Star.
London, England, 1821-06-20 00:00:00

N.l VAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Lavotta frigate went off the stocks at Chatham, on Satur-
day, about ten minutes after one, in a very handsome manner.
Lady Goas approached the head of the ship just before she went
off, and performed the office of naming her by throwing a bottle
of wine against the stem, and wishing her success—three times
three cheers followed this process, from the company around, and
her Ladyship and friends retired to the booth to see the launch.
The Albion, Captain Wasr, arrived at BLukwall on the 12th
instant, in eighty-two days from the Isle of France, which is the
shortest space of time the voyage his hitherto been performed in..
She was only eighty-four days on the outward voyage from the
Dewy', and has therefore gone 23,000 miles in 166 days, with
a full cargo out and home. Including the period she remained
at the Isle of France, discharging and re-loading, the voyage
was completed in seven months. _ .

The James. CRAWZ, was blown out of Rio Novo, Jamaica,
the 2lst April, and had not returned on the £2d. AU the crew
were on horrd except the Master, who was clearing at the Cu,.
tom House.

Jan 17.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived the Malley,.
Parma, from London. Sailed the Blue-eyed Maid, Clirmennex,
for Portsmouth.

Pornstoovit, JUN, 19.—Wind N.E.— Arrived his Majesty's
ship Ham, from a cruizr. Sailed the HOVND cutter, on a cruise.
Dzat., J taut 19. —Wind N. N. E.—Came down from the River,
and sail-d, the Success, Dzvestzt for Liverpool; and Emulous,
Amanoz, for Quebec.
I-fault's:a, Scar 19.—Sailed the Charlotte packet, for Gotten-
burgh; and Princess Charlotte ditto, for Cuzi.aven, each with
a -

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Curzon-House, Jura 19.—Ships Entered Inwards : Cam-
bridge, from Jamaica • Hope, Waterloo, and Walter Mathews,
from Harlingen ; Prince of Orange, and Earl Bathurst, from
Rotterdam • Luna and Liberty, from Memel ; Golden Grove,
from Jamaica; Vrow Drewker, from Worcum ; Betsy, from
Tobago; and Helkuncle, from Stangate Creek. Entered Out-
wards: Acasta, for Pernambuco; Susanna, for Dublin • Mena,
for Elsinore ; Tontine, for Philadelphia ; and Hoop, for the Cape
of Good Hope. Cleared Outward.: City of Genoa, for Labra-
dor • Star, for the Cape of Good Hope; Ventura, for Bilboa;
Deception, for Boulogne; Britannia, for Lisbon ; and Waterloo,
for St. John's.

A Rumen—At Liverpool, the John, Beveridge, for Bahia; the
Albert, King, for Wilmington ; Francis I.rust. Lynas, from
Smyrna ; Reynolds, Burstall, from Lisbon ; Agnes, Shipling,
from ilamburgh; and the Fearon, from Pernambuco. In the
Clyde, Camillus, Peck, from New York. At Lisbon, Princess
Leopoldine, from Rio Janeiro. At Pernambuco? Sao Manoel
Ave de Penne, from Oporto; Esprito Santo, from Lisbon ; and
1•lor de Lima, from Figuera. At Bahia, Cecilia, from Ham-
loirgh ; Hope, from Gibraltar; Felii Governot, from 'Monte
Video; and Echo, from Buenos Ayres. At Bourdeaux, Nep-
tune, Paterson, from Charleston ; I lunter, from Philadelphia.

It has been signified to the principal Officers of the
Household, holding apartments at Dublin Castle, by
older of his Excellency the LORD LIEUTENANT; that
their suites of rooms will he required for the accom-
modation of the KING. They will be cheerfully va-
cated for this purpose in a few days.
Preparatory to the arrival of his MAJESTY in Ire-
land, the most costly and elegant repairs are car-
rying on at Slane Castle, in the County of Meath, the
noble seat of the Marquis of CONYNGHAM. We un-
de: stand that for several weeks past a number of work-
men have been employed in making alterations, and
fit tiny; up this princely mansion in a style of gran
deor hitherto unequalled ;in that country, and which
will hecompleted in the course of the ensuing week.
The following intelligence from the Brazils has
been received, via Portugal:
Tassor, MAT 50, ISSI.

" Yesterday arrived here the brig Princess Leopoldine, with
dispatches for Government. The Master states, that the Kum
was to embark for Portugal on the 25th of April, and that the
squadron would consist of a ship of the line, three frigates, four
corvettes, and four armed merchant ships. His Mantsrt had ,
appointed a Provisional Government for the Brazils, consisting
of eight Members, four Masili-ns and four Europeans; the
Palma ROYAL, President.
" A conspiracy had been discovered, in which the Ex-Minis-
ter TARIM:4I and many of the Disembargaaores were concerned,
and they would be sent to Portugal for trial."
Letters have been received from Bahia to the 9th
of April. The Slave Trade continues to be carried
on in the Portuguese don:inions to a great extent.
tie following is a list of ships, with the number of
slave, on board, which have arrived at Bahia alone
si :ce the '2sth of January, by which it will be ob-
served, that in consequence of the length of the pas-
sage and the crowded state of the vessels, the, deaths
have been very numerous: ALM. DIAD.
Jan. 25. Portuguese ship Nelson, front Molimbo 92 36
Feb. 5. Ditto ditto Adamastor, from Mo-
zambique 372 61
14. Ditto ditto F.strela, front Molimbo 253
March 6. Ditto ditto Bunt Caminho, from

254 116

Qaiilimaney
7. Ditto ditto Dourado, from Mo-
2smbique 313 199
April 6. Ditto ditto Mariana, from Ambris 207 1
Ditto ditto Lucrecia,from Angola 266 12
Ditto ditto Ninfa do Mar, from
299 10

7.
Cabinda - - -

Total -

- 2,056 416

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Accounts from Stockholm state that'the Norwe-
gian Diet had, on the 29th ultimo, recognized, by a
majority of thirty-one, the Treaty concluded with
Denmark on the Ist September, 1819, for the pay-
ment of the Norwegian debt. An Address to the
ICING is annexed, requesting him to use his interest
with the Courts concerned, to get the time extended
from ten to thirty years.
THE GUIDE TO MATRIMONIAL HAPPINESS, a New
Edition of which is just published, has abundant proof
of being written by a virtuous woman of fashion and
an amiable wife : the subject is, of all others, the
most important, having for its purpose the promo-
don of universal happiness in that moral union which
is the cement of society and the purest of all domes-
tic felicity.
We are requested to state that new Editions of the
following Works have been recently published by
Messrs. COLBURN and Co. viz. _ _

1. George the Third his Court and Family, 2 vols. Bvo. with
18 Portraits-2. The Hermit in London, 3 vols. small Bvo.-3.
Tully 's Letters from the Court of Tripoly, 2 vols. Bvo.-4. Miss
Burney 's Tales of Fancy, 3 vols.-5. Horace Walpole's Corres-
pondence, 4 vols.-6. Lady hiorgan's France and Florence Ma-
carthy-7. Madame de Genlis's Palmyre et Flaminie, and Pe-
trarch et Laura-8. Bramsen's Travels in Egypt and Syria, 2 vols.
—9. Franklin's Memoirs and Correspondence, 6 vols.-10. The
Art of Preserving the Sight, by an Experienced Oculist—And
11. Sir Arthur Clarke's Essay on Bathing.
Yesterday the LORD MAYOR held a Court of Alder-
men, at Guildhall, which was fully attended. The
LOUD MAYOR reported the election of WILLIAM
VENABLES, Esq. as Alderman of the Ward of Queen-
hithe, in theroom of Sir WILLIAM DOMVILLE ; which
being read, Mr. VENABLES was introduced by several
inhabitants of the said Ward, and took the usual oaths
and his seat. The LORD MAvon laid before the
Court a letter from Sir WILLIAM LEIGHTON, resign-
ing his office of Alderman for the Ward of Billings-
gate, which the Court accepted, and requested the
LORD MAYOR to issue a Precept fur the election of
an Alderman in his room. A Vote of Thanks was
unanimously passed to Sir WILLIAM LRIGIITON, for
his upright conduct; which was ordered to be adver-
' tired.—Sce the front page.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ASCOT lIRATII RACES, TOMMY, Jima 19.
Ilis Majesty's Plate of 100ss.

Air. Goddard's Moonraker, 4 yrs old, 9st.
Mr. agges Frances, 4 yrs old, 9st. -
Duke of York's Prodigious, 4 yrs old, 9st.

Eight started-5 to 2. apt the winner-3 to 1 apt Flibberty -
gibbet, which hone broke down.
Sweepstakes of wogs.
Duke of Grafton's Titian - - -
Duke of York s colt, by Walton - -
Mr. Rtßh's brown colt, by Waxy - -
Duke of Rutland's filly, by Waxy
6to 4 apt the winner-6 to 4 apt Mr. Rush's colt
The Oatlands Stakes of logs. each.—Two miles and a half.
Mr. Ockenden's Strephon, 6 yrs old, Bst. Sib. - - 1
Duke of York's Banker, 5 yrs old, Oat. 71b. 2
Mr. Walker's Vanloo, 7 yrs old, 7st. 71b. - - - S
Colonel Morland's Ranter, 6 yrs old, Bst. I olb. - - 4
Even betting, and fto4 on Banker—l to 1 apt Strephon.
Sweepstakes of 10p. each.
Lord Foley named Shriekborn
Duke of York's Elastic
7 to 4 on the winner.
The Knso arrived on the ground about one o'clock, and took
his station in the Royal Stand.
CURRAGH MEETING, TITCSDAY, Juarx 12.
The King's Plate, value 100 p.

Marquis of SHgo's Langan -
Mr. Prendergast's Dinisdaie
Mr. Croker's Don Juan -

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Challenge of the Kirwan's, 100 p. p.p.
Daly's Rob Roy, Tst. 121 b. - -
Caldwell's Noble, 7st. 12113. - - -
Prendergast's Cade, sst. - - -
The O'Darby Stakes, 25gs. each.
Mr. Ptvnderpst's Cade - - - -
Mr. Gore's Talbot
Marquis of Sligo's Gambouge - - -

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THI,ItSDAY.
The King's Plate of 100 gs. for horses, Etc. not exceeding 6-yrs-
old, carrying 12,t. 41b. each.—Four-mile heats.
Mr. Hammerton's King William - -
Mr. Kennedy's Moll Antony -

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