Star.
London, England, 1811-12-20 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER 19.
Arrived, the PHEASANT, 18 guns, from a cruize ;
the Apollo, Captain HAMMETT, from London, last
from Falmouth, with bale goods, Btc. for Malta, hav-
ing sprung a•leak at sea in the late severe gales ; the
Hope of Greenock, from Quebec, with timber for
the Dock-yard here ; the Ealing smack William and
Agnes, J. RAWE, master—she lost her mast in a
squall, and was towed in by another of the trawlers
belonging to this port. Sailed, the GAMBIER cutter
for the eastward, having a small convoi ; and the
WHITING schooner, with stores, &c. for Torbay.

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 19.
Nothing arrived or sailed to-day.
DEAL, DECEMBER 19.

Arrived the Clifford and the Sir James Henry
Craig, from Quebec ; and the NAIAD frigate, from a
cruize. Sailed his Majesty's ship &MARK, for off
Boulogne. Put back, several merchantmen.,
YARMOUTH, DECEMBER 19.

Sailed this morning the following ships of war, viz.
the Locusr, KITE, FLAMER, and CALYPSO.—Ships
remaining: SOLEBAY, (Vice-Admiral MURRAY') and
HORATIO frigate.—Wind W.S.W.
Yesterday, pa m. arrived the PRINCESS or WALKS
cutter, Lieutenant iourricorr, with a French cutter-
privateer, which she captured r,ff Flamhorough.head :
she is called the Anacreon (formerly the English cut-
ler Courier), 4 carriage-guns, 12-pounders, and 38
men ; she had not made any captures.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
The Swift, Shepkeard, from Alicant, has been taken, re-takes,
and mat to Portsmouth.

• The Active, Archer, of Maryport, is lost in the Gulf of St
Lawrence.

The Bloodhound gun-brig was on shore near Padseew, es
Monday, and it was feared would go to pieces ; crew saved.

The Brisk sloop of war, and the fleet bound to the West-Indies,
put back to Cork on the 12th instant.
The Limerick Packet, Lane, from London to Limerick, Is put
into Baltimore, near Cape Clear, by 6dverse winds.
It is reported that the City of Cork, Guy, from Ireland, was
taken off Dungeness, on the Bth inst. by a French lugger privateer,
and carried into Calais.

The Thornton, Turnbull, from Maranharn and Galway fcr
r Liverpool, struck on the Burbo, on Monday, and went to pieces ;
new saved, as will be part of the cargo.
The Fingal, French, from Miramichi for London, was dash. d
to pieces on Dunnet Sands, Caithness, on the sd instant, crew all
lost, thegreatest part of this cargo expected to be saved.

The late gales have been exceedingly disastrous on
the Coast. Captain CUMMINGS, of the London and
Edinburgh Shipping Company's smack Comet had
a narrow escape from drowing, on the voyage to
Leith, having been washed overboard.
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THE SALCANHA.—By a letter addressed to a Bath
paper, it appears, that to the list of the survivors of
the crew of the SALDANUA, should be added the
names of Lieutenants H. SALTEIL and E. AntiNs, of
the marines, and Mr. NORMAN, Midshipman.

• Letters were yesterday received from Captain
SMITH, of the Annesley revenue cruizer, at Lough-
Swilly, mentioning that one of the crew of the SAL-
DAN/IA reached the shore alive. but was so confused
as not to be able to give any thing like a distinct ac-
count of the melancholy business : he died•in two
hours after being washed ashore.