Star.
London, England, 1817-05-28 00:00:00

taing fallen Into the bands of General St. Muth,.
:.testitna the grand opening it will give the Yankees,
kc, in vssfe, and our West India Islands."

The fo invinz is an extract of a letter Isom the
A .n s to Lloyd's at Portsmouth, dated May 27 t

Th? aec:.unts of an insurrection having broken
v.?. hi the Brazils, was brought by hisliajesty's ship
T;cios, Iron l3arbadoes. We are informed that a
mt ptio-em had arrived at that island irstisa Bahia in
a trig, and reported that the insurrestioa was gene.'
4. • Hr had chartered sev:ral ships to proceed to
for the purpose of conveying from theme ari•
61: r ope t y t and he was conning to England in the
bound to Bristol, to solicit Govern-
rert in send out a frigate and bring home specie,
thit sailed from Barbadoes on the sth of April.
Ttuitst came trona St. Kiu's, but received this
:scout tram his Majesty's ship SCastANDita, which
snored at St..ltitt's on the lit!' of April, from Bar.
!ssdoes. Camino's sloop of war also arrived at
Kes from Bartaadoes just before the Tioats
v.,;;.!, and confirmed the intelligence. We do not
kiuw the day Mr. BUOWN arrived at Bads:Woes, but
it was previous to the Bth of April."

Extract of a letter fr..m St. Christopher's, dated
April 6, which we received this morning s
t. The BRAZEN sloop of war, of IS guns, Captain
Snituso, had taken possession of the American brig
Henry, with provisions, off the coast of St. Chrism.
within the limits ptescribed by law, intending,
;sit w.. supposed, to smuggle them on ►hare. She
.4.i been condemned by the Court of Vice-Admiralty
• that colony, and from the great want of flour, &c.
...as a mod seasonable supply to the distressed inhabi-
Ims and to the cultivators generally."

Halifax Pipers have arrived to the COth
t7t ART, Esq. arrived on Sunday. the 16th, at Quebec,
r►.l of course would take his seat in the House next
4ty : what is called the great question was set down tor
t..e 19dt instant, that is, whe►her further proceedings
shall be bad against the two Chief Justices ? It is un
derstood at Quebec that the Government at home had
giren directions to dissolve the Parliament if the House
of Assembly proceeded further in this matter. Judge
Moat expected to be discharged on bail ; but the
Court on licit ing his C unsel, who urged that the
rant of the &MAKER of the House of Assembly was
informal, had come to the decision that the warrant
Wit without objection, and be was in consequence re-
minded to prison. He bad transmitted a Petition to
the H ;one of Assembly, in which he states, that be
did est( wish to throw any impediment in the way of
' =mute who were investigating the 'case of the
Justice FOLTligit, He bad refused to give up
official documents, but their contents were open
inspection of the Committee ; but his duty to
:overnMent would not warrant his giving up
,:session of official documents.

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