Star.
London, England, 1821-01-11 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMORTH, JAHVAIRT a.— Wind SE—Arrived the Stammer l
packet, with a Mail fiom Lisbon, in seven days; Augustus,
TALIRRT, from Trapani; and Samuel and Ann, Hewn from
Lisbon. Sailed the Walsingham packtt, with a Mail for Ja-
maica. The Stanmet packet, on her outward voyage, sixteen
days ago, spoke, within Cape Finisterre, the Duke of Kent
packet (1), out four days from Lisbon, which vessel, not having I
arrived, is supposed to be driven by the Easterly winds to the
Northward and Westward. The Masters of vessels state, that
the F.asterly winds have nut blown far to site Southward.
PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 10.—Wind S.—Sailed the Hannah,
Warns ; the Hebe ; Guadiana, ANDILIVION ; Symmetry, Aam-
'Taos° ; and Matilda and Susan, Hoorn', four London ; and the
Mary Ann, PRAIODY for Antwerp.
DEAL, Jai. 10.—Wind S W.—Pur back the Minstrel, for
'Gibraltar. Came doyen from the River the Jane, Al'CLuatt;l
and Hopewell, SMITII, for Jamaica; Britannia, Dsvinson, for'
Tobago ; Fortitude, Comte, for Barbadoes ; Mary, MiKax,ratr,
and Jane, Humneson, for St. Vincent's; Melantho, Nearer,
for St. Thomas's; Mary Ann, Coors', for St. Michael's; Ma-
riner, Sam, for Havannah ; Mentor, Cr.a prison, for Honduras ;
Mayflower, Grass, for Charente; Queen, GRAHAM. for Trieste;
and Mary, atvinson. for Malta. Arrived and remains the Lon.
don packet, Asrmx, from Cam. A vessel was observed to be
sunk on the Goodwin Sand this morning, with her sails set; the
boatmen report her to be either American or French built. The
hull is under water.
HARWICH, JAXUART 10.—Arrived the I.eicester packet, with
a Mail from Holland. Sailed the Freeling and Beaufoy packets
for Holland, Lord Duncan and Lord Nelson packets for Cux-
haven, and Thetis packet for Gottenburgh, each with a Mail.
CUSTOM-HOURS, JAN. 10.—Ships Entered Inwards :—None.
Cleared Outwards:—The Jupiter, far Buenos Aym; Esther,
for Cork; Titus, for Alexandria; Harriet, for Genoa; and
Specubtion, for St. Michael's.

Yesterday, a Court of Directors was held at the
East India Mouse, when the ship Rose, Captain
111,TaGoART ; and Princess Charlotte of Wales, Cap-
tain BIDEN, was altered from China to Bengal direct.
LLOYD'S Books yesterday presented the novel spec-
tacle of not a single arrival in any of the outposts,
though no less than six ve,sels were reported as
having put into Scilly. The number of merchant-
men beating off the coast, and hitherto prevented
from entering the Channel through adverse winds,
must be considerable; no less than three packets
from Lisbon must be out.

The following communications from the Hon. KsP-
rsL
CRAYRN, her MAJESTY'S Vice-Chamberlain,were
last night made to the LORD MAYOR :

" Brandenburgh House, Wednesday Morning, Jan. 10.
"My Loan—l am commanded by the Qwers to communi-
cate to your Lordship, that her Msszsry has this moment re-
ceived a notification, dated January the Bth, from Baron Vow
Ozwxnauswx, Charterlain and Vice Master of the Hone to
she late Duke AIGUSTIIS of BLUNSWICIC, her Many-es Brother,
announcing the melancholy intelligence of his Serene Highness's
decease, on the 18th of December last : in consequence of an
event so distressing to her feelings, her Maarery has commanded
me to state to your Lordship, that she must decline being pre-
sent at the Concert which is to take place at the Mansion-house
on Wednesday, the 17th ; and that the same considerations will
preclude the possibility of her Mammy receiving the Address
from the Livery of the City of London, on Monday, the 15th.
" I have the honour to be, my Lord,
" Your Lordship's very obedient, humble servant,
" It. KEPPEL CRAVEN, Vice-Chamberlain.

" To the Right Hon. the Loan Maros."
" I have received her MAJESTV'S commands to state, that, in
consequence of the melancholy death of her Brother, Duke An-
aimus, of Bit/MAIVICE. her ftlamery will not receive the Ad-
dresses appointed for presentation on Monday next, and that
another day will be fixed, of which due notice will be given.
," R. KEPPEL CRAVEN, Vice-Chamberlain.
Brandenburgh House, Jan. 10, 1821."

A Requisition, most numerously and respectably
signed, having been presented to the 'Overseers of
the United Parishes of St. George the Martyr, and
St. Andrew, Holborn, requesting them to convene a
Meeting of the Inhabitants, for the purpose of con-
sidering the propriety of presenting a Loyal and
Dutiful Address to the Queen, congratulating her
Majesty on the failure of the Bill of Pains and Penal-
ties ; the Overseers consented that a Meeting should
take place yesterday forenoon, at eleven o'clock, in
the Workhouse. On the preceding evening, how-
ever, the Ministerial party, including Mr. REYNOLD'S
(one of the Commissioners of the Insolvent Debtors'
Court, a Commissioner of Bankrupts, and also a prac-
tising Barrister, particularly in Crown cases), Mr.
WALTON (who holds a situation connected with the
collection of the taxes), and several Magistrates, mus-
tered in great strength at the Board-room. Here it
was contended that the Overseers had not a right
to summon the Meeting—a point which was con-
ceded by one of them, without hearing any argu-
ments on the other side. It was then proffered by
the Ministerialists that a Meeting should be held to
Address the King, hot at which no mention should
be made of her Majesty—a proposition which was
flatly declined by the Independents, and thus the
matter ended for the night. Yesterday, however, at
a quarter before eleven, the Loyalists contrived to fill
the Workhouse with their own crew, and constituted
themselves a Meeting, for the novel purpose of im-
mediate adjournment, instead of discussing the ob-
ject of the Meeting. Having committed this amusing
solecism, they instantly dispersed, and ordered the
gates. to be shut, and the real Requisitionists to be
told that the Meeting was over. These latter, how-
ever, were not to be put off; they got possession of
the Workhouse. and after some severe and just ani-
madversions on the absurd and outrageous conduct
of their antagonists, passed some appropriate Reso-
lutions, preparatory to a future Meeting on the ori-
ginal objects of their Requisition.—Tiroes.
In consequence of a Requisition addressed to Sir
RICHARD CA RR GLYN, Bart. Alderman of the Ward
of Bishopsgate, he has appointed a Meeting to be
field at the London Workhouse, Bishopsgate-street,
on an early day, to take into cunSideration the pro.,
priety of Petitioning both Houses of Parliament, to
resist any attempt to institute further proceedings
against her Majesty the Queen, and to take such
measures, as in their wisdom shall seem meet, for
procuring the insertion of her Majesty's name in the
Liturgy. and putting her Majesty into immediate
and full possession of all those rights and dignities
which belong to her Majesty as Queen Consort of
tills realm. •

COVIENT-GA 'MEW THEATRE—The new Tragedy
of Mit-mach was repeated last night, and went o f
with•still greater eclat than on the first night.