Star.
London, England, 1822-05-23 00:00:00

SAVANNAH, APRIL 16.

We learn from Captain Rich, of the ship Neptune,
from Liverpool, that on the loth February, in lat.
46. long. 16, at half-past seven o'clock, r. M. the
Captain and First Mate being below, a mutiny broke
out on' board, which, from the manner in which it
was conducted, must have been prvmeditated; it was
soon quelled, however, by the prompt seizure of the
ringleader, who is now on board the ship, in irons.
The following are the leading particulars Email
the log-book ;—" The second Mate, three men, and'
the cook, were hauling aft the gib, when a dispute
arising between the second Mate and one of the men,
the latter called for 6 all hands ; three sailors im.!
mediately sprung out of the forecastle armed with
clubs, and commenced an attack upon the second
mate, who retreated, calling for assistance. Captain
Rich, heating the noise, seized a cutlass, And, call.
ing upon the first mate, rushed upon deck, and
went immediately forward, where be found four men
armed with clubs, one of whom, Jno. Downey, at-
tempted to strike him, upon which Captain Rich
seized him and dragged him aft, and in the scuttle
received a cut in the hand from a knife, and two or
three stabs through his clothes; the other three drop-
ped their clubs without making much resistance.

Yesterday morning, at nine o'clock, his MAJESTY
hit town in his travelling carriage and four, for his
Lodge in Windsor Park.
Tuesday, the Prince and Princess of DENMARK
visited the Duchess of KENT and Princess _soma.
Yesterday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER visited the
Princess AUGUSTA.
The Duke of CLARENCE, with his Duchess, and
attendants, arrived at the Fountain lnn, Canterbury,
about noon on Friday last, and, after resting for a
few hours, pursued his route for Wilmer Castle.
"Ite Duke of NORFOLK entertained a distinguished
party yesterday, at his house in St. James's-square.
The Earl and Countess of ST. GERMAN'S enter-
tained a distinguished party yesterday, at their house
in St. James's-square. In the evening her Ladyship
had a large party of fashionables.
The Archbishopric of Armagh has been given to
Lord JOHN GEORGE ISERESTORD ; and the Archbi-
shopric of Cashel to Dr. ALEXANDER) the near rola-
don of the Earl of CALEDON.
Tuesday, Colonel BARTLZTT, our Consul-General
in America, arrived at the Foreign Office, in Down-

invtreet.
Monday, the RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR transacted
business at the Foreign Office.
Yesterday, the Cabinet Ministers dined with the
Earl of HARROWIT.
• The Right Hon. Vastly FITIOSRALD, his Majesty's
Envoy and Minister to the Swedish Court, landed on
Tuesday at Dover from France, and set out imme-
diately for London.
We bare been favoured with a view of the fintshed
drawings and portraits from which the illustrations
of Sir GeORGE NATLER'S History of the Coronation
are to be taken ; they are very beautifully executed
in water colours, and though in the former the
figutes are necessarily on a small scale, they present
sufficient character to individualize many of the
high personages who attended at this ceremony.
The town of Cainine in Westphalia, was nearly
burnt down on the first of May, only -99 buildings
,out of 905 having escaped.