Star.
London, England, 1821-10-02 00:00:00

Nd PAL INTELLIGENCE.

The East India Company's chartered ship Moira, from Ben-
gal, arrived in the Downs on Saturday, and proceeded for the
River yesterday. The chartered ship Lady Carrington, also
from Bengal, arrived in the Downs yesterday afternoon. The
Company's regular ship, Marquis Camden, arrived at Bombay
the 21st May.
No fewer than five vessels, with passengers, sailed on Satur-
day from Doeer, four of which were destined for Calais, and
one proceeded to Ostend. Of the quality of the passengers
some idea may be formed from the circumstance tint eleven car-
riages were shipped on board in the course of Saturday.
The Jane, from London to Jamaica, and several other out-
ward-bound, have put into Torbay.
The Sophia, from London to Faro, and about thirty other
outward-bound, have put into Portland-roads.
The Repeater, Mazwrzz, from Norfolk (Virginia) for Liver-
, pool, capsized at her anchorage, off Point Look-out, and was
fast drifting on shore, when it was judged advisable to cut away
her masts. The Norfolk steam-packet fell in with her, and
towed her into Norfolk. _

The Susannah, of Barmouth, EVANS, from Sligo to Balllntrae,
which was driven on shore on the Isle of Islay OD the sth ult.
has been got off: Most of the cargo saved.
The Victoria, BROSIRO, from Riga to Naples, was driven on
shore near Gimchurch, yesterday; but was got off, apparently
without damage.
The Surrey. from Halifax to Jamaica, was abandoned on the
Ist ult. in lat. 38. long. 58.
The Isis, Jeers:lomi, from Gottenhurg to Loudon, which
ran on ,sore near Harwich, on Saturday, has been got Off with-
out damage.
The John and Ann, Itosmsow, from Petersburgh to Loudon,
was driven on shore at Yarmouth, on Friday night, but it was
expected would be got off.
The Two Catherines, PRICE, from Ivica to Providence
(Rhode Island), was sunk, near Dutch Island, during a hurri-
cane, on the 5d ultimo.
The Ontario, UCPEVSTER, from New York to China, was lost
near Timor ~n the 2d January. Cargo saved.

Soulwastrrov, Serr.9.9.—A very handsome boat was brought
to this port yesterday morning. She was taken up by the pre-
ventive look-out boat, off Ilell-head, with her mast and sails set,
and keel upwards; she is marked on her stern, " Robert Wells,
Portsea."—(lc is reported that three Gentlemen hired a boat
yesterday se'tsnight at Portonouth, and that they have not since
been head of.)—Fifteen tubs of liquor were yesterday brought
to the Customs.

Pocrsmourm, Serr. 30.—Yesterday it blew such a gale from
the westward, that the Cowes passage boats did not make their
morning trip. The Cygnet boy, which conveyed the mail And
passengers to Ryde, had her gunnel under water the whole voy-
age, the sea beating completely over her, and drenching her pas-
sengers to their very skin. On her arrival off Ityde she lay-to for
nearly an hour. with a signal for shore-boats, before one of them
could put off. Sailed his slajesty's ship Scour, for Chatham.—
Put back the Annus to Spithead, which is the only man of war
now at anchor there. Came into harbour from the Mediter-
ranean the Fanny transport, No. 47. Remain the outward-bound
as before No intelligence of the King's squadron, which is pro-
bably still to the eastward of Beachy Head.
Oct. wee I.—Wind W. N. W.—Arrived the Maria, Waseca,
from Batavia and St. Helena, leaky. Sailed the Governor
31`Car: hy, DeaN, for Guernsey. It has blown a gale from the
North-west all day, and still continues. The shipping are all
riding safely.
LIVCRPoOL, Seer. 30.—A fisherman states, that he saw a brig
on West Hoyle Bank last night, and thinks ske must have gone
to pieces. Several vessels have put back. It blew a strong gale
from the N. W. during the whole of last night, and until about
twelve o'clock to-day, when it became more moderate.
Dense, Ocrossa I.—Arrived the Swedish sloop Emma,
WICITZLNOILG, from Holmstadt for Havre, with -her pumps
chalked, and must discharge her cargo.-
3Lasoarz, Ocrosse I.—Arrived off here the Hyperion, Nos-
Tea, and the Isis, from Bombay ; and the Enterprise, Coot,
from Jamaica.
DEAL, Ocrozza I.—Wind W.—Sailed the Cincinnatus,
CHAMPLIN, for New York; Lady Carrington, Kew, for the
River, and several coasters. Came down front the River and
remain, the Woodrock, WHINNIZ, for Jamaica • Betsy, Smirm,
for Gibraltar; Clitus, 11AUTON, for Liverpool; Jamaica;
Duras,
for Cape Coast ; and Matilda biomes, for Lisbon. Passed by
the back of the Goodwin Sands the Lavinia, Sus, from Bahia
for Hamburgh. Arrivettand remain, the Nancy, CANDLES, from
Petersburgh for Dublin ; Mantua, Sraae, from Memel for Car.
diff; and Neptune, NunsoLson, from Petersburgh for Exeter.
Wurratsaven, Sere. 29.—1 t has blown a gale all day at N. W.
and still continues. The Jane, WEsumme. from Liverpool for
Drogheda, got aground between the piers. She is at present
partially sheltered. and should the wind remain in the same
quarter. she may be got off.
tusrom Hocss, Omer' I.—Sbips Entered Inwards:—The
Triumph, from Madras; Rolla, from Cadiz; Angerstein, Bri-
ton, Arethusa, Clifton, Resolution, Edward, Victoria, and Hero,
front Jamaica ; Sir William Curtis, from Calais; Simpson, from
Virginia; Nymph, from Malaga; Henry, from Quebec; Manly,
from Cork; and Aurora, from Limerick. Entered Outwards:
—The Samaritana, for Cadiz ; Hive, James Laing, Romney,'
Waterloo, Haines, and Duke of Manchester, for Jamaica; De-
merara Packet, for Demerara; Manning, for Genoa • Mari-
anne, for the Cape of Good Hope; Thomas Nowlan, for Val-
paraiso; Teaser, for Ostend ; and Jane, for Monte Video.
Amin-en—At the Mauritius, the Arab, Brigham • and the
Orpheus, Finlay, from London ; Asia, Beth=; and the Earl St.
Vincent, Simpson, from Bombay. In the Bay of Bengal, the
Bengal, from Boureleaux. At Leghorn, Sprightly, Rogers, front
London; Meredith, Blondell, from Bristol; Jane, from Salem;
Conjuncture, from Malmo; and Wilhelmina, from Carlscrona.