Star.
London, England, 1821-01-22 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

"The Nymph, from London for Port-au-Prince, leas been
taken by a piratical schooner, and the crew put on beard a
Swedish ship bound to Port-au.Priece.
' The Barrosa ANDZILIOW, from London for Honduras, was
totally wrecked, the oth November, on the Southern reef—crew,
and most of the cargo, saved.
The Barrett, from St. John's, N.B. to Liverpool, was aban-
doned the 15th ult. being dismasted and full of water.
Platiattes, Jae. 19.—A few pieces of wine and brandy have
been picked up about four leagues from land, and it is feared
some vessel has lately foundered near this part of the coast.
FALMOUTH Jast.l9.—Wind S.—Arrived the Hawk, Muss,
from St. Domingo, with loss of an anchor and cable, and short
of provisions; Marshal Blucher, Davis, from Plymouth fur St.
Michael's; and Duke of Kent Packet, from Cork.
Poozssourie, Jaw. 21.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived yesterday,
the John, Same, from Berbice for London ; and Brandt, STAN-
Mss, from Charleston.—Sailed to-day, the Marshal Wellington,
Maria, for Van Dieman's Land • Cossack, Maxey ; and
Mary, Gwen, for Lisbon • Marquis eamdep, and In-
glis, Boaaanau.s, Bombay and China his Majesty's ship
Irstsozina, for the Mediterranean; Janus, Hunnosson, for St.
Vincent's; Marianna, GARDNES, for the South &es ; Clifton,
Siam ; Humber, Jainism ; Jane, Glut-cote; and Nottingham,
Comma, for Jamaica; William and Alfred, DZYSDALZ, for An
tigua ; Fortitude, ('Date, for Barbadoes ; Castlereagh, VIDAL,
for Bermuda; Essex, Rolearsoai, for Nantes, Neptune, Aasa-
Lost, fur Pernambuco; and Preston, RKHARDSON, for Demerara.
PLYMOUTH, Jaw. SO.—Arrived the asabeth, Goaraar, from
sierra Leone for London.
Dtat,Jaw.2l.—Wind S. by E.—Sailed yesterday the Eclipse,
Newton, for the Azores.—Arrived the Cyrus, Banana, from
Shields for Jamaica; and Meanwell, bloacax, from Jamaica.
Came down from the River, the Governor liarcourt, Wu.sos,
for Demarara.--The wind got round to the westward last night,
and some of the outward-bound sailed, but are supposed to have
brought up again.—Came down from the River to-day, the At-
las Mayas; and Lowther Castle, Moaexnex, for Bengal and
China; Bolton, RICITZII, and Lord Cranstoun, Davis fur Ja-
maica Admiral Berkeley, Guaravea, for the South Seas; and
PerM:WIHICH, HAYWARD, fur Bilboa. They remain, with the
General Kyd, ind several others outward-bound.
Dartatowsn,.Jaft. 19.—Arrived the Gosport, Erroen, frcm
Nswfoundland;twith loss of sails, and part of her cargo thrown
overboard ; also the phietiix, SIHOI,O, from Oporto, with loss of
bulwarks, stauncheons, sails, top-masts, boat, Sec. She fell in
with the Nimrod, of New York, which- supplied her with
provisions. '
Cowes, JAN: 21.—Sailed the Farquharson, Caurcessext ; and
Repulse, PATERSON, for Bombay,
JANUARY 21.—Captain Au.ex, of the John, from Sc.
John's, New Brunswick, passed, on the .1.1 ultimo, in lat. 40. 49.
long. 54. 56. a brig, apparently about 200 tons, yellow sides, and
in a sinking state, with both her masts gone ; it blew a gale at the
time, and it. is supposed this disaster had not long taken place,
and that the crew had perished; supposed to be timber laden,
from some part of the Bay of Fundy.
lIARMICH, JANUARY 20.—Sailed the Freeling packet, for Hol-
land, and Beaufoy ditto, for Cuxhaven, each with a Mail.
Loyearooc, JANUARY 20.—Arrived the John Bull, Coeszer,l
from Calcutta; sailed the ith September. The Borodino trans..
port sailed a few days before, with part of the crew of the Can-
RON sloop of war, which was wrecked.
CUSTOm-House:, Jaw. 20.—Ships Entered Inwards: the Mary,
from Limerick ; Britannia, from ditto ; William' from St.
Michael's; Concord, from Bristol; Better Luck Still, from
Stangate Creek; Tiffin, from Pernambuco; Hazard, from Dun-
kirk ; Hope, from Liverpool ; Sovereign, from St. John's • Ocean,
from the Cape of Good llope ; King Llenry, (tom St. Domingo;
Old Maid, from Jamaica ; Lieux Sours, from Calais ; Harmony,
from Riga ; and Corinna, from Lubeck. Cleared Outwards :
Rosalind, for Corunna ; Joseph, for Flushing ; Sally, for Jersey ;
Narcissus, for Gibraltar ; Orient, for Tortola ; Three Sisters, for
Rotterdam ; Prince of Waterloo, for Ostend ; blalvina, for
Bahia ; Albion, for Galloway ; Nouveau Destin, for Rouen ;
Neptunus, for Antwerp; and Elizabeth, for Venice.

American Papers arrived this morning to the 2Sth
of December.

A French squadron, consisting of the Colosso, of
80 guns, La Garste, of 48 guns, and a corvette, com-
manded by Rear-Admiral JuIUEN, arrived at Rio',
Janeiro on the 20th of August, and was expected to
enter the River Plate, but for what object had not
been ascertained.
A letter from Havannah, dated November 21, says
—" You will have heard, no doubt, that the Cortes
have given to their Arne. ican possessions a free trade'
with all the world."

The latest accounts from St. Domingo state that
there was a complete restoration of tranquillity
throughout the whole island, the territories formerly
Cttntsroptti's having quietly submitted to the autho,
rity of General liorkne.

The Paris Papers of Thursday arrived yesterday.
On Wednesday, the Chamber of Deputies was
occupied entirely in the appointment of certain Com-
mittees. A Petition was presented from General
SARRAZIN, compldinins of the severity of his sen-
tence, and praying for its revision.
The Duke of OTRANTO was interred in the Cathe-
dral of Trieste on the 23d ultimo. It was remarked,
that his funeral was attended by no detachment of
troops. It tas particularly noticed as the Duke was
decorated with several Orders, especially with that
of St. Leopold ; and because he was a naturalised
Austrian subject.
Aii article of the 11th ult. from Constantinople
says, that the GRAND SEIGNIOR is displeased with
the inactivity of his troops against Ar.t PACHA I that
he has in consequence ordered several changes to be
made in the command of them.

French Five per Cents. Wednesday, Si f. 40c.

Saturday evening, the KING arrived at his Palace
in Pall-mall, from 'his Pavilion at Bri-,bhton.
Yesterday, his MAJESTY gave audiences to the
LORD CHANCELLOR, the Duke of AIONTROSE, and
Count MUNSTER.

Yesterday, the Princess SOPHIA called at the King's
Palace, in Pall-mall, to pay her respects to the KING.
Yesterday, Divine Service was performed at the
King's Palace, in Pall-mall, by the Rev. Dr. &CLARKE.
Friday, the Princess AUGUSTA arrived at her resi-
dence, at Frogmore, from her visit to the KING at
Brighton. Saturday morning her Royal Highness
left Frogmore for London, on a visit to the Duchess
of CLARENCE and the Princess SOPHIA.

Friday, the Duchess of KENT and Princess FEODORE
dined with the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE.

Saturday morning, the Duchess of CLARENCE so-
lemnly returned thanks to ALMIGHTY Goo, at the
Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace, for her safe delivery,
and her restoration to health, it being six weeks after
her accouchement. The Bishop of LONDON attended her
Royal Highness, to perform the Church Service used
at what is commonly called the Churching of Wo-
men. We understand that the young ELIZABETH is
one of the finest and healthiest of children ever seen :
her Royal Highness is said to be very like her illus-
trious Mother. May she rival her in all the amiable
and exalted virtues of her sex, and long be spared to
the hopes of a loyal People !
Yesterday, the Duke of CLARENCE attended Divine
Service at the Chapel Royal, in the King's Palace,
St. James's.

Yesterday, the Priucess.Sonsta. visited the Duchess
of CLARINCI.