Star.
London, England, 1823-06-02 00:00:00

"AYAL INTELLIGENCE.

Hi swim, Viler 31.—Wind R.—Sailed this afternoon, at three
o'clock, the Prince 03CAP, Captain BRIDGE, with Mails for Get-
P.m,. on a tour through Sweden and
ienburFk• BAs WILscoN,
ord, and WILIAAHASI, Esq. (son of the Member for
Does), and servants, are passengers.—A Maili• with -foreign
frorq,town, arrived at eleven o'clock.—Remain the Van-
ttartr Newt' , Charlotte, and Prince of Wales pickets, and
Toe RCYCDUE cutters.
I°Estsiocru, MAY 31.—Wind variable.—Sailed the Farley,
cenAr, for Petersburgh.—Arrived yesterday the Active, from
LO,lOO. :•.iled the Sunnier packet, for Vigo and Lisbon; and
Rucker packet, for the Islands.
Pottsnourn, 3lAv 31.—Wind Southerly.—Sailed the Re,
botb, gAecLar, for Van Dieman's Laud. Arrived the Triton,
frMn Havre.
The Acne; 46 guns, Captain AN KING, sailed on
Thenday, for Plymouth, to be paid, and there receive further
orders; and the CALLIOPE, tender to the ROYAL Gaoaca yacht,
es 3 01112 e•
Captain EDWARD BRACE,C. D. is appointed to the GANGES,
itHun ship, at this port, ordered to be fitted as a guard-ship,
in the place of the Rassittirs, and to have a complement of 530
meth . The whole of the officers and crew of the RAmixtles are
to be t„ned over to the GANGES, and the Ramixxias is then to
sr acted to the Downs, where she is to be stationed instead of
;he Sous, the latter ship being intended to be brought round
to thi, port and laid up in ordinary. Captain M`CuLtocit is to
eer,;;;;ind the RAMILI.ILS, and the officers and crew of the Ss-
was are also to be turned over to her.
lieutenant 'I 00MAS GRAY (a) is appointed to the BULWARK,
fse Sutton, promoted to the rank of Commander, and ap-
painted to the Haas, on the coast of Africa.
lieutenant JOHN SCOTT is appointed to command the THISTLE
gun.brig, fitting at this port for the coast of Africa.
Lieutenant WILLIAM MAXWELL, and Me. NICHOLAS DRAW,
Finer, are appointed to the C.tMELEUN.
Jura I.—Wind variable.—Arrived the Katharine Stewart
Feetses, from the DOWIIS for Bombay ; Mexborough Salmon,
from ditto for Madras; and Devonshire, Touaara, for Rio
Janeiro.
DIAL, JUNS I.—Wind N.E.—Came down from the Rivet
tag night and sailed, the Hercules, VAUGHAN, for Ceylon and
gonthey ; Wes:brook, Ham. for Jamaica; and Patrick, nue-
far Halifax ; sailed also to-day, the Fawn, TATE, for the
snob Seas. Arrived List night and sailed this morning fur the
River, the Swift, OATES, from St. Michael's ; arrived also to-day
the Kent, Gamma, from the South Seas; and Orion, WHITE,
from St. Lucia. Came down from the River yesterday and
atii the Mexburough, SHIPTOW, fur Calcutta; Katharine Stewart
Forbes, CHAPMAN, for Bombay ; Lady Ridley, SCOTT, fur Mira-
Tniehi ; Woodpark, Alniir, for Antigua; Susannah, Maury,
for Paraiba ; Leghorn, SALMON, for Rio Janeiro ; and Devonshire,
Toolsra, for Cape de Verde Islands. Arrived and sailed for the
River the Dash, Wicxxow, from Palermo ; Archimedes, from
tic Mediterranean ; and Aeronaut, ELGINDE, from Ilavannali.
Duvrasurion or PRIM MONET.—The Primrose, for the Pike,
this day (June 2), at No. 13, Clement's Inn, and recalled there.

Mr. and Mrs. CANNING gave an entertainment 'on
Thursday last, at Gloucester Lodge, -to Baron Waa-
1-HER, the Prussian Minister, the Baroness, and their
daughter ; Lord and Lady Mont.ny ; Mr. and Mrs
LtrrutvoN; the SPEAKER; Lord Dunt.Evand WARD.
and several oilier persons of distinction.
Saturday and yesterday, the Ktso received visits
from the Duke of Yonic.
• Yesterday, Divine Service was performed at the
IG. 's Palace, Pall-Mall, by the Rev. Dr. BLouseno.
The grand dinner party given by Prince LEOPOLD
ca Friday, was to meet her Royal Highness the
Duchess of KENT. A mong the company were the
Earl and Countess of LONSDALE, the Earl of WEST-

eeittaom, Lady and Mr. BEcesT, ,Stc.
Yesterday morning, Prince LEOPOLD, the Duchess
of KENT, and the Princess FEODOR attended Divine
Service at the Royal German Chapel, and heard a
sermon by the Rev. Dr. KUPER.
Prince LEOPOLD dined with the Duchess of KENT
esterday. •
• Saturday morning the Prince of SAXE WEIMAR
Lime to town from Bushy, and Ten r ned in the evening.
Intelligence received from Sweden states, that the
marriage of the KING'S son with EUGENE BEAUHAR-
xoIs' daughter, has been postponed to the beginning
of July.
It is understood to be definitively settled that the
Fail of BUIZIOnn, eldest son of the Duke of ST. Ai-
MN's, will shortly have the honour of leading the
1444 ELIZADETII CONYNGUAM to the Altar. This
lovely:candidate for matrimonial felicity inherits a for-
tune of two thousand pounds per annum, under the
'ill of her grandmother. .
The Judges, Law Officers, Aldermen, Sheriffs, &c.
after Divine Service yesterday, at St. Paul's Cathe-
dral, dined at Ironmongers' Hall, Fenchurch-street.
It being the Sheriff; dinner, the Lord Mayor was
not present; it being the establiihed etiquette in the
City, that the Lord Mayor shall not dine at any civic
dinner unless he takes the Chair.
The Ministers of the Great Powers residing in Swit-
zerland, have successively made to the presiding
Cantons communications of some importance, in con-
sequence of which it has sent circular letters to the
Governments of the most considerable Cantons, such
as Argovia, Geneva, Vaud, Bale, &c. to recommend
to them the greatest attention to anything relative to
the Press, to secret Meetings, and to the superin-
tendance of foreigners who have come to seek an asy-
lum in Switzerland. The strangers, especially the
Italian refugees, seem 'apecially to have excited the
attention of Austria, and of another Power of the
North. The several Cantonal authorities have thought
fit on this occasion to place these foreigners under a
stricter superintendance than they have hitherto been,
but they have formally declared that the existing
laws relaiiie to individual liberty shall betespected,
and that consequently no arrest shall take .pleee, un-
less in consequence of the bad cpnduct of individuals
who should expose themselves to the severity 'from
the local authorities. .
By letters received in Glasgow from Lima, to the
sth of February, it appears that the division of the
Patriot army, under General ALVARADO, repulsed
the division of the Royalist witty, under General
VALDES, on the 19th January, after a smart action;
but the latter having been reinforced by the troops
df General CANTURAC, re-attacked and defeated the
Patriots on the 21st, at Moquehua. The advanced
guard of the Patriot army, under Colonel MILLER,
Clad not been engaged ; but fears were entertained
that it would beintercepted by the troops under.Ge-
'weal CANTURAC. The Patriot General represents
ills retreat to have been effected with regularity, while
reports circulated and believed at Lima fepresent
that it had been precipitate—that '6OO. men had been
made prisoners, and-that the fugitiveo who escaped
had embarked onboard their transport, without their
arms. Report .adds that the prisoners had imme-
diately joined the loyalists, and that 1,500 men
whom they bad taken at lead, in the _moat of April
Feuding, had fought in the Royalist ranks in the
actions of the 19th and 21st. BoLtva a's.Colombi an
stoops had been sent beck to Guayaquil for refusing
e-.. 0 march on the auxiliary lancLespedition.