Star.
London, England, 1821-07-17 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Accounts have been received at Izoves, confirming the loss
of the Dutch East Indianian Arinus Marnsus. She was totally
lost about 300 miles from Java, on the Ilelvoet side, every one
having perished except four Rotterdam-men and one I)ort man,
part'of the crew.
At about half-past one in the morning of the 24th April, in
48. 24. long. 25. the brig Union, Captain Hamar, had the mis-
fortune to encounter the brig Agnes, of Dundee, ROB?. BARCLAY
Muter, bound from New Orleans to Greenock, with a full cargo
of cotton, when the latter vessel received so much damage thm
she went down in a short time ; the crew and passengers (14 In
number) having previously got into the long boat, but with the
loss of all they had, save what was on their backs.

Falasotrrs, JULY 14.—Wind N. to W.—Arrived off this port
the King George 111. Porrirwur., front Jamaica for London,
sailed 6th May. Sailed the Union, BIOICZNSHIA ; and Ashland,
Sturm, for London. Arrived the Stammer packet, with a Mail
from Lisbon, sailed Ist instant.
Poarsmoutn, Jrtv 16.—Wind W.S.W.—Passed by the
Hambletonian Gmatassow, from the River Gambia, out 49
days; Windsor Castle, Lit, from Bengal; and Thames, MAK.
mut., from New York, all for London, Arrived the Alfred
and Intrepid transports, from the Downs,
Daat, JULY 16.—Nrod S.W.—Sailed the Madras, WELLDOIS
for Calcutta ; Defence transport, for the Cape of ood Hope;
Washington, Monty, fur New York; Cyrus, Hatt, for the
South Seas; and the rest of the outward-bound. Put back, the,
Defence transport; and the Thomas, for Prince Edward's
Island—the latter with Toss of main-topsail-yard, Passed by at

the back of the Goodwin Sands, the American ships Susannah,
BAaaow; and Iris, SMITH, from Antwerp for New York; and
Mentor, Gassy, from New Orleans for Hamburgh. Arrived
and sailed for the River, the Baron Aodrossin, Puwrox, from
Smyrna ; and King George, Drwri.s., from the South Seas. A
ship is now coming in, supposed to be the Golconda, from India.
Livitaroor., Jut or 15.—Arrived the Emulation, Mosul, from
New Orleans; Victory, Pumas' from New York; Stranger.
new ma, from Philadelphia ; and deres,Wirassa, from Charleston.
Currox-House, JULY 16.—Ships Entered Inwards : Thetis,
ftorn Teneriffe • Rising Sun, from Brussels ; Harriet, from bloga-
dore ; Maria, from Palermo • ' Susan' from Cork ; Joseph, from
Waterford; Margaret, from ditto. Entered Outwards: Goode
Hoope, for Amsterdam;. Electra, for Philadelphia; Scaleby
Castle, for China ; Duke of York, for Rotterdam ; Chance, for
Hamburgh ; Robert, for ditto • Julie, for Calais. Cleared but.
Out-
wards : Nimble, for Malaga ; Thomas, for Naples ; Martin, for
Elsinore; Susanna, for Dublin; Indspensable, for the South
Sea Whale Fishery.

CONSPIRACY IN Pnussra.—From a Private Letter
dated Berlin, June 26 A conspiracy to introduce
the Spanish Constitution into Prussia, has been disco-
vered. At the head of it stood a Nobleman in the
neighbourhood of Dantzic, a relation of M.Von Hum-
boldt, the late Minister. A great number of country
people had pledged themselves, by oath, to support
him; his design was to take by surprise Stargard, a
strong town, where a depot of arms belonging to the
Landwehr would have furnished the necessary means.
He probably stood in connection ss ith some powerful
people in Poland, where the Russian Government is
much detested. A short time before the conspiratr rs
intended to begin their work, the plot was discovered,
and fourteen members were arrested. The Goverr
ment is anxious to prevent anything transpiring of
this accident, which, although ineffectual, proves
enough, that sooner or later our military despotism
must have an end.

44 The Government plunges itself, from day to day,
in greater embarrassment ; for, in spite of all the re-
strictions, the expenses are greater than the revenue,
because the soldiery swallows up such enormous sums.
Several people are detained in prison for more than
two years, without receiving sentence, which gives you
an idea how justice is administered in this country."
VAUXHALL GARDENS.—This charming place of
summer amusement, after a short Suspension, was
re-opened last night. The weather was fine, and
highly favourable, but the incessant rain of the pre-
ceding day, appeared to have occasioned some de-
gree of apprehension to many of its frequenters as to
the state of the grounds, for the company was not so
numerous as we should otherwise have expected to
see ; it was, however, of a more general and uni-
formly respectable character than is ordinarily seen
in large and promiscuous assemblies.
Yesterday morning a new Police Establishment was
opened at No. 86, High-street, Mary-la-bonne; it is
of the most spacious and commodious description.
At ten o'clock, Messrs. Game' rus, RAWLINSON, and
Hosems, the three Magistrates, took their seats, the
Officers attended at the Office, and the business com-
menced. The front of the Office is a private house
in High-street, through which the Magistrates enter
to go into the Court. The back part is in Grouo-pas-
sage, which is adapted for the entrance of prosecu-
tors, prisoners, &c. There is a paved passage, Qpen•
ing into a hall, leading to the Court, at one side of
which is erected a strong lock-up house for prisoners.
The inside of the Office, which is entirely new, has
the appearance of a Court-house; it is lofty and spa-
cious, and nearly square. The walls are covered with
wainscoting. The bench also consists of wainscot,
and every facility is rendered for ventilation, by hav-
ing a kind of dome, with a glass skylight, and win-
dows round the Office. The Officers are the same-as
were employed at the Shadwell Police Office. The
business will be transacted in a similar way to the
other Offices. It is rather extraordinary, that a stone-
mason, who was employed in the building of the Of-
fice, was the first person brought up and placed at
the Bar, charged with assaulting a watchman.

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