Star.
London, England, 1820-06-13 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Thetis, Corr, from St. Domingo to Rotterdam, is put
back to the former place through stress of weather.
The American schooner Mazy Ann, CLAaaE, was abandoned
at sea on the 10th ult. being in a sinking state.—Crew saved by
the Sophie, GROSARD, of Glasgow.
The Anna Carolina, Ovr, arrived at Ostend on Thursday
night from Christiana, on entering the port during a heavy gait,
ran foul of the Ebperance, Berranr, and sunk her.
The Mariner, Tzionrsox, Irons London, arrived at Halifax
on the 9th ult. in distress.

The Gratitude, 'Mona v,of Dublin, from Bermuda to Barba-
does, has been condemned at the forner place as inseaworthy.
The Recovery, ALLEN, from Charleston, arrived at Bermuda
on the 18th of April, in distress, bound to Cowes.
A few days since, G. Ifowsoo, Master of the sloop Thetis,
of knuttingly, with a cargo of bones from London, was thrown
overboard by the boom, and drowned, on entering the mouth
of the Humber.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 10.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the American
brig Yamacraw, Ritas, from Virginia, in 30 days, and received
orders to proceed to Antwerp. Sailed the Marchioness of Salis-
bury packet, for Jamaica, with a Mail.
Powrsmounii Juxx 12.—Put back last night by contrary
winds, the Royal Sovereign, CLOMAITY ; and William, SeEscx
they have sailed again to-ay ; also sailed his Majesty's ship
limo, on a cruize ; Nile, MANLEY, for Bri.tol ; Queen Eliza-
beth, for Halifax; and Prince Saxe Cobourg, SMITU, fur
Madeira. • •

Dem., JUNE N.E—The Admiral Rowley, Gn.-
Amer' for Trinidad, put back yesterday, and lost au anchor and
cable In the Downs. Came down from the River last evening,
the Angerstein, THOMPSON, for Barbadoes; William Pitt, RIC*.
AEDSON, for Quebec; George, BAXTER, for llourdeaux; and Me-
lantho, GAIUMER, for the South Seas. They have sailed with
the rest of the outward-bound, with a light breeze from N.E.
Arrived and sailed for the River the James Harris, Issas; the
Ruth, Haim& ; and Augustus Czsar, guar, from Jamaica;
Marquis Wellesley, NAPIER, from Grenada; Hero, JEXEINS,
from St. Vincent's ; Blucher, Korn, from the Baltic for Oporto ;
and Star, Lestae, from ditto for Lisbon.
Haawicts' hare 12.—Arrived the Prince of Orange packet,
with a Mail from Holland.—Wind E.
Liveseeoc, June 11.—Arrived the Warren, Keats, from
Pernambuco ; Commerce, Geansza ; and Aristides, Farts;
from Savannah; and Warren, Weis, from Darien. The Prince
Madoc, Watson, from Charleston for the Clyde, was spoken
off Point Lyna yesterday, at two r. w. by a Liverpool pilot boat.
Alum/us—At Halifax, the Oscar, Elsworthy ; Barbadoes
Menzel; Margaret, Aiken; and- Elizabeth, Ross, from Lon-
don; 'Finley, Byes; /Glsiek Wood, —; Aurora, Nelson;
Hannah, Irvin; Jane, Crookshank ; Isabella, Morris; Amelia,
King ; and lively, Nl'Kenzie, from LiverpoOl ; Adventure,
Hardy ; and Thetis, Fisher, from .the Clyde; Louisa, Oswald,
from Aberdeen ; Dorothy, Cook, from Newcastle; Admiral
Griffiths, from Cork ; and Swiftsure packet, from Falmouth.'
At Cuba, William; Jameson, from the Clyde. At St. Domingo
Eclipse, of London, from Wilmington. At Demerara, Sea-
forth, Davies, from Liverpool. At Sr. Domingo. May, Owen,
from Liverpool. At Savannah, Thomas, Inglis, from Liver-
pool. At New York, Sarah, Badger, from the Clyde. At St.
Andrew's (N. B.), Maria, Cameron, rom Liverpool.
Custom-House, Juice 12.—Ships Entered Inwards : The
Generous Friends, from Riga; Prince of Orange, from Rotter-
dam; Better Luck Still, from Stangate Creek; Juno, from
Rip ; I'Espetance, from Dantzic ; Planters, from Jamaica ;
Tynemouth, from Riga; Mentor, from Memel; Eleanor, from
St. Petersburgh ; Ann, from Belfast ; Alice, from Waterford;
Perseverance, from Londonderry; Friendship, from Jamaica;
Mary, from Waterford; Union, from Riga • Emperor Alexan-
der, from Jamaica; Delme, front Amsterdam; Pearl, from
11amburgh; Speedwell. from Stangatc Creek; Regent, from
Limerick ; Lord Hill, from Belfast ; Scotia, and Thistle, from
Riga ; and the Loyalty, from Jamaica.—Cleared Outwards :
The Engfied, for the Isle of France • Anne, for Constantinople;
Preston, for Leghorn ; Anne, for Rotterdam ; Flying Fish, for
Dunkirk ; and the Free Briton, for Quebec.

In the American Senate, on the 11th May, " after
the Message from the PRESIDENT," says The National
Intelligencer," to Congress, on the subject of our re-
lations with Spain, there can be but little douht that
that matter will be suffered by Congress to rest where
it now does. There appears, indeed, no probability
iliat Congress will, under present circumstances, au-
thorise the PRESIDENT to cause to be occupied any
part of the territory in the possession of Spain."
A prospective Resolution, with regard to the re-
cognition, by the United States Government, of the
Independence of certain South American provinces,
was agreed to in the House of Representatives on the
10th. The.Antional Intelligencer remarks, that this
decision of the House was in consequence of the
result of the negociations respecting the Treaty with
Spain. The Resolution was to the ibllnwing effect :
" That it is expedient to provide by law a suitable outfit and
salary for such Minister or Ministers as the PIINSWIDIT, by and
with the advice and consent of the Senate, may send to any of
the governments of South America, which have been esta-
blished, and are maintaining, their independence of Spain:"
A second Resolution, moved by Mr. CLAY (who,
in the course of the • debate, avowed his intention
shortly to retire from public life), requeiting the
PRESIDENT to "cause to-be presented to the General
most worthy and distinguished, in his opinion, in the
service of any of the independent Governments, the
sword which was given by the Viceroy of Lima to
Captain BIDDLE, of the Ontario; with the expression
of the wish of the Congress, that it, may be em-
ployed in the support and preservation of the liber-
ties and independence of his country," was after 7
wards withdrawn.
Halifays Papers to- the 20th nitimo were received
yesterday. By an official notification issued by the
Government on the Sth,*encourigement is held out,
to pelions desirous of settling on the Seal Islands,.
near the western extremity of the province, by the
offer of grants of hind for that porp6se: his stipu-
lated, however, that the parties shill prove-the pos-
. ,iession• of suißcient'capital, and that they shill engage
to establish a fishery on the spot allotted than.