Star.
London, England, 1821-04-25 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

FALUOVIII, ATILIL 22.—Arrived off this Port the Hope, CARS;
from St. Luck for London • and Nympben Vauam.r, from
Copenhagen p the latter has ;ailed again for Calcutta. Arrived
the Barbara, Sam, from Tel for London.
Piywourx, Aran. 22.—Wind E.—Arrived the Riga, Foam,
from Havannah for
London, in 41 days • Wilhelmina Catba-
rina, Da Joxos, from Amsterdam; and the Tom Cod, from
Lisbon for London. Sailed the Lord Mulgrave, MIDDLITON,
for Quebec ; Edward, Garman, for Jamaica; and Prince of
Wales, HATMAWAT, for the South Seas. Arrived off this port
the Ganges, Cerruti, from Calcutta for London, out five
months—sailed from Bengal the 24th November, from the Cape
14th February, and St. Helena Ist March. Spoke, on the 22d
March, in lat. 7. 16. long. 26. 30. the Rockingham, from Cal-
cutta to London; and the Pactoius, from Amsterdam for Bata-
via, five weeks ago, near the Line.
Mary,
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PORTIPSOUTVI, APRIL 24.—Wind S.E.--Arrived the
FiRGUSOM, from Malta - and his Majesty's ship Gasman, from
a cruise. Sailed the Zephyr, Cox, fee Honduras.
Deal, Aran 24.—Wind 5.5.11.-.-Came down from the River
on the 22d inst. the Vittoria, Fammasizi, for Jamaica, instead
of the Arethusa. Came down to-day, the Crown, Haystack;
British Tar, Pautia ; and Garthland, Kinour, for Miramichi;
the Lord Middleton, Kraa, for Quebec; Fame, Tacker, for
Lisbon ; and Earl Moira, Amason, for Miramichi. Arrived and
sailed for the River, the Pocklingtooi Bassos, from Jamaica ;
and Wilding, Boris, from Sierra Leone. Arrived and remain,
the British Tar, DUZII3I/11T, from Hamburgh for Miramichi;
and Margaret, firm, from Newcastle for Leghorn. The Pock-
lington reached the Land's End in thirty-ale days, and expe-
rienced contrary wind and bad weather for the last eight days in,
the Channel.

Corrod:Hooss, Arau 24.—Ships Entered Inwards :—The
Britannia, from Rotterdam; Alert, from Lisbon; Earl Bathurst,
from Rotterdam ; Prince of Orange, from ditto ; Neptune, from
ditto ; Telemachus, from ditto; Two &others, from Ham-
burgh ; Copernicus, from Memel ; Gambier, from Cadiz; Ant,
from Hamburgh; Venus, from Gottenburgh ; Iris, from ditto;
Britannia, from ditto; Lord Gambier, from Antwerp ; Eclipse,
from St. Michael's ; Fame, from Hamburgb ; Geed Hoop, from
Amsterdam; Hercule, from Rotten; Zealous, from Hamburgh;
Ann, from ditto ; Furst Blucher, from Rostock ; Amelie, from
Oporto; and Mary, from Lisbon.—Entered Outwards: The
Caroline, for Rouen; Perseverance, for Carthsgena; Lord Wel-
lington, for Eldneur ; Thomson, for St. Potersburgh ; Naviga-
tion, for Trieste; Robert, for Dantsic ; Saxony, for Hambargh ;
Wilson, for -Antwerp ; Norval, for Fayal ; and Fortitude, for
St. Kitt s.—Cleared Outwards : The Trident, for Rio Janeiro ;
Lyra, for Naples ; Concord, for Newfoundland ; Duke of York,
for Rotterdam ; Duke of Kent, for ditto; Vrow Henricka, for
Amsterdam; Mary, for Quebec; Palladium, for St. Vincent's;
Fanny, fait ditto; and Edward, for St. John's.

RUSSIAN COMMERCE.
" UKASE TO THE DIRECTING SENATE.
Desirous of affording further encouragement to the indus-
try of our faithful subjects engaged in the manufacture of cot-
ton and silk goods, and also of encouraging the cultivation of
vineyards in the southern provinces of the empire, and the pre-
paration of various sorts of liquors' from grapes and varicus
sorts of fruits, we have thought proper to augment the interior
or consumption duty on foreign articles of these descriptions.
We add to the above a moderate increase of the consumption
duty on coffee and sugar, and order that the interior or coo-
gumption duty on the said articles be levied at the Custom-
houses, according to the accompanying register duly confirmed
by us. (Signed) " ALEXANDER.
" Laybach, Feb.lo, 1821."
Another document in regard to Poland is as follows :

" IMPERIAL UKASE

" For the encouragement of trade at the fairs of Warsaw, it
was enacted by our .Ukase, dated October 3, 1820, that a deduct
tion of 10 per cent. skpuld be made from the duties paid at the
Custom-house at Wattaw on all foreign articles transported from
the above fairs info the empire of Russia.
Having,.by our Ukase of this day, raised the interior or
consumption duty on several foreign articles specified in the ac-
companying schedule, we order that, Instead of 10 per cent. a
deduction of 20 per cent. shall be made from those articles at the
Castom-house at Warsaw, when transported from the above
fairs into the empire of Russia. (Signed)
" Laybach, Feb. 10, " ALEXANDER."

The Duchess of KENT dined with the Duke and
Duchess of CLARENCE on Monday, and afterwards
accompanied her Royal Relatives in honouring Co-
vent-Garden Theatre with their presence.
Yesterday the Duchess of KENT visited the Duchess
of CLARENCE: their Royal Highnesses took an airing.
On Sunday night, Prince ERNEST HORENLOHE
LANGIENBOURG returned to town from Portsmouth.
his Highness left town last night for Newmarket.
" We understand," says Carrick's Morning Post of
Saturday last, " that Mr. HENRY GRATTAN has com-
menced legal proceedings against Mr. JOHN BURKE
FITZSMONS, the proprietor of the Print called the
Ilibernian Journal, for a libel on bis deceased father,
the Right Hon. HENRY GRATTAN."