Star.
London, England, 1821-06-19 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Yesterday, the dispatches for Bengal by the ship Barossa were
closed at the East India House, and delivered to the Commander
of that ship.
The Laroxa frigate was launched from his Majesty's Dock-
yard at Chatham, on Satutday. She is a remarkably fine fri-
gate, built upon the improved principles of Sir It. Screams.
Fil.mourst, Jews 16.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the Hope, Haw
macroz, from Youghal. Sailed the Swiftsure packet, with
Mails for the Brazils. _ _ _ _ _ _ .

Jess N.E.—Arrived the Dadalus,l
Ilisztrsaabn, from Dantzie ; Manchester, Wa LEES, from Me-
mel ; Loyal Briton transport, from dm Downs; Agile, EvAxs,
from Waterford; and Three Betsey., Wilsons, from the Canaries.
DIAL Jess 18.—Wind N.E.—Came down from the River
and sailed, the Ceres, WNW, for Jamaica; Triumph, ADAMS,
for Bilboa ; and klorentia, REMMAISTOX, for Calcutta. Arrived
and remains, the Venus, CANDLSII, from Nevi York.
IlAawrcli, Joss 18.—Arrived the Alliance packet, with a
Mail from Gottenburgh.
WHIM. .701E16.—A:rived the Neptune, Dims; and Yarm,
GAIIIICIT, to repair, having both been on the rocks at Ham-
meraey.
Amara:l.—At Hamburgh, the Edward, Bouchen, from
Trieste. At Cuxhaven, Atlantic, Walker • and Two Brothers,
Robson, from London; Chance, Franklin, Trieste; Mary,
Drinkwater, from St. Domingo; Susan, Williams; and the
Polydore' —, from Bahia; Pleiades, West, from Pkila-
delphia ; Apollo, Lanberg, 'from Rio Janeiro • and Augusta
Hageman, from the Havannah. At Bremen Resolution, Do:
lano, front Virginia; Iris, Manuel, from Trieste; and Battle,
Eldred, from Newport. At the Tercel, Schoon Verbond,
from Batavia; Almelo, Smit, from Caracas; Amieida, Meyer,
front Surinam; Nicotine, tres, from Trieste; Elizabeth, Cor-
nelia; and Pauline, Johanson, from Surinam. At Helmet,
Industrie, Brons, from Surinam. At Antwerp, Solid Levant,
from Bahia.

Cum.()ll.llouss, Jots 111.—Eatered Inwards : The London,
from Hanburgh ; Hive, from Jamaica; Betsey, from Memel;
Westmorelaod, from Jamaica ; Wilson, from Antwerp ; Cyprus,
from St. Petersburgh; Speculation, from Memel ; Albion, from
Antwerp ; Williams, front Tenerilie ; Kystant, from Memel ;
Betsey, from Hamburgh ; Elizabeth, from Rotterdam ; and the
Four Brothers, from Waterford.—Entered Outwards: The
Frederick, for Riga ; the Sovereign, for St. Thomas's; (Sty of
Genoa, for Labrador ; la Caroline, for Rouen ; Delight, for
Archangel; Ark, for Amsterdam; and Duke of York, for Rot-
terdam.—Cleared Outwards: The Mary, for Dieppe; Triton,
for Buenos Ayres; Phabe, for Dublin; Britannia, fot Lisboa;
Lyre' for Havre; and Elizabeth, for Archangel.

Eztract of a private letter from Cape Hayden,
dated the 6th May :
" Data FITIIIVI,4 have not received any letters from you
since the arrival of Mr. since which we have constantly
lived IA a state of uncertainty and trouble. Two conspiracies
against the Government have been discovered, and several per-
sons shot, amongst whom the old Governor of this town, who
was the first to take up arms against Christophe. In one week
twenty persons were shot: at the present moment two regi-
ments are in the prisons. About a week ago the cannon were
drawn out, and every preparation made for a battle in the town;
but at length the rebels, to the number of 1,200, laid down their
arms—and we never know if we are safe or not. Business goes
on as bad as possible. The town of Gonaives has been entirely
plundered, and we expect the same will happen here.—l have
had my trunks twice on board. Blue light signals are made
every night, in case of need to make our escape on board. A
great number of persons go on board the vessels every night,
fearing to be taken by surprise during the night. At one period
an attempt was made to blow up the powder magazine, which
was fortunately prevented, otherwise half the town would have
been destroyed. Affairs are by no means settled here. Provi-
sions are the only articles that can be sold : the repeated com-
motions have so alarmed the merchants, that they only buy
small quantities. Connected with that are the political proceed-
ings of the President In drawing every dollar from the Treasury.
On the 27th the President left the Cape, with rOCO men, for
Port Dauphin, to check some disturbances there."

FUNERAL OP THE COUNTESS OP LTVERPOOL.,-.—The
remains of the Countess of Lwattroot. were, at nine
o'clock this morning, removed from Fife House,
Whitehall, for interment in the family vault, at
Hawkesbury, in Gloucestershire. The funereal ca-
valcade consisted of the hearse and three mourning
coaches, followed, as far as Knightsbridge, by seventy-
two Noblemen's carriages.
SLAVE TRADE—Seven hundred and seventy.two
Negroes arrived at Bahia on the 6th April, in three
Portuguese schooners, from Ambris, Anjola, and
Cabinda 1
Advices have arrived from Pernambuco and Bahia;
from the former to the 50th of March, and from the
latter a fortnight later. Letters have also been re-
ceived from Rio Janeiro, by way of France, eight
days later than by previous arrivals. The preparations
for the departure of the King of Portugal continued ;
but, up to the end of March, his Majesty had not left
Rio Janeiro. The understanding was, however, that
his departure would not be delayed much longer;
but that, in consequence of his suite being consi-
derably more numerous than was first contemplated,
the preparations were necessarily snore extensive.—
It is mentioned, that a number of the richest Portu-
guese families were to be accommodated on board
the fleet coming to Europe, who apprehended that
fresh disturbances would break out as soon as the
King should leave Rio de Janeiro, where a rumour
prevailed that the Duties on foreign manufactures
would be augmented. At Pernambuco and Bahia, the
King had gained universal popularity by his speedy
accession to the new Constitution, although it was
only a short time back that the ringleaders, in a for-
mer attempt at revolution in Pernambuco, were exe-
cuted, and their heads stuck on the tops of poles, and
exhibited in the most public situations.