Star.
London, England, 1816-06-05 00:00:00

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DEAL, JUNE 4.
Sailed this morning his Majesty's ship CA'YMEDr,
on a cruize; also, yesterday morning, the Antelope,
BityaN's fitr the Cape.—Arrived and remain for ixclera
the PrioccSi Mary, MEEK, from Pert-au-Piinee.—.
Came down from the River and remain th . Caledo.
Ma, Roinstrya, fur Osku:ta; and the Nelion, Baltrox,
for jito,44es,;.—Arrived this morning and sailed for
the River the Lady Holland, DEANHASIt irneti Ja•
mama (seven week,), who rPt‘c his boat into the Hi.
sinnah, lout was not allowed to land or have any
conimuaicaLien with the shore.—Wind W.N.W.
MARUATE, JUNE 4. * .
Atriv.ed in our Roads, the Louisa, I.Vat.kca; froM
Gretrida, and the Lady Holl4nd, DEANNA:I, from '
JAI/mica ; the latter sriled the 1.3:11 April. Capt. 1),
seut a lima on shore at the Havanoalt, but was not
allowed to land.

PLYMOOTFI; JUNE 3.
'Arrived leis 111,1j.Isty's ship ASPEIt from a cruizn
Came in the APPLEBY, (roar London, bound
to the Isle of Fr.ince ; the N-ptunirs, amonN,
New York, bound to AtusteriLtra ; and the Peggy,
--, from London fnr America.
Porclmr)l7 1 14, 3UNE 4.
Arrived bis store.ship TORTOISE from
Danizic, aro his Ivi.ri2sly's store.iiiiip CAMEL, trout
N. W.

Iit'VICH, JWJE 4.
Arrived the Lord Nel,on pa..ket, with a mail from
Cuillaven.,Wind Nrath.

CUSTOAV.I-101.7:T., JUNE 3
Sntrg agyrrain ourwg v.°, E. ALIA., for Mal.a,
Smyrna, and Constamiuoph• ; Cn.mr. G-) Shottrn, for •
pies, Palermo. and Messina; Coaster, lain Seitis, for Genoa ant
Leghorn; Doris, Harm Hewlett Crootne, for lirernoi; Fortuyn,
Pieter Doom, for Amsterdam; Gowning Friends, Ashmanael
Baldry, for Strlnemunde and F•ettio ; Gee-ge, Robert noycri
for Rotterdam; Helena Ja.nee Pr-me, for Elszneur and Stettin ;
Industry, George Patrick, for Havre; Stvall.rw, John Frith,
for the Isle of France, i'vladeird, Madras, Bengal, and Bombay;
Saint, 'llontas Hill, for Madeira ; Star, Moberg. Cooke, NY M...•
drag and Calcutta; Marcus of Anghtgea, John Watkins, for
Maha and Stnyrit ; Prirce of Saxe Co'sourg, John l..add, for
Ro•terdam ; Salatnanc;:, David Rait, lor Senel•al.
NAVAL PROMO TIONS AND AP POLR.TMENTS".
Liet•teisato. Jerkin Jones, of the Newc4etle, and the Han. G.
W. Irefti,is, of the ir.s, •o the rank of Commander.
Lieutenant. George. (.4;IW, and Richard t,t. Lea) Niehrilsan,
are eu;wi!tiuniatril, vi.th :he rant of Conimander.
Messrs James An'ersnit, Wits. Conedin., rod Jiseph F. For-
to the rank of Lieutenant.
Assistan.s .Alexander Collie, Thos. Dunn, Alexander Laugh.;
lin, and John eir, to be Surgeons. • . .
Captain Jerkin Joaes, to the Julia. •
Lieuterositts RnSert Avehlsoti, James Symons CL), and Thomas
Retraits, F. I. to the Leander.
Lit utenauts Gesigst M`Pherson and E. W. Seymo.r, to 'the
Glasgow.
Lieutenant JOserh F. Foriter, to the Newcartle.
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The workmen belonging to Chatham lines were all •
discharged a few days since. The artificers and
win kown of the dock-yard have also been further IC..
ritricted in their e.srnings.
As a proof. of the. flourishing state of the Slaw;
Trade, on the authority of commercial letters just .
received from the Havannah, we are enabled to state
that it. the months of November and December last,
upwards.ut fifty vessels cleared out bon; the island ,
of Cuba for the coast of: Alrica in search of cargoes
of human flesh ; and that since that period, on .an
average, six or seven more per month have gone to
the same destination. Calculating 200 slaves per
ship, Cuba may therefore expect an annual imports.
tion of 24.000 slaves l 1 I It is a fair question to ask,
whether all this enterprise can have originated in the
heads and pockets of Spaniards t
J. Wars.nr, Esq. has been proposed by the Re-
cNtolat of LnADJN, and: elected Chairman of tn.;
Middlesex Aeisions, vice Wit. MAlN‘vAttisc,
resigned.
Friday a respite, during pleasure, was received 1.4.
Grindlay and C. Orphan!, at present on ler seri,
tense of death at Glasgow, and who were to two
been executed this day.
Satiny afurnoon the Old Blue 'Windsor coach,
and the Union opposition Wind&r.r coach, s'Aited
from the White Horse Cellar, in Piccadilly, the idd
coach having the lead. When the opposition cortelt
got to the turnpike, the driver made a push and got
the lead. The driver stopped near the halfway house
to Kensington, to take up a passenger ; after that,
in putting on his horses at full seed, to overtake the.
old coach, he lost the command of his horses, and
they ran the coach against a bank, which overturn, d
it on the road, with 17 outside passengers. One r f
them had his thie,h broke in consequence ;—he was
conveyed to St. George's Hospital.
On the evening of Tuesday se'noight, two rns:ng
men of the names of John Goold and Michael
had a regular pitched battle, in a field mar t*e
Military Road, Dublin, which terminated, atter fa
rounds, by a blow given by the latter on the stomach
of the former, which pat an end to the battle,. and
the life7of Goold together:
Corm EXCHANGE" MARE-LANE. JUNE. 5.--The sup.
Or of Wheat far exceeding the demand, and the
millers beini pretty well stocked, causes very heavy
sales, bat prices are nominally 10 04 Manday. Bar.
ley and Beans are rather cheaper, and Oats are full
ls. per quarter lower, having aery couridereess arch*
irars, and hot hi', buyers. • .
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