Star. — 1820-12-27 (London, England)

FRAVCIS. from I.anzerotte. She was brought to soon after sailing, by' a Patriot brig privateer and two armed schooners, but was allowed to 'roma. FALmouTH, Dea. 24.—Wind E.NT.E.e—Arrived the Lord Hobart packet, with a Mail from Jamaica—sailed the 14th Nov. aad from Crooked Islend the 25th Nov. Also arrived the Ann, MATTNew, from Leghorn ; and Sarah, FRANK, from Pictou.— Sailed, the Lively, SMITH, for Africa ; Britannia, Butxy, for Seville; and Three Brothers, Spares., for Lisbon : the latter has put back again leaky, and her pumps chuaked. Aanerso—At Cape Clear, the Castlereagh, ---, from St. John's (NAL); and Columbus, Smith, front Miramichi. • At Buenos Ayres, Buenos Ayres Packet, Ormond, from Liverpool. St Jamaica, Tinly, Byass, front Liverpool. At Demerara, Groonoco, Cummings, from London; and the Oscars Chesney, from Liverpool. Custom-House, Dec. 26.—Ships Entered !swards: Edward Murray, from Belfast; Union Galloway, from Harlingen; David, frum Calais; Bee, from Ilamburgh ; Neptune, from Rotterdam; Sir Henry Stanhope, from Messina ; Swift, Faro ; Elizabeth, from Lisbon ; Swan, from Seville ; Friends, from Lisbon; Duke of Kent, from Rotterdam; Earl Moira, front it. John's; Sirene, from Calais; Neptune, from Havre; Diamond, from Seville; Neleus, front Hamburgh ; Ibis, from Charente; Albion, from Southampton ; Wilsons, from Antwerp ; Niermau, from Havre; Friendship, front Gijon; Atalanta, from Dublin; Valencia, from Demerara; Mary, from Havant-ed. ; Roebuck, from Siera Leone ; Paget, from Hamburgh ; (taming Molly, from Calais; Waterloo, from Antwerp; I Gene Brothers, from Para • Zealous, from Hamburgh ; Clack. stone, from Quebec.—Entered Outwards : Three Betsey% for Gibraltar; Nymph, for Marseilles; Shannon, for Dominica. Cleared Outwards: Petershurgh Packet, for Bourdeatee; Ariel, , f,;, Gibraltar ; Mary, for Rouen ; Castlereagh, for Bermuda. • Circular addressed to the Collectors of Customs in the United Steel: " Bahia, September 16. " Sts--I avail myself of the first opportunity to inform you fa: the government of Merchants and Masters of vessels trading !e this country, that agreeably to a late regulation of the Goeerentent of Rio de Janeiro, no foreign vessel will be admitted -.1 en entry at any port in this country without producing a certilli.'e from the Portuguese Consul residing at the port she has Cleared out from, respecting the cargo she brings, bat that such vessel is to be ordered cut of port without delay ;this regulation will be in force on the Ist of January next. " Coalman G. Wets% 'ice-Consul."  k severe gale has been experienced at Bridlington quay, on the Yorkshire coast, which lasted two days nights, and brought sb heavy a seals to remove several immense large stones on the pier ; the waves strack the jetty with such violence as to make the ground tremble for a considerable distance. The paragraph copied from a Sunday Paper into our journal of Monday, respecting a son of Alderman Woo n having been drowned, is untrue* he has no sort abroad at this firm. •  Monday se'unight, Samuel Prince, gingerbread bolzt:r, ot Kill:en-ay, returning from the rah' of Hal. .0 was rubbed and murdered near the fair ;'L cOt that City. lo the neighbotirhood of Bilston, ht Stafrotdshire, a Pace of coal land, of sixteeu acres, mold lately for tee sum of eleven lisoldred aid thirty pow per acre.:  to •  I‘ll-EAl'Rli.  . . • The two Theitre3 Royal; as is customary it 'this festive season, each prnduced a new Comic Panto:' mime last night, for the amusement and edification of their Christmas visitants, young and old.