Star.
London, England, 1828-07-15 00:00:00

NAVAL IN i LLLIGENCE.

MAILS ARRIVED This DAT.—Dublin I—Waterford I—France 1.
MAL, JULY 14.—Wind W.—Arrived the Blenheim, from the
West Indies; Ringdove, G za, from Oporto---ssikd the sth
Instant—and brought four Portuguese passengers, who have landed
here. They bring the Correio do Porto Extraordinary of the 4th InK.
containing an account of the entry of Don liliourt.'s troops into
Oporto on the preceding day, and a Proclamation of the General
of Division Jose D'Azzagno Purrs, in the name of his Majesty
Don Minuet. I. They report that the English bad embarked.
Doves, Jut.r 14.—Arrived the Waterhorste, from Havannahe
FALVIOOTS, JOLT 15.—Wind N.W.—Arrived off port the Cor.
nelius CRIIICHros, from Smyrna. Arrived the Susan, Howslar, •
for andon. from Bengal.
lavaaroot.. JULY l3.—Arrived the Charles Joseph, Buaop,
from Charleston; Lark. BYAM, from Newfoundland; Henry
Mitchell, Lisca, from Rip; Carl, Atalanta's, Orion, Jutseact,
Ann Catharine, —, and Bell, Houma, from Finland.
Gages's:lca, JULY 11.—Arrived the Mary Stubbs, CALLAN/RN
from Barbadoes; Ceres, Tarr, and Three Sisters, Rimini, from
Miramichi ; SMITH, from St. John's, New Brunswick;.
and Joshua, Paowsa, from Skala.

JULY 12.—Arrived the Pomona, Massa, from Jamaica;
oil, Cullum?, from Bay Chaleur ; Two Sisters, Maximums, from
Pictou.

CORK, JULY 12.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Grecian, Amor,.
from Bombay ; and Heroine, HALL, from Quebec.
The William Lushington, from St. Kitts, is sapposed to be
arrived in the Downs.

The llansley. of Sunderland. Banunizoos, foundered on Sunday
uff Cromer.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Palmyra, Lama, from Bella. has arrived off the Wight.
The Aretbusa, JOIIIIION, from Singapore, has arrived to the
Downs.

The Royal George, from London, arrived at Mauritius on the
10th March.
Asarracs rsr Bossmy.—The Hebe, Heaviside, from Bengal,
Feb. 5; the Golconda, Clark, from aim, Feb. 7; the Mount
Stuart Riphinstone, from London. Feb. 8; the Deux Cbarlin,
Lepredon, from the Mauritius, Feb. 9; the Voltigeur, Auger.
from Bourbon, Feb. 10; the Lady Faversham, Adler, from
London. February 12
&mums yams BOM SAT.—The. Thetis, Lieatenant Moresberg,
for a survey of Lavadive Islands, on the Bth Feb.
• The Ganges, Boultbee, sailed from Bengal Feb. 27, fee Visigs-
patana, Malabar Coast, Madras, and London.
Gem

A , _adman who lett Opo:to on the sth, and who
had the best opponunities of knowing the progress of events, states,
that on the 2.1 in the morning a Council of War was held, to which
an the Commanders of Corps or Regiments were summoned...—
At this Council it is said to have been decided, that the Ge-
neral (Satuanua) should hazard a battle to cover Oporto, and
that in case of defeat the army should retreat towards P..
nafiel,— disperse the corps of GASPAR Tirmenta—advance to
meet a reinforcement of Constitutional troops from Almeida, and
try the effect of a movement on Lisbon. The result of this .
deliberation was immediately communicated to the Provisional
Junta, with an expression of undiminished hope in the success
of the cause. It had previously been resolved that this Junta,
in case of a defeat, should be reduced to three (military men we bit,
neve), of which SALDANNA was to be President. Scarcely . haat -
the Junta perused and deliberated on this dispatch, when they
received another from the General, stating that the troops were
dispirited, and that representations bad been made to him by
their Colonels that they would not fight. In such &cum- •
stances, General SALDANKA concluded that he ought not to ha-
card a battle, and he therefore added that he gave up the coon- ..
wand of the army. No further idea of resistance could now be
entertained. The Junta, therefore, saw themselves under the
necessity of providing for their own safety by repairing to the ships
in the river in order to secure their escape. The Marquis of PatA
=tut and Count 'VILLA .toes had gone on board the Belfast
steam boat, where they "Me followed by SALDANOA. General
&roans, and the rest oribeir companions in their outward.
.bound voyage. 7:1 troops of the dissolved Junta, which had
mitered the city on ,fll* Std, either dispersed or took •do road to
Gelman's with no (Aker of higher rank than a Captain, accom.
panted Ilya bodyedltbe volaiteers, • who considered themselves as
-deeply comproati .frons the seal Which they showed to suppers
of the Charter sod the eau of Don Poeso.-..Tisoes.