Star.
London, England, 1817-06-24 00:00:00

DEAL, JUNE et

Arrived and sailed for the River the Duckett&ld,
SCOTT, and William Harris, H %ants, from Jamaica ;
and the Urania, CASLIN, from St. Vincent's.—Came
down firm the River and sailed, the Defence, for
India ; Active, for Madeira and Jamaica; Ann and
Norfolk, for the South Seas; British Tar, for Sierra
Leone; and Rambler, for Tenerlffe.—The Guild-
ford did not arrive yesterday, which was stated by
mistake.—Wind N.E.
_ _ GRAVESFND, JUNE £3.

Arrived the Matilda, Vint, froth Volgast ; Leeds, Standing.
and Redbreast. Llev..hera, from Tonningen ; London packet.
Watt, and Anil. laylor. from Riga; rctitannia, Sword, from
stettin ; Altaa:or, fibher, from Norden; kegent, —, from
Clona ; Lnrd Keith, ...—...., front iteli,:aL Sailed the Neptune.
Hut.ter, fur e.writfe ; Vittoria. Pus: n, for cad:z ; Prince's of
Wales, Stewart, andout:g Tellei,e, for Calais ; Stag,
Frost, ;or Petersburg:l; Vrake, Whaley, ,or Rol& rdam ; rlerdes,
Casmn, for Rouen; Diamond, I urner, and Hope, White, for
Mare; and Margaret, Huglie,, for d•tin.
CUSTOM HOL'SE, :UNE 9t.
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Stars ENTVPRI, IN‘vAIDA lMr 7n!.r,Newten, from Havre;
.sarab. 1s alter, from Tonnin,en; Vrow. Fenregina, Brann, from
.fin ster,lani ; Chalice, Plioter, ti 0.0 Antwerp ; Rebecca, Bar-
ney, from • the south' Seas; Jong?. V Mem, :cheipriau, from
Embarn; Clsrhso., Rosa, tram Demara-s ; Henry, Forrester,
treoi Me-gs.!ore ; and Hew y. Dewand, horn Amsterdam.
Our NI A AD, •••:111C Two BrulLety Farrington, and Sir WO-
Siam Currie, WIn6,:IJ, for Calais; Noma, kt.wc, far Havre;
Kerob'e, Powsr, tut Antwsrp ; Anna Dorothea, ,111cn, for Ma!
Licra; Cyprwi, Davisoo, for Psterst,urh; Hardlwt, for
Baittruore P.:!perro,thichtriiitt, for Ouvril3Cl and hr•ey.

We learn that three frigates are to be sent, with-
out delay, to the coast of tieuth America, to reinforce
the small British armament already ire that quarter!
witic4 c..rsiste at present of the Ammo:4, ;;S ; and
He enclNTir, i.t V 6 stins, frigates.
By the ship Venni arrives' at Guernsey, we have
received accounts from Buenos Ayres to the 2.tith of
March. They represent the Expedition over the
Andes mountains to have been a much more critical
effort than it was here understood to be. The Army
employed on it coruprized nearly the whole force,
which the Bit,nos Ayres Government could mutter,
and will equipped at an expense, that had nearly ex-
fteua•.ed their treasury. Had it been defeated, its
return over the mountains would have been it:times:,
hle. The attempt being felt at Buenos Ayres to be
the les: that could be made, an Anxiety approeching
to fear was visible in the conduct of public men. and
commerce nas Learly stagnant. The news front Chili
restored all spit its; the Government resumed its con-
fidence, ar.d a great number of individuals embarked
in speculations, from which highly profitable returns
are expected, the old policy of the Spaniares having
kept Chili destitute of European, as least, of British
manufactures. At the.date of the last letter, no ac-
counts of the entrance of the Insurgent Army ►rto
i'eru bad reached Buenos Ayres, but scarce;• a doubt
was entertained, as to the entire rtleese of that pro-
w nee from Spanish dominion. Stich is the substance
of throe accounts: others to the 15:h of the same
month, received on Setertfay, state, that the Royalist
Army was abandoning Pt. u, and had suffered a loss,
of some hundreds of men taken prisoners and of
seven pieces of catinun in its retreat. Several rich
Spanish prizes bad reached Buenos Ayres, and the
Portuguese had snEered ►ome losses near Monte
Video. By later .edvices front Kin Janeiro it was
already known that the Portue;teese isirny had been
recalled. It probably dues net return, without con
siderable disgust. .

Letters from all parts of this country and of the
Continent unite in holding cut to us the'promise ot
a plentiful ba:ver., and ot coinsort and comparative
happiness to the dwellings of the hungry and dejec-
ted poor.
The heat experienced in and round the metropeis
duting the last three ci; s has not been equalled in
in any manner IT the las: nine years. The mean
temperature in London and Westmiliver has been 8:!
and 81 in the shade, anl tzum ICS to 110 in- exposed
situations. This is ell ternpera!tria -most usual at
Calcutta. In the environs of London vegetation has,
in consequence, put on a most luxuriant and pro-
mising appearance within the last week, and unless
the heat and drought continue beyond a reasonable
period, the crops will be excessive. We are sorry to
add, however, that the last few days have Leen fatal
in an unprezedented degree to t!!at usel ul an:anal the
horse. Not less than twelve Foie machine horses,
dropped, as it is termed, on Friday and Saturday,
between Hyde Park-ccrner and Hounslow.
This mcroing, as one of the Hackle). and Hotnerton Stags
was coming to town, loaded istaide and out with passenbert, the
fore asietree broke just as it arrived in Norton kalgate, and we
lament to say, the coachman was thrown front the box, and had
his thigh frac:ured in a dreadful manner. lie conveyed to
k..V11.1010m, Surgtoa, in Spitat.square. No blame what-
, evetwas attached to use unfortunate man, as he was driving at
a very easy pace. AU the passengers escaped without injury.
ti new and very pleasant ,little Opera, entitled
My (lade, was performed far the lint time last night,
AL the New English, Opera-House, with complete
and most deserved success. The dialogue is good
and sprightly, the music (composed by Mr. ADDISON)
is very pleasing and effective, and the whole of the
ipericraicts do ample justice to their respective parts.

2:17 IN7I7I.I.IGENCE.

COURT OF KING':; BENCH, JUNE ss.

TLC Y it... V. R. O. !Rill

The &feta-int' was brought up fur judgment, having been eon
victe.l of pubit•hing two libels, the one ayainst Lord Ellenbu-
rough and the other agains• Lord Castlereagh, the particulars of
whirl, have already been put Istsxd. The Court sentenced 11:m
far the first 1ib..l to tine months imprisonment, and for the se-
cond to atx months imprisonment ; the latter to commence at the
c:xpiranon of the hornier. The defendant had no Counsel; he
declared that be con►cienthwsly believed the imputation which
he had c;ist on Lord Ellent•Jimigh ro be true; and said, if Ler!
Castlereagh had at,t_rted what %It, reported to have fallen from
him in the House t.t Commons, he thould ever, as a Gentleman,
ar,d a in U of nice far:digs, treat Li:o with the contempt he
&set vcd.

I,:tOPMITION•

Mr ifitVlS moved fur leave to flea criminal infermatlcn
pt•liutt the 14 ev. Dr. lane, I :14:47h:trate r.f llerkrhire, for a wan-
ton opercs4on or. Mr. Humphrey, :worker Magwrrare of the
C..uoty. 112 x. PI ump!:rey, who resided at Old Winl.or, had
di,corered Jo old ~ir:.n loreAing hi% park paling, upon which
took from lirr her bundle, coidaming th broken piece% of
wood. tic! lith Nutt applied to or. lane, who granted a warrar:.
a;„%untt Mr. lliouphrey for a felony ahil robbery. Upon hearing
the ant was r Ant cd, Mr. Humphrey itecire:l rt.. de ri.dalit,
Mr. Jane, to hear it, bat he 2-r-fount—Rule rerim,d.

Friday, Mr. Wir.t Was, the King's Messenger, and
two of the Bow-street officers, arrived in London
from Derby, with Jam.: Riskin and William CV in
their custody, on charges of High Treason. .1 hey
remained in custody at Bow-street till Saturday,
wren they were taken to the Secretary of State's
Office for the Home Department, when they under.
went an examination before Viscount SinitOUTH,
Viscount C.ViTLEkEMIII. the Law Officers, and Sir
NATHANIEL CoNANT. There was aho a general ex-
amination of those in custody on charges of treason
and seditious .practices. The two men who were
brought iwm Leeds on IVednesday ley Mr. Eweas,
the King's Messenger, and Lavender, the Bow.street
officer, were examined ; as were the following, who
were brought by Mr. Anima, the. Govrritor of the.
House of Correction :—George Robinson, Rowland
Hartle, James Rowen, Bradwell, J Imes
Welstenholme, Wm. Welstenfinlme, Wels-
tenholme, orn Sheffield.—They were all remanded.
From the Return which has just been made to
Parliament of the number of persons now in contiqe-
meat in Great Britain, by warrant of either of the
Secretaries of State, or cf Six Privy Councillors,
detained under the provi..)ns of an Act, passed in
the present Session of Parliament, for enabling his
Majesty to secure and detain such persons as his Ma.
jetty shall supect are against his person
and Government, it appears that there are confined
as fall Ons:
At Reading, C—Tothill Fields Bti !IL well, !I —Horsemonret-
lane, I—Chelmsfot.l, 4—Gloucester, 2-11oute of Cotrettion,
Anticline', I'3—Exeter, 9. In all 't..
The wife of the man about to be tried
for Treason, on his third indictment, was lately de-
livered of her eighth child. A Gentleman in Edin-
Marsh, hearing of the circumstance, rent a bank note
fodlthe use of the untivtunate woman ; and expressed
his willingness to send mote, it she remained in
dittiess.

At the High Court of Justiciary. at Edinburgh,
on the' 11 th inst. Etenfzer Kn,,x,tcnint of Crosslee, in
Cie county of Selkirk. was found Guilty of having
forged Bank of England Notes in his possession, and
sentenced to transportation beyond seas for fourteen
ye;.rs. It appeared that the prisoner had been very
extensively rognged•in the traffic.
A sumptuous public Breakfast was given at the
Ordnance Office on the anniversary of the Bade of
Wateplon, to all the principal Officers in the Artillery.
Lord .11ILIA;nnvs presided. The PhINCE Rsoatir,
all the Royal Dukt-s, were invited, but ether engage-
ments prevented the.r attendance.

Ciut;so ParirSTRIAS MA /Ca AGAILIVIT Tiaie•—•Earon, who
started at half-past five ou Sunday afternoon to perform 80 miles
Ist 24 successive hours, accomplished Lis arduous task yesterday
afternoon at itu nit JJJJ res before fives $U minutes under the given
time: This, so soon after the late nia:4 of 2000 miles, Wl4
cumidsred a grit exploit, and a &vbs.:4ll)(km is to be set or foot
fur him.

CART AND 0119.111 consequence of the Cram! Mitch
that was to have taaen pLicit between the above pugilistic h..torti
bi.ing declined, it appears au the part of the latter, and who must
be considered, Wier hiving: rubly conquered in ten i.rize
to have seceded from the field of glory without .tettaciing °De
s;hVe lserel front his cap—the Champipr. it p now devolve,, .15
a matter of course, on the Laticashi Clr tr. This atm.:
boxer will be backed against tLe lie,h Champion, for
3C3, at :he ensuinj Carlisle Racet •
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Pa:tert a Au n Sy ITAPN l)sa I.lA,by evea;ttz. F. raht-r and
B. &t em zgr cid t• hit ,A hau.t.omo pur t., OA en bf the Pio
'thane Club, and ftaGrs of l at ro!nea.;,ou the t.'3,1 of that July,
a fair SUII.I up fight, in a tWeist)-tiour fret loped tinf, 1101 r%-
eeetling the of t`) 4.411 I OtiCIJ!•,, to meet on the
;r3ull.!VrtV the twt he and 0.. r ou the abort. day.
Mr. .I.I.:KIaN to naan. the vla.-e. 'Enemy g,stin.34 are th-positt..l,
and the ft 11,4irjer %At the aunt Wile lllaJr LOCd ttl a tortn:zio, Or
the ticioatt to Le fork Itvd.