Star.
London, England, 1824-06-18 00:00:00

NAI' AL I 'l' ONCE.

The Paragon, from Newcastle to Philadelphia, was fallen in with
on the 21st April, in a leaky condition, having a sail under her
bottom, by the Osbaldeston, arrived at Boston front Newcastle,
and parted company on the 29tb, in ht. 42. long. 57.
The Mariner, Houma; from New South Wales to Batavia and
London, was in the Straits of Sunda the 16th February, all well.
The London, AAIUN, sailed from Jamaica on the 29th April, in
company with the John Shand, Rau, and parted with her fourteen
days after, through the Gulf.
FALMOUTH, Jossl6. Wind K—Arrived the Apollo, from Cette.
Sailed the Duke of York packet, for Halifax. The Harmony,
SCURODIR, after discharging her cargo and taking in ballast, hauled
on the Shipwrights' Beach, for the purpose of examining her bot- '
tom, when she heeled off and broke in her starboard bilge and her
larboard one out. She now lies full of water, and fears are enter-
tained that she will he irreparable.
Pr.valuirru, Just 16.—Wind S.—Art ived the Bellona,Wicusax,
front Wasa ; Camilla, Pacowsx, from Oporto; and Louisa, Pater:,
from Carnarvon.
Postmann Joxsl7.—Wind N.N.E.—Arrived the Lord Be-
resford packets Jersey. Sailed the Hope,Wit.sos, for London.
Dam, Jones 17. —Wind N. N.R. Arrived and sailed for the
River, the blarriatty, BATHURST, front Nantes.

NEW SOUTH WALES SHIPPING.

The Earl St. Vincent, Reeves, front New South Wales, bas ar.
rived at Portsmouth. Sailed from Port Jackson 10th September ;
from Batavia 4tk December; from Sincapere 6th February; and
St. Helena Ist May.
The Elizabeth, Higton, from New South Wales, has arrived off
Hastings ; sailed from Sydney 4th February, in company with the
Competitor, Ayscough, for London.
ARRIVALS AT NEW SOUTH WALES.
October 29, 1843.—Samuel, Drysdale, from New Zealand.
November 15.—. Albion, Best, from London.
25.--Jupiter, Park, from ditto.
December 17.—Isabella, Wallis, front Cork.
30.—Medina, Brown, front ditto.
January 1, 1824.—Caroline, Taylor, Blacquarrie Island, with a
full cargo of oil.
January B.—Greenock, Richmond, from Leith.
12.---The Rambler, whaler, Powell, from London and
the Mauritius, with only one fish.
January 11.—The Castle Forbes, Ord, from London.
17.—The Sir Godfrey Webster, Renoldson, from ditto.
26.—The Courier, Mainwaring, front London.
February 3.—The Asia, Lindsay, from London.
SAILINGS FROM NEW SOUTH WALES.
November 19.—The Mary, Steele, for Bengal.
27.—The Mariner, Ilerbert, the Batavia.
December 16.—The Francis, Benson, for Batavia.
22.—The Albion, Beat, for the Mauritius.
January 13, 1824.—The Berwick, Jeffery, for the Cape and
London.
January 18.—The Isabella. Wallis, for Batavia.
20.—His Majesty's Ship Tees, for Hobart Town.
22.—The Medina, Brown, for Bengal.
30.—The Competitor, Ayscough, for Londith.
Posszeorns---Per Elizabeth, from Sydney.—Captain Seminal
Moore, late of the Brampton ; Mr. Robert Brooks, merchant.
Per Berwick, Jeffery, from New South Wales.—Dr. Mercer,
R.N. Mr. T. W. Parr ; Mrs. Mary Sargeant.
ARRIVALS AT VAN DIEMAN'S LAND.
The Courier. Mainwaring, from London, it Hobart Town, the
21st December.
The Fame, Grimes, was to sail from Sydney, for England, the
10th February.
The Jupiter, Park, was to sail from Sydney, for Sincapore and
Siam, the sth February.
The Ocean, Harrison, for London, and the Woodlark, Brown,
for Hobart Town and London, were to sail the Bth February.
The Sir Godfrey Webster, enuldson, was to sail from Sydney.
for Bengal, the 12th February.
The Castle Forbes, Ord, was to sail from Sydney, for the Mau-
ritius and London, the 15th February.
The Allies, Kirton, was to sail from Hobart Town, for London,
the 20th January.
The Deveron, Wilson, from London to New South Wales, was
spoken with 14th May, lat. 41. N. long. 12. \V.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, JUNE 17.
Sines EMI= Iswasos—The George Hibbert, and Topaze,
from Antigua ; Regalia, Sovereign, and Charles Forbes, from Jai.
mica ; Vittoria, and arolus, front Lisbon • Abberton, and Wood-
ford, from Calcutta; Waterloo, from Ostend; Caledonia, from
Grenada; Renewal, from Barbadors ; Mary, from Demerara;
Heart of Oak, from St. Domingo; and Briton, front Smyrna.
Eames= omm...ens—The Aurora, for Waterford; Richard, for
Cork; Maria, for Hamburgh; Amphion, for Stettin; Prince Leo-
pold, for Demerara; and Jonge Johanna, for Antwerp.
Ctiounrci Ourwaaos—The 'l'bane of Fife, for Madeira ; Lyra,
for Genoa; Susan, for Gibraltar; Brixton, for Quebec; "linden,
for Oporto; and Lord Suffield, for Archangel.

Letters have been received.from the city of Mexico,
dated the 24th of March. The enterprize of ITURBIDE
was at that time talked of as an event expected, and the
probabilities of a successful issue were often the subject
of discussion. NICHELENAI who has been appointed
on the mission to England, had not left the capital.
Accounts have been received from Buenos Ayres, via
the United States, that the Indians had made an attack on the
Governor of Santa Fe, and had defeated and nearly destroyed the
whale of his army. They were becoming daily more troublesome
in the neighbourhood of Buenos Ayres, and persons owning estates
thirty to fifty leagues from the city felt extremely apprehensive that
they would be attacked. Some were reported to he destroyed.
General Lama entered Monte Video on the 2d of March, and
hoisted the flag of the Emperor of Basin.. The Portuguese troops
embarked the latter pan of February for Lisbon.
The letters from Rio Janeiro of the 18th April, state
that the Portuguese troops from Montevideo were off that port,
and were espeeted to be dispatched the folloring day for Portugal.
COLOMBIA.—By an offaial return published in the
CWoosbiane Caraccas newspaper of the 17th of March, it appears
that tie total amount of the exports from the port of La Guayra,
*ulnae year 1523, was 1,648,336 dollars; the chief articles of
export being cocoa, coffee, India*, and hides.
Yesterday his Excellency Count LUDOLIN Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the King
of the Two SICILITS to his Britannic Majesty, jointly with -Mr.
N. M. Itonisenitti, and accompanied by Mr. C. Gamut, Notary
Public, deposited in the Bank of England the principal obligation,
signed by his Sicilian blaacrry for a Loan of two millions five
hundred thousand pounds sterling, contracted with Mr. C. M. as
Illarnsontro at Naples, and of which the half-yearly dividends are
payable on the Ist of gust and the Ist of February, at Mr. N. M.
ROTHSCHILD'S office in London, without any deduction.
COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. Last night, R Mr.
Knee made his first appearance on the London boards, in the cha-
racter of Richard the Third. The attempt was rather unfortunate.
Mr. Knot's face is better adapted to Comedy than Tragedy. His
conception of the character appeared to be at variance with that
which the great majority of the audience entertained. There was
but little applause, no disapprobation, but much merriment.
At the High Court of Justiciary in Glasgow, on
Monday, William Devon, or Divan, or Divine, was
tried for the murder of his wife, Mary Jamieson. The
prisoner's two sons, one eight, and the other IS years of
age, were among the witnesses, but the facts were esta-
bl6hed without their evidence, and he was convicted,
And sentenced to be executed at Glasgow on the 21st
of July next.
Mr. ROBERTGOURI.AT remains in custody at the
, !louse of Commons.

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Teesday, the Third Regiment of Dragoon Guards arrived at
Lirggpool from Manchester. They wiU embark ft/ lreland under
the superintendence of Lieutenant Snows!, R.N. The Scotch Greys
will replace them at Manchester.
Saturday, at seven eclocit in the morning, a considerable propor-
tion of the pupils of the Scottish Military Academy matched flout
Waterloo-place, Edinburgh, for exercise on Portobello Santis.
They commenced ball practice at the distance of 70 yards, and in
creased it to 120 yards ; and the result was, that considerably more
than half the number of shots fired took effect, many of them nearly
in the centre of the target. Three prizes were awarded by the Su. '
perintendent to the following young Gentlemen, viz.—The first to
Mr. J. Doucurs, son of WILLUIt DOUGLAS, F.A. Writer to the Sig-
net, Drummond-place ; the second to Mr. lioirr.ftlectot, 79tb iteri-
ment ; and the third to Mr. W. M. Dounziso, Long-Kisco, Cum-
berland. The pupils then went through a number of evolations-
with spirit and accuracy, and afterwards marched back to the Aca-
demy, in the same orderly style in which they had left it.

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