Star.
London, England, 1819-03-24 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLICENTV.

Co,R MAZClllB.—Arrivcd the Sarah, or Dat!in, Laxvsots,
from New York, with cotton and rice for Liverpool, with ie4
of sails and main-top-mast.
FALMOUTH, MARCH so.—Sailed the Duke of Marlborough
packet, with a mail, for Lisbon. The Wellington packet hal
arrived, with a mail, from Jamaica.
21.—Wind N.N.W. Sailed his Majesty's brig Wimp, for
Cork. Arrived the l'eraeverancr, Spices, from ltio Janeiro IA
73 days, and sailed for Hambro'.

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MARCH 21.—The North Star, from Dumfries ta
Gibraltar, contrary to expectation, has been got cff the Dutch.
man's Bank, by the Success Revel ue cutters' boats, and brought
into harbors, with little damage. The Ocean, 11.tuatton, re.
mains still on the sand.

Ponrsmocrn, hl umt f.)3.—Wind Sonth, thick weatlter.--Ar-
rived several outward-bound vessels from the Downs. Sailed
the General Harris, Wrt..re.►n, and Warren flutings, RANces,
for Bengal and China, but have since brought np in CUN't.
Roads; his :Majesty's ship Nautilus,for the Cape ut Good Hope
and St. Helena.

DRAL, MAACK 9.3.—Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for Ott
River, the Planter, Rows, from Danerara ; I:•:critcr,
from St. Dimino ; Blersing, Mims, from St. '.'dieltatl'; ; Yo-
phie, BLACK, from ditto; 'Marianne, ALLIN, from the South Se:e, ;
Albion, —, from Bristol; Batavia, AusGELDER, from Batavia
for Amsterdam.

Livearoot., MARCH 9.2. Arrived the George Cannim
Snw*rr, from Bengal—sailed 2.3 d November; the Guildford,
for Liverpool, sailed 12th November, and passed the George
Canning 26th January, at St. Ilelena also arrived the William

Dawson. Scorn, from

from the Sand Heads

19th November, and from the Cape 13th January.
Cowes, DlAccu 22.—Arrived and came into Harbour the
Betsey, Newsy, from Yarmouth to Liverpool, leaky, and it is
believed, with pumps choked. Sailed the Union, Oncuto, from
Batavia for Amsterdam.

FISIICUARD, Nlnactt 20.—This afternoon, about four o'clock,
the brig Friends, of Swansea, feom lli.blin, and the sloop Mer-
cury, Lewis, from Chester to Cork, parted from their Anchors
and cables in the Road+, and ran on shore on Goodwich Sand.

CAMPBELTOWN' 'MARCH 6.—The brig Cambrian, of and for
Liverpool, from llerhice, put in here las; night, and sailed again
to-day—saw off Cape Clearthe wreck of a ship, but could not

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make out what she was.
Buon.nicrox, M. 22.—Tbe Edward, Ilmnrawm, fro%
Newcastle to London, has put in here, with loss of mainmast
and foremast sprung.
Hem., Mono yeFterday the Buncombe, tiring,
Margaret, lio!berry, and Bach .tnu, for Greenland. To-
day put in here the 51. try Ann, Stars, from Londou to Shields,
to repair her windlass.
Lowestorn—The Twins, Sumer, from Ilamburgh, has ar-
rived off here with loss of bowsprit and sails.
Custom-House, 31ortcd .22. Entered Inwards: The Ugie,
Walker, from Palamos ; Truro, Ciymas, from Truro; 'EA:lrd,
Williamson, from Denicrara; Aid, Hall, from Cadiz ; Vrow
Sibenlina, Roster, from Embtien ; Teazer, Rogers, from Ant-
werp ; Vrow Ando, Aadin, from Embden ; Vittoria, '.'iontgo-
niery, from Clewiston ; Bebe, Brunton, from JAmoka ;
Ayres, from Lisbon ; Luis Elizabeth, Berneval, from Czen ;be
Eghani, Peter, front Buenos .Ayres ; Ann, 1)t ysbornugh, teem
Bourdeaux ; Byron, Richardson, from Trinidad; and Vittoria,
Coulson, from Genoa.—Entend Outwards The D.sprch,
Whitingham, for Odessa; Adriatic, Patrick, for Darter,: ; 'he
Sarah, Goodrisige, for Bilboa ; Ebenezer, Edmond, for Ham-
burgh; Prince Regent, Lead, for Rotterdam ; Tartar, Downing,
for Seville; Eliza, Bedwell. fur Venice • and :Margaret, S:nith,
for Bermuda.—Cleared Outwards: The 3Lry, Barclay, for
Antigua; Trois Antis, Moc-aer, for Havre; Alabama, Hamil-
ton, for New Orleans; the Margaret, iliGlasliam. for 'foliago;
William Bryan, Urquhart, for Jamaica; Iris, Cassie, for ditto;
JongeWilliain. Sorgher, for Antwerp; Highland Lad, 3loore,
for Quebec ; Castor, Somerset!, for Bemerara ; and the Prince
Cobourg, Hutchinson, for Quebec.
Morten 23.--bnvonna—The Venus, Candler, from New
York ; Actif, Noiten, (coin Rouen; Vyssery, Wykitchrtt,
from Worcum ; 31ary AIM, Stable, from Leghorn ;'
Young, from Charente; Amelia, Gilmore, from St. Michael',;
Jewel, Persons, frem Virgin a; Morro, Perkins, from IhAo--
&aux; Tobago, liVistmonand. from D.:mantra : Royal Chin-
lotte, Harper, from Cadiz ; Little Ann, Ford, from Oporto.—
Outwonn, The Vs caw Rolima, Pot, fur Brussels; Providence,
Palmer, for Rotterdam; Marquis of Wellington, Wood, aod
Princess Charlotte of Wales, Gribble, for India; James, Law-
son, for libation ; Ocean, like, for Lisbon; Busiris, Gardner,
for St. Vincent's; Schwager, Jahnholf, for Stettin;
Watson. for Buenos Ayres • Lindsays, Turner, for Be:bi.e;
and Consul, Sear?, from Bounleaux.—ersorro OUIW.IIII :
The Julio, Way, for Lanzarotte; Joseph and Mary, Stanton,
fur ; B,itannia, Bally, fur Seville; Marie Ann, Vidal,
fee Havre; Inverness, Potts; Gleaner', Reid • and Britenti..,
Jack•;, for Greenland ; Harriet, Adams, and Vertumnus,
house, for Cadiz ; Laurel, Andrew, for Elsinenr.

Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR had a long an-
d:ence of the Pitt NCR REGENT at Carlton House.

Last evening the Duke and Duchess of Gr.oucE:;TER
honoured Drury-lane Theatre with their presence.
We are extremely sorry to learn that Lord Sin-
MOUTH, on Monday evening, received a severe con-
tusion on the knee by the kick of a horse, as he was
walking to the House of Lords. The Noble Lord Is
confined to his house, but was better yesterday, and
there is every hope of a speedy recovery.
The largest Prize drawn yesterday was One Thou-
sand Pound's, No. 3718—it was sold in Shares by
HAZARD and Co. the Contractors, who also soli
9504, a Prize of £2O, and entitled to Sixteen undrawn
Whole Tickets. The Wheel still contains Three Pr iZes
of £20,000, Three of £2,000, &c. &c. all of which
:must be drawn SATURDAY, the 3d April, being tl.e
last and only day.—HAZARD and Co.'s Offices,
Royal Exchange; 26, Cornhill ; and 324, Oxfbid-
street, corner of Swallow-street.
Letters from Rio Janeiro of the 4th January state,
that trade was then very dull, there being no demand
except for fine goods—those of inferior description
being entirely a drug. They were in daily expecta-
tion of hearing important intelligence from Peru, where
it was expected the Independent standard would, 'ere
long, be ti iumphalit.
A letter from Madrid, dated 4th March, says :
" We are assured that there are letters from Lima
and Brazil, announcing the loss of the King's frigate
la Marie Isabelle, and of the convoy destined for
Peru. It appears, according to these letters, that the
Trinidad transport, which went into Buenos Ayres,
had revealed the secret signals of the Expedition--
that they were immediately communicated to the
Government of Chili, which having got possession of
Talcahuano, as soon as the convoy presented itself
before that port, supposed to be still in the power of
the Royalists, its signals were readily answered, and
it thus became an easy prey. This mishap will render
the situation of affairs in Peru very embarrassing.—
As for the Grand Expedition, the preparations ror it
are going on with as much activity as the difficulty
of obtaining the requisite money will permit."
CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, MARCH 24.—The
only arrivals we have had since Monday were a few
samples from Suffolk, and there being but few buyers
at market, the Wheat trade was exceedingly heavy,
and none could be disposed of except those of the
Gist quality. Barley is also Is. per quarter lower,
and there being scarce any demand, was dull sale at
that reduction. In Oats, Peas, and Beans, there is
no alteration. _ _ _

EXECUTION.—This morning at eight o'clock, Ed-
ward Dent and John Adams, for forgery ; William
Lynch, for bighway robbery ; and John Willett, for
sheep-stealing, were executed in front of Newgate.
The concourse was immense. The criminals behaved
with great resignation.

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