Star.
London, England, 1820-04-04 00:00:00

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V.tr-notrtit, Arm. 4W.—Arrived off this port, the
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Wi!barn Manning, SUM!, from St. Kict's for Latdou; the
M. :tu-y, LADD, from London for Messina.—Arrived, the Ale
lison' WAI2II, front Dartmouth for St. Sebastian's.
Llvv.a:cxn., Arm C.—Arrived, toe Agricola, Maxi!, Gold
New York—sail.,4 6th March ; the Juliet, Su'atasoN, from gib
vannah; the Acalanta, and Iris, fro n Messina. _ _ _

Poittstiouru' Aram 3.—Wind East.-7-Arrived, the Surrey.
Raisrtine, front tine Downs for New South Wales; the Star trans-
port, from ditto for Sierra Leone ; the Hannah, —; Juliana,
Bstzin ; and Amity, Stomas, from ditto for Quebec....mS:tiled,
the I lanuah, .lulnroa, and Amity, far Quebec ; the Cato, Mos-
:mu:3'er Antigua; Sarah, I lovasms, for Tiieste ; and his Ma-
)esty'a ship Favounta.. fur Newfoarriland.
DEM., Newt. s.—Wind R.—Safird this atoning the whole
of the outward-bound, except the High:and Lad. Arrived the
Juno, Smits:4, from Altona, an! remains with the Fortune,
ANDUSON, front 31essina, and Liberty., I:sax:von, from Galipoli.
Dines, Aran. 3.—Arrived the Two Friends, BRaDA, front
Norway for Bourdeaux, leaky ; httving been on shore on the
Long Sand, 31st uh. nod-thrown part of her cargo overboard.
Matteasn, Annal. 3.--The Rose, Witorriacoav, of Yar-
mouth, front Madeira for London, got on shore yesterday on
Margate Sand, where she IIOW lay:, hut measures are taking to
lighten her, in hopes of getting her off.
LvaultnioN, Aram 3.—Arrived the Lord Sidmouth,GussEr.,
front New South Wales, Bengal. and Cape of Good Hope; left
the Cape the Ist of January. She spoke on the 26th January,
off Ascensiou, the ship Aunara—all well ; and on the 3d of
February, in lat. 1. 44. N. long. 20. 4. W. the Minden Hall,
Gum°, from London for Bombay.
A.aarvzo—At Weymouth, the Hercules, liovelsanci, from
Christiana. At Bristol, Churchill, Najd', front St. 3lichaers.
At Witerford, Pursuit, Jinni., froin Lisbon. At Cork, nig
gins. Johnson, from Virxinia ; and Maria, Doplet from Nee/
'Yolk. At Belfast, Migouri, --, front t harleston ; irbrd
Hill, —, from Alicant; and Thistle, Wells, front St. Übe s.
At Leith, Jean, Russell, front St. John's (N. B.). At .Bengal,
Kingston, Bowen; and All,ion, Weller, from London. At
Demerara, Anger,tein, Thompson ; Coventry, Herne ; and To-
bato, Westmoreland, from London; Tom Bowline, —, from.
Liverpool (N.S.). At Naples,John Guise, APFea; and Sprightly,
Carron, from the Clyde. At Maranbam, Carolina, 'Mathewson;
Sampson, Thomas; and Mary, Billing. from Liverpool; also,
an: Hope, Griffiths, fro.n London. At Calais, Julie, Preager,
front London. At Naples, Ceres, Parker, trout London. At
Cush teen, Thetis, Read ; Leeds, Cebb; and Isis, Hutchin-
son, from London. At Mogadore, Silarnanca, Hicks, from
London. At Malta, Solacia, Tankerslay, from Bengal; and
Minstrel, Linklater, from London. At Cerigo, Tout, --,
front Liverpool and Malta. At Gibraltar, Stara, Sterling, from
Dublin. At Savannah, Alexar.der, Mackay, from the Clyde.
At the Ilava7.nah, Charles, Ilig;'.ngton, from Londbn ; and
Palmyra, Hill, from Dublin. At Marseilles, Jason, Campbell,
from Loudon. At Madras, toei.htim, Shirley, from Bengal.
At Smyrna, Bromley; Barugh, from London. At St. Helena,
Bettozl, —, from Bengal. At Madeira, Emulous, 'Sowell;.
Ruckers, Super; and Hennes, Somersall, from London; also,
nizabeth, --, front LiverpoeL At the Clyde, Jane,
Miltimore, from Charleston; and Friends increase, --, from
Terccira. At Demerara, Robust, Patterson, fromthe Clyde.
At Honduras, Ocean, iVhittle, from London • Ellaa Ann, Crier-
s= ; and Recovery. Haudyn, from the At Savannah,
Caroline, &own, frost Limpid.

The Trial of Major CARTWRIGET, WOOLT:R, ED-
MONDS, and others, at Warwick, had been fixed for
yesterday ; but in conseqUence of the sudden indis-
position of Mr. Justice who has been attacked
by a severe fit of the gout, it has been postponed for
some days. Mr. Serjeant VAUGHAN, who was to have
conducted the prosecution on the part of the Crown,
is also much indisposed.—Sixteen or eighteen wit-
nesses are to be examined on the part of the Crown.
The case which they are to endeavour to establish
against the defendants, is the holding of the Meeting
at Birmingham, on the 12th of July last ; that ED.
MONDS on that occasion acted as Chairman, and the
other defendants as principal speakers; and that they
proceeded to elect a Representative, or, as it was
" a Legislatorial Attorney," in Parliament for
the Town of Birmingham. For the defendants,
Messrs. DENHAM and HILL are engaged as Counsel
to argue points of law ; but the defendants will them-
selves address the Jury in defence.
The disturbances in the West of Ireland, which
lately had such a menacing character, are gradually
diminishing, and there is every reason to hope tran-
quillity will soon be restored.
We regret to learn, that one young woman, who
was wounded, on the day of the disturbance; at Col-
rain, Ross-shire, is since dead; but there has been no
other fatal casualty.
The Procession for the Chairing of Sir FILMIC'S
BURDETT, and Mr. flosuouse, is to take place on
Thursday ; to commence at eleven o'clock.