Star.
London, England, 1816-12-09 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIG4NCE

" NEW YORK, NOVEMBER It,
" We have verbal and epistolary accounts from
Laguira (the port of Venezuela) to October 4. They
state, that an embargo had been imposed there in
consequence' of the bUCCeSS of a body of Instirgeots
from the Ornuoque, over a party of tl'e Royalists.—
Captain Elton was off Bouquita de Piedras on the 9,h
Sept. other, and was intopoed that the Patriots had
t ken Orisava, where they found a large deposit of
•• Cat accas G ,zettes of September 16, thus record
these events The runaways, it says, of the Insur-
gent Army of Bolivar, after its defeat, collected in
the itstessor of the province of Barcelona, where they
were protected by the inundations, and gave indica.
non of an intention to pass into the immense plains of
El Togro.
" On the 15th September the Royal Flying Corps,'
under Lieutenant-Colonel Lopez, encountered these'
collected bands near El Chaparo, and after a most
obstinate combat, and great loss on both sides, a part
of the Lieutenant-Colonel's corps was disperied, and
.the other compelled to retreat to the village of El
Pilaf.
" Colonel Lopez being thus unable to cover Bar-
celona, gave the necessary information to that city,.
and proceeded to join General Morales near Cumana.
The consequence of this information was, that the
city was immediately evacuated by the loyal inhabi-
tants, some trimming to Laguira and some to the

mountains."
We learn from Santa Fe that General Morino has
apprehended Montusar, who has suffered the, penalty
of the law—Camille Torres and his two brothers,
Uloa, Epana, Alearel, Devils, and several others,
.Members of the Congress, so called.,
LATEST FROM •THB, BAY OF MEXICO.
The 'United &atm brig Samna, Captain Eton, has
arrived. it Rev York from New Orleans, and in IS
days from Ship Woad. . . .
. .
LordiCommulairsi liberated from prison on Sa-
rday, the Sew 6E42100, Or 24,000 pence, being
paid in the following manner, £B5 In Bank notes,
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,e 5 in silvery and 1210 in copper. .
Lod Wau.sta.av's health is so greatly improved,
that preparations are making for his departure from
'San Cliff to Richmond, where he has taken the
Marquis of STAFFORD'S house on the Terrace.
The Hotano frigate, Captain DILLON, arrived on
Saturday at Portsmouth, from China, Madras, the
Cape df Good Hope, St. Helena, and St. Michael's.
She left the Cape and St. Helena seven days after the
Atznauo, said St. Miehaeri 'on the .28th ult. The
Beam° is the last frigate to be paid off' from the
war establishment.

• FALMOUTH. DECEMBER F.
Arrived the Eclipse, Rau, from Loldon far
Ja-
maica, and Liicy,Cuta.ati. from Loiicion for Trieste;
the latter wi:h part of her btilwatkli carried away.—
Saari! are Lady Jane, Blucher, .Tane, SutatUnion*,
Brill, ant, And Crlincnbine, for London, and New
Frederick, for Hall:- Win(' W. to S.
PLYMOUTH, DE(*EMBER 7. •
Came in yesterday the store ship re*
partizic ; Simon, Coat, front r. ndnn to Dent antral
and Urinal, from London for St. Domingo. C.
in to Clay the' Eliza, KING, from the Isle of France,
in three mcnths, bound to London, with loss of rig.
ging,pails, and boats, and her cargo damaged. La
lat. 40 long. clo spoke a Portegi.est brig front
ranham to Op-at", with loss ot boats and sails.
POR I SMOOTH, DECEMBER' 8.
AfT•Yed !its kiAj rg Ship 11, flo from thlesot
of Good Hope; oke .41 the 15a, Angtsst Vie Or.
pheus, FINDLAY, from London for B Irabity ; and ca
the 19th October the Surry, REAMS. from Batavii •
to London ; on the 25th October spoke the Scala
WALL, from Batavia for Boston. Pa-sed by for Leg
don the Partridge, A tinEnsos, from Bonibay, and th
Herald, Dixon, in 41 days, from Quebec. The L.
tons, ROBINSON, sailed with the latter vessel, aid
parted in the Gulph.—Wind N.W.
DOVER, DECEMBER 7.
Sailed this day the King Getr.,.,e packet, Captia
KING, with a Mail for Calais; aho the Susan*
Captain Kum ; and Poll, Captain STlta!ss, tor Ea
port, with passengers.
DECEMBER B.—Sailed last night the Lnrd Dunces;
packet. Captain PAscoE, with a mail and pumas
for Ostend.—Arrived last night a Frc,ich packet,
with a mail; the Lord Duncan picket, Captain HA-
MILTON ; and ANT, Captain BARNETT, with passes-
gas, all from Calais.—Came in this morning the
galliot Mat garetta Cattiariaa, Captain HUNKHLY,
from Bourdeaux, bound to Antwerp, nits wine,
having been run on board of at sea and lost her bar.
sprit.—Arrived the Pi incess Charlotte packet, Cap-
tain HALLANDS, front Ostend, with a mail.
DEAL, DECEMBER 8.
• Arrived yesterday and sailed for the River the
Eweretta, AMY, from Quebec.—Came down from
the River and remain the Daphne, for Genoa • Vine,
for the Canary Islands; and Numa, for Grenada....
Arrived to-day and sailed for the River the Prince,
from Demerara ; Prince Regent, from Lisbon ; Part.
ridge, from Bombay; and Langford, from Yarmouth
for Ancona: the two latter remain.—Came does
from the River and remain the Ue.en, for Jamaica;
Riga, for HavannithNautili's t•a. Grenada.
LIVERPOOL, DECEMBER 7.
The Rebecca, front Cadiz for S. 'viral', vs
wrecked at Florida on the I Pal crew
and part of the cargo (wint•)E4vE.2. 'tile i'avverte,
from Malaga and Brtstol, 'or I.,:vcrp,.,tri. is to:ily
test on Formby Point. The DelKe of
ttrrllingr t,
PzARCE, ft OM Jamaica for Savanrah, vats lust oati.e
`2oth of Ociiiber, on Atriet;a Bar ; trey: saved.
NORTH SHIELLS, DECEMBLit e.
Came en $ll ire this morniog +with ofTeiga•
month Castle, the Peggy. 8r,:.1,1Y, Nircistl:;
the crew were with dit;icult y ,vt t ctsul is a
wreck ; the hole of die caliT,ts is danoyea; a rut
has been savre• •
WHITEY, DECEI4.ISIIP. 7.
Pitt in here tt:c Calcutta. Lvom.. The Master
report,. that *brat twelve o'cltxk on the ill ir.v.W,
he saw a sloop 140 clown 4,
miles cut at WA, supposed to be a atuutteritcl-•

crew drowned.
GU:aOM-LIOU:s.E. DECEMEER
SHIN{ ENT LI. ED !NW/Rti> lie Darla, Cur:wins, led
'mi
hi
Pon, from Lisbon; Marqui? o Avrlases, Brows,
Pi mews of Wales F..z, tram Ostend; Active, rale, fora
Opor,o; Vruw Alberane, .emit ; Vrov. l'eyerrje, Kuria; Id
Olive Branch, Glad, trom Amsterdam; Julius Cosa, Lodlits
from Demerara; Scharihirgwell, Chapman, Irem Charante;
dr
Britannia, Pench.s, from Faro ; Mat. a strange, f oai Perms.
buco ; Ocean, Morrison, from Cadiz; and Celaula,
Antwerp.
Our wasps—The Staff of Life, Crow, for Cork ; CatleaburTi
•1 Ingle, tur Bermuda ,• Herefordshire, Money, tor 1013 04
China; and Gustaff Frederick, ltooykind, for Rotterdam.

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On Wednesday evening the AREA% . Captait
CHARLES Bouvier, arrived at ?orison: null hum Ha.
litax, whence she sailed on the 10th ult. The Fears,
40, Sir THOMAS Louts, arrived there on the Roth of '
October, with the Earl and Countess 01 Dmatouttg,
from England. Admiral GRIFFITH shifted his
$4 1
into her, and sailed for Bermuda on the 10th it.
for the winter; the PacroLus. and SAstAcmi in cow
paay. The Dile had also sailed for Bermuda, ail
Mails, and was to proceed from thence to Nee Era
vidence, with dispatches. The NIGER WAS to with
at Halitax ; she is so theroughsy infected with dtl
rot, as not to be sea.worthy in the winter months-
The Hamm,- SARACEN, and °Possum, hadlat I
been hove down at Halitax ; the two tormer hay.ufs
el
been ashore at Bermuda, the latter in the Blye
Fundy. The Wye and HARRICR were left in the
Bay of Fundy. The MZNAI was at Bermuda; tilt
was about to sail for England. The squadron unde
Admiral GRIPF-.TH had lately been op the Bay d
Fundy, and anchored some time at Passamaquoddf
The Commissioners for appointing the Boandario
between England and America were then about 11
proceed on that important subject. The properlide
stroyed by the alarming fire which took ',lsmaili*
Max on the 9th of October, is estimated at /2150A4
The crews of the MBAR and PacToLns, as wen
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the military, were very successful and persevering
their exertions.to extinguish the flames. It was oco•
sinned by want of common care in a shop boy, "
had lett a candle burning on the counter of a shop
when no person etas in the house. There was a el,
heavy fall of snow at Bermuda, in the hern"
October ; and from tile reports made by Mic-sl4
Indians, it was expect.,il a severe winter would ifa
entA
The NIGER, Czptain JAcslioN, arrived at 11.11
only a few days before the AKZAK sailed fr
ni li6"
ton, wlere .Captain JAcrsosa and his Officers vete
treated with marked attention by the •Antericar;
The INIn•PENI.ENtIi, 71 (a sister ship to Or SOFA'
WAS lying. there, bearing the broad pentlara 01 C(4/1i
modore BAlN:Biome. Captzin JACEWN W irs `
ye boa:l7
tr
her. She.was in very high. order, and reirka I
clean, though with only 150 men; many of t •? 01.40_,
Englishmen, who expressed themselves Al be,Tl
greatly dissatisfied with the severity. of th.: punt'
mem, which was inflicted always in the most st,
mary way. Admiral sir Isaac: C .rin,i, svh? 't
been some time at Boston, returned to I-Iria3l.el.:`gi
ilwett. The AMUR ii to be paid off at Poi's°.

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