Star.
London, England, 1822-06-04 00:00:00

NAVAL IA•rk;LLIGENCE.•

Polueswouns, Juns 3.—Wind S. Es—Arrived the Zephyr
transport from Chatham • David Sett, Hosea:, from the
Downs, for Madras and Bengal. Sailed the Regulus transport,
for Chatham ; sod the liarkwarth, for India.
DEAL, Jots 3.—Wind N. E.—Came down from the River
last night, and sailed, the Blucher, DoeoLts, for Barhadoes.
Atrived, anirsailed fur the Elver, the Windsor, Hamann, from
China. •
Scan o'Ctoew.—Came down, and sailed, the Allaion, Bowen-
WWI, for Alexandria. Remain in the Downs, his Majesty's
ship Severn ; and East India pilot yachlrDiligence.
Cowes, Jona 3.—Wind East.—Arrived the Bridget, Laws,
' frtm Calcutta, in 130 days ; waiting for orders.
Ara, Just ler--The Ilavannah Packet' of Newcastle, put
-into Troom yesterday, having experienced' a very heavy gale
en the 15th ult. iti which she lost her boats, a great quantity of
span, sails, and rigging, and damaged her provisions.
Curless-11cm, Juxkl.—Ships Entered Inwards : Tobago,
from Grenada; Marquis of Hastings, front Madras; Luna, from
St. Thomas's; Vine, from Trinidad; CLiremont, from Jamaica;
San Juan, from Bilboa ; Rochdale, from Oporto; Alexander
from Rostock; Expedition, from Aral ; George, from Cape
Coast Castle ; Cornwallis, from the Cape of Good Hope ; Mar-
gob Wellington and Thomas Grenville, from Calcutta; Stockton,,
from Sierra Leone ; Harriet, from the South Seas ; Wilson, from
Antwerp; 11u s, from Philadelphia. Cleared thAtwards: Fell.,
city and Atlantic, from Hamburgh ; Maria and Isabella, for
Elsinore; Three Sisters and Earl Clascarty, for Rotterdam;
Nitre and Prince of Waterloo, for Ostend ; Mars, for Baltimore;
Van, for ditto ; Neptune, for Gibraltar ; Columbia, for Lisbon;
Eden, for Peteroburgh.

The KING left town yesterday fcr his Cottage on
Windsor Forest. His MAJESTY will return to Carlton
House on Monday next, for the Levee and the
Drawing Room. On Friday the KING will proceed to
Brighton. It it not the intention of the KING to re-
main there longer than the time necessary to shew
the interior of the Pavilion, and give a dinner to the
Prince and Princess of DENMARK.
The Doke of YORK left town yesterday for Oat-
lands, where his Royal Highness intends to remain
durir.g the Ascot Heath Racer. His Royal Highness
will have numerous dinner parties during the time.
A waggon load of ice has been sent from London to
s,htlands, to he used on the occasion.
- We lave it from unquestionable authority, that
of 126 families, at an average of six to a family,
making a population of 756 persons, both at Tonevane
and Curragrague, and along the foot of the moun-
tain westward of Blennerville, there are but two fa-
milies who can afford themselves one scanty meal in
forty-eight hours; such is the state of destitution and
misery to which these poor people are reduced !
Kerry Ettening Post.
Amongst the least ostentatious donations in favour
of the Irish poor, is that of Mrs. PALMER, of West
Moulsey, Surrey, who has directed her agent in Ire-
land to distribute £3,500 amongst the poor cottager
on her estates in the County of Mayo.
Tim LOST JEWEL.—A respectable bookseller, of
Pall-Mall, found the diamond cross, lost by the Coun-
tess of Jzainti. It was picked up afthe top of Lawns-
dowa-passage, in* Berkeley-square. On inspection,
the principal stone was missing ; but, fortunately, a
servant being sent with a broom, the identical gem
was also discovered. The cross is valued at a thou-
sand guineas. The finder received fifty.
THR 0/111RA MERCHANT I—The Hebrew in the
City are quite jealous of a certain Christian specula-
tor in Ball Tickets. They have some idea of moving
their quarters to the West-end of the town, as there
are no such profits to be made in these times of dis-
tress, as that of eight guineas but of ten, in the City !
Since writing the above we haveTeceived a Ger- Extract from a letter dated Lima, November 23,
man Mail, bringing Frankfort Papers to the 29th 1821 :—" La Serna and Valdez have marched to
ult. They contain the article from the Austrian Or,- Cuzco with 4.00 men, leaving Canterac, with the rest
server, relative to the evacuation of Moldavia, to of the Royalist army (about 8000 effective men), in
Xanja. Ramirez has 2000 men in the southern pro-
which we have already alluded. The following are
. vines. Nothing is to be feared so long as we go-
additional extracts • . _ Tern ourselves tolerably well. The Protector is
vrantrA, MAY xi. rforming an army of reserve in Truxillo. Above a
, .
The accounts of the Ihrourable reception of the thousand good soldiers are. already collected in that I,
Boyars at Constantinople, together with the evacua- depot. The main' body of the Liberating Army
is expected to be cantoned between Lima and Ica.
non of the Province, which was so ardently desired, The Peruvian Legion of the Guard, • and perhaps
bad filled with joy the people of Moldavia, who have another corps or two, may form the garrison of the
been exposed to so much misery in consequence of capital. The Peruvian Navy consists of four craft, of
the enterprise of the Hetarists. from 12 to 22 guns, and will sail to the southward.
Lord Cochrane. was lately- at Guayaqun. It is said
According to the accounts from Jassy, orders have
he proceeds to Panama. Everything goes on, and
been given by the Russian Authorities for every I present appeasances justify the indigence ofi the
stranger who cannot give security for himself to quit highest expectations."