Star.
London, England, 1815-07-11 00:00:00

IVIIVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, JULY 9.
Arrived the Arabella packet, with mails from Co-
nlon* and Lisbon. Sailed his telljesty's ship OLAN•
QUtIT on a crttize ; and Majesty's ship Mt.:Leo-
msta for the Diwps.—Wind North.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY In.
Arrived his Majesty's ship WAA, from ti. West
Indies, and the INeIytsTANT ttigaie lmm Rio Janeiro.
Sailed the SURLI cutter on a emir:. Came into liar.
bz.sur his Majsty'ssltip RirtsuAv, and the Navy
port. Went oat of h;:rhour his Majesty's ship W. '

DEAL, JULY 10.
Arrived his Ttlajcsty's ship MAGNIFICIENT, With the
remainder of the fleet from the \Vest bulks. Came
down tram the. River the Hetty, for Nelfoundland,
anJ tivrr'endi.4.4. for Derparara.—Wind S.E.
DOVER. JULY 70.
Arrived last night the Elisabeth, Captain Minot&
rose from Calais, with Mr. VICK. the Messenger,
from St. Denis, where he left Lows XVIII.; his
Majesty was to enter Paris yesterday. The tri-co.
loured flag was still flying at Calais when the ERE I.
bath lett it, and the Master was not Suff-Ted .to held
any communication with the inhabitants. Mr. CaortErt,
Mr. FITZGEZALD, and Mr. PEEL, who went tiom here
yesterday morning, in the CHANCE schooner, did not
go to Calais, in consequence of the tri.coloured Aig
being still flying there, but went on for Dunkirk.
The Princess Charlotte extra packet, Captain HAL..
LANDS, sailed early this morning for Ostend with pas-
sengers. No arrivals from Calais this day.
Six P. M.—A vessel is coming from Calais, but
will not be here until eight or nine o'clock.

RAMSGATE, JULY 10.
Sailed for Ostend this day the Flying Fish Packet,
with a great number of passengers for that destin i-
dols. Passed by several transports, with troops on
board, supposed to be also bound for Ostend.

Orders were received on Saturday at Portsmouth
not to molest any description of ships or vessels kilt
may be fallen in faith coming out of the opp. 4.
ports of France, bearing the white flag.
Accounts from Cork mention that aU the ships cf
war in the harbour sailed o ► Mond ty se'nnight, in
consequence of an express which the Admiral had
received from Dublin. It is generally supposed t►at
they have been ordered out for the purpose of inter.
cepting BON/WARTY A Messenger arrived at Cork,
on Monday se'nnight, from Dublin, and immediately
.proceeded to Pantry, where the YORE, 74.. lies, with
larders for her to put to sea for the same object.
The Coruaul, mail of yesterday brought us
from Cadiz and Malaga, and from the latter, eirotigti
another channel, we have also intelligence to t',e la re
of the 21st of last month. The mist important fact
communicated from Spain is, that the American squl.
dron, consisting of three frigates, one brig, am! one
sloop, had sailed by the bty of Cadiz, to commence
the war the Republic had declared against the Alge-
eines, in order to put down the system of licensed
mischiehiud plunder, which had been so long put.
seed by these lawless Africans. The last v.e tr
of any part of the fleet which had sailed from
tll-
- was the appearance of a trigate, under the 11.1 g,
off the Tagus, and of another cruizing withht the
waters of the Adriatic.
We have received Trinidad Gazette; to the rid of
April, and Jamaica Papers to the conc.usion of M ,y,
with private letters, and among these one from Car.
thagena, dated the 27th of April. The subject of
principal interest in these Journals is the operations
of the army constituting the expedition from Cadiz,
under General Monit.w. Margaritta still held oar
against the Spaniards, notwithstanding the strong
persuasion that it would immediately surrender on
their presenting themselves before it. An embargo
had been .laid on all vessels in Porto Cabello.
formation had been received at Curacoa on the IStn
of May, that in consequeineof the arrival of a tri-
gate from France. the tri-coloured flag had be►eu
hoisted at Guadaloupe.
BREAD.—No alteration in the price this week.

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