Star.
London, England, 1819-06-05 00:00:00

NAVAL INYLI.I.IGL.VCI:.

Count DE CAZI: (from his seat).—" It is to men-
tion a fact

Fa: orient, JeNr. 4.—Wind S. W.— Ariirt-t.: 11... Lot,: '
mouth packet, with mails from the L.i.ward
from Tortola, ‘..lsth April. The Stmniner pack..
ApriL
Poarsstorrn, dear. 4.—Wir.+l
14EATI1ORN. from London to Doinhay, and Jelitur. , 0,1._ • •
Batavia, passed down Chaimel. Pas.. ..1 ul CleaLnel, the S;
I'atriot, Duests, from Cadiz.
Mat., duns 4.—Sailed yesterday morning, the A. 11.4.:.,
num, for Madras, with the t. at of the out wati!-1,,...rf!,
the Francis, South-S:arnan, which tern:liql.
and remain for order% the Mary, Sisv., from 2.l4.x:r'' •
Eliza, Lartrtima, fr,.m Tent tiff,. Came down (run the
and sailed, the ilArnioni, Woow.ct.t., for b.-to..tata ;
BAILULII, for Gibraltar; .('onto', CAN:!•;., for C.!0.t.,
Castk ; and Prince of S tire ('olv:te, Smi fot
Cowls, .Im4: 4.—. Arrived the (a) Cadmus, CUUA'.I, f eta
Manilla, for orders, out 121 days—left h.adine 1..
Wxt.a.aasx, which expected to sail the ni xt day;
Xaw Mimi, MAY I.—The brie Diana, lAN:, triTe'!“.-ne.
put into Gh.micester in dist:, bs, 47. days from
land) in Irillast, bromd to St. Amlre-w's ; chip A -: s,
from Liverpool at Ilaltimore, in 40 clays; shii. El: • c •
from Liverpool at &iv:still:di, in 44 days.

Boston Papers arrived this morning, to tl-.e
of May :

FROM TM-COLUMBIAN' EFVTINEL OF

TRINIDAD. M.%RCII a.

Paez has announced, in dispatches dated t.:te
15th of February, the retreat of the Spanish army
over the Aranca, after in vain anempting :o bring
the Patriots to action. He adds. that from the time
of Morillo's crossing and recrossing the Aranca, he
lust 1400 men and one field-piece, cut off in tl:e
plains by his cavalry, which amounts to 2.500. T"-o
thousand infantry and artillery are proceeding firm
Orinoco, to join Paez. On the '27th of Februar,.
General Bolivar set out from Angostura to rc:oin the
army. General Hursley and the Engli.h tros
daily expected ; they will probably co operate i‘:th
the expedition from Santa Margaritta, and fertri a
junction with General Mannes, in Barce!ona:'

" MARC ARITT 1, 1.A12C11. 18.

" An Expedition of 6,000 men is fitting here, cre
half English, to be commanded by Gen. Ondinette.
" MACGREGOR'S EXPEDITION.—thici.,I advices
have reached Santa Murtha, that General Macgre-
gor, with six sail, and from twelve to fifteen hun-
dred troops, have landed at Porto Belle."

" CURACOA, APRIL is.

" Information has this moment artivcd, that Ad-
miral Brion, with fifteen sail, has blockaded Laguira ;
and that at Porto Bello there is an embargo."

WILMISGTON, APRIL 20.

" The President left this place on Saturday, at
twelve o'clock, in the steam-boat, for Fort Johnson,
accompanied by a number of Gentlemen, where he
arrived in the evening : the nest day he embarked on
board the revenue cutter, and proceeded as far as
Baldhead Island : on his return he landed at Oak
Island, taking a complete view of the channel and
prominent points of land, on which it may be neces-
sary to erect fortifications for the defence of this port.

" QUEBEC, APRIL t.'o.
" On Tuesday a Message was sent to the House of
Assembly, by his Grace the Governor-in-Chief, ir.-
tbrming that Body that his Royal Highness has been
pleased to order grants of land to the Militia embo-
died during the late war, and requesting an appro-
bation of I.:3,000 to carry his Royal Highness's eiders
into effect. The money was voted in a Committee
of the whole house, and a Bill is, we understand,
preparing accordingly.
" 'I he discussion of the Civil List commenced last
evening, and will be resumed on Saturday."
FROM THE NEW YORK GAZETTE 01 APRIL 29• _

" By the schooner Retrieve, Twycross, arri►ed
from Santa Martha in thirty days, we learn that of-
ficial information had been received at Santa Martha.
That General Macgregor, with six sail, and ken
twelve to fifteen hundred troops, had landed near
Porto Cabello, and were daily expected at Santa
Martha. The town was under arms ; all the Indians
and troops in the vicinity, were ordered to that place
to defend It, should General Macgregor make an at-
tack upon it. On the Bth of April the Retrieve
spoke a transport ship (No. oaf lleneaga, from
Jamaica to Sierra Leone, with black troops on hoard."

The Baltimore Pat riut states, that the l' sited States
sloop of war Ontario, Captain B iJic, arriv:d at
Annapolis on the evening of the 115th of Aprd, after
a on cruize on the South American station, last

morning.
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to take in the .omnium in the usual way, he did not The MiNisTEE of the INTERIOR rose, and request- behind the English, that in order to prevent the trade and troops in the vicinity, wcre ordered to Mar pia
`.; think it advisable to have recourse to either of the ed to be beard. from being ruined, Government is forced absolutely to to defend It, should General Macgregor make an
tack upon it. On the Bth of April the Retrie
High Loans; and he trusted, that taking 12 millions M. DE CunuvEttN ran tate Tribune.—” One prohibit entirely the use of the latter; but when Eng-
spcke a transport ship (No. 16) ol' lleneaga, fro
! from the Sinking Fund would not be inconvenient., moment : Will you permit the Minister to speak?— fish hands, directed by English heads, are occupied Jamaica to Sierra Leone, with hhck troops On boars
He could not anticipate how "the machinery of the
The discussion is closed." on it in France, there can be no prohibition, and con- The Baltimore Patriot states, tli:ir the l- sited :k at
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.., " Sinking Fund would operate, thus reduced in the Count DE On (from his seat).—" It is to men- sequently the parties must make a rapid tbrtune. But sloop of war Ontario, Captain Biddle, arriwzd
s,O tion a fact it is net only manufacturers and citizens who will emi- Annapolis on the evening of the '2.sth of April, aft
$ .' first instance, to between three and four million
a long cruize on the South American station, is
but it was obviously preferable to a large Loan under The PRESIDENT.—" The Minister of the King has grate, there is a class of consumers who will also fix from Rio Janeiro.
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the :letermination of the Bank. The CHANCELLOR the right to be heard." themselves in France—it is the class of persons living A Leeward Island Mail arrived this morning.
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of the EXCHIIQUFA added, that it was under the sane- Several Members frOm the right and left. —" The on small fortunes of from £lOO to £l,OOO per annum, Extract of a private letter from St. 'lll4-naA
discussion is closed." out of business—who have their money in the Funds
t;on of the clause, in the Act nieved by Mr. Fox, thatdated April '23 :—" No news final Brion; it is r
l' the Sinking Fund might thus be applied to the Loan .
ii Member ikom the centre.—" The Minister or in land. Here they can live in a superior manner, ported that 600 men had arrived at Mor.goritta,,ei
der the cornmand of Colonel E: gins:). ri•icei ( cr.
I. orthe year—and there would soon be'a real effective ought always to be heard, even after the discussion at half the expense; and by selling in England and
missioners are arrived by the packet, from the 1'
•Sinking Fund, of between four and five millions, an : i A
-.- .s closed." M. IleNotsr.—•" buying in France their income is doubled, or indeed
. triots, to our Government."
It ight."
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plicable to the liquidation of the Debt. The PRESIDENT.--4, Article 54 of the Charter is pa:in/pled—because living being at half the expense A letter dated .50) Mac, from a Gentleman at Me
in France, it is as if they had four times their income. *Dina, who is with I LINN' ea W-A itilincros, Esq. t:
Mr. ROTHSCIIILD begged to know, whether Ex-
and may be beard whenever
thus conceived : ' The Minis‘ers have a right of en.
It is to be appreheaded that immense numbers of this British Cohsql at Tripoli, says--,. We shall not tens
chequer Bills would remain at their present rate of tering either Chamber, class will emigrate, if it can be called emigration, at aria, in ',tor way to T: ipoli, iii consequence I
' interest, or whether the rate would be increased ? they demand it: .. when you can visit or hear from your friends in as
said, they must reserve to
The Earl of Livelleoot. M. CitAuvat flC—" the Plague having again broke oat there:*
bun-. le the discussiOn, but.not , short a time as a person in Edinburgh can from his About one o',lock, yesterday riu•rrinc,. tl'tee 'le
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themselves-the discretion of issuing them at an in-r.
sons attacked the Collector of the :fol. a ;Si. ..I
surely in the mils. of votirg...--:Great agitation.) friends in London.
The more, therefore, we consider the abolition ef
creased rate, if it should become necessary, .s ...mister of. the King de-`the • " tin'sil .1. ern pi ke Gate, pear ted‘ury• and hay:'
• The PRESIDENI.—" the Law the more we are struck with the bialiant blindfolded him, and. ticd i ts bans', .iiLl Icet, tla.
Mr. RICAnoo desired to know, as the Loan was
mands to be heard ;it is the President's duty•to give • •, •r r.
„goncepPoo, or tr-e Count De CAEEs, to whom it is plundered the house i•! ei.,•:.:c,..i C.!nteibuty guinc•
to be ~o small, whether it was intended, that the him a healing." attributed. It is a treasure which will enrich•france rat"
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two onc•pounA nott:•; a.... a Boid Nyco..',
' u lti I•a• c 'lor'v.ofeolporate Comoav•c•• !•••••w- 1 o,A it M. D. ca,itivet,:N.—,' If, however, the Minister immensely, a:l.-1 ;.: tl,e slrne t:me beer;lly acivatt• ,-; old ch,.:,. alai
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