto; Swift, from Harlingen ;
Pope, front ditto ; Caroline, from Riga ; Driver, front Palau ;
St. 4alerre, from Caen ; Convert, from Odessa ; Snowdon, from
Sr. Petersburgh ; and Prince of Saxe Coburg, from Rotterdam.
Entered Outwards: The Lapwing,for Port-au-Prince; Amiable,
for 11favre ; Britannia, for Tobago; Frederick Wilhelm, for
Stettin ; Ceres, for Grenada ; Harmony, for Demerara ; Al-
bion, for Antwerp ; Cato, for Antigua ; and \'row Ilendrina,
for Rotterdam.—Cleared Outwards: The Mars, for Dublin;
Favourite, far Bilboa ; George the Third, for Jamaica ; Per-
eeval, for Grenada; Vaud:ilia, for Ilarnburgh ; Ealing Grove,
for Ikmerara ; Racine], for Jamaica; Helen, for Hamburgh;
sod New Frederick,-for Cadiz.
Vossnes worm; seem—The Alexander, Fryer, from Liver-
pool to Trinidad, on the 22d of September, in lat. 11. 7,0. long.
49. ; Hull, —, from I-Condon to St. John's, New Brunswick,
on the 15th ult. in lat. 45. 28. long. 38. 50.; Plymouth Hero
—, from Liverpool to Prince Edward's Island, on the 15th:
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ult. in lat. 45. 28. Inn!. 38. 50.
ARRIVALS—At Cowes, the Ilinde, —, from Samarang.
At St. John's, (N. 8.) the Regalia, Taylor, from London. At.
Newfoundland, the Betsey and Sophia, Shaw. from London.
At Rhode Island, the Frances, Drummond, from Liverpool.
At Virginia, the Philip Tab, Wheeler, from Liverpool. At Sa-
o annah, the Oglethorp, Jean, from Liverpool. At Quebec, the
Patriot. Anderson, from Liverpool. At Dernertra, the Robert
and. James, Haynes, from Liverpool. At Antwerp, the Margo.
ret, Smish, from Londoe. At Bahia, the Golden Fleece, Eng-
lish; front Liverpool; and Doris, White, front Whitehaven.
At Hutton, leaky, the Jeune Nissen, —, from !Savannah.
At Portland, William Smith, —, from Liverpool. At St.
John's, (N. B.) the James, Watton ; and Isabella, —, front
London; and Orion, Banks, from Liverpool.

At a Meeting of the Proprietors of the Imperial
Life Insurance Company, held at the Office, in Sun-
court, Cornhiil, on Thursday, the '2d instant, the fol-
lowing Gentlemen were unanimously elected Direc-
tors and Auditors :

DIRECTORS.

Orant All.tn, Esq.
Coenelius Buller, F.sq.
George Brown, Esq.
John Bourdieu, Esq.
Andrew Colvile, Eq.
'William Fry, Esq.
Jarnes Inglis, Esq.
Robert Lang, Esq.

Richard Lee, F.sq.
Ebenezer Nlaithind, Esq.
Daniel Mildred, Esq.
Thomas Reid, Esq.
Sir James Shaw, Bart.
Robert Shirk!, Esq.
Henry Smith, EA.
John Smith, Esq. M.P.
AUDITOR..

J. U. Richards, Esq.

Charles Barclay, Esq.
Eic Charles Price, Bart.
W9tltWldlEfiltlltE ELECTION.—NOVEMBER I.—Se-
cond Day's Poll:
Cawley-
_6414 Spooner - - 306
NOVEMBER 2. Third Day's Poll :
Lawley - 926 I Spooner - 362
Majority in favour of Mr. Lawley, .584.
Ma. Kaarsi.E.--The Public, we are sure, will hear
with 'pleasure that this Gentleman has sugived in
totem apparently in tuella% health.,