Star.
London, England, 1811-03-23 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

rALmotrili, MARCH It
Arrived the Spanish ship Margaret tai in 94 days from Mori:.
Video. Sailed theALrtta.a .4choutier, Lteuteoant Ci SION. with
nine light transpors fir Plyntouth, to take on board horses for
Lisbon.
TORBAY, MARCH V.
This day arrived his Mak,sty's slip PL.4 NTAGENPT, Captain
Evs.as, from Portsmoath ; and the Ltun NIN 0, Capt. lloy1.1:,
from a cruize.—Wind S.W.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH cA).
The wind hat again come round to the S. W. and Haws a gale,
attended with heavy rain. Arrival the Acrnta schooner, from
Falnionth ; the IsrrrcetolN•r gun-brig, with a convoy from the
Scilly Isles; the Moattisi (MN hired armed brit, with a convoy
from Swansea, and several CJastt rs (tutu begot. Salted the
F.stex American frigate, for Pnrtanutoth, ter take on board Mr.
PI:: CKNEY and suite; and the Amlt sloop of war, v:ith a small

convoy or khe Downs.
M*acu IL—Arrived the HAZARD sloop, and RscautT brig
of war, from Portsmouth, last from Torbay, with a number of
vessels under convey. boundto Newfoundland. It Is expected
they will sail again this evening or in the motning. The ARROW
sloop of war has captured and sent in a French chaste maree.
SCII.LY, MARCH ;9.
The Rose privateer, of Jersey, has sent In a French brig.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH L2l.
Arrived the Elisha Tupper, Sceptre, and Hat noine cartels,
front Mortals; and his Majesty's ship heLitzsottouc it, from Ply-
mouth. Sailed the TTRIAN on a cruize, and the ETU for Lis-
bon, with troops
Masten 22. —The CONQUIRT•DOR, of 74 pins, went out of
harboir on Weenesdaj. The ARITUUSA is getting ready as fast
as pos ible to take out Admiral Doaftaat, to have a command at
Lisbon —Wind Westerly. Eiailcd the PRINCESs CAROLINL and
Tit tat INDOUS, on a cruize off Cherbourgk; Darrraous, with
eouvoy for Dartmouth. The ELIE ARE'I.I man of war, is ap-
potted convoy for Lisboa, and the AVENGER sloop of war, fur
Newfoundland. Wind Easterly.

DEAL, MARCH 21.
Came down from the River the Ste WitAmu POLTTNET,
CUARLca GIANT, WARREN HASTINGS, M.iiIQUIN Or ELT,
and the Limas Stnamm Fast Indiamen, and remain. Wird S W.
MARCIE 22.--'sailed nine Fail of F:ast-Indiamen, and several
other vessels, under convoy of his Majesty's ►hip Tit tucet.o. for
Portsmouth.—Came down from the River, and passed through
the Downs, the Lord Melville and Lowther Castle Fast-India-
men.—Wind E.

SHEERNESS, MARCH 22.
Arrived the American shin Hector, Wit 1.-nit, from Amelia
Island ; and his hiejesty's ship Iletatr rt. The HEARTY and
CRACK KR have been paid wages, previous to' their proceeding to
sea ; and the Len:. prize-money. 'i be Cam ri e: rt. gun-brig is
ordered to be paid off, the CENSOR to &c.a.—Wind S. E.

Two ships with brandy have arrived from the
French coast, and another vessel from Morlaix. The
former are from Bourdeaux, and have been a long
time on the voyage.—lt has been supposed, on ac-
count of the arrival of these ships, that the embargo
in the ports of France had been raised. These ves-
sels, under special licence, have been permitted to put
to sea, and the embargo, as to all others, is precisely
in the same situation.
The appointment of a Consul General to Buenos
Ayres, and of a Consul to the Carraccas, is said to
have produced a strong sensation among the Spanish
Merchants here, and is represented as being likely to
give offence to the Spanish Regency. What the sen-
sation of the Merchants may be we know not ; but we
think it very improbable that the appointments in
question should have been made without the concur-
rence of the Government of Spain.
We have received letters from Buenos Ayres to the
2d January, being three weeks later.
than
ran our preced-
ing advices. The intelligence both civil and military
is important. It now appears by our letters, that M.
Monexo, a Gentleman of the sacred profession, who
had made a conspicuous figure in the late Revolution
in that settlement, is likely soon to arrive in the qua.
lily of Envoy Extraordinary to this coutry. The
Icommunications given in another part of our Paper,
will excite the interest of our readers.
A letter from Calcutta, dated November 7, 1810,
states, that all the ships f the East-India Company
of the season 1809-10* which left England before the
9th of June last, had arrived safe in India. All the
ships of the season for China had passed Prince of
Wales' Island. The Thomas Grenville and Earl St.
Vincent were on their passage from Ceylon to that
port, as were the Diana and Juliana, on their passage; The Lady Pellew Packet sailed from Jamaica on
from Madras : they separated from the ships that the 31st of December, and is not yet arrived ; serious
had just arrived at Calcutta on the 28th and 29th apprehensions are, of course, entertained for her safety.
October in blowing weather, and had not since been She had on board 35,000 dollars on freight.
heard of, but not the slightest apprehension was en- ,
The Court Martial on the officers and crew of the
tertained for their safety. The American ships Su- Amethyst, for tha loss of that slfp in Plymouth Sound,
perior, Coromandel, and Dorothea, were on the eve about six weeks since, has sentenced Capt. WALTON,
of departure for Philadelphia. The Sovereign, her Commander, to be severely reprimanded, and the
Cameexta., for London, was intended to be dispatch-
. Muter to be put back to a sixth-rate for 12 calendar
ed about the 12th of December. months, in order to gain more experience in the ser-
An Account of the Barley imported into Great vice: ail the other officers and the ship's company
Britain, from the year 1800 to the year 1810 ; spe- were most honourably acquitted.
cifying what has been brought from Foreign Parts, It is not true that the Papers of the celebrated Mr.
and wat from Ireland ; • J. MTAHLEAN, Esq. President of " the Board of In-
Frow Fordo, Tar°. fors Irdaadi. Taal.
: ternal Improvement at Tokohlai," are arrived in Eng-
Qrs. bush. Qrs bush.
ism .. .. 130,897 s 713 4 130,976 1 . land. But we are requested to say that, from the
180 .. . - 113,966 4 113016 4 latest :Winces from Siberia, has been learned, with cer-
-1802 .. . . 11,135 9 7,116 4 15,151 7 I:linty , " the fact" of Mr. M' FARLEA N'S death ; and
Ises .. • - 1,144 1 12,879 3 14,027 4 1 that he has by Will directed his 4, Georgical Essays"
IRA .. . . 9,014 3 2,540 1 11.595 0
1805 .. . . 27,644 4 15,456 0 43,34,0 6 •to be transmitted to this country to be prepared for the
rims .. , . 8,058 1 . 3,327 4 5,385 5 Press by an illustrious literary character. The Farm-
-1807 .. . . 3,043 2 19,056 7 22,11)2 1 i ing world may therefore very soon expect to be fa-
-18011. ... 4,601 •0 EMS 2 32,066 2
I vowed with Mr. MTARLIAN9S blow relative to
1209 .. . . 13,341 7 14,56 7 37,873 6
1810 .. .• • 17,266 0 IVO 0 65,714 0 s, Rural (Economies."
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YARhIOUI V., MARCH 22.
Yesterday p. on. sailed to cruise iu the Baltic, the Quceec frt.
gate, and this morning the WRANGLER sad SATE/SCALD •lenps
of war, for the tame destination. Sailed the Sours, Lientenanf
CHAMPION, for the Nore.

UNIVERSITY INTELLICZNCE.

CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 21.

The contest continues with unabated vigour. The
Duke of RUTLAND has the majority of St. John's,
Emanuel, Pembroke, and Catharine Hall ; the Duke
of GtouctsTra is successful in Trinity, Caius, and
Jesus Colleges. Ministers take no part in the canvass.
The Bishop of Buts-rot, supports the Duke of GLou-
cusrEn. Professor Moisx's influence is active. The
Duke of CUNIRERLAND, it is said, warmly supports
the Duke Of Ru•ct.AND.