Star.
London, England, 1821-07-05 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Extract of a Letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Lisbon,
dated June 2 :—" Two insurgent privateers, a ship and a lug-
ger, appeared off here this week, and plundered several vessels,
amongst others the following :—Leiramento, which left this on
Sunday for Sr. Michael's and returned on Wednesday; Bonn
Jesus, from Oporto. The corvettes Leadade and Brigandes
sailed this morning on a cruise, and the Perola frigate sails this
evening. It is reported that the privateers saw the D'Alfonso,
Duke de Vittoria, Vases da Gama, and Senora do Luz, bound
to Brazil, when they went out from hence on the 27th ult. but
were afraid to attack them, and that they have good intelligence
of the ships that are preparing here for the Brazils and India.—
The Three Friends, Wea.xze, in working down the River on
Thursday evening, got across a hawser, upset. and sunk in
deep water."
Yesterday the Dispatches were closed at the East India House,
and delivered to the Pursers of the ibliowing ships, viz.—Rose
Captain T. M‘TAGGART ; Princess Charlotte of Wales, Captain
C. BIDEN, for Bengal direct.—The East India Company's own
ship Waterloo, outward bound, arrived at St. Helena the 3d of
May, all well.
An Insurgent ship privateer and a schooner privateer, which
were cruising near Lisbon on the 20th of May, reported that
they were waiting fur the ship St. Jago, which they bad infor-
mation was to sail from Lisbon in a few days.
The San Jose and San Joao Baptista, from Lisbon to Aveiro
and Rio Janeiro, put into San Lucar de Barremeda, with damage.
Pxrmousiedoxv 3.—Wind E.—Arrived the Triton, Benner:,
from London for Buenos Ayres ; and the Dromedary, Seasick,
from Port Jackson and New South Wales—sailed the 14th of
February : spoke, on the 13th May, in lat. 2. 10. N. long. 22.
13. W. the Thames whaler, of and from London; and on •
26th May, in lat. 24. 17. long. 40. 45. the Bristol, from Bengal
and St. Helena.—Arrived off the Port, the Jane, WHITNEY,
from Genoa.
PORTSMOUTH, JOLT 4.—Wind Westerly.—Sailed his Majesty's
sloop DISPATCH, for the Mediterranean; New Recovery, JOUN.
for Weymouth; Daedalus, Humstmun, for Miramichi; and
the Neptune, Mammon, for Sunderland.
Haawten, JULY 4.—Sailed, the Princess Charlotte packet, for
Holland; and Vansittart ditto, fur Cuxhaven, each with a Mail.
Doves, Jura' 4.---The American brig Betsy, VIRGIN, from
Stockholm for Boston, got entangled amongst the sands yester-
day, and parted from her anchor and sable : she has been sup-'
plied with another, and has proceeded this morning.
DEAL, Joss' 4.—Wind N. E.—Arrived and remains, the New
Albion, SADLER, from St. Domingo for Rotterdam.—Came
down from the River and sailed, the Sprightly, Baown ; Eliza,
PowELL ; and Dove, WRIGHT, for New South Shetland ;
Raw-
lins, DREW, for St. Kitt's ; and Hunter, for Sierra Leone.—
Arrived and sailed for the River, the Nelson, BASSET, from the
South Seas. _ • . .

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Aaarvan--At New Orleans, the Two 'Friends, from Genoa;
Favourite, from Madeira; Mississippi, from Bremen ; Commo-
dore Barry, from Antwerp; and Bonne Henriette, from Havre.
At Calais, lleros, Faillant, from London. At Malta, Tino,
Jebb ; and Ilebe, Rixon, from London • Curlew, Spence, from
Newcastle; and Sappho, Powell, from I3ristol. At Marseilles,
Abeona, Blackellar, from Liverpool ; and Flora, —, from
London. At Rio Janeiro, Minerva, Bunn • and the Minstrel,
M'Gregor, from New South Shetland; Swan, Graves, from
Newport; Charlotte,Woolff, from -Ilamburgh ; Henri, 0' Reille,
front Antwerp; Josephine, Damourette, from Nantes; Manlius,
Droccaux, from Havre; .Actif, from Cette ; African, from Dour-
&aux ; Novu I'aquite, front Lisbon ; and Ophir, from Bahia.

Captain GRIFFITH DAVIS, of the Mermaid, and
two other persons, have sworn depositions before the
Mayor of Wexford, contradicting the account of the
sailor Evans having been lately buried alive!
The Literary Gazette, No. 03, to be published on
Saturday, July 7, (on a new and handsome paper) is
the First Number of the Third Quarterly Part for
18'21, the two preceJing parts being also ready for
delivery. Among the contents of this No. will be—
The Third and concluding Part of the Report of the Voyage of
the Uranie round the World. embracing a variety of valuable in-
formatioa—Reviews of Dr. Davy's History of Ceylon ; the snake,
the unordinary leech, the demon-bird of that Island, and an
interesting account of Adams P:ak—Southey's Adventures of
Orsica, and Crimes of Aguirre, a dreadful story of Spanish atro-
cities in South America— Davis's journey round a Bibliomattiac's
Library; with very curious...Ht.:nay particulars in rare book:—
Works on the Coronation—Lady -Alorgan's Italy—Humboldt.*
Travels—F.ngland in 1669, by Cosmo the Third—Criticisms on
productioni of Art, and Novelties in the Drama—Original
Poetry, by popular Contributors—Letter from Paris; disturb.
ances anion the Students : (suppressed in the journals)—Lite-
rary and Scientific Intelligence—Anecdotes and amusing :Ms-
cellanies.—Published by W. A. Scripps, Literary Gazette Dike,
No. 36::, Strand.