Star.
London, England, 1822-04-20 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The 71st Regiment will leave Chatham on Tuesday, arrive at
Paddington on the following day, and proceed by the Grand
Junction Canal for Liverpool, whence it will embark for Dublin
in the Canal boats, which by that time will have landed the 44th,
now on their passage hither.
The ed Royal 'Veterans have replaced the S3d Fusileers at
Derry. The 31st have removed to Armagh.

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VAPAV hirELLltiliiet •
LOSS 131? THE SHIP BLENDOM HALL
, Extract of a latter froth Mesits.Guonwrm and Coaches, Aria
to Lloyd's at 1)eal and Bastugate, dated Deal, April 19—" The
Blandon Hall, Captabl Ouzo, froin London to 11omisty, was
totilly lost un inaccessible Island, one of the gtoupe of Tristan
d'Acunba, In the South Atlantie Ocean, on 28d of July last.
The Commander, Mae, and passengers got safe on sbote, but
eight oldie crew perished. remained an the Island, exposed
to the cold and rain, undl the Bth of November, bn which day
the carpenter and three or four of the crew embarked in a small
punt, made out of the wreck with surgical instruments, which
were thrown on shore, and reached Tristan d'Acuulta, where
they procured two whaloisosts, and brought those that remained
ou Inaccessible Island away. On the 9th of January a brig,
from the Brazils, put into Tristan d'Acunha for water, and took
them all away; and, on the' 18th of January, they arrived safe
at the Cape. The carpenter and boatswain were sent home in
the Phoenix. Captain Gam was waiting for one of the Com-
pany's ships, which were hourly expected when the Phoenix
sailed, 2d of February. During the time they were on the Island
they had no food but penguins and their eggs. Out of some
bales of Cloth washed on shore, they made tents ; an iron buoy,
sawed in two, was their only cooking utensil. They were for
four days exposed to heavy rains and intense cold, before they
could procure fire. The Ladies and passengers suffered severely,
nothing beinicsaved but the clothes they wore, thoship going to
pieces in two hours after she struck. Captain Gaines and eon
were in perfect health on the 2tl of February."

Yesterday, a Court of Directors was held at the East India
House, when the following Captains were sworn into the com-
mand of their respective ships, vit.—Captain SAMUEL LYON, to
the Dorsetshire ; and Captain Gamma STays.ws, to the Cold-
stream, consigned to Bengal direct.
The Lords of the Admiralty and Navy Beard have visited
Chatham Dock-yard, and inspected the ships and Naval Arsenal.

Fat.mouru, APRIL 18.—Wind N.N. W.—Arrived the Blucher
packet, froth Rio Janeiro, sailed the 17th February. Sailed the
Fox packet, for America.

Poiersnoevn, Aran. 19.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Royal
George •and Bombay, from China; both landed passengers, and
proceeded up the Channel.

DIAL, A Pall. 19.—Wind W. by S.—Arrived to-day and
sailed for the River, the Pisani:, Wneross, from Bombay, lice.
Boyne, BARIATS, from Bengal, Ste. Helena,Gatutss, from Mil-
ford; Sisters, SA*JCANT, froniDemerara ; Mary, Tkotaussost,
from St. Domingo; Lady Popham, Juana, from Jamaica;
John and Mary, STaPHINSDN, from Trieste; Colombo, Rot,
from Carthagena ; and several others, particulars unknown.--
Came down from the River and • remain, the Howarth, BEAU_
CHAMP; for Demerara; Layton, Miums., for Benasolen; Lloyds,
AN AAA X A for Honduras; Catherine Stewart Forbes, CSAP.
MAX, for Madras and Bengal; James, Rotates, for Quebec;
Hannah, Locntvw, for ditto; Henry, Swan:, for Miramiehi:
the Phoenix sailed from Bombay the 17th November,
chtrry Ist December, and from the Cape the 24 February.

Cusrom-Hours, APRIL 18.--Ships Entered Inwards: The
Atalanta, from Harlingen ; Vesery, from Woreum ; James,
from Memel; Greve Laourvig, from Fredrickstadt ; and Triton,
from Belfast—Entered Outwards : The Joanna Hagina, for
Rotterdam ; Fountain for Malta ; Sirene. for Calais • Three Sis-
ters, for Cork; Friends, for Eisineur ; Hambletonan, for St.
Mary's • Eleanor*, for Elsineur; Lady Mackwortk, for Hon-
duras; Bonne Aimee, for Marseilles; Adriatic, for the Cape of
Good Hope ; Moira, for Madras ' • 'Vigilant, for Boulogne ;
Harriot, and Governor Halkett. for Quebec ; and Mary, Tor the
South Sea Whale Fishery.
Cr:Sivas-House., Aram I9.—Ship Entered Inwards: The
Con, from Dantzic.—Entered Outwards: The Joseph and
Ann, for Antwerp; Fox, for Ostend; Wilhelmina, for Elsineur;
Prince Royal, for Palermo • Warren Hastings, for India; Heroes,
for Batavia; Union. for Elsineur; Simpson, for Boston; Lotus,
for Calcuaa ; Friends, for Oporto; Harmony, fur Teneriffe; St.
Olif, for Gottenburgh ; Criterion, for New Vilrk ; Pomona,
for ditto; Heroine, for Van Dieman's Land; and Resolution,
fur Elsineur.

Aattitan—At Algiers, the Nimble, Wishart, from London.
At Bourdeaux, Essex, itobinson. from London; and the Ann
Sophia, from Newcastle. At Quillebceuf, Fanny, from London.
At Marseilles, Lady Coote, front Genoa. At Fobago, Dryade,
Fell, from Whitehaven. At Bilboa, Friends, Hawkins, from
Poole. At Cape Clear, Clydesdale, M'Kellan, from Bengal.
At Trieste, Elizabeth, front Bergen; and the Erstating, from
Drontheina.

A Brazil Mail arrived this morning; sailed from
Pernambuco on the 22d January, from Bahia on the
26th, and Rio Janeiro on the 17th February. We
do not hear any news from that quarter later than
the American Papers brought, of the European troops
being shipped off.
It is stated in an American Paper, that, since the
death of Christophe, a very alarming and pernicious
change has taken place at Hayti, both in regard to
commercial transactions as well as those which should,
under the existing Government, contribute to the
welfare of its subjects. Confidence is destroyed, and
swindling has taken its place. Nearly every port
charge is doubled, as Well as all duties; one dollar
per ton (tonnage duty) is now exacted in lieu of 50
cents. Several vessels have sold their cargoes to
swindlers, and have now been kept waiting four
months. If you have recourse to law and the tri-
bunal decides in your favour, the defendant is or-
dered to pay in 30 days (if a resident), bet at the ex-
piration of that time, if he says he is unable to pay,
60 days extension of time is given : if still unable to
pay, is allowed six months and so on, until finally
the plaintiff is glad to come off without anything,
be brought in for costs of Coma, -and the swindler
suffered, without molestation, to proceed on again.
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.
The amount of bills discounted on personal security
is 20,013,226 dollars 10 cents.; on the funded debt,
124,682,049; on Bank Stock, &c. 5,503,248 dollars
86 cents. making the total amount of their discount,
26,641,158 dollars 45 cents. The amount of specie
in the Bank and its branches are given at 11,258,025
Idollars 96 cents.— The amount of public money de-
posited is 8,833,589 dollars 22 cents. On account of
'individuals, 4,362,603 dollars 29 cents. Total amount
of money deposited in the Bank and its branches,
7,696,192 dollars 51 cents.—This statement is that
of June, 1821.