Star.
London, England, 1824-06-15 00:00:00

Trli•: /iit,►!Y.

Tne brigaded Companies of tt.e aldferert Battalions of the Guards
were inspecrad, on Saturday last, i t I lyo: by Coionel the
lion. I:. Tow:swum, of the Greua•iier G rants. They were at.-
terwards exercised, according to the improved system, by Cart.i.n
and Adjutant Sill PEON.
A BALI!' of the Grenadier Guards will he inspected on the
l'ith, a Battalion of the Coldstream Gonda on the lath, and a
Battalion of the :.(1 Foot Guatds on the 19th inst. in Hyde Park.

NA I. I.\ TELLIGENCE.

Portuguese Consulate °Mee, 7.3, Great St. Helen's.
June 12, 1824.

Sot—l beg leave to transmit you annexed, a notice, which I
should feel muco obliged by your causing to be mate public at
Lloyd's, for the government of those persons concerned in the trade
with Portugal ankl its dominions.-1 am. respectfully, Sir, your most
obedient servant, F. T. SA M PA YO, Consul-General.
John Bennett, Esq. Lloyd's.
" London, May 21, 1824.
" It having been found that vessels from the ports of Great Bri-
tain have sailed to ports in the dominions of his Most Faithful Ma-
jesty, without having the cockets of their cargoes legalised by the
respective Consuls, contrary to the second articie of the Convention
made in London the 18th December, 1812,
" It is Ids Majesty's pleasure that your Excellency should give
orders to the Officers of the Custom-houses in these kingdoms and
the adjacent islands, that no Vessel coming from ports in the Dal h
dominions be allowed to land their cargoes, unless provided with
cockets legalized in the form stipulated by the said Convention.
(Signed) " Marquez de PAL MEL LA.
" To his Excellency Count da Povoa."
(A true translation.) F. T. SA M PAY°, Consul-General.
Portugese Consulate, London, June 12, 1824.

Yesterday, the dispatches for Bengal and Bencoolen, by the
chartered ship Layton, were closed at the Bast India House, and
deiivered to the Mister of that ship.
The Duke of Manchester, and Cambridge, from Jamaica to Lon-
don, were spoken with on the Ist lilt. in 1at.9.3. long. 84. and the
Richard and Sibella, from ditto to ditto, on the 22d tilt. in lat. 30.
long. 76. _ _

The Eliza, —, from New York• to Antwerp, is off Scilly,
dismasted.

FAt.stOunr, Jess Vs.—Wind S.S.E. to S.W.—Arrived the Cs-
borne packet, front New York—sailed 10th May, and from Hal -
fax the 19th ; Duke of Kent picket, front Lisbon—sailed the 30th
ult. Saikd the Ilenrico, for Copenhagen; Hannah, for Peters•,
burgh; and Gratitude, for Vera Cruz. • •

PLYMOUTH, JUNK 13. Wind S. W. Arrived the Margarets .
Ilrmisssost, from Leghorn in thirty-six days; Madras, FISHER,
front Madras; ten weeks from the Cape. Off the port, the Malta,
MILLER, front Bourdeaux.
POKTSHOUTH, JUNE 14.—Wind S.W. Arrived the Economy,
WiLus, from Gergenti; Maria, INGA WM, from Galipoli; and Bu-
rodino transport, from Cape Coat C.i.t!e.
DEAL, JUNK 14.—Wind S.S.W.—Remain, the Uilion, Heart of
Oak, Rolla, and Essex, outward bound. Sailed the Active, Triton,
Cape packet, and several colliers, to the Westward. A ship, neine
unknown, supposed to be the Hero, front the hit of France, has ar-
rived this morning. A deep-loaded brig, apparently a foreigner, is
now (six r. at.) running towards the Bunt (lead, on the Goodwin,
our boats are gone off to her. Arrived the Ganges, Cumasautcr,
from Bengal.
Con Es, Jots 14.—Arrived the Recovery, --, front Batavia;
Francis, SKABURG, front George Town in thirty-four days; and the
Motion, MAsott, front Richmond in thirty-three days.