Star.
London, England, 1819-06-19 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Faeztorru, Juire 18.—Wind X.—Sailed the Lord Casaf.
reagh packet, with Mails for the Brazils.
Peintotrrn, Juwz 17.—Sailed the Lord Wellington, Opirt.
szox, for Quebec ; and Olive Branch, Ltrres, for Lima.
Ponvsuovvss, Joys 18.—Sailed the Malabar, AKomix, f r
New South %Vales ; Castalia, RICYNOLDS. for Quebec; Recover.,
BEACON' for the South Scas ; Orient, RETNOLTS, for Bomba!;
and the Phceniz, JANSON, for Quebec.—Wand N. W.
Cowes, Just 18.—Wind N. N. W.—Satied on a cruise
Gibralter, The Falcon Yacht, 155 tons, the Bon. Caul: t
A. PLLMAIS j the Lord of the Isles, 45 tons, Colonel Smola.;
acrd Admiral Cornwallis, 2.2 tons, Captain S. C. Svmomns, fur
the coast of Ireland.— Arrived the Ben Johnson transport, fro,
London, for Quebec. _ _

Nownt Stoi;rl.9a, .Tews 16.—The Spring, Wstaxasta, of di
port, got fcul of a ship in the River, and carried away her ous
bowsprit and waist anchor.
DEAL, Js'ce 18.—Wind N.E.—Came down from the Dm
and sailed, the Atalanta, Wu.sox, for Jamaica; and Alows,
PARI/1114, for Bourdeaux.
DARWICU, JUNI 18. —Vriod N.F.—Arrived the Castlereist
Packet, from Cuxhaven, and the Prince of Orange PLchrt,
lacer Holland, with Mail•.

Among the distinguishedforelners who, on Thurs-
day, appeared at the PRINCE REGENT'S Levee, was
his Serene Highness Prince ERNEST of HEssE Per-
eirPsrune, General in the Russian service, who,
by his skirl and intrepidity, greatly contributed to tae
destruction of the French army under NAPOLEON, in
his expedition to Moscow. His Serene Highness lost
his left leg and thigh at the battle of the Borodiv.c.
but this loss was so well supplied by the assistance cf
' an artificial leg, made by that ingenious Artist.
WILLIAM SHAND, of St. Martin's-lane, that lr.<
Highness walked into the Thawing-room with th.
utmost ease and convenience. Prince Eurcrsr
above ten Orders of the rnoa honourable distinctim,
and his graeeful and military appeararice altngethc;,
excited universal attention and approbation.
lIAY-MARKET THEATRE.—Mr. KEAN last aigl:t
performed the part of the Duke of Glo'ster,in Sumo-
rianx's Tragedy of Richard the Third, at this Thcs-
tre, at the request of his brethreit, the performcn
lately acting at Drury-lane Theatre. Ile never played
the part better, and a London aildience, for the first
time, had the bpportunity of more closely admiring
his great talents, by being placed nearer the stage
than in the winter Theatres. He exerted himself ti
the utmost,, and was rewarded throughout by most
unbounded applause from a brilliant and crowded
audience. The cheers continued for several minute!.
The Tragedy was extremely well got up. Mr. RA!.
as Richmond, and Mrs. GLOVRR, as the Om*, p!ayei
in their best style. The hotise was crowde,i to execs!.
So eagerly destrous was Mr. KEAN to accede to tl:c
request cf his brethren, to give them the aid of Ys
talents for a night; that as it was too late when he re-
ceived their letter to reply to it by that clay's pcnt,!)e
mmediately set off frans Yarmouth to aotiry his
assent in person.
ENOLisn OPERA House...—The charming Opera (:
The Duenna was pet formed last night with re.:
success. DOWTON was a'most excellent Isaac; Hou '
BOTHA M, from Bath, acquitted himself very ably
the representative of Ferainand ; PLARMAN sung 0
airs of Don Carlos, ith the utmost reetness, tas!'
and effect; Miss KELLY, in cor,seqaernce -of the
disposition of MISS CAREW, took the part of •
N% Tisch she performed to fl.e delight of the audienct-
and Miss STEPrrxxsost, as Louisa, ac4uitted hersel
ith gr eat ability and complete success.