Star.
London, England, 1822-08-13 00:00:00

NAVAL. INTELLIGENCE.

The Plxrhe, But, from Liverpool to St. Andrew's, N. IL
foundered at sea in lat. Es. the Captain and pan of the crew
were drowned.

The Opinion, Cannoza, arrived at Stornswey from Liverpool,
bound to Mimic, leaky, and must discharge part of her cargo.
FALXOUTH, Ammer 11.—Wind S.—Arrived the Lord Ho-
bart packet, from the Brazils : sailed from Rio June 4, Bahia
June 21, and Pernambuco June 2d. Sailed the Manchester
packet, for the Brazils.
Poarsaiouvo, Annus: I2.—Wind S.W.—Sailed the Maria,
GanaLanz, for Malaga.
DIAL, Atmore 12.—Wind S.W.—Came down fisosn the River
and remain, the Adeona, Syne, for Jamaica; and his Majesty's
drip Acvve, for Portsmouth. Also came down and sailed, the
Sicilian, V.oore, for Madeira. Arrived and sailed for the River,
the Eliza, blarcenzsvea, from Lisbon.
Curren-Houtz, Ammer I2.—Ships Entered Inwards :—The
Vrow Kiena, and Vrow Gezioa from Antwerp;
from Rotterdam; Talbot, from Calais; Speedwell, Singleton,
Nonsuch, Sisters. and Probe and Ann, from Stangate Creek ;
Cosmopolite, from Leghorn ; Briton, from Guernsey ; Fox,
from Rotterdam ; Lady Hannah Ellice, from Jamaica ; Lydia,
from Onega ; Britannia, from Messina ; Sea Nyinph, from Mar-
tellies; Triton, from Belfast; and /lope, from Limerick.— '
Entered Outwards :—The Neptune, for Ostend; 'Animate, fir
Oporto ; Simeon, for Malta ; and Treasurer, for Rio Janeiro.—
Cleared Outwards:—The Accord, for Rouen ; Duke of York,
and Talbot, for Calais; Ant, for Hamburgh; Prince Leopold,
for Charleston ; Catherine, for Smyrna; and Prince of Den-
mark, for the South Seas. _ _

Dtirmaurtow or Pasze-Motter.—The Sappho, for the Li-
berty, on the 4th of September, at No. 10, Lyon's Inn, Strand,
and recalled there.

This morning, at eight o'clock, her Royal High
ness the Duchess of KENT, accompanied by the Prin-
cesses FEoDORE, ALEXANDRLNA, and suite, embarked
on board the Hero steam-packet, for Ramsgate. On
her arrival at the Tower she was received with every
mark of honour. The Royal Standard was hoisted
upon the occasion.
Sunday evening his Royal Highness the Duke of
YORK, accompanied by Colonel Comm, arrived at
Brighton.
Saturday se'nnight a splendid gold chain, pur-
chased by a subscription among the inhabitants of
Dumfries, to be worn by the Chief Magistrate of
that Burgh for the time being was presented to JOHN
Kean, Esq. the Provost, in the Council Chamber,
where the contributors, amongst whom was the Mar-
quis of QUEENtRERRT, had assembled for that purpose.
Saturday se'nnight a young Gentleman, son of
THOAIAS Ross, Esq. of Montrose, was drowned
whilst bathing in the North Esk, dear that town.
The Richmond Theatre has again opened, under the manage-
ment of Mr. X Lamas The Company is good beyond prece-
dent, and among the oid favourites Miss S takes the lead.:
Letters received from Paris, referring to advices
from Havannah of the beginning of June, mention
that the opposition displayed in the Mexican Pro-
vinces against the nomination of ITuttaine, as Em-
peror, was so great, that an army of 6000 men, com-
manded by Generals GUADALUPE VICTORIA, SAN-
TANA, and Gitaftetto, was on its march against the
capital. In the Republican interest, GUADA i.uPeVic-
Tonra is an old Guerilla Chief, who espoused the
cause of Independence several years age.
Accounts from Bermuda state, that on the night
of the 2d of May, forty-six slaves, and an African
apprentice, made their escape from 'Turks Islands in
two small vessels registered at that port, and belong-
ing to Mr. JA►tES CATLIN and Mr. ROBERT SAYERS.
Accounts were received from the Caicos, a few days
aftewards, that 101 slaves, men, women, and chil-
dren, from two plantations belonging to the estate
of the late WADE &ruses, had gone off in several
small craft, which they had taken possession of
for that purpose. The place of their destination is
known to be the island of St. Domingo, where
refugees of this class are received and protected.--
The inhabitants of Turks Islands being apkrehensive
that this evil would increase at that place, have armed
themselves, and keep a strict guard at night. In the
meantime, as an opportunity offered for Bermuda,
the Magistrates have petitioned the Senior Officer in
command on this station, for protection, until com-
munications can be had with the Governor of the Ba-
hamas at New Providence, and the Admiral on the
Jamaica station. Information had reached Turks
Islands from Porto Plata, St. Domingo, that a small
vessel had recently arrived there with a number ofl
runaway slaves from Tortola.
A letter from Madrid, dated July SO, contains
the following statements :

" It is generally reported that an official communication has
been made by the English Ambassador to our Ministry, pur-
porting, that if any Powers attack our liberty, England. will
support us with all her forces by land and sea.
" Some suspected persons have again been removed from the
capital; but things will not take a decisive character until the
new Ministry be completely formed. Lopes Banos is expected
with the greatest impatience. This well-known energy promises
a change of system in the Government, and the true patriots are
well disposed to support ft.
" The partisans in Catalonia are numerous, but they have just
received a terrible check. More than 1,200 of them have been
killed on different points. Mina is to command the army in that
province. He will have 30,000 men under him. This is more
than is necessary to cover the French frontier, and to crsish the
remains of the insurgents. The assassin of Captain Landaburru
is condemned. He is sentenced to have his hand cut off before
be be shot."