Star.
London, England, 1820-10-04 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Bt.ossom, of 26 guns, Captain Velum, destined for the
Cape of Good Hope and the St. Helena station, is still at Spit-
head. 'She is under orders to receive on hand some Govern-
ment money, for conveyance to the Mauritius. ..
The Hope, Laieu, from °port'', to Weymouth,was abandoned
by the crew on the 25d ult. being full of water.
The William and Mary, Rom Petersburg!' to Liverpool,
having sprung a leak, was going into Yahrsund on the 18th ult.
to discharge and repair.
The Heisteller, trom the Havannah to Marseilles, was going
into Boston on the 6th ult. with loss of main and foremast.
CONSTAN7ZOME, A t:G. CS.—The Convert, arrived from Odessa
on the 25th, picked up a sailor, 50 miles from land, on a spar,
nearly exhausted, who states himself to have beloeged to a ves-
sel from Trieste, which had upset three days before, by having
too little ballast.

FALMOUTH, OCT. I.—Wind W.—Arrived the Four Friends,,
Ttoseters, and Commerce, Homo!, from London. Sailed the
Hope, GOURNCTO, for --a..
Pr.vsloczn, Ocsosza 2.—Arrived the Averick, Moons., from
Amsterdam for Norfolk, with considerable damage in her hull,
and must go into dock to repair t and the Lord Stewart, from
Uantzic.—Wind W. N. W.

Porrsnourn, Ocvosza 3.—Wind N.N.E.—Arrived his Ma-
jesty's ship Asr from a cruize ; and the Loring, SKARMAN, from
Patras.—Sailed his blajeuy's ships CastezioN, Remota, and
luau, on a cruize.
Ocrosna 3.—Wind N.E.—Arrived and remain the
Latona, Hess's, from the South Seas • and the Claremont,
GAWDIX, from Jamaica. The WallaceF.lmm, from St. Do-
mingo, is arrived off Folkestone, and the boatmen state she will
reach the Downs nest flood. One of her masts is much damaged.
Hamm:Ara, Ocr. 3.—Arrived the Vrow Ilendicker, VANDER
Oswalt, from Rotterdam for London, with the loss of anchor
and cable.

A KGATT, OCT. s.—The Policy, Batorron, from London to
the South Seas, got on shi re yesttrday on Margate Sand, but
was got off this morning without material damage, and is now
riding in the itords.
Cowls, Ocrosta 3.—. Arrived the Grenada, Donato, from
Samarang, out five months.
Livzsroot, ()crows 2.—Put- back the Cuba, for St. Peters.
burgh, with loss of foretop-mast. Arrived the Ardent, PAT-
TERSON ; and Earl Lonsdale, Gaooas, from St. Andrew's, N.B.
and the Jong Wilhelm, PAILLETEIT, from Rotterdam.
Artftivzo—At Mararham, the William and Henry, Jenkins,
from London. At Genoa, Anne, from Bristol ; Aspasia, from
Buenos Ayres ; and Forsoget, from Drontheim. At St. Ars-
drew's, Vertumnus, Stenhouse, from Cadiz. At Oporto, Jolly
Bachelor, Cadenhead, from Bristol; Brilliant, Bulmer, from
London ; and King<cove, from Newfoundland. At Tervere,
Prudence, from Liverpool.
Custoar-Housz, Ocrosea s.—Ships F.ntered Inwards: The
New Hope, from St. Petersburgh ; Mary, from Harlingen;
'William, from Riga ; Yrow Drewke, from Worcum; Hebe,
from Stralsund ; Richard and Ann, from Stangate Creek ; the
Hawher, from Sierra Leone; Gras Von Essen, from Stralsund;
Herefordshire, from Canton ; and the Lively; from
Riga..-
Entered Outwards : The Johanna, for Bremen ; the John, for
Genoa ; Volusla, for Jamaica; Harriet, for Odessa ; Eclipse, for
St. Thomas's; l'hcebus, for Hatriburgh; and the Prince of Saxe
Cobourg, for Rotteriam.—Cleared Outwards : The Duna, for
Hamburgh ; Trafalgzr, for Antigua; Deptford, for Cadiz; the.
Mary, for Cork; and the Heron, for Hamburgh.

'g EVENLNG-sm R

LONDON.
TO-MORROW, 4,300 TICKETS TO BE DRAWN—ALL
WILL BE PRIZES—TWO £lO,OOO, TWO Xio,ocio—
TWO £lO,OOO IN THE FIRST FIVE MINUTES—
ALL IN STERLING MONEY.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1820.

The necessary full detail of that Trial in which
every subject of the Empire takes so deep an interest,
obliges us to be more brief than we Could otherwise
wish, in our accounts of the accouchement of the Du-
chess di BERRI. The Paris Papers are filled with
details of the rejoicings, in consequence of the birth
of an Heir to the Throne of France. The whole City
was illuminated on Thursday evening, the day of the
birth, and fire-works were let off in front of the
Thuilleries. Due pains were taken to have the cer-
tainty and identity of the birth put beyond all possi-
bility of cavil, by calling into the chamber of the
Duchess, before the umbilical cord was cut, the
Duke d'Acsurean, Peer and Marshal of France, the
Duke de COIGNS', and several soldiers of the National
Guard, who were on duty at the time. The young
Prince was baptised on Friday, by the name of
HENRI CHARLES FEEDINAND DIEU-DONNI (Gods
GIFT), Duke of BOURDEAUI, &C. &C.
As to other foreign events, an article from Naples,
of the 12th ult. states, that it had been announced by
telegraph, that Sicily had submitted to the Constitu-
tional Government.—Those Spanish Bishops, who
had assumed some of the powers of the Inquisition
in prchibiting the circulation of certain works, have,
by a Decree of the Cortes, been prohibited from ex-
ercising any such functions.
The affairs of Am PACIIA seem in a very critical
state. A letter from Venice, of the 20th ult. says—

" Au PACHA is in a desperate situation : the maritime for.
tresses of Epirus, from Butrinta Peeves*, have surrendered
to the Commandant of the Ottoman Beet. NAID/OUD Bar, the
grandson of Au, after defending Parga for some time, seeing
no hope of relief, surrendered himself prisoner to the Turkish
Commandant. Au himself, abandoned, it is said, by his sons.
'overs& and Vier, is shut up with all his treasure in the town
of Sepelini, or, according to other accounts, in the Castle of
Petilin, on the Lake of Janina, and cannot escape, having no
other alternative than to surrender himself prisoner, or to die in
despair.—This intelligence requires confirmation."