Star.
London, England, 1820-06-06 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. -•

JIMIt 5. -Wind W.S.W.—Salled the Duke a
Kent packet, with a Mail fee Lisbon,
Porrorouvu Julie S.W.--Arrived the Bee tra7.
sport, from Piymouth. Sailed his Majesty's ships Fix
Serena, on a cruise.
De#L, Jews s.--Wind S.W.-7-Sailed this morning, the Sh:i.
ley, for New Soeth Wales, and the remainder of the outwz.%;
1 bound, for their different deetinations. Arrived and sailed ft:
the River, the Earl o/ Lonsdale, GAOOlf, from St. Dotnie,
Passed by the back,of the Goodwin Sands, this morning,
ship Union, of Boston, from Barash for Amsterdam ; and the
Philip, Leuze, from Baltimore foe Amsterdam.
Doves, Julie 5.7-Sailed the Crowist Fox, Integrity, and el,-
'roline transports, for Portsmouth, with troops.
Gs.ayssicsn, Joss 5.--Sailed the Lady Raffles, Covent, zr.,
James Sibbald, Foetus, for India.
BILIGHTON June s.—The Woodman, Kal.zte, from Lordcl
for Madras ;11$1 !denial, has passed by this port.
Livearoot., Juin 4.—Arrived the bane, Brea, from Ete-1,
does; Barnett, San, from Bahia ; Agawam, ?weer,
Charleston ; Virginia, Fuss,, frond Norfolk; and the
Lie -
rleue, frem Dantzic.
Currow-Houss, Jane ...Entered Inwards--:The London,
from Jamaica • Sisters, from Demerara !-Belluncle, anal S:r.Elc-
ton, from Stangate Creek ; Juno, froni Dantzic; Prince Regt
from New Ross; Coventry, from Demerara ; Prince of Grangt.,
from Calcutta; Bee, from Waterfesd ; Dwina, from Merne!;
Vine, from Dundalk ; Regalia, from Jamaica • Bury, front
Cork; Hopewell, from Memel; Sceptre, from Dantzic; UnSoa,
from Quebec; Mechanic, from Baltimore; and Princess Royal,
from Smyrna.--Entered Outwards.--The Brampton, and tie.
Clyde, for India.7,Cleared Outwardse:The Sophie, for Plainest;
Unity, for Bilboi; Argo, for Bergen ; Charles, for Rouen; .
Perseverance, for Harabui=eLNeptune, and Henry, for Q,IIC.
bec ; and the Maria, for
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
The Providence, for the Rose, on the 29th of June, at the
Oct of Mr. Gaimes, Kerr-greet, Plymooth ; and ilealle4
there for three months.
The Aggressor, for the Jong Jan Pieter, Elizabeth Ilar:s1
and a French gus;-boat, on th 6 I.3th instant, at No. 22, AAUP.
deletreet, Strand ; and recalled there.
The Tribune, for the American ship Chas*, on Coe 15th hue.
at N. 22, Arundel-street, Strand ; and recalled theft.
The Baawite sloop of war, Captain Satniaaart
recently arrived from the Jamaica station, sailed from
Port Royal on the 15th of April. The lentotata,
SYNILLE, BANN, SAPPHIRE, SERAPINI and corn-
AIME, were lying there. The ships were at that date
generally healthy, but their mews have been very
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considerably diminished daring the last • twelve
months; the IPRIGENIA lost 12 officers -and 90 men
by fever. The following promotions and appoint-
ments have taken place, consequent upon deaths ar.d
removals in the squadron :
lieutenant Jed. Leigh, Sybille, to coineus4 the Bann, *4
Captain A. Mitchell, invalided ; Mr. King, Iphigesiia, to be
lieutenant of the Sybille ; Mr. Parker, Iphigenia, to be Lir:-
tenant, vice Robinson, deceased; Mr. C. Brown, Bigot, to 'cc
Master of the Iphigenla, vice Kent, deceased ; Mr. Field, Barry
'to be Carpenter of the Iphigenia, vice Chaffers deceased; 'fr.
Retallic, Second Muter of the Bann, to be /km ; Mr. Bel-
ford, Second Muter of the Parthian, to be Muter; Meech.
Sherwood and Woolley, to be Acting Lieutenants of the Par-
titian; Messrs. Grin and Hamilton to be Acting Lieuterants
of the Sapphire, vice Triscott and Foster, invalided ; Mr. Cures,
flybille, to be Surgeon of the Puthiao, vice Doak, invalided.
The WASP had gone to Havannah, Campeachy,
and Vera Cruz ; the ON TA ate to Havannah ; the PAR-
THIAN to Charleiton ; the Kairrit.us to Port-au-
Prince. The SYS IL L IPH liatN IA , and BA N N were
preparing to sail on different services. The Baavaa
is come into Portsmouth harbour to be Faidi3Ealgt
recommissioned.
64 It is particularly gratifying," says a Glasgow
Paper, 4, to be able to state, that the trade of this town,
continues in progressive improvement. Commercial
men are gradually extending their business, and
are daily getting fairer prospects and better spirits.
Weavers for every kind of fine plain work are in con-
siderable request. The wages of weaving are a lit-
tle higher."
THk LoAN.—Yesterday afternoon the long!expected
communication on this subject was read by lin tlAsr,
at the Stock-Exchange. The following ig a copy;
" Treasury Chambers, June 5, 1520.
a Grirrtszaas,-I beg to inform you, and to request you will
make it known in the usual manner, that Lord I.:regrow. ard.
I shall be ready to see any Gentlemen who may be desirous of
contracting for a Loan of Five Millions for the service of the
present year, on Wednesday next, at half-past ten o'clock, in
order to fix the conditions of the Loan, and manner of the bid-
ding ; and I hope it will be convenient to you, or one of you,
to meet those Gentlemen here at that hour. I-have the honour
to be, gentlemen, your most obedient servant,
" N. VANSITTART.

" To the Governor and Thputy-Governor of the Bank."
Deem or Ma. Gaerrae..—This melancholy evert took place
at a late hour on Sunday night, at his house in Baker-street. I:
has been for some time expected with mournful anxiety by h
family, the whole of whom watched, with the tenderest solici-
tude, the death-bed of this distinguished character. For the Ir.st
five months Mr. Grattan laboured under a severe dropsical aSli
tion in the chest, which, though attended with acute -pain, be
bore with the utmost resignation. The disorder had attained.°
oppressive a height, that Mr. Gaerreu for the last threi months
was obliged to seek rest in a sitting posture I any attempt to sleep
in any other manner, brought on in asthmatic affectioo, which
immediately threatened fatal conaespionces. Mr. Guerra's, an-
ticipating the fatal result of his disersler, Adopted, contrary to
the advice of his friends, the determination of making one More
effort on behalf of the Civil and Religious Liberties of his Coun-
try. To use his own envie& words, to reply to the Address
of the Catholics of Ireland, presented to bins- in Dublin DO
many days ago, he owed " his last breath to Isla arantry ;" and
with unerring Late has that melancholy augury been fulfilled,
Harrox-Gaann.c..—Yesterday, noniarMotes, who said he
lodged at the Sugar Loaf public-house, Bell yard, Temple-bur,
was committed for want of ball, on a charge of using seditious
and inflammatory language. It consisted chiefly of gross and vio-
-1 lent abuse of Lord Simmons's', in Marino to the late State Trials.
BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY.
Ilis was a busy .day with settling upon Aicot Races, and
betting on the two St. Leger.
mincereura sm. tam.
10. to 1 agst Monreith. 1$ to I agat Athenian.
Is to 1 agst Lisette. 15 to 1 agst Tramper.
IS to i agat Arbutus. 20 to Lague Lady of the Yale.
14 to >j apt Smolensk° e.