Star.
London, England, 1830-07-06 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Liberty, Ellis, from Rotterdam to Leith, struck on a reef
of rocks near Dunbar on Saturday, and It was feared wookl be
wrecked.

The Friends, Reichard, of Poole, from was totally
wrecked in Cape Sable on the 154 of May. The crew and ma-
terials saved.

Cow's, Jaw/ s—Arrived the John. Mosworthy, from Manilla,
and Hodson, bird, from Havancrab.
BRIGHTON, JULY S —Arrived of the port, the Carnarvon,
Garth, from Manilla. and Jane Catherine, Davis. from Jamaica.

Dzit. Jou. s.—Wind S.W. to W.S.W.—Arrived the Lord
Melville, Clifford, from China' and Norden, Wesing, from Bahia.
The Buckinghamshire has not arrived, as stated yesterday.
PosrattovTM, Jost 4.—Wind S.W.—Sailed the Royal Ad-
miral, Wilson, for New South Wales.
PLTIIOOIIII. .Im.? 4.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Apollo, Ran-
dall, from Bahia.

PALMOUTII. JULT 4.—Wind W. N.N.—Arrived the Tynan
packet, from the Brazils—sailed from Rio Janeiro 6th Nay. Bahia
18th May, and Pernambuco 25th May. The Norton packet ar.
rived at Rio 6th May. Arrived also, the Baracouta packet, from
Bermuda—saikd the 31st May, and Halifax 15th June ; Apollo,
Wakeman, from Newfoundland; and Zephyr, Bragg, from Ostend,
leaky, bound to Terceira. Off the pert, the Brilliant. Mordaunt,
front Jamaica, and Renovation, MI hlermot. from Miramichl.—

the Pei%lan, Plunkett, foi New South Wales.

His Majesty's*hip Sybille, 48, Captain F. A. Collier,
was paid a part of her prize-money on 3looday. The payment
commenced at five o'clock a.m. The share of each petty officer
being 1071. and of each seaman 321. The captain's share was for.
merly three.eighths, but since the appointment of commanders
under the captains, the forma have one-eighth, and the latter two.
eighths. We believe in this case the captain's share amounts to
7,5001. the commander's to 3,7501. The allowance is 101. for
every slave captured.--Portelmouth Herold.
The shipping reports at Lloyds indicate great activity
on the pan of Aligner' blockading squadron off Terceira. It con-
sists of the Diana, Portuguese frigate, and three brigs of war, sod
by the latest accounts from St..Blichners, which are dated on the
17th ult. was detaining every vessel that came within reach. The
Triton, from Havannah to the Canaries, is mentioned as having
been captured, tarried into St. Michael's, and condemned. Another
vessel, the Planter, an American, had been treated in the same
manse', the condemnation, however, being not foe breaking the
blockade, but for whale-fishing between Bt. Michael's and Terceira.
It is not made apparent by any of the accounts in what manner
this was made a justifiable ground of csptuas, nor are any details
given of the other cases which have occurred.
Extract of a letter, dated Cape of Good Hope, March
29, 1830:" We shall sail as soon as the season opens, as the.
Brazilian slave trade is inactivity. I fear the French may cover all
in a short time, but we may do something first. Every thing at
the Cape and at Mauritius, as far as regards the public service, is
going on remarkably well; but, at the latter place, every article is
dreadfully dear. There are so very many mails lest and taken on,
that we lose many letters: one person lay six sacks at Table Bay,
and took his English mail and official despatches on to Mauritius."
,—Portostoodi Herald.

On Friday, the Sandwich arrived from Lisbon ; she
left the Tagus on the 20th of June. The state of Portugal is re.
,presented as being most deplorable; trade is at a stand, and gene-
ral discontent prevails. Miguel endeavours to interest the populace
by attending religious processions, and by getting up bull.fights.
At one of siege exhibitions, on a Sunday, a furious animal was
'baited, which had killed seven persons. But all these efforts were
unavailing the sufferings of the people have become too intense,
for their being quieted by such measures. The Stanmer packet ar-
rived at Lisbon from Falmouth, en the 19th of June. The men
belonging to the Marlborough, who had been detained on a charge
of smuggling, have been treated more leniently than at first, in con-
sequence of the interference of the British Consul.—West Briton.
We learn by the ship Cato, arrived from Sierra Leone,
which place she left on the sth of May, that his Majesty's ships
Primrose, Ariandne, Athol, Plumper, and Black Joke, tender, had
sailed in pursuit of a pirate, that had mutdered nearly the whole of
the crew of dig schooner St. Helena. The colony was healthy whtn
the Cato tette—Portsmouth Herald