Star.
London, England, 1830-05-22 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following vessels have arrived :—The Charles, Milne, from
Tobago, off Brighton ; Comet, Ormston, from Maderia, and the
Adeline, —, from Charleston, off the Wight; Dispatch, Le(evre,
from Grenada; Johanna Maria Christina, La Croix, and Paris,
—, from Havannah ; Agnes, M'Gow, from Demerara, and Bet.
ley, Salisbury, from Jamaica, off Belfast.
The Ant, Morgan, from Waterford to Milford, was carried into
that port on Thursday by the Superb steamer, having been found
abandoned by the crew.
The Esther, Stone, from Alicant, has arrived at Newry.
The Nancy, Way, from London, has arrived at Dublin.
Dram, MAY 21.—Wind E.S.E.—The Prussian ketch Julius
Magdalena, Evers, from Rostock to Havre de Grace, was wrecked
on the Goodwin Sand yesterday. Crew saved, and lauded at
Deal.

PORTSMOUTH, MAT 21.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived the Betsey,
Donaldson from Memel. Sailed his Majesty's ship Scylla, for the
Mediterranean, and Brltomart transport, for Dublin and Halifax.
FALMOUTH, MAT 20.—Wind E. to E.S.E.—Arrived off the
port, the Legum, Muirhead, from Demerara.
Lwatuotn, MAY 20.—Arrived the Providence, Barden, front
Newfoundland.

The Russian Ambassador and Princess LT EVEN visited
the Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLA ND yeliterday at
their residence in the King's Palace, St. James's. The
Duke and Duchess returned to their residence at Kew• in
the afternoon.

The Earl of WEsT3IORLAND made his personal in-
quiries after the health of the KING on Thursday, at his
Palace, at Windsor.

There are now nine journals under prosecution in
Paris.—Figaro.
M. Sautelet, a partner in the National, and one of the
principals in an excellent bookseller's establishment in
Paris, blow out his brains on the morning of the 13th
inst. Having returned to the office about midnight, he
had, according to custom, corrected the proofs of his
journal. At daybreak several letters were found upon
his table which had been written in the course of the
night. M. Sautelet, who was a man of a noble and
most loyal character, was naturally of a melancholy tem-
perament. A disappointment in love is assigned as the
cause of his suicide.—Fiyaro.
Every gun for the expedition to Algiers is provided
with a thousand charges. M. de Bourmont is resolved
to make a loud noise in Africa.

Madame PASTA, RETBINI, ZUCCOLI, are at Vienna,
and Mademoiselle SONTAG at Berlin. The unpleasant
circumstances which she has experienced here, made her
determine to set out for St. 'Petersburg before she had
finished the twelve performances promised to the Russian
capital.—Figaro.
Sir ROBERT PEEL and the CHANCELLOR of the Ex-
CIIEQUER had a conference with the Earl of ABERDEEN
yesterday at the Foreign-office.
The start which his M.Air.srv's canvalescence has
given to many departments of business is almost incre-
dible. Many shopkeepers declare that they have done
as much business within the last few days as they had
done in a month before.

On Thursday the First Division of Royal Marines had
their annual inspection, and yesterday, at two o'clock,
was reviewed on Woolwich Common try Major-Gencral
CAMPBELL, D.A.G. This fine body of effective troops,
after the customary ceremonies of receiving the General
Officer, and marching round in review order, went
through a variety of beautiful evolutions in very superior
style. The sub-division squares and eschelon move-
ments, as well as the deployments into, and advance in
line, were excellently performed. While the soldier-like
appearance of the battalion, together with their steadiness
in the ranks, elicit a due meed of praise in favour of
their commanding-officer, Colonel M'CLEvERTY, as well
as on behalf of the men themselves, the Major-General
expressed himself in terms of high approbation. The
incases of the weather brought out a numerous assem-
blage of beauty and fashion to enjoy the military treat.

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
Amur 3n, len
Providence has at last rid us of that mons:— and
senitrirc of the human race, our Governor, Josii Merit
:tlenreiro. 'On the evening of the 9th inst. a large
tree :pert appeared off the Port, and, on the morning of
the 10:11, to the astonishment of every one, we foensi it
conveyed two companies of Chasseurs, about one hund.l.4
and eighty men, and a new Governor, Don Alvaro cla
Costa, a brother of the Conde de Musquitello, who im-
mediately landed, and, in compliance with his instrlx-
tions, took instant possession of his Government, to the
great dismay of the displaced Monteiro and his villainous
family.
Monteiro was so little prepared for this event, that he
had, only the day before, taken possession of a country-
house, to pass the summer months ; and, on hearing of
the new Governor's arrival, tlic ladies of his family were
thrown into 'alternate fits of fainting aril rage, but he
and his sons set instantly to work to scenic the spoils of
their continued robbery and oppression ever since they
have been in the island. It was, however, no small gm
tification to find that the rapacity of these thieves car-
ried them within the precincts of other banditti, and the
Criminal Judge, who has the management of the con-
fiscated property, went to the new governor,•and charged
the old one with taking away a large portion of furnitue:
of Mr. Carvalhal, of the former Governor, General Val-
dez, and others; and these, to his disgrace and shame,
were actually unpacked and taken from him. He has,
nevertheless, carried away an immense booty.
We are yet unaware of the real cause of his sudden
and unlooked-for removal; but it is strongly caujecturetl,
from the manner this took place, that the fact of t:.
horrorizing attempt to poison the 13th regiment has
been clearly brought home to him, as his too!, the late
Consul-General's Italian cook, whom Monteiro raised to
the dignity of Commissary, friend, and boon companies,
has been condemned to ten years banishment to Angola :
it is also, however, whispered that the dying confessions
of the sacrilegious culprits who robbed the churches ef
so much plate, likewise proved him to have been au
instigator of the plan, and a participator of the seoihe
Such atrocities must appear to you as quite incredible :
but, in England, how little can you judge of the inise
ries entailed on this devoted and unhapi.y people sile.e
the fatal day that placed them under the Miguelite yoke.
This Governor charged every one, except the cansail'e.
with being disaffected to Miguel's Government, that Isi
persecutions and rapacity might have no limits ; anl
he directed that not only every gentleman, but
every person who pretended to wear the garb of
one, or was not a mechanic, or -peasant, should 1:0
made prisoners, in order that he might sell them
their liberty by a bribe paid either immediately to him-
self, or to some part of his family. But if the brilie
was not proportionate to the greedy expectations of this
ruffian, the party was left in prison, and not unfre-
quently to die through want of sustenance, and a broken
heart—their vain hopes having made them part with the
money which at least might have purchased for them in
prison some alleviations of a jailor's rigour, and some
comforts of life. Such was the case with Sebastiao
Chrisostimo, who, having paid his all, the sum of 500
dollars, into the Governors own bands, for his libe-
ration—promised, but forfeited. This poor man died of
want, vexation, and despair. All the large family of
Major Florentino are dead, except one daughter, from
the same cause. The only large morgado, or proprietor,
that remained in the island, was the highly respect-
able Senor Nuno de Freitas Lomelino, and his cautious
conduct, his gentlemanly manners, and his benevolent
disposition, had screened him from even the breath of
envy; and because the very myrmidons of this vile Go-
vernor refused to make him a prisoner without positive
orders, he was sent for to the castle, and reproached
with having: had an English education, and that thereupon
he must be a Mallet:do. The Governor then brutally
insulted and struck him, and he returned home with a
bursting heart, and died in a few days. It would, how-
ever, require volumes to tell you all that has happened.
Our new Governor, Don Alvaro da Costa, is well
known for his former infamous conduct at Setuval, and
his late persecutions in the province of Minho; he,
nevertheless, appears to be greatly shocked at the hor-
rorizing persecutions and tyranny under which this un-
happy population has so long groaned, and particularly
so of the Ladies and families of the Brigadiers Lecor and
Palhares, who, had they not taken refuge in the Consul-
General's house, would have gone to the common gaol
with Madame Bucage and others.
No justice can be expected from a Miguelite Governor ;
but it must be confessed, that from the demoralization
that has taken place among the lower orders, it would be
no sinecure to attempt to bring about again good order
and propriety amongst this once well regulated and dense
population.—Yours, &c.

The approaching extinction of the Drapeau Blanc is
announced. This journal, which has so often amused
itself with foretelling the death of others, had forgotten
to foretell its own.—Figaro.
DENTAL SURE; ERT.—This science is brought to u
state of perfection which is truly astonishing ; and it is
generally believed that the merit of its present exact state
belongs to Mr. P.tv•rEitsox CL ARK r. Such has been
the press of business on this gentleman, that he has found
it necessary to have auxiliaries ; and among these, it will
be observed that he is joined by Mr. ROBERT MACLEAN,
of Mansion-) louse-street, a professional gentleman, whose
acquirements and experience in this, and other respects,
may not, perhaps, be matched with his friend and in-
structor, Mr. CLARKE.

PRICE OF sTo .1( S
Rink Stock 2161
3 per Cent. Red. 991
3 per Ct. Om% 931
3i per Cr. 1818,
34 pa Ct. Red. 994 1
4 per Cent. mg 4
per 0.1826,
Long Ann. 19 1-16
Do. 30Years,Apl.Oct.

AT TWO O'CL •CK.
Do 501rni. July. Jan. 193
India Stock,
India Bon& 84
Old Annuitirs
£lOOO Exch. Hills 79
£5OO nitro 78
£lOO and £2on Do. 78 8
India for Ace,.
Corn. for Ace. 93i

BRITISH AND i.oI!EIGN 511411111. TW" OCLOCK.
611 A it IL. PAM Pll SWAM.
:z 46} sk
501 9 - Si -
400 Inn 62i 63
5 91
SO 2i 21
30 41 5$
100 15 II

British Iron
Hibernian
Re .1 del Monte

Ditto Subscript. Thirds
Equitable
United General Gas
Canada

FOREIGN FUND!
Chilimn Wt. 6 pr Ct. 3011
Cohan. Ms. 6 per Ct.
Do. Rd.. 1844, 251
Do. Ace. 251
Do. 100, 2611
Greek Moth, 3 p Ct.
Do. IL 1825, 43 2
Dn Amount 42

TWO O'CLOCK.
Itles.&11. 18115, 6 per Ct.
Do. B. 1845.6 p Ct.
Du Ace. 561
Sp. We. 5 per • t. 171
Do. Acc. 161
Do 510 lib
Sp. Ms. 1643, 5 per Ct. 11
Do. Ace.

HAILS ARRIVED AND DUB THIS MORNING.
D. A. P
I Dublin 0 0 how . 0 0 Mlles ..... .. 0
I Waterford..... 0 0 Flanders 0 0 hawks . 0
O Gam. &Jersey 016 HAMA 0 0 Swedes 0
O Buena Apo-. 0 0 Hamtmesit .. . 0 0 Maks
10 Amnia...." • 0 Leeward Woods 0 0 Nuke 0