Star.
London, England, 1829-02-09 00:00:00

N 4 V4l!. INTELLIGENCE.
WA, Altana, -Tim Div—Dablin :—Waterford 11—Csernaey
istWortey I—Hamlnireb s—Holland I—France I—Flanders 1.
• • ilreived Off tie &in the St. Catharine, Maas,. from Bilbao;
sibilids,.Berly, from ikon.
. Mcleod d Dover the Thorne,Johitstooe, from Bombay—sailed.
**anchor..
•47fe John, Brown, front Liverpool to Newcastle. was lost an
Oka filth Wilma en the North-west .eaost of Ireland. •
The Wilkins, Parke, from Liverpool to Jamaica, is wrecked as
a reef seas. Barbadom.

lbe , Delight. • Wise. of St. John's, N. 'l3. drifted op shore gest
the 3d instant heir SeloneUet..county of Mayo. '
DieleAren. W.N.W.—Arrived the Nymph, Champ,-
front fit. Ifiebsers. • , •
Fn. I.—. Wind ved from London. the Cabals*.
itselitenk for Brasil; Nahum, ?Fodor, for Beetilli•Ayres• (
bamberte, Brursol for the Cape; sod Hector, —a., for the krifp
harsh*. •
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t)oprasaaotato.. Fes. 7.—Wind N.R.—Arrived the Anna'Chib
Warint from Gallipoli. Balled the Euterpe. Donlan, NW
Jennies; and- lbethweeth transport, Swan. for the River. •

.1141.11100111.' Fsv. 7.—Wind N.N. W.—Sailed the Lady Mary
Paha= pubes, for the Mediterranean • Sandwich packet,' tor
Lisbon ; and Mutts. packet, for America.
blesoets, Fes. S.—Arrived the Hope, Stroud, float Malaga.
iRADINIATIi Fes. 11.—At rive& the Revolution, Pagham, hien St.
Ificharre ; Agenoria, Daily, from Cork.
• C9rmr: Fu. B.—Arrived the Louisa, Smith, from Batavia—
'sailed 111 k October.
&nersawrrosr, Fee. S.—Arrived the Thomas, Nichols, from
; Liam: Pance Regent, from Legkorn. -
Pisseece,, Fee. 6.—Arrived De Coq, buys, from Batavia;
Molly, Hums, frost Rio Janeiro. . • ,
• , trusavocisa Fix 7-Aritived the Brasilia+. Ceieeworth. front
• Bosons Ayres; Alexander, Fryer. from Paraiba; Algissimile,West,
• frees Golconda ; Janrun and •Arab, Ball, front Saiesisnals ; Pioneer.
• r—T, from Virginia; York, De Coast, from New York; babel,
from Demerara. • ,
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imam THa ansterimmtait TeLtOrtaen. Tgls. 7.
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?:111.e Melville. .Ths Captain Henry. Hill, arrived on
Weilottdai frtim Gibraltar, having'sailed thence on the
19th ult. at Which period we have the gratification to.
state. per fat t lteilth prevailed in the yttrium. The stoops
lied ill remdtned into their barracks on the 9th and 12th
brim the camps at- Europa and the neutral ground, and
striihttrabitants bad returned to their houses and stores.
'The 16th inst. was set, soak es one of solemn Thanks.
giving to the A tat touvv.for' his beneficent interposition in
deliveringthe Garrison from the Epidemic fever, and to
prol•itiate the continuance of the Divine favour. fve
with purpose all places of public worship were opened.
• The Melville re .chid Gibraltar Bay on the 7th ult.
(in six days passage). from Plymouth, with detach.
mews of the 23J, 42d, 43d, and 94th (400 men), and,
there remained until her departure. without any other
common/teat,* with the shore than by letter with the
Lieutenant Governor, excepting in the case of the Chap-,
lain. who, at his Excellency., request, landed to perform
Divine Service on the day art thanksgiving. On the 19th
the detachments were disembarked from the Melville,
and the transports in the.bay, and en that evening the
former quitted far England. As she pissed Tangiers
on die folloosng morning, a communication by signal
was made to the Melville from the Meteor. lying in
that 'bay wish the °testes, that the.blockade was taken
of. The partmouth,42, Captain Sir Thorns. Fellows.,
~CB„ siSS*lred in Gibraltar Bob After a passage of
thirty days. from Malta, oa the 9th ultimo, tioder
orders from. Sir Puiteney Malcolm to remain there.
for a time. The John Bushman transport, on her
• --war to England with invalids from Coati (last from
Melia in twenty-six day.), anchored in the Bay on
lite der the Melville sailed. owing sts amitt iry winds.
Sisentay be Voked for daily. The Amity • transport,
!chit detachments of the 12th and 73d (one hundseti
; and eighty Inch), reached Gibraltar film Coe k on the
likb ult. and sere landed with the other troops on the'
-.The kvrity was t ► be fitted for the conveyance
ntrlinglared convalescent, and the widows of deceased
' shithers horn the Garrison. The Duke of ilmk packet
strived from Fallsouth on the 17th, and sailed for
Malta on the 19th ult. The homeward packet 'tom
'• the' latte".lsland was hourly expected. The Russian
line' Of battle ship passed Gibraltar to the eastward
. this 6:ll\ult. had the Russian frigate and two brigs
oa the .15:b. The Melville is the first ship that has
brisught a clean bill of .health from Gibraltar since
the fever; this. however. not exempting her from the
performance of quarantine, she .was put under that
rest• aint on het arrival. She received pratique yester-
day, and this morning came into harbour. and again
took op her moornings as a guard ship at this port.
The. 01 estes, 18, Commander Reynolds, arrived at
Cork on Saturday from Tangier, having suddenly raised
the.blockade of that town on the 18th ult. in compliance
writliorders transmitted overland from England. Imme-
diately on receipt of the diipatvhes, Captain Hope an-
pOtaisidd to the, Hailsary Governor that itis port war
ni.en, The E.th•lt Consul was directed to hoist his
flag, when a salute of 21 guns was fired from the
Orestes. which was return d horn the forts. Captains
Hope and Reynolds-landed nkerwards, to pay their
respects to Ga. Dey,
,a.ith whom; they pour k of
coffee, kc. The o.4stes and Meteor -then departed;,
the ros-nier • fur and 'the-latter for Malta.—
Thus .has ended a farce, through' which. from the 30th
of Octoteir has the gui rimin of Gibraltar been deprived
of 'many of those es ential necessaries for which it.
incspaili rebel for supply on Tangiers--at a period,
too,-embracing that .t *hoot the fever greatly prevailed,
when those necessaries would have been most accept=.
able. This affair osiginated in the refusal. by the Dee.
to comply * itlia demand oe made f SOUI demurrage
for the ,d.-tentiort of a British vessel from the -West Ina
airs, nnprovided with a Me ppis—a demand
in.whieb•we sere not justified, and'whieb has not been
acceded t-. We learn that the French and Dutch trade
cannot pass thr,sugh the Gut without convoy. all the
lie? bat,. States hay .g corsairs cruising against ships of
those natio:is. A Dutch frigate, a brig, and a schooner,
.114 'Off•C•pe Spar el, and severs! faoch men ot• war
aiebta the look out. A French frigate recently cap-
tured two ,Algetines, and the Tetuan:. on the other
hind, had captured a French brig, which drove out
shore; the cargo of which, however, was all saved by
the Moots, The Orestes remains at Cork, with the
Semiramis. Tt itsculo. Pearl, and Pike schooner. • •
liia"Wijesiy's ships Madams*, Sparrowhawk. and HAIM
were at the Mauritius on the lit of December. The Itinalthe
anivetraf Jamaica, front Falmonth, on the 11.5 th of November, and
saki ens the Sikh for Vera Crus. The Victor arrived at
maaliffroit Oiled Caessynes' oa the sib of December, and mild-
keg:boom ms the 7:11. The itapeigle arrived from Chagrin en
the Itit Of December, and sailed for Havanna+ on the 14th. The
Harpy arrived at Jamaica from St. Jago de Cuba us the 13th of
December. The Spisyns. from Falmouth, arrived at St. Vilma
fhb of December. sod Jamaica as the ifith. The Harlequin tweed
tree Jamaica for St. Jago de Cuba en the 13th of December:
Ito ilvephire arrived at Rio de Janeiro. from Monte Video, on
she fhb et December. The Cadmus sailed from Rio de Janeiro
1" Mt**. Video on 111•110 th of November, and the Heron, for
Valparaiso es the sat December. The Alert arrived at Val-
Mr , from CatAntbo, on the alb et October. end ailed on the
Slat the Arica. The Grasebnyper arrived at •Hstranash. from a
anise, as the 7th of December. The Barham; from &mods,
sad Mersey, froevJamaka. arrived at Nasser on the 6th of De-
cember. Tbe Jawor.'limind to the Cape of Good Hope, was
tion she sth of December. In at. 4. 16. N. sons. 23. 12. W.
llthoissart. on the Portugal station, was spoken the 21st of
howl, all well, as weeks frost Gibraltar.
The Amphitrite transport, Lieutenant Ward, agent, arrived this
Morning irons Plynsoeth. She will sail to-snortow with a few
esidkrif te Chatham'. •