Star.
London, England, 1821-03-07 00:00:00

M 4 '.IL INTELLIGENCt.

The Bervriti, That, nun Demerara for London, was spoken
with on the 6th ult. in hit. 49. long. 24: and supplied with water
and a boat"
The Rapid, Evaxs,lasien with timber; We ion near Dente.
terra early in January.
The brig Martin was carried into Port Royal, Jamaica, on
the 29th of December, under jury-masts, having been on sheer.
The Agenoria, BILSON, front Liverpool to Galway; put into
'Mold, on Thursday, with her foremast sprung.
The Cesar' Planck, from Liverpool fur Jamaica, pat into
Kinsale on the 27th ult. with loss of fore-topmast, Atc.
The Prudents whaler, sailed from St. Helena fur London, en
the 24th of December, aftsr being repiired:
The Wilehm, Straveas, from Lisbon to London, ran on share
near Newhaven, on Saturday night, but has been got off.
A French vessel, front St. Domingo to Dunkirk, was brought
into Penzance .on Saturday, by the Lord Nelson pilot-boat,
which fell in with her on the preceding Wednesday, 16 leagues
south of the Scilly Islands. The Frenchman was in great die
tress, having lost two men out of five, who were washed over-
board; three were saved by great exertions, but the chief mate
and a seanian were drowned. The crew Were qgite ealratsted.
Fausousw, Maacn 4.—Wind W.---At rived of this port the
Iris, Crierner, from Denis for London.—Arrived the Marquis
of Salisbury packet, with a Mail from the Islands, sailed from
St. Thomas's the 21st January. She spoke, on the 17th Febru-
ary, in lat. 40. 13. long 21. 1. the Sarah, of New York, bound
to Greenock, with loss of masts; and on the 16th, in lat.
49. 64. long. 20. 411. the Camel, of Beaton, from Savannah for
Kronen, having lost two bo.ts in a hurricane on the Ittlt ; also
arrived the John and Adam, Ksrcur, from Richmond in sixty
days' leaky ; and Wilhelmina, limn' from Port-au-Prince in
fifty days. The latter has sailed for London.
PLYMOUTS, )dance 45e, Wind W.—Arrived the Polperra, Ro-
.
from r
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, from belts; and William and Thomas, Loosing*, front
St.. Maoris—Passed up Channel, the Floes, from St. Mi-
chaers-for London; and Cesar, from ditto for Southampton.—
Sailed the Neordoss, Hsastxo ; and Norfolk Hero, Colossal,.
sox, for Chatham; and Canada, HAM, for London.
11121OUTII, Maws s.—Arrived the Brazilian, of Baltimore;
and the Cordell*, from Batavia for Amsterdam.
Poarmousw, Malian 6.—Wind S. W.—Arrived his Majesty's
ships Nous. and aut.-rictus, from the Downs; Bedford,
Rows • Duke of York, natal's*); ; and Mary, Ilmotsta., from
the DOwns; Margaret, Ttscoras, from Cephalonia; Uttlehamp-
ton Potwar, from Seville; Elnick, —, from Rio Janeiro;
Borodino transport, from the Cape of Good Hope; Olive-branch.
Napoli from St. Michael's, with loss of lads; and Flying Fobs
BALSA, from ditto, leaky. Passed down Channel, the General
Harris, WILLATZAD ; Kent, Cosa • and True American. Bascom Drat.
DIAL MA SCR 6.—Wind S.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, tie Allison, WAIIIIIXII, from Messina; and Jane, Rai,
from it. illekoel's. Passed by the back of the Goodwin Sands,
es Aim Iloprete, Mao, from Messina for Copenhagen.
Cowes, Mod 6.—Arrived the Bee, WITCHAZD, from Lon-
den, with loss of bowsprit and cutwater, having been run foul
of; Industry, PENAYAII, from St. Michael's, with loss of anchor
sod cable; Jong Maria, Pow's:, from Savannah, with loss of fore-
soirS, boats, and sails; Amity, Waixaa, from Jamaica, with loss
of boos, sails, spars, and leaky; and Wilkinson, PAILNIL, from
Hawassala, with loss of bulwarks.
Covon-Housa. Masco Entered Inwards :—The
POWs, and Royal Eagle, from Lisbon; Fanny, Charles, and
Actloo, from Rouen; Pomona, from Plymouth ; Hope, from
Woolard ; Aid, from Belfast ; Hope, from Cork ; New Fre-
derick, from Cadiz; Usk, from Malta; Verheldersum, front
Antwerp; and Singleton, from &aurae Creek.—Entered Out.
wards:—The St. Patrick, for Belfast; Princess Charlotte, for
Ceylon ; James, and Minerva, for Oporto ; Swift, for Seville ;
Julie, fur Calais; Neptune, for Ostend; Friends, for Dottie
and Margaret, for Hamburgh.—Cleared Outwards :—The So.
tees, and Briton, for Jamaica; David, for Havre; Britannia,
for Grenada ; and Aurora, for Waterford.
Mayen 6.—Ships Entered Inwards : —Elisabeth, from Se-
ville; Mary, from Lisbon ; Lovely, from St. Michael's ; Eleanore.
from Wexford; Recovery, and Neptune, from Rotterdam;
Trois Freres, from St. Maims • Commerce, from Rotten; Belt,
and Thomas and Mary, from Charente ; Neptune, from Water-
feed ; Malden, from Cork ; Trio, from Oporto ; from
Jersey; Favourite, from Faro; and Crisis, from Havre.—Fa-
tered Outwards :—Asia, fir Venice ; Sisters, for Tenerife ;
Ogle, for Bombay ; Brilliant, for Dublin ; New Union, for Ca-
lais; Vittoria, for Genoa ; and Sarah, for Rotterdam.—Cleared
Outwards:—John, for Jamaica; John and Mary, for Deme-
rara • Sincerity, for Jersey; Frolic, for Venice; Tiber, for
Han:burgh ; and tithe, for the Canaries.
Aatuvo--At Havre, the Unity, Davis, from Liverpool. At
Honduras, Fairfield, Neilson, from Liverpool. At Mogadore,
Minstrel, Linkkter, from, London. At Leghorn, Zelina and
Jane, Drew, from Boston. At St. Mary's, Lively, front LOll3.
don. At Bombay, Asia, Paterson, from London. At the Cape
of Good Hope, Pilot, Owen, from Bengal and Madras • and the
Eclipse, Kirby, front London. At Bengal, Princess Charlotte.
licynoldson, from Loudon. At Marsell'es, Lyere, from Rio
Janeiro. At Honduras, Ells* Ann, Grimm, from the Clyde.
At Demerara, Halyards, from the Clyde. At Calais, Sirene,
Faiths; from London.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The tender, Maria (2), and those employed on the Imprme.
Service at Belfast, for the Prussian veutl &hoop, on Friday, :t
N 0.41, Norfolk-street; recalled Tuesdays aud Fridays. •

The Sheriff of Cambridgeshire, in pursuance of a
Requisition presented to hum by a numerous body of
Freeholders, bias appointed a Meeting of the Frees.
holders and Inhabitants of that County, and the Isle
of Ely, to be held at Cambridge, on Tuesday, the
13th instant, to consider the propriety of Petitioning
for a Reform in Parliament, and the acknowledg.
went of the Rights and Privileges of her MAJ ant
as Queen Consort.
Yesterday, Mr. Day, a publican in Back Church-
lane, was fined 40s. for refusing to entertain a Cor-
poral of Marines, who was billetted on him.
A letter from Curacoa, of the 9th December, says:
—44 His Majesty's corvette Comet, of SO guns, nine
days from Surinam, arrived yesterday off this bar.
bour. We understand that the colony is at present
very sickly. We learn by letters from the capital of
New Granada, that all the kingdom of Quito had
decidedly shaken off the Spanish yoke; and the Spa-
nish General, MELCHOIR, Governor of Quito, had been
completely defeated previous to the insurrection of
the Provinces."
A letter from Madrid, of the 19th nit. states, that
YANDIOLA , the Minister of Finance, has prepared a
Memorial to the Cortes, to be presented at one of their
earliest sittings, in which he has forcibly represented
the injurious consequcices to the Revenue of Spain
that will result from carrying the new Tariff into
execution, and recommends its abandonment.
Yeslsni4, an Inquest was held at the Six Bells Tavern, In
Dneweenn, Lombard-street, on the body of Mr. Stott, 1 se
limilord of the home. On the night of the 19th ult. a quarrel
acme between two men, named Renshaw and Robins, whilst
drinking in the tap-room, which ended in blows. The deceased
Mid Renshaw by the collar, to prevent his striking the other;
but he forced himself from his bold, and in the scums the de.
ceased was thrown against the corner of die able. Next
be sent for Mr. Saner a surgeon, who &emend that =
and wand: rib 3 on the left side was fractured : he reduced the
fracture, sad rendered him other assistance; but on the following
Thursday the symptoms were so alarming. that Sir W. Bland
was sent for. In the ease of the week be got delirious, and al
Saturday morning last expired. The witnesses were p
concerned in the disturbance, andpervaricated so shansrielferafi
frequently to draw forth,, the repeebeosiee at the Corona. In
consequence, the Joey were under the necessity of returning
verdict of—Accidental Death; the Coroner telling them, that
however gully the plaice might be, the Jury could not assume
guilt In the analog of proof.
Caw Exenanes, alai-sane, Maas 7..—We had but little
Wheat fresh is this morning, and the demand for that of One
ality being rather brisk, Slaresple. readily obtained Mar
day's prices : the inferior met bear, sale, bus ate
not cheerer. Moe high's( NM full as well as on Men.
day, but all ether arts went off heavy at that dWs id
Buns met ready sale, as weR as lon 01111, Watara ear.
rag. In Peas and noble anieks a. mitt ide&

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