Star.
London, England, 1820-05-23 00:00:00

NAVAL INDELLIGEN-CE.

Time Camilla. of Baltimore, from Cadiz to the Havanna', was
taken on the 29th of December, by the RestAution brig n. war,
front Buenos Ayres.
The Staffs. Sterling, of Dublin, bound to Alicant, ran on
shore in Gibraltar Bay, on the 50th ult. and WL!.. :•al of wa.er.
Cargo, stores, &c. saved.
The Shamrock, Nesbit, bound to Belfast, pt back to Liver-
pool, on Friday, leaky, having been on shoi e on the Nlrth
The sloop ltehella9 of Ctirdonston, was damned by Egli:Ling
at South Shield., en Wednesetay.
The Vittoria, Driver, from London to Bengal, wa. all
the Bth of February, in lat. 10. tto. lone. 86. :.;o.•h...viiig tees
spoken with by the Willism Mlles, arrived is the !)stns.
The Emilie, from Cardiff to Patten, ptit into Penzance, on
the Bth inst. with .2 image, and tails
Tuesday, the Elizabeth, a fine new frig, of 140 tQI!S rc:37ster,
ktely built at Annan, sailed from tint port t 3 5:. with
about ninety passengers. :This is the th'rd vest .1 :rota. Anr.res
with emigrants, within the l:st three trontl-s.
We have si!en Lira letters, eared the 15th of .Tsnir.rs-, 6.
ceived in .famr.ica, by the way of Paita. letters
say, that the manner in which Lord Cott P.A.Nr ha.',
the coast of Peru and destroyed the propervi e: pet.ct aide in-
habitants, even of the lu.rmlcss I ildian lishe: &net+, had in rr.p.ett-fy
counteracted the iacreaie of partisans on sh.n,.. iind in a vtty
powerful manner sirengthened the hands of the Vi rev. T: e
alarm spread everywhere in the Pacific was so gr-:;it,
end had barn nearly put to the immense and v.:113•ille tr.ee it
dry goods that had been carrying on for years across the Istimna
of Panama, the country merchants not venturing to go to
maica for supplies. It is curious, that on this side of the Cez-
tinent convoys are granted by our Admirals for the rristecti.n
of British gcods sold and shipped, but nu the oth.r a coLir.:ry
system prevails.
Vet wuvu, Meat 20.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Commerce,
Hocitc.n, frcm London. Sailed the Zephyr, Derv, for Am-
sterdam.

POlvsmotrrlt, MAY ^2.--Arrived the Huddart, STACY, front
London to Quebec; and his Majesty's brig FLY, from the
Downs.—Wird
HA RWICII, v 22.—Wind S. \V.—Arrived the Thetis packer,
with a Mail from Gottenburgh.
GaAvEsEsn, HAY 22.—Arrived the Boyne, Fr:rim:sow, frcta
Bengal.
RAM LATE, MAY 22.—The Juliana, OraLvic, from India, r•as
supplied this morning, off the North Eortlandovith 2116'7,':S
and cables, after being driren !nto the North Sea itt.the
Thursday last; she sailed for the Hirer abe.ut cLven A.M. jt:l
the vessels which were here for Arlt,tr harc

DEAL, MAY 22.—Wind E. N.E.—Au iced sailed for the
River, the Neva, F 4 rtorirAPSON, trout Jamaica; anti Vel:l,f,
Luvrrmitit, from Waterford. Caauf slowa from :lie Rivtr, the
Lady Borringdon„ ',sax°, for Booth's ; Trident, CLA-1.:::a, for
Virginia; Proselyte, HARION; for St. 117unias's ; and :11.•r1.7.,
Lamm-, for New South Wal-s; atd saile.l with the wholc
the outward-bound, except the Taitjoi-e and Lady ilcrrinidon,
wh:ch two ships wait fer their Maier?.
Cessau.:-horse, Entered rne
Belluncle, from Stai.clgate Cre..tit ; from Cravelinc!.;
Martha, front Live? pout ; Dorothea, h,nn Chritti..ua ; Stank„
from Jamaica ; antxus, front Antigua ; Coa4et,
; Lord Liverpool, from Rotterdam ; London, front Seville;
William :Milts, front Calcutta ; from
from Jamaica ; Harp, from St. I plena ; St.
clwers ; SeagAr. tram Jam in ; from rlitt
Ariadne, from l'al,rme.—Entert.e. Outward.: The Il.t:e•;, fer
rLtershurgh ; Amphitrite, for Dr ontheim ; Batton, for Ve.nice;
New Union, for Cal.til ; Attire, for ; for
; and Vriendselr..p, for liruisel..—Cleulad Oat-vards:
The Favourite, for Vant:tic ; llothantr, for ; Nc-.f
Union, fur Cahn.; lortion l ticket, for Antwtrp ; far
Biiboa ; Streatham., for'Archattgel; I lardy,, for Quebec,
Fanny, for the S,Yuthr NVltak nthery.

A CTeneral Meeting of the ferclarts, and others
interested in the Trade cf Liverpool, wa, held o
Thursday last-, at the Exchangt.:•huil.aings in that
town, when a Petition to Parliament was agreed upon,
respecting the present commercial embarrassments
of the country.
Jamaica Papers to the 21st of March have readied
us. The brig Cobb arrived at Kingston from La
Guira, after a passage of six days, and brought in-
telligence that the armies under lloilvntt and Mo-
fttu.o were in sight of each other, but that no dis-
position was evinced by either party to commence a
general engagement. According to accounts from
Carthagena, the inhabitants of that place were in
houtly expectation of an attack from the Patriot,,
and it was fully expected that they %voulef ,}btain pos-
session of the place, there being but few troops to tie-
fend' it, General MoRILLO having concentrated al111;s
forces for the purpose of defending the City of Caraccas.
Messrs. MOENENS and Consts, two Clergymen
of West Flanders, have been arrested, brought to
Brussels, and prosecuted upon the 20th Article of the
Penal Code, which is not yet abolished, and is of the
following tenour:—" The Members:of:Divine Wet-
ship, who shall pronounce in the exercise of their func-
tions, and in a public assembly, a discourse containing
a criticism in censure of the Government, of a law,
of an Imperial decree, or of any other Act of the
Public Authority, shall be punished by imprisonment
for a time not less than three months, nor exceeding
two years." These Gentlemen are to be tried by the
Correctional Tribunal, as it is called in Brussels.—.
They hare been set at liberty, at their request, on
giving security in the sum of 1500 florins each.
At the late Radical skirmish, in Bonnymuir, a Kil-
syth weaver came up and presented his pistol to the
breast of a Yeoman, who, unfortunately for hint,
turned out to be one of his near neighbours, and a
principal creditor; the Yeoman, (by trade a miller`,
highly incensed at the villain's ingratitude, exclaimed
in great wrath—" ll—n yer' soul, Sir, wad ye shot
me, an' awin' me twa lae4 o' meal ?" At the same
time suiting the action to the words, and the words
to the action, he laid him at his feet with one stroke
of his sabre.

Wednesday, James Donald, one of the Radicals
who fled from Strathaven, when solne of their num-
ber were taken up,, and who has since been skulkirg
on the confines of Ayrshire, was apprehended by
Mr. MORRISON, one of the Special Constables for
Avondale, and escorted to Hamilton on Thursday
morning by four of Capt. G n A Ha bes Troop of Yeomen.
Saturday, a labourer, when forming a drain, in a
field near Patrick-street, in Hamilton, found; con-
cealed in the ground, two Radical pike-heads; one
of them about eglat'en inches long, square, and
sharp at the point ; and the other in the form of a
halbert-head, ten inches long.
MORE CAPITALS Sold by J. and J. SIVEWRIGFIT,
this Lottery !—Last Thursday, 18th May, No. 1`2,:31:3.
drawn a Prize of £lO,OOO, 16,265, £2OO, and 17,7:-2,
£2OO, Consols, were Sold in Shares at their forturwv
Offices, 37, Cornhill ; 38, Haymarket; 14.1, Oxford-
street; and 11, Holborn ; where they also Sold, No-
-9,814, a Prize of .C 20,000, and 13,756, £5OO, Consol,,
drawn the First Day, '27th April. Undrawn Ticke..;
and Shares are now on Sale at J. and J. SIVEWRIORTS.
Offices, as above.—The Wheel contains upwards of
60 Capitals, including four of 1230,000. Every Ticket
and Shase bought between 18th May and ht June,
that is drawn a BLANK, or a SMALL PRIZE, or US"
DRAWN, on Ist June, may be exchanged, or the
Purchase Money will be returned, if demanded en ez
before 13th June.

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