Star.
London, England, 1822-05-27 00:00:00

NAPAL INTILUGLINCL

T.,: Lords of the Admiralty have WWI directions to all
Officers, Scc. to state to than Without day theespec-
ce age', with the amount of any public patsies they may be la ,
of, or any place, with the mamma of sida attached
ig:reto, independently of their half pay. The sameL also re-
it.tred of all pensioners, &c. throughout time Naval Departments,
;o:l3,ling the widows of Officers.
tits 3lajesty's ship ALasoas, Captain Passel, liming been in
,ofeninNion three years, as a guard-ship at Portsmouth, is or-
Zereti to be paid off all standing.
•rhe Fsentoca, of 18 guns is ordered to be fitted at Porta-
couth for foreign service. Capt. Hamm T. Dimwits COLL=
...appointed to the command.
).test- Yam, son of Admiral Sir Josses S. Toluca, is pro-
;lliad to the rank of Commander.
I stmourn, MAT 25.—Wind ES.E.—Arrived off the pert
••:slly, the Iletsey and from Dominica for London,
I,si, .
vat fift).cight days ; and th!°ltiya;l Reim, Ptunerre, from ja-
stnc.,, with part of the 61st Regiment, for Plymouth. Arrived
" „Iliac, the Seneca, Eau., from Tobago; and the Enterprise,
,
Lonoon.
p,yr iv, May 25.—Wind E. and variable.—Arrived the
t. Eocisa, from Jamaica ; Usk, Sill= and Vine, Waaa,
1„:,• root Trinidad.
I',.:ISIIOI*TH, MAT 25.—This afternoon arrived his Majesty's
Famata, in eighteen days, from St. John's, Newfoundland.
5,..11 fishery has been very successful this season which
wt.l,l:cnd greatly to lessen the distress which bad been expo.
tie:iced at St. John's.
31ar I:6.—Sailed the Brilliant. Oman-, for Quebec.
DEAL, Mar f6.—Wind S.W.—Came down from the River
and remain, the liambletonian, DOLAND, for St. Mary's, Africa.
Arrived and sailed for the River, the belly, Bartatoorow, from
Honduras; and George, Rol/crow), front the Coast of Peru.
cv,vtosi-llorst, MAT 25.—Ships Entered Inwards Sirene,
from Calais; John Dougan, from Petenburgh ; John Carte,
front Demerara ; Wellington, from St. Vincent's • John, from
Joraiel ; Speedwell and Elephant, from Stangate 'Creek ; Are-
•!,;:ca, front Odessa; Lonacb, from Cakutta. Cleared Outwards;
ll,t.ii Scott, for Calcutta ; Emilie, for Stettin; Emerald, for
; Ant, for Hayti ; Happy Return, for Waterford ; Susan,
f.); Q.::•bec ; Saxony, for Hamburgh ; Duke of Kent, for Rotter-
;.l ; Aldhorough and Po, for Calais; Bombay Merchant, for
rembay ; Robert and Ann, for Quebec; Roseville, for Arch-
-3 ; Sappho. for St. Petersburgh.
An tivzo—At Newfoundland, the Hazard, Howard, from
• to. At Trieste, Isabella, Livingston, from Port-au Prince ;
Ascii, Ernest, from Liverpool; Navigator, —; Friends,
......-; and New Albion, —; front London. At Rochelle,
(7-..thsto, I larding, from Liverpool. At St. Vincent's, Faith,
from London. Off the Clyde, Jesse and Flora, Lane,
t-ilaricston. At Bengal, Anna, Lalers, from Bounteous.
tt ..miah, Mexican, i Hod, from Liverpool.
Nll.ll. APPOINTMENTS TO HIS iNIAJPSTY'S SUIT ESnecie.—
I,' r Ant Archibald Grant ; Mr. Al`Koy, Purser; Mr. Hog-
& su.von; Mr. Vertch, Assistant Stogeon.
ihsrainurron or Parte-11onmr.—The Rosario, for sundry
pi.urbs; the Linnet, tender to the Queen Charlotte, for seizure
et 71 tub: of foreign spirits, and detention of two men; and
fle Albion for sundry seizure: made by the Quail tender; all on
site 6th of June, at the house of Mr. Glover, Portsmouth, and
rectlltd there.—The Apollo and Imogene, and a detachment of
Lnd forces under the command of Lieut.-Col. Roaearson, for
the capture of the islands of Agosta and Tortola, on the sth
,t June. at No. 9, New Broad-street, and recalled Wednes-
days and Thursdays.
COURT. M A WTI* L.—Monday and Tuesday last, a Court-Martial
•e:as b, Id on board his Majesty's ship Qu tor CHARLorrs, at Ports-
rttorh. of which Admiral Sir lasses IlawerssWiirrsii en, K.C.B.
•.•.-as President; for the trial of Lieutenant Twos as
k'onottander of his Maje:ty's ship PIGMT, for having caused the
'bath of Witutam Ltwrs, a man belonging to a stoop of Port-
/inn, when it appeared from the evidence adduced that the man
Fier his death from the following circumstances :—On the 21st
at a quarter before six r. m. the l'tcuv, being then about
three le:gues to the southward of Portland, fell in with a sloop
E:ering in for the land ; musketry were fired to bring her to,
was not noticed by the sloop, which endeavoured to escape,
and appeared to be throwing her supposed contraband cargo
tve;b:tard ; a firing was in consequence kept up for about twenty
when' she shortened sail, and on a boat boarding her
from the Prone, the said Mr. Lewis was discovered to have
/revived a wound, which caused his death four days afterwards.
Nuthing was found to subject her to detention -)The Court de-
clad that Lieutenant ILt.ts was perfectly justified in his conduct
upon that occasion, and pronounced him to be fully acquitted.

tattirJay, an ived at Portsmouth his Majesty's ship
F ,I'vrb. 7s, Captain ADAM M`ICENZIE, from Limi,
V,:para Si. and Rio Janeiro, bringing bags of letters
and dispatches from these places, with about two
n;llions of dollars, merchants property. She left
Lima on the 3d of December, Valparaiso 20th 3a-
talary, passed Cape Horn 15th February, and sailed
from Rio 23d of March. Commodore Sir THOMAS
liAeey was left at Lima, with his broad pendant in
the Cleole fri4ate, Captain T. WHITE; the Conway,
28, Captain BASIL HALL, was gone to San Blas ; the
Blossom, 28, Captain VERNON, was at Valparaiso ;
the Alacrity, 18, Captain Hon. FREDERICK SPENCER,
on the passage to Lima. The differences between
Lord COCIIRASE and General SAN MARTIN still con-
tirmeJ, his L'brdship conceiving that his former col-
-I,ague's patriotism had degenerated into selfish am-
bition. He has thrown off the Chilian servitude,
renounced that flag, and assumed the character of
Prot ; tor of the Peruvians ; and, in opposition to
laad COCHRANE% authority and ulterior objects, has
commenced raising a navy, under the Peruvian flag.
It consisted at present of only a corvette and two
1:6-,;s, commanded by English Officers. Lord COCH-
RANE had left Valparaiso for Guayaquil, with three
frigates, and two smaller vessels; the O'Higgins,
being found rotten, had been broken up. His
Lordship's future operations were not known. He
continues a great favourite with the Chilians, who
consider him as faithful to their cause. His Lord-
::.ip's health was improving.
The American ship Franklin, 80 guns, Commodore
ETEWART, had passed round Cape Horn, to join the
Constellation frigate, at Valparaiso, and protect their
trade in that quarter, which was quite as extensive as
that of the English merchants. The French have also
lapidly growing mercantile interests in South Ame-
:,ca and the Brazilian territory; the Cloiinde frigate,
60, had gone round Cape Horn ; the Amazon fri-
gate, a corvette, a brig, and a schooner, were sta-
tioned at Rio. Not less than 15 sail of French mer-
eaantmen had recently arrived out from ports of
France. The Superb left the Aurora frigate, Cap-
tain H. PRESCOTT, at Rio; the Beaver, 16, Captain
A. *Leas, in the River Plate ; the Slaney, 18, Cap-
tain H. STANHOPE, had gone to Bahia; the Doris
tetjgate, Captain T. GRAHAM, had arrived at. Rio,
from Bahia, and afterwards sailed to join Sir THOMAS
Raspy, at Lima. Whilst the Superb lay at Rio Ja-
neiro, a ship of the line, a frigate, and four transports,
with troops from Lisbon, arrived there, for the pur-
pose of aiding the l'rince Regent in restoring his ta-
et's authority in that part of his dominions ; but not
, ad
man of themwas suffered to land, except as private
individuals, and very few chose to assume this cha-
racter for such a purpose. The Prince Regent had a
communication with the Commander of the troops,
the result of which was, that the ships, with the troops
oa board, left Rio on the day the Superb did, to re-'
tura to Lisbon. Two Russian transports had touched
at Rio, 106 days from St. Petersburgh, bound to their
settlements on the north-west coast of America.
The Colliers at Middleton Colliery have struck for
an advance of wages.