Star.
London, England, 1819-04-12 00:00:00

INTELLIGENCE:

Moms Pia...cr.—The brig General Vicaiii, commanded by
Joint Dravrptlial Frenchman, it new cluisfag in tie West In=
i diets Seas, ' no colnuri, and plundering whsteicr he pie. se .
In three months he has overhauled fifty-two American, French,
Bremen, English, Dutch, Danish, Swedish, and Russian yes=
eels, and plundered the whole, more or lass. Sl:e carries two
guns, has a complement of TO men, is mkt the Mexican flag,
and is probabty owned at New Orleans.
FaLmourli, Aram. 9.—Wind N. to N.E.—Arrivej the Os=
borne packet, with Mails from Malta, last from Gibraltar, in
17 days. Sailed the Duke of Kent packet, with Mails for Lis-
bon • Princess Fiizabeth packet, *ith Mails for Lisban, Gl-
brahar, Malta, and Corfu. The Lord Hobart packet, with
Mails for the Bratils, is detained until the 14th instant.
Pensoessa, Arab 10.—Wind S.W.—Came in his Majesty's
ship Newcame, from Portsmouth.
DOVIR, Aram 'O.—Sailed this day the King George packet,
Captain Knro, and Lady Jane James, Captain Havwa an, Mr
Calais; also the Lord Duncan packet, Captain l'ascox, with a
Mail and passengers for Ostend. Arrived this afternoon the
Lord Duncan packet, Captain Ilaatierus, and le Desire French
packet, from Calais, with passengers.
Aran. 11.—Wind W.S.W. and moderate... Sailed this morn-
ing the King George, Captain Menem, for Calais, with Mr.
Baum.— Arrived this afternoon the Lord Sidmouth, Captain
PRANK, from Ostend, with a mail and passengers ; also the Vi-
gilant, Captain BUMIRIL, from Boulogne, with passengers.
Daat., Aram to.—Wind S.W. foggy.—The brig Fortuna,
Woon, from Shields to Topsham, with coals, was totally lost
yesterday morning on the Goodwin S:.nd—crew and part of the
materials saved.
Aran. 11.—Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the River
the Mary, limbos, from Leghorn; Flying Fish, Brcvs, from
r Lisboa; and Neptune, Parreasos. from St. Michael's, for Pe-
tersburgh. 'Came down from the River and rensain, the Segar,
for Jamaica': Alliance, Margaret, and Garthland, for Prince
Edward's Island; Richard, for Demerara; Clyde, for Antigua;
.Cleveland, for America; Vigilant, Prince of Wales, Prospe-
lily, Inifus. and Hassle, for Quebec; Jane, for Mirarnichi ;
and Pomona, for New Brunswick. Sailed yesterday the Han-
nah, from Bombay, for the River.
Liccarooe, Arau 9.—The Kingston' Serer, sailed from
hence for New Brunswick 25d March ; has put back with loss
of main-mast, foretop-mast, and mizen-mast sprung. Sailed the
Briscoe, Caroming, for Calcutta. •
atasnen, Atau. 11.—Wind W-S.W.—Arrived the Lord
Nelson packet, with a mail, &c. from Cuxhaven. Sailed Zady
Nepein packet, for Holland; Castlereagh packet for Cuxhaven;
and Charlotte packet for Gottenburgh ; all with malls, &c.
/reser, APRIL 6.—Sunday morning, nine Newfoundland tra-
ders, belonging to this Island, sailed for Fortune Bay, and Gas.
pee ; eight bad sailed for the Fishery about a week before, and
several others are in preparation to depart next week ; it is sup-
posed that not less than 50 vessels belonging to Jersey will be
'engaged in,the Newfoundland Fishery this season.-1 large
French ship the Neptu le, from Cette, arrived in the harbour of
St. !fellers last week; with wine and brandy for one of the mer-
chants here.
Cusroar-Tiousr, LONDON, Arnie 10.—Fansaro havaans : The
Ulrica, Rohden, from Ancona ; Vrow Tryntjc, from Amster-
dam; Mercurius, Oeder ; Hope, Page; ar.d Tory Cornelia,
Laan, from Harlingen ; the Jonge Pieter, Boer ; De Vrow
Zwaantje, Stuit; Twee Gebroders Fracas and Bank, Rolk ; and
Juffrow Ilendrba, F.ngelsman, froth Groningen ; the Atalanta.
Sweney, from Jamaica; Sarah and Caroline, Spalding, from
Rotterdam ; Commerce, Peterson, from Norway ; Prince Re-
gent, Graham; from Janaica.—Euston Oterwaans: Vrow Se-
berdina, Koster, for Bremen; Latona, I,erria, for Demerara;
Maria, Bchrands, for Darazic ; Phcenit, Burnett, for Elsineur ;
Alexander Tureen, for lasineur ; the Twins, Shout, for Hahn-
burgh; Nautilus, Houghton, for Messina; Glatton, Harvey,
for the Bay of ilonduras.—Ceraiten Ourw.cans • The Duke of
Kent, Pound ; and Prince of Orange, Collins, for Rotterdam ;
Fame, Lownsborough • and Nelly, Cowsell, for Petersburgh ;
Euphemia, '
Miller, for Ilamburgh ; Genii, Besant, for Rio Ja-
neiro; Margaret, Jarvis, for Stettin ;* Fernax, Foster; James,
Lawson; and earlberg, Ronald, for Riga; Mint, Patten; the
Mercury, Dixon; Northumberland, Nicholson; and the Hero,
?dibbler, for Quebec ; the Apollo, Tennant ; Marquis of Ely,
' Richardson ; and Matilda, Hamilton, for China ; Moritz, Cehi-
ham. for Mau; Jewell, Parsons, for St. Übe's ; Pilot, Owen,
for Madeira; Marianna Gardner, for the South Whale Fishery ;
agegit:oraegichson, for Mince Ed ward's kilaneradet". Leiansicetshtere
William,
Sc
ood, for Liebau.
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On Saturday the dispatcheiwer. e closed at the East
India' House, and delivered to the Pursers of the fol-
lowing ships, viz.
TheCorewall, CaptainJ. PAVtisow ; the Apollo; Captain G.
TENNEXT ; and Matilda, Capt. W. Hann:ma—for China direct.
Mr. STOROE left Town on Friday for Portsmouth,
to take his passage, in, the Abundance, he being or-
dered to return-to Si., Helena, and resume his duties,
there. The Abundance is expected to sail on Wed-
nesday next. A detachment of the 66th Regiment
embarked on board that ship on Saturday mot ning.
The Erne, 'Captain. Scntynt, went out of 'Ply-
mouth hailiour on Thursday, fitted For the Coast of
Africa, where an additional force is to be kept for
the suppressiOn 'of the vile traffic in Slaves. The
Pheasant and Morgiana go with the Erne.
Rear-Adiniral GRIFFITH sailed from Portsmouth
on Wednesday, op board the. Newcastle, to take the
command on. the Coast of North America.
The Pheasant, Captain KELLY, and the Morgiana,
Captiließraono, for the Coast of Africa; the Drake,
Capt,,,RistirysEe, for Newfoundland ; the Camelion,
Cn MI NOAY, refitting ; and the Abundance, Lieut.
alpthilt:C A `
MPBELL, for St. Helena, remain at Spithead.
iget urday afternoon, the Officers and 'men belong-
'Rik to the Royal Sovereign yacht, went on boird her
lit Deptford, and also a supply of provisions, &c.
were put' on board. She was expected to drop down
the River yesterday, to proceed to Calais, to be in
readiness to bring the Duke and Duchess of KENT to
England, who are expected in a week or ten days.
The statement by Mr. CORNWALL, of Moceas-
court, relative to the affair between Lord HEREFORD
and Colonel GWYNNE, has caned forth a Counter-
statement by Mr. GOODERE, in which he says, that he
advised Colonel GWYNNE not to meet hts Lordship,
because he had already been en the ground to meet
Mr. THYNNE GWYNNE, in January last, when a duel
was declined by the latter, and an action subitituted;
Mind also because the sole dependency of Colonel
IGwYwsies eight daughters was f-'20,000 secured upon
his life by insurance, and which would have been for-
feited in the event of his falling in a duel.
A covey of young partridges, nine in number, was
seen on the 3d instant, on the grounds of J. B.WILD-,
WAN, Esq. of Chilham Castle, by his game-keeper: a'
partridge's nest, containing six eggs, was also found
last week on the grounds of the Hon. J. W. STRAT•
FORD, of Addington place.
Mr. GRAY, of TOwet-.itteei, OtialOtiter, has at this
time in his possession a VastriCand a pigcon, both of
which, for some months pasti. have been together in
a small garden. Fromdontiellierr treatment, their
natural antipathies rt,..olWerlited, and the pi-
geon is completely masterollk CompattOti).
he never fails to evince,' if at aattin, the lotersa,
egoach on his,demearte: 30'11.1f '0"":.6:.a
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earried them to'tbe Bea &dues, tier* the ediaiet.'hik' Hitt,
coarse, ordered his dogs to be c.Wed of. * , " •