Star.
London, England, 1820-05-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

.• The East India Company's shirt Rose and Minerva arrived
off the-Wight on Saturday. They kft Bengal on the 16th of
December, parted company in a gale of wind on the 24th of Ja-
nuary, in lat. 31. 49. S. long. 03. 53. W. Met again on going
into the Cape on the Ist of February; sailed front thence on
th Bth, arrived at St. Helena on the 20th, mid left for England
on the -ith of March. yell in with the Charles Grant atAl
Kellie Castle on the 3d of April, in tat. t 9. .56. N. long GT.
.W. and.continited in company till the Bth; and during the night
of the 11th of April, the Minerva and Rosa parted company in
lat. 45. 51. N. long. 25. 24 \V.
The Almorala and Abberton were expected to leave Bengal
fur the Coast on the 12th of December ; the Marquis of • Wel-
lington, on the 21st; and the Princess Charlotte of Wales, on
the 26th ; the Kingston, on the Ist of February. The Carnatic
was to leave Bengal for England about the 20th of January; the
Ttomas Grenville, about the 20th of February ; and the Prin-
cess Charlotte, in alt February. The Fame was to go to
lkncoolen.

The ships Charles Grant and Kt:Bic Castle also arrived of the
Wight on Saturday. They sailed from China on the 14th De-
cember, arrived at the Cape on the Ist of February, and sailed
again on the 12th; leached St. Helena on the 2.1 d, and left
thence fur lir' iglang on the of February.
The Bridgewater arrived at Canton on the Ist of December.
The Atlas quitted Sincapore on the Ist of November, and
was daily expected in China.
The Marquis of Ely, Streatham, Larkins, and William Pitt,
were not expected to arrive in China before the begiuninvf
January.
The Acrwr, of 41; guns, Capli.in Sir JAIMS AI.E!CANDER Got:-
tax, K.C. B. went out vi Portsmouth harbour to Spithead on the
29th of April.

The CO;IWAY, of 24 gum, is ordered to be commissioned at
Portsmouth, and to be fitted for foreign service.
Lieutenant AUGUSTUS ARALIN, and 31f. 1:034111. WILLIAMS (2),
Surgeon, arc appointed to the Sappho.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL ?O. Arrived the Caroline Marritrwson,
and Emperor Alexander, DAVIDSON, from Maranbsun ; Idris,
Erxxs, and Montrose, FRAZFR. from Demerara; Vrow Gesina,
GASMEN, from Antwerp; and Dane. Ilenriette, Coatiatius,
from Ostend.

POIRTSMOarIi, MAT I.—Wind W.—Arrived his Majesty's
ships LEVIN an‘l Wvr., from the Downs; Regulus transport,
irons ditto for the Cape; Guildford, JOHNSON, from ditto for
New South Wales; and Mary, Ittcumius, from Cele for I'oole.
Sailed the Harriet and John, Barra, for Antwerp.
FAL/MUT/7i Aram 29.—Wind S.W.—o-Artived the Liberality,
Towseir, from 'labia in 89 days, for Ilaniburgh; and
HALL, from Liverpool for Petersburgh..
11WICH, Mar I.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the Lord Nelson
packet from Cuxhaven, and Prince of Orange ditto from Hol-
land.; each with a Mail.
SllZZßaltaai MAT I.—The Asia, Turkish frigate, frormAlea-
andria, has arrived at Stangate Creek. She saluted the garri-
son as she raaartl.
Onat., MAD 1.--.1(10d S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Castle, LINDSAY, and Citarits Grant, Score,
from (-Una. l'assyd the Priin:ess Amelia and General liewict,
;nitwattl-bound East lodianien, uo the s.Bth ult. oil the Raid.
head ; ail well. Also, arrivtol and sailed for the Ili'' r, the
Levant, Wilissioaz, from 11:rbice ; Op ow Cores-
worn', from Pernanibuoo; Fortuae, 1).ow so, front tialipoli
for Yarn.entli ; and the Transport, No. from Corks with
troop% for Cjuithasn. Tilt latter remains.

EXECUTION OP THE CONSPIRATOR'S.

We yesterdo briefly mentioned the circumstance
of Alderman Wool) wishinz to obtain one inform*,
tion from Thistlewood of the conduct: ,f :he spy,:Ed-
words. The follovvin;!: .are further
Previous to Thisilewood's advancing to the block, to
have his irons knocked off, and while the turnkey
was in the act, Mr. Alderman W.(nD 'advanced to
Thistlewood, and said—.

•
" Thistlewood,.lwisli you to give me an ars*cr to two or
three questions."
Mr. Shcritf llonrwax.t..—" Mr. Alderman, I must interfere.
I am sure you have had qai.e experience enqugh of magisterial
duties to !man that, on a solemn occasion of this king, s•.O
ought not to interfere with t pris,:net the point of death.`'
Mr. Aldernian Woon.--" You preve :ted me, Mr. Shells",
from etrering Neve-gate yesterday, to o:vain tin information
am now about to seek. You have no authority to vrevunt trie
from now having it, as the jail is this day order the ourczinten-
denec of Lord Sitlmouth; and I must persist ir. obtaining as-
swers t,k toy questions, if the prisoner chtmentes to give theaa."_

ivlr. Sheriff HOTHWELL." I cannot suffer vo•t-to disturb the
quiet of an unhappy man's mind at this awful momee.t,
Alderman. / intisit, by virtue of my office, interfere, arid pre-
vent you from doing anything which can have a tendency to
distract the mind of a man in ids awful I.vitc it
imleed dead in law::

"Mr. Sl:riff staws.—.-a r trraFt insist on the worthy Aida..
man's being permitted to put any question he r:eas,:s, unit rs the
prisoner objects. I now itutlntrise Altltrman Mind to ph
whatever queStions he wishes."
Mr. Sheriff Ro'rtiWZl.l.." Well, I must again object—l think
it highly improper."
Alderman WCOD:-." I have the questions here wtitten
down, and I'll put them to you, Thistlewoutl.'
" When did you first b:conie acquainted with Edward's?"'
*lliclewood.—" About June last."
Q. " Where did yo be::onte acquainte-d wi.h hlm .
Thistlovood.—" A: Preston's."
tlr. Alderman W !on, who did not Pt pe r to have heard the
final letter, win—" A: rreston, in Lttnc..sttir,z e'•
This:lewood.—" No, at Preston's, the shoemaker."
" Did he ever give you any iinowy
Thistiewoo.l.—" Yes, I had a little from- Tim."

The wor.lly Alde;mair w•rota down with kis penca
the answer., Ir 114 received to his question.
Mr. Sheriff ItoinwELl. appeared extremely angry
at the c.'urse taken by the worthy Alderman, while
hiS colleague, Mr. Sheriff PARKINS, expressed his
warm approbarion

Mr. gtieriff RoritwELL desired his colleague not
to interfere in the matter.

Mr:Sheriff PAI:KIN:4, turning round to the Gen-
tlemen near him, suid--" See, Gentlemen, how my
colle.tgue treats meT'
The following are Copies of three Letters seat by Lip. They
will, we have no doubt, be highly acceptable to our Readers: