Star.
London, England, 1821-06-14 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

This morning two companies of the-rthoral Artillery, with
their baggage, marcher) through town, au thee' route for Liver-
pool, where they are to embark for Dublin.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Pessimism, JUNE 11.—Wind N.—Arrived the George, MOIR.
siqt, from Cork; and Ana, livressmesesi, from Port.an-Prinee,
Weepy days. Sailed the Walsingham packet, for the Medium.
rain= ; and Countess of Chichester ditto, for Jamaica, each
with Mails.

PORTSMOUTH, Juice 13.—Wind N.—Passed up Channel, the
Venus, from New York, after lauding her passengers here.
Sailed the Agenoria, JAMES, for Swansea • and Ninus, Fowt.sa,
for the Eastward. The wreck of the Johanna came into har-
bour this afternoon to discharge her cargo.

Dam., Jume 13.—Wind N.E. and squally.—Arrived and re-
main, the Rawlins, Dam, from St. Kltes • Nelson, Roseau°le,
and Westmoreland, Mansuaisa sits, from Jamaica; Albion, STE.
enamor:, from Honduras; and William Penn, Baowx, from the
llavannah for the Baltic ; llall, ltiteslie, from Alicant for Riga ;
and several others, names unknown.
HARWICH, .Itaix 13.—Sailed the Henry Freeling packet, for
Cuxhaven; and Casticre.gh ditto, for Holland; each with a Mail.
YARMOUTH, Jurac 13.—The Borodino transport, R. PARC
Master, from Hull to St. Helena, with troops, had her foremast
' and bowsprit carried away in a heavy squall on the llth inst. sff
Cramer, and came into our Roads yesterday, where she is refit-
ting, and will soon be ready for sea.
Hutt., JUNE I 2.—Thursday night, between the hours of eleven
and twelve, the Thomas transport, JOHN Dvsa Muter, in at.
tempting to enter the Member, struck on the Stoney Bioko, with
a strong breeze at R. N.E. and the wind increasing, she eventually
beat to pieces. She bad on board an Officer and twenty-six sol-
diers of the 20th Regiment, who were landed at five the peat
morning by the life-boat, whose crew made exertions that do
them the greatest credit, and deserve to be rewarded, fur all on
board must have perished but for their assistance. The crew
staid by the wreck till next day at noon, in the main rigging,
when they also were brought ashore by the lite-boat. So violent
was the shock, that the viand almost immediately filled with
water, and not a single article was saved except the clothes on
their backs, either by the crew or thesoldlers, who are in a most
deplorable condition. A sailor's wife going out to join her hus-
band, was unfortunately drowned.
Cussom-Houses, JUNIC 13.—Ships Entered Inward :—Grace,
Robert, and Hope, from Memel; Union Lively, and Swift,
from Harlingen ; Duke of York, and Prince of Saxe Coburg,
from Roue:darn • Quintilan, from :Gottenburgh ; Cornelia.
from Worcum ; kepedition, from Nassau; Sir Godfrey Web-
ster, Nina, Lucy Davidson, Volusia, and Elizabeth, from is-
:mita ; Archimedes, from idix ; iady Burringdon, from the
Cape of Good Hope; Susan, from Lubeck; Asia, from Canton;
Matilda, from Antwerp; Trafalgar, from St. Kitt's ; and Har-
vey, from Trinidad.—Cleared Outwards :—Ocean, for Ham-
burgh ; Ceres, tor Grand Canary; and Henry, and Itosalind,
for Quebec.
Vassm.s spore; wntn..—The Ann, Wiseman, from London
to St. Andrew's (N.RY, on the 3d inst. In lat. 50. long. 14.
Mary Ann, from Liverpool to. Venice, on the sth, in lat. SO.
long. 11. and the Mercury, Nickels, from Liverpool to Boston,
on the 4th,-in lat. 46. 20. long. 48. 22.

Asatvuo--At Madeira, the Isabella, Gregson ; and Rases,
Robertson, from Bourdeaus. At Petersburgh, John, Ward,
from London. At Marseilles, Ilebe, White ; and the Crown,
Wilson, from London; also the Serieuz, from Bourbon. At
Bourdeauz, Amide, from St. Thomas's; and the Aimee, from
Liverpool. At St. Domingo, Skylark, Pooley, from London.
At Malta, Dispatch, Findlay; and Blucher, from .London • ako
the Greyhound, from BtaziL At Bourbon, Petit Susanne,
Bourdeauz ; and Fawn, from Havre. At the Mauritius, the
Africalne, from Havre ; and Sappho, from France. At the
Cape of Good Hope, Frederick Henry, from the TezeL At
Have, Concordia, front Virginia. At Newfoundland, Peggy.
Smith, from St. Lucia.

The following is an extract of a letter received in
Liverpool on Monday, from St.Jago de Chili, dated
February 26, 1821 :
a We have just received accounts from the army of General
San Martin, that they have been obliged to fall back from befo e
Linta to Hauocha, which will retard for a length of time the furl
so generally expected here; in fact, a general gloom prevails
here in consequence. The Osprey, a large vessel from Glasgow,
has returned to Valparaiso from the coast of Peru, from whence
she has returned without being able to dispose of a single paohage.

" The immense quantities of goods arrived here from Lan-
don, Liverpool, Buenos Ayres, Rio de Janeiro, India and
China, and the seven vessels you mention from Liverpool, will
completely inundate this market, if Lima, or we should say, if
Peru does not open. The Annum Acne frigate has not returned
yet down the coast. The Viceroy of Per* would not allow her
to enter the port: having Lady Coma-tut on board, was pre.
awned to be the obstacle.

14 We are daily expecting vessels from the newly-discovered
land to the south of Cape Horn, which left here to fish for seals
Several of those who left here early are expected to have done
well, and we hope will afford something for a return cargo, as
bills there are none, and dollars will not be obtained until the
opening of Peru, which seems now very uncertain."
A letter, dated Switzerland, May the 2d, says,
gg The trench Ambassador to the Confederation has
made another attempt to resume the negociations of
the Convention, respecting the settlement of French
subjects in Switzerland, and of Swiss subjects in
France. This attempt will probably fail, because by
previous arrangement between the Cantons, &c. by
the declarations of the presiding Canton, all the va-
rious points respecting which Switzerland has to
make a Convention with France, are to be discussed
at the same time; whereas the French Minister al-
ways wishes to commence negociations on separate
points. Meantime the Cantons have been invited to
dive instructions to their Deputies with respect to the
esire of the French Ambassador: but it may be
easily supposed that the Diet will repent the resolu-
tion taken in the last Session. It is, however, as-
serted that some Cantons intend to enter into separate
Conventions respecting the settlement of the subjects
of one State in the dominions of another, provided
they can agree upon the basis of the Convention."

DUEL.—A duel was fought at Norfolk (Virginia),
on the 11th of May, between Lieutenant PERRY and
Midshipman SAUNDERS, in which the former was
dangerously wounded in the throat. They exchanged
two shots.

Ftnxs.--Fraday night, the Ist inst. a barn, with the
thrashing and winnowing machines, and a straw-house
and stable, the property of Mr. JOAN RUSSELL, of Low
Heworth, Durham, were destroyed by fire.
Saturday afternoon, an alarming fire broke out in
the oil-warehouse of Messrs. ROTHERAY and Co. in
Marsh lane, Hull. The whole of the extensive pre-
mises were destroyed, and it was with much diffi-
culty the flames were prevented from communicating
to the surrounding houses.

POPULATION RETURN&
In 1821. In 1811.
. 108,016 79,459
46,683 38,094 It 51,9
15,886 12,424 3,462

Increase.
fe,557

Manchester -
Bath and Suburbs -
Oxford - - -

14,015

Ipswich - -
Northampton - .

16,929
10,793

3,470
2,j6d

Woodbridge - - 4,060 3es
Wuuou•uuder-Edge 5,004 .),000 1,.04