Star. — 1820-11-27 (London, England)

APLIOD. Lieutenant JOHN WILLSON is appointed to the Riorozat. FALMOUTH, Nov. 24.—Wind S.F.—Sailed the Speedy, Avows., for Gibraltar ; and Martha, LUNT, for London. PLystouru, Nov. 25.—Wind B.—Arri;ted the Martha, Ltorr, from Virginia; Trent, Lovcsorrost, from So John's (N. B.), and Tiger, Powam., from Smyrna, all for London; and Somersetshire, PAW; from London for Bermuda.  Poassatourn, Nova:masa 26.—Wind S.—Sailed yesterday the Phesdo, PENEAR ; CiaTCMOLIty GCRDON • Ceres, MUNRO ; Jean, li EED ; and Kains, Smscsysaa, for jamalca ; the Cornwallis, Bobs's, and Garland, BROWN; for the Cape df Good Hope ; Mirables, Rusirszroan, tor St. Vincent's ; Blues, Bums, for Faro; Union,Wurvs, for Teneriffe; Regard, FLYNN, for Trieste; Briton, Nawrosr, for St. Domingo; Anna, Firms:vs, for South America; Crown, Fox, and Fanny, transports, for Plymouth; Importer transport, for Gibraltar; Augustus Wilhelm. Suitors, for Villa Garcia ; James Dunlop, Suarrasn, for St. Kitt's ; and his Majesty's ships Pt.traarxa and Svinixv, for the Westward.— Arrived to-day, his Majesty's ship FORTE, from a cruise; the Mary, Fitaauvan ; Christian, OXLET ; and Merlin, Wass', from the Downs.  DIAL, Norman 26.—Wind S.—Came down from the Riverl yesterday, the Minerva, Snaat, for Banta, and sailed With the whole of the outward-bound. Put back, the Carshalton Park, and Percy, for Jamaica, with several others. Arrived the Rose, TIIO3IIIOII, from Faro, and sailed for the River. Came down from the River to-day and sailed, die Rebecca, Stat, for Saint Lucie; Minerva, Sneer, for the Brazils; Africa Caesar's, for Jamaica; and Harvey, I awns, for Trinidad. More have since put back, and remain. HARWICFro Nov. 26.—Arrived the Lord Duncan packet, from Holland; and Freeling packet, from Cuxhaven, each with a Mail. Sailed the Nelson packet, foe Holland ; Nepean packet, for Cuxhaven; and Jane packet, for Gottenburgh, each with a Mail. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 24.—Put back the Clitus, llamas, bound to Pernambuco, with loss of several of her shrouds. Arrived the Magnet, Ohme, from At* York ; Armenia, Cemay, from Halifax; Duchess of Richmond, Coos, from Quebec; Aid, KNiliklAW, from Miramichi ; Euterpe, Fucrozr, from Monte Video ; and Friendship, Panetta, from Maranham. Daintotrra, Nor. 25.—Arrived the Telemach, SAGER, from Havannah for Bremen, with loss of bulwarks and in want of provisions. Wicx, Nov. 20.-26 The Friends, Dosatnson, of Leith, drove from her anchors in Wicks bay, and has become a total wreck. Carerestrowe, Nov.22.—a•The sloop Friends,of Arran, Pawns master, with a cargo of free-stone, hemp, and six barrels of gun- ,1 powder blew up, with a dreadful explosion, in this harbour, on Monday evening. The sloop Mary, of Dumbarton, COCMILAN master, from Dublin to Glasgow, with a general cargo, is on shore in Carradell Bay, fourteen miles east of this, with the loss of mainsail and master, he being washed overboard in the Channel on Monday evening. The vessel was last night safe, within pistol shot of the beach. Mr. Casteszta, of Camden, with his tenants, will, in two or three tides, hare the cargo out, as carts can get at her at low water. Cs:suns-House, Nov. 25.—Ships Entered Inwards i—The Olive, from Riga; Biddle, from Mirainichi; Jack Tar, from Dantzic ; Better luck still, (tom Stangate Creek ; Industry, frotn Quebec; Cosmopolite, from St, Vincent's; St. Jean Baptiste, from Bilboa ; Niarthq„ from Oporto; Telemachus, from Rotterdam ; St. Martin's Planter, from Jamaica; Hope, from Oporto; I Duchess of Bedford, from Quebec ; and Venerable, from St.l Petersburgh. Cleared Outwards :—Piggott, for Tobago ; En- I deavoor' for Nieupiort ; Duke of York, for BerMuda • James Harris, for Jamaica; Velocity, for Gibraltar; Water100, for Jamaica • Minable Eliza, for Havre ; Bridport, for Cork; Eleanor, for Dublin ' • Unity, for llanthurgh ; Fox, for Ostend ; Atalanta, for Ilambsogh ; Resolute, for Dublin; Earl Clancartp, fbr Botta-churl ; and Julius, for Nevis.  A letter from Sierra Leone, dated the Ist October, states, that a Portuguese vessel, called the Volcano de Sul, with WO slaves on board, was captured early in 1819, by the PHEasariz, 18, Captain KELLY, who put on board a Prize•master and some men to navigate her to Sierra Leone ; the Portuguese Master and his crew, however, shortly afterward rose on our sea• men, Murdered them all, and carried the vessel to Pernambuco, where the slaves were sold, The Captain then absconded, and the crew gave information of the transaction to the British Consul, through whose intervention the vessel was detained a second Lime ; proceedings are instituting against her for condemnation, and search is making fOr the Master.