Star.
London, England, 1813-06-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOU TH, MAY 10.
Arrived the' NORTH STAR sloop of War, from tl,
Eastward, to give convoy to the West Indies; Man-
chester packet, from Halifax, in 19 days. The Little
Catherine packet arrived at Halifax a few days pre-
vious to the sailing of the Manchester packet.
PLYMOUTH, MAY st.
Arrived the RESOLUTE gun-brig, with a fleet of
transports, from Portsmoutb.—Sailed his Majesty's
ships S&AI.ARK and Foxirouxn, on a cruize.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE I.
Arrived the PARTHIAN, 10 guns, Captain GAR*
HEFTY, from the Eastward. Sailed the Missurroz,
With a fleet for Guernsey ; and the GALATEA, of 86
guns, Captain LOSACK, with several Officers, and
half a million sterling, for Lisbon. Came into bar-
bour, the BOYNE, 98, Captain 13CRLTON, to be re-
paired. The outward-bound convoys got under
weigh this morning with a light air from the South-
ward and Eastward, but are brought up again at St.
Helen's, from whence it is most probable they lo dl
start early in the morning.

DEAL, JUNE 1.
The CORDELIA sloop of war has det tined, and
brought into the Downs last evening, an American
ship—particulars unknown. Came down from the
River, the Lord Cathcart, BELLAMY, for Per•tambuce,
and s%iled with the whole of the outward-ly.und met.- •
chantmen and transports, under convoy of the Courc-
TM OF ELGIN and DWARF cutter, for Portsmouth.
Sailed his Majesty's ship YORK, on a cruise uff Elvsh-
ins. Remain, the rest of his _Majesty's ships and
transports for orders, as before. Arrived the ALERT
hired armed cutter, from P Irtr.mouth.—Wind N.E.

A Mail from Halifax arrive.l this mcmin3, brrmght
to Falmouth by the Manchef;ter packet, in 19 days.
We have received Halifax Papers to the 4th of May.
The various British fl.)tillas on the American coast .
are now busily employed in negociating for a Peace,
with the American Government, in the proper way--
we mean with Bombs and Rockets.

The Gazelle of last night contains a Dispatc:i from
General Sir CHARLES STEWART, dated MI the 15th of
May, from the Head-quarters of the Allied Army.
It details no splendid victories, it is true, but it ezhi•
bits a most striking picture of the high state of disci-
pline of the Allied Army, and ample proofs of the
transcendent military skill which distinguishes its
leaders. Not a gun—not a wheel carriage was left
behind, a*d the enemy was compelled to follow the
retreating army with the utmost caution. The Rus-
sian artillery performed prodigies.

Her MAJESTY, with the Princesses Aueurra and
MARY, returned to the Queen's Pal4ce yesterday,
from dining with the Duke of CAMBRIDGE., to dress
for the PRINCE REGENT'S
The Ball and Supper given last night by his Royal
Highness the PRINCE RECENT was conducted in a
similar manner to that given by his Royal Highness
about three weeks since. The company wete more
numerous, but equally select.
WEYMOUTH ELECTION.—The following Gentle-
men, on Monday morning, appeared an the Hustings
at Weymouth, and offered themselves Candidates for
that Borough and Melcombe Regis. The contest •
between each party is expected to be very severe:—
Lord CIANIIOURN, Mr. IDLE, Mr. Ewan, Mr. Wu..
Lusts, and Mr. STVART.
FATAL Dori..—A duel was fought on Thursday
morning between two Gentlemen, at the rear of the
Custom-house Mews, Dublin, when one of them re-
ceived a ball in his breast, and instantly expired.

At a meeting of the English Catholics, heLl at the
Earl of SKRIWSBURI'II. on Saturday, it was proposid,
and carried by a, great majority, that Dr. Nlit.Nen,
whose politics have been so detrimental to the Catholic
Emancipation, dots no longer possess the confidence
of the Catholics; and as such, his politics and wri-
tings, either for or against, are to be considered of
no authority ; and to convince the world at large,
that Dr. MILKER possesses no political power. in his
person as Bishop, over the minds and perso!:s of the
.English Catholics, they also voted him to be no longer
considered a person fit to belong to their Board.
CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, JUNE it.
We had no fresh arrivals to this morning's market, when
Wheat obtained Monday's prices, but the ordinary sorts were
unsaleable. The demand tor Barley being wall, that article is
heavy sale, and our prices of last market day scarcely maintain-
ed.—Having a large supply of Oats, the sale was very des ll at a
decline of hill Is. per quarter. Beans are also is. per quieter
cheaper. In Peas and other articles there wa no alteration.