Star.
London, England, 1820-05-12 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

txtrdet of' a letter from Lloyd's Agent at Alicant, dated the
22d tilt.—" An Insurgent schooner or brig has been cruizing
off here for two or three (lays past, and the port may be conti-
dered in 'a state of blockade. She has plundered several vessels,
and some which had sailed from hence have returned."
The following whalers were all well in December last, round
Cape Horn, viz. Spring-grove, RULE; Zephyr, STATERS; Laton,
Dia:slaws ; SrcvaEs; Royal George, Breams; F.ael
Morley, STAYER; Shakspcare, BRIGGS; Wiltlolllll, Lasrit ; and
the Ilydra.
'Die Tuscan South Seaman put into the Mandan* on the
2.lth of January, with loss of the master. Another master was
appointed by the (Diet Judge, and the ship sent on for New
I lolland.

The West, arrived in the Downs, sailed on the 12th
of February from the Mauritius; spoke on the Ist ult. in lat.
82.43. N. 10ng.:1'2.52. W. the itipply,lyatind round Cape Dorn,
with one fish. On the 14th December, in lat. 56.20. S. long,
11. 1. E. the Essex, bound to Timor, with seven fish; and, on
the 6th, in lat. 53.12. S. long. 12. 24. W. the Vittoria, front
England to &Algal.
The &1:e Sauvage, COLE, front Newport to Bilboa,
dered at sea on the L•sth January.
The Eu.evia, alias Veit); CUENCA, of the Davannah, which
sailed fora Gibraltar on the 17th of February, for the Coast
of Guinea, has been captured near Teneriffe, by an Insurgent
privateer.

1:A1.3101:T11, MAY 9.—Wind W.—Arrived the Lady Arabella
packet, with a flail from Lisbon, in nine days; and the
Marchioness of Salisbury packet, with Mails from the Leeward
Islands, last from St. Thomas's, in $1 ela)s : she spoke, this
morning, the Lady Carrington East Indianian. Also arrived
the Pt rseverance, from London for Virgitia.—Sailed the Lavi-
nia, Ilavet.t., for Petersbargb; and Brit:emits, Rusts, for Lordon.
Pcvstoterit, llwv 10.—Arrived the Earnest, Bow:sc.:a, front •
London for St. Andcro and Ilavannah. Put back the 'font Cod,
bound to Gibraltar.

PORTSMOUIH, MAT 11.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Thomas,
GREENWELL, from Venice; and Velocity, STA:nou, from Lon-
don for Gibraltar.—Sailed the Voyager, Ilieusausos; Orient,
Born; and &nine, limn, for Hull; and the Loyal Briton
transport, for Deptford.
Dxsto, Mss• 11.—Wind S. W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Lord Cochrane, Wu.:Assts, and Nestor, Titrintra,
from Calcutta, Isle of France, &c. and the Sening, from Dam-
zic fur St. Petersburgh. Put back, the heroine, Caamciet fur
India, and several more that sailed from hence on the nth Inst.
Came down from the River, the Fanny, Pt:Tel:sox, for St. Vin-
cent's; Riseborough, ..M4 WILLIAM, fcr Ttie,t..; Ceres, DAW.ON,
cot. Jamaica; Duncombe, Rosmsns, for Malta; and Brissette
Rowe, fur Dominica.

RCATE, MAY 11.... The Concord, DUNCAN!, from Galloway
for I oidon, has lost an anchor and cable. A ship, reported to
be the Abberton, from 13.mgal, went on shore yesterday after-
noon o. the Long Sand, but was got off again by assistance irons
hence, and proceeded this morning for the River.
HARWICH, :,Inv 11.—Arrived the Castlereagh packet from
Holland, and the Lord Duncan packet from Cuxhaven, each
with a .11al.

Ltvcnxtot MAT 9.—Arrived the Rambler, Runt, from Lis-
bon; the Lord Collingwood, 3l'Laxitt.Ax, from Bahia ; Two
Friel; S31:711, and Meteor, GLovEit, from Charleston; nor-
mal)+, Woomvasn, from Savannah; Bellona, Ilotontunc, frum
New Orleatri; Ann, WARE, from Bahia; Atalanta, ULTIN::,
from Rio Janeiro ;•Jeune llrnri, Lten.tt:, from llavre;
Dunnacr, •from Oporto; and the Stapleton, Assay,
from Savannah.

WitirratAvis,t, MAY B.—Letters have been received from
Cr.rsicArsoN, mate of the Ceres, of thi; port, who had
been left in the Ctilph of St. Lawrence, when putting the pilot
ashore in the boat, togethtr with part of the crew of that vessel.
The letters state that they are cll well and safe, at Gainey, where
they intend to remain during the winter.

17Varrarriao, MAY B.—The Eliza, Fours, of Teigntnotith, up-
set this morning in the River. She had nothing on bond, and
is expected to be righted without damage.
CUSTOM House, MAY 11.—Ships Entered Inwards : Sioile-
ton, from Stangate Creek ; Sprightly, froin Lisbon ; Fmerz:ld,
front the South Seas; Salem, front Lisbon ; Union, from KT-
lingen ; Hope, from ditto; Blues, from Lisbon; Richard, from
Dublin; Savage, from Belfast; Flying Fish, from Ostend; Po,
from Calais; Elizabeth, from the South Seas; Active, from
Faro; Europe, from Gottenburgh ; Royal Union, from Nieu-
stadt ; Peter, from St. Michael's; Atalanta, from Jamaica; the
Stockton, from Calcutta ; and Camden, from Antigua. Bettors d
Outwards : Formic, for Rouen; Henry, for Flushing; Sarah,
for St. Mary's; and Hoffnung, for Tonningen. Cleared Out-
wards : Grantliain, for Dtmerara ; 'Barton, for Jamaica; Maria,
fur Cork ; Loi.dge, for ilaniburgh; Cordelia, for Naples; Jane,
for Jamaica ; Prffcess of Wales, for Calais ; Pe.orel, for Virginia;
and the Fairy, from ditto.
A Rotors— At Honflenr, the Actif, Nosten, front Landon. At
Gibraltar, Diana packet, from Falmouth. At Genoa, Abeona,
Lewis, from Liverpool. At Baltimore, Wellington, Mondell,
from Liverpool. At Charleston, Mount Vernon, Ron, from
' ' Liverpool. At Bahia, Golden Fleece, and Fancy, from Lives..
pool ; also the Sana, from London. At Jamaica, Cambridge,
Landon, front London. At Sierra Leone, Wootton„M,Al-
- from London. At Antigua, in distress, St. Mara, from
St. Vincent's. At New York, Camillus, Boyer, flout the Clyde.
At Cape Henri, General Graham, from London.

Lieutenant-Colonel HARVEY, Private Secretary to
Lis late Royal Highness the Duke cf KENT, is shortly
expected from Germany, with some valuable effects
of this lamented Prince.

By accounts from Bahia to the 21st March, it ap-
pears that the Slave Trade is still carried on there,
to no small extent. The Portuguese brig Guerrciro,
from Quilimancy, arrived on the 12th March, with
323 slaves on board. No less than 44 fell victims
to close confinement, dcc. during the voyae.e. The
Conccicao e Passos had also arrived at Bahia, with
385 slaves on board, in which 15 human beings died
The sentence of death passed on Bruce, for having
been concerned with in the shooting at
Birch, the Constable, has been transmuted into trams-
poi ration for lire. The severity of this mercy is matter
of much remark at Chester, where an almost univer-
sal opinion of this young man's innocence prevails.
A man has been apprehended at Glasgow, on sus-
picion of being connected with the late outrages of
tiring into the houses of cotton-spinners.
Tuesday evening, as Mr. James Smith, Vestry
Clerk of St. Mary's, Whitechapel, was passing along
Haydun-square, near the Minories, a fellow coming
by shoved him vs'de, and drew out his watch from
his fob. Mr. Smith, not perceiving that he was
lobbed, turned round, and reprimanded the fellow
for his conduct, when the thief made a polite apo-
logy, and walked off. Mr. Smith, on discovering
his loss, pursued him, but without effect.

CORN•EXCIIANtat, MARE•LANE., MAT I2.—There have been
but few arrivals of Grain since \Vettnesday, still. the Wheat
trade cc mimics esceedi.igly heavy. hut the sales made were at
Monday's prices; some quantity of that day's supply, from Es-
sex and Suffolk, was left on hand at the close of this day's mar-
ket. Bailey is Is. per quarter cheaper, the malting season Heirs
nearly over, and the demand is now, consequently, very trifling.
Oats fully support Wednesslky's prices, and hue corn met ready
sale. In Beans and Peas no alteration.
SMITHFIELD MAREZT, MAT 12.—Becf, 4s. 6d. to ss. 6d.
.per
stone of Sibs.; Mutton, Es 6d. to 6s. 6d. Veal, Ss. Od. to 7s. pd.
Pork :Is Otl. to 7s. Od.; Lamb 7s. to Is. 61—Cattle at Markei.....
Beasts 450; Calves, 100; Sheep and Lambs, 4,500; Pip, 200.
H,y, 11. 10s. to V. Ss. Clover, 51. les. toil 10a. Straw, a
to 11. lds.

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