Star.
London, England, 1829-07-16 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mann Amoroso Tuts Dar—Dublin I—Waterford I-4mm 1—
Guernsey and Jeneys—Hamburgh I—Flanders I—Jamaica 1.
The Mary, Oyestoo, from Jamaica, is supposed to be arrived ul
Hastings.
Two smacks cause Into Portsmouth harbour yesterday with
goods from the Carobrea Castle. Nearly every thing landed op to
this period is in a very damaged state, sod sot estimated at a vales
of more thaw aye per cent.
Deal. Jinx 15.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived from London the
Itkhoond Hill, Mauer, for &. Andrew's.
PORTIINOUTN, JULY 15.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Elizabeth,
&idiot*, from St. Thomas's. Arrived from Leedom the Upton
Castle, Thacker, for Bombay. Sailed the Lady Nugent, Whoble,
far Calcutta; Caps packet, Dewar, for New South Wales; his
hfs)tuy's ship Pallas, far Calcutta; and Mount Stewart Elpltin-
stew, for Bombay.
PIANISM' JULT 14.—Wind S. W.—Arrived from Portsmouth
the John Craig, Younger, for Ceylon.
PALMOVII4 JIILT.I4.—Wind S. W.—Arrived ski Spey packet,
from Canfisagena—selle!l 24 Jane, from Jamaica 10th, sod from

crooked Wind the Min.
Lifeline', Joie I*.—Arrived the Riiiabeth, Prater. from La
Goers ; Barger, Roberts, from &familia ; Loa, Brown, from
Quebec; Monarch, Hodgson,. and Columbus. Joan, from Mira.
midst ; and Margaret, Gentian, from New Orleans.
Bunn, Juts IL—Arrived the David Dale, from Quebec; and
Louisa, Cerstrit, from Cadiz.
Hournitaa,Juar 14.—Arrived the Henry,TrinireasChariesion.
Graznoca, 13.—Arrived the Janet, Leith, from St. Via
cent's; Crown, Baird, from Charleston ; Cherub, Wee, from
Montreal; Rebecca, Laurie, and Thames, Adams, Imo Quebec ;
Rankin, Mohan, and &. John's, Nicholls, from Sc. John's, N. B.
Helen. Gibbs, from Newfoundland; and Paddy Carey, from
Bay
Amman, Jinx IL—Arrived the Herald, Goldle, from Sa-
vannah; 'Quebec packet, from Quebec; Brilliant, Barclay, from
ditto • and James Licutsden....--. from Jamaica.
Bltltief, Jinx IL—Arrived the Abeam, Roger, Earl of Aber.
deer, Tom Bowline, and Hero, Wilson, from Quebec;
and Reglaho, --, from &. Übe's. •

The Princess Augusta, the Duke and Duchess of Glou-
meter, and Princess Sophia, dined on Friday with the Bishop of
Rochester, at Bromley Palma.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Ditched' of
Clarence, the Duchess of Saxe Weimar, Prince William', Princess '
and Slur party, risked the Royal National Menagerie,
Rift's blesn,yesterday morning.
His 9raccithe Duke of Wellington irrived in Canterbui,
CO livadai eirealog. ,Boat cis o'clock, and', after Changing Mines,
proceeded to Weiner HL Grace Wanda tilling up his mildew;
at the Cud*, we hear. for some time.—Kassish Omsk&
Yesterday the Lord Mayor entertained at dinner, in the
grand Isaisgaerlog mai at the Marinas' House, the Marsilius Oa
the rota at the resent Swims, the Ory Gliders, 'Purim
Thomsen, M.P. tied about 40 of hisLordskies rebuts Meads.
The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury entertained a
distinguished party to dinner yesterday, at her home in Arlington.
street.
Lord yarborough, in his Yacht, the Falcon; last week
made an monk, to Jersey. Mis Great the Duke of Norfolk
and the Esti at liehister have made their appearance at Spithemi,
in their ftshrs yachts. •
.E. P. Bastard, Esq. one of our county members, has
returned to his estate at Kicky. Lewis Wiliam Meek, Egse eon
el the numbers for this thy, has returned treat Lau*, to his seat
at Dadliess, in the north of Devels.AltreerAlfred. • •
'A fcireigner of distinction,- sojourning at a hshionable
hotel at the west mad of the town, lost, a few days Awe, while re.
turning home la a hackney coach, a lOW. bank note, which was the
nest day retained to his by the coachman, who teprived sal. as
the reward he was entitled to for Ms honesty.
A letter fa in town from Oporto;which Mites that an
English sGentientaa, of the Mune Of Sariesufs in pima's' Coimbra,
by order antis. of Miners satellites, sad it is resumed that the
fact has hitherto been kept from the knowledge et the lkilash
Government.
A letter from . Brest of the Bth July statics that the
English Mete Seriegapitam hatarrieed is the Muir roads. She
is destined for the Brasil, and It ring to take is bard the Consul-
General far Rio Jaseito. The Royal Mariad there is entirely
Inactive.
Lettere from Constantinople & the 18th June state
that they expect the,atrival there of .S 6 lidasy liseldb, who L to'
saris in the naval coeiclis. The Ottoman forms at present are
aid to amnia of 500,000 saes. They are daily oxioisiolog new
*locate.
Gerard Callaghan, whd • was paused last• week
' Member for the City of Cork lathe room of Mr Nicholas Celthorst,
at in the last Parliament fee the borough of MM..., •

MEXICO.

Istracto Ws the cerrespoodescs of a Mezicaa in the Csurviir

des Plays Bss :
No. 11.
Bassin, Pratte, and jingland hate forbidden Turkey to under-
take any operations maims the Government*? IL Cap (liaise—
s.* that they meant to Worms, in the affairs of others. but because
they would 01* pewit sww mistenenes to be produced. Very
well.—ls Spain. then, to be spend more than Turkey ?If Spain
should wry war into Colombia and We:ice—if she should emits
dvil war ? rwreet the scaffolds ef veupance—would these Dot be

misfortunes aka becoming the guardians of humanity to prevent ?
The same if Mexico sad Colombia, convinced Cuba in the bands
of the Spaniards would always be a possession fatal to their comp
Matins and happiness, should think on extirpating them from that
eoleay, cedes psi odic Nothing easier ; three battalions and
!MOO muskets solace for the insurrection of the slaves. They
have nut yet done it, but patience has a term. When necessity
enemas, morality is silents then, indeed, unfortunate Cuba !
unfortunate Antilles !

After all, the first duty of a government is to protect the pro-
perty and the interests of its citisens—to prevent dangers however
remote. Lord Bolingbroke said to the ministers of Louis the
XIV*, Ido not know if it be just that France and Spain
should be governed by the same family, but I know that it Is set
suitable for Ragland." Lord Bolingbroke did not then interwar
in the affairs of France and Ragland, but be exercised a lawful right
in protecting English interests.
Supposing Lord Aberdeen should say to Spain,'' I do not know
'lf you have the right or not to reconquer Mexico; but If you make
the attempt, successful or not, I know my countrymen will, front
the ravages of the war, lose ten or twelve minims steeling em-
ployed there, and therefore I will Nader you from doing them this
prejudice, until you guarantee them that amount of capital, by
placing it first in the bank of London." Is there a single man of
good faith in any country who would not say be acted right, and
as became as Enlists minister charged with the interests of the
British empire ?
Suppose France, Russia, Holland, the Hans Towns, and North
America demanded the sane guarantees, would they do wrong ?
But will Spain br the loser by this restriction? is', She will
gain all the surplus revenue of the Havamah, without any draw-
back for armaments and useless warlike expenditure.

24, This same Havannah will acquire an immense Increase of
revenue by an increase of trade.
34, Me will gain a market for the wines and the brandy of Ca-
talonia, which so one drinks in Europe. but which are meek in
fawner in America. The same may be said of all the vintage and
fruits of Malaga.
41. She will be able to sell her dlks of Valencia, which certainly
are not equal to those of Lyons—her cloths of Zolins, which ate
inferior to those of Germany and Flanders—her paper of Alcos,
which is not saleable but in the New World. There, however, such
a force of habit condones, that the German merchants are obliged
to glee their merchandise, sent out to South America, a Spanish
physiognomy, to assure their immediate disposal.
S. She will renew her ancient easnmercial rannezions, and
insensibly recover their direction—the same religion—the same
babitodes—the same prejudices. These are the tree privileges
which no Treaty can take away, and no other nation can dispute.
Look at the profit which England derives from America,
without any expense!
These are the advantages which Spain loses by bet blind obsti-
nacy, and what bet friends permit her to lose by their foolish con-
descension.