Star.
London, England, 1820-03-25 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Yesterday, the dispatches by the ship Buckirghamsbire, for
China, were closed at the East India House, and delivered to
the Purser of that ship.
His Majesty's ship &erne, Captain Piamateoz, arrived at
Portsmouth on Thursday morning, and brought home Lord
Cstalun Sexism from the Cape of Good Hope.
The Friends, Costs, of Sligo, in coming out of that har-
bour for the Clyde, ran on shore. Cargo discharged, in a da-
maged state.
FALMOUTH, ALsecn 22.—Wind W.N. W.—Arrived the Hope,
Scott, from Cette in thirty-eight days, for Jersey. Sbe spoke,
on the 13th instant, in lat. 49. long. 9. 30. the sloop Courier,
from the Western Islands for London ; and on the 20th, in lat.
49. 30. long. 7. 50. the brig Gambier, from Cadiz for London,
out fourteen days.—Sailed the Enterprize, Hosea!: ; and Four
Friends, Baoxrnsnia, for London.
Prratoutn, Maacu 23.—Wind N.W.—Sailed the Dame
Collette, Kr.zartzsnos' for Ostend. Passed up Channel, the
Betsy, Turmas, from Lisbon.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH N.E.—Arrived the Browns,
&town, from Cork ; Oakwell, JONES, from Waterford ; attd Ex-
pedition, Petrie, from Dungarvon.—Passed up Channel, the
Brixton, FEDDELL, from the Cape of Gond Hope for London;
she landed her passengers here.
Deal, MAACIt 24.—Wind S. W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Julius Cksar, Locate, from Demerara ; Georgian,
WAaaan, from Berbice ; Gambier, DONovAN, from Cadiz ; Dar-
lington, Wasarter, from Smyrna; Lord Exmouth, Mu.Ls, from
Cklessa ; George Dash, EMMA, from St. Michael's; Merton,
Damao:se, from Charente ; Ranger, REMINGTON ; and Joseph,
Cusurrorricasox' from Demerara; Enterprize, Susyror, from
Boardestux ,• Cyrene, BAIOLLTT, from Bethke; George and
Thomas, SADLig from Gibraltar; Mercury, Powas; Betsy,
Tnoaras; and Vigilant, Stamm, from Lisbon; Minerva, GREG.
sort, from Bilboa; and Aplin, Bassstr, Irons I3erbice.—Came
down from the River, the Earl St. Vincent, Station, for New
South Wales; 'and to, lioaton, for Antigua.
bynames, Ithaca 23.—Arrived the George Canning, Tow,
from Demerara, sailed 2d February ; the Bridget WAi to have
sailed the 3d ; and the Grace, 4th of Februat y, for this port.—
Also arrived, the Maryland, from Charleston ; Dryade, from
Savannah; John Echlin, DALIML AL, from' Malta; John and
Perseverance, from the Mediterranean; Iris, licrenta ; Free-
dom Kuwaiti),; William Pell, DouatAs ;. and the Mary, from
Lisbon; and Manchester, Hazeoce, front Oporto.
Aaatvre—At Bristol, the Phylena, Postgate, from Faro ;
' Phrenix, --, from Bourdeaux ; Maria, Bibbins ; and Eliza,
from Charente ; also the Neitunus, Bakker, from Ant-
werp. At Demerara, Syren, Perriton, from Newfoundland.
At Havre, Marsouin, -----, from New Orleans; and Hiram,
Le Buten' from Loudon. At Quillehauf, Helen --, from
Cardiff. At Leith, Britannia, • Brown, from Bourdeat.x. In
the Clyde, Queen Charlotte, White, from Trieste. At Berbite,
Alexander, Simpson, from the Clyde. At Philadelphia, Ceres,
Patterson, from Belfast.

We have received, this morning, AmeriCan Papers
to the 19th of February.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM ST. THOMAS'S, DATED
FEBRUARY le • -
„ The I,,rand expedition, destined to the Maine,
The Guysborough, Fenn's, arrived at Liverpool
from Newfoundland, brings advices from that Settle-
had not sailed from Slargaritta—Mareano Montilla
ment, as late as the 4th ult. The winter, up to that is the Commander-in-Chief of the forces, who is an
experienced Officer, having served with Bonaparte.
period, had been fine and mild, and the Island very
The expedition is bound to Laguira. The army Aid
healthy. Provisions being plentiful, the poor expe-
naval squadron united will excced 16,000 men, with
rienced much less distress than they had suffered the Their ammunition, &c. General Bolivar left Mar-
two preceding winters ; but the fishery of the last garitta some time since, for his head-quarters, on the
season having been unproductive, the merchants and Apure. The next account you may expect to hear or
the final success of the Patriots, and the entire
' tradesmen had sustained considerable losses.
t's pos-
.g
,sion of The Maine. . -
At the time of the Guysborough sailing, the flag
e This expedition has been raised and equipped,
of his Excellency Vice-Admiral Sir CHARLES HAM IL-
ana will, be in operation, in less •than three months
Jim its contemplation i. -whereas, the great Cadiz ar:
TOW, Bart. was on board the SIR FRANCIS DRAKE,
which, with the DRAKE sloop, and Sydney surveying mada, of which so much ha.S lit!en ;aid, yet remains
vessel, were the only ships of war at St. John's. in Cadiz, and more than half it's original force has
fallen victims to the fever."
The GRASHOPPER, Captain BUCHAN; had been