Star.
London, England, 1819-05-29 00:00:00

CARLISLE, MA r 2s,

13 consequence of the riotous disposition of the
Weavers, who hive assembled here in very great
Tinher yesterday and to-day, the Mayor and Ma-
;is:rates have waited on the Commanding Officer,
bior KENNEDY, requesting him to suspend the
cf his Squadron of the 18th Hussars, who
ere to have marched for Liverpool to-morrow ;
icil request has been complied.witb, and the De
_elm:NA is halted till farther orders. The remainder
f the Regiment, we hear, is gone to Liverpool, to
mbark for Ireland.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Princess Charlotte packet, from Jamaica, was lost on the
tb of April, and not oa the 48th of March, as stated yesterday.
The brig Catharine, Fearer% of and from Swansea, arrived
t Waterford the ir.qd instant, with loss of her fore-top mast.
The Rose, OFFWA,, of and from Newcastle to St. John's, New ,
kunswick, has put hack to Shields, leaky.
Pi 'mourn, MAT 27.—Wind K—Sailed the Vallenia,
r liamburgh ; and Mariner, Davison, for Quebec.
Porriareern, MAT 88.-7 Wind S. by E.—Arrived his Ma.
sty's schooner Garman, from a cruize.—Sailed his Majesty's
zip ACTIVE, for Halifax; Ann, Cower, for Quebec; Richard,
&vanes ; and Venus, FezAan, for Mete.
DEAL, ALE 28.—Wind N. E.—Came down from the River
Mt night and sailed, the Fame, Rairminavos ; and liooghley,
fnoarltlßCCnug:ltn Selina
wn. ,
down from theiallltdav;eraitlhdissemvoeral
tiers, rn-
a; and sailed, the Redman, &MUT, for Barbadoes; and Todds,
A.Pamisoe, for Portsmouth.
Done, MAT 28.—Sailed this morning the King George pact
In. Captain KING, from Calais, with a Mail and passengers.—
Arrived this afternoon the Lady Castlereagh, Captain Mawiz,
from Calais, with the carriages and baggage of Prince Leorozn;
alto, tit Lady Jane James, Captain Itirwaan ; and le Desiree
french packet, from that port, with passengers.
ODE4A, Aram 11 (23).-i$ Since the new year 133 vessels
Lire arrivtd, and 81 sailed, n'T of them under British colours."
Ann. 18 (30).—" Since My last, 5.3 vessels have arrived, and
19tailea. Our port is formed by a Mob', which affords good
thaer to about 300 ships. The anchorage is excellent in the
mach, tue bottom having a gradual ascent, and being of clay
ad and, without stones. The roads are exposed only to the
ittlieast winds. All ships arriving are obliged, by the qua-
amine laws, to remain at anchor in the roads, before they are
witted within the Male, four or fit! days. Yesterday apd
1441ay it blows a gale from the Nast."
Conou.lloest, Lonnon, MAY 28.—EleStIliD INWARDS: The
Perim, Graff, from Stettin ; Neutral, Lundberg, from Gene ;
,61 the Carolina, Netelbeter, from Stettin.--Ct alarm Our-
visas: The New Union, Rose, for Calais; Betty and Isfelsa,
derion, for Hamburgb ; Harmony, Fraser, for I,abradore ;
loyal Sovereign, Atherden, for Rotterdam ; Creole, Cooksleyl
St. Christopher's; Marshal Blucher, Ellis; and Prince of
thane, Collins, for Rotterdam ; Prince of Waterloo, Page, for
Ortend ; Albion, Page, for Antwerp: Vrow Tryntize, Horst,
Raterdam ; Ormuz, Camay, for Cape Coast Castle ; Cherub,
Cc:, for Quebec • Henry, Setbuld, for I lamburgh ; Elizabeth,
:roper, fer Bilbra.;; Williams, Reddack, for --; gym-
?et-7, Moore, for Geneva and Leghorn ; Francis, Sinclair, fur
de heath Seas; Mercury, Beasley, for Barbadoes; and the
Eran,Penteon, far Archangel.

le following account from Margaritta, via New
Ymi, reached us this morningMlL t
ICIARITTA, MAarn 4.
" P, a mail frcm Maturin we learn, that a bloody engage-
teat took place at Guyabal, between our Army and the Hoy-
-on under Morales, in which we were victorious, having set
•t to all the Spanish vessels constructed there. In the province
•amana, Domingo :pontes makes frequent incursions to the
ley rtvirons of the city. Our numbers in Cumanacon.are eon-
Le..bly increased, and will amor.nt to three thousand men: all
r hete."

day right respectably dressed man, a raseenger on board
• 092 Grave;end boats from London, fell overboard, when
W. 13 nearly opposite Frith, and notwithstanduig every
w;:s made to slve him he was drowned.
of a man, having the appearance of a brewer's
week found drowned in the Canal, rear Gravesend,
afternoon, as six rm2n, who had been employed to
Y•t'is on the Chaney Rock Grounds, 61:•..erness, were going
fruit O.: vessel in which they had been ernplcqed, (it
'oard) th,:y were pitched all on ere side. Tiie boat up-
, alononle vcssi.l, tin.). were all plunged into the water;
" saved, and arA:ther of the name
•s Merchant, of whose recovery some hopes are enter-
. ,
,•Jt iLe mh.:r three :net with a watery grave—their names
1:!tn, I..:mtr, William Batt, and --- Loader. Batt
wi:•.• and seven children. One ;I the two saved was
r list,—hit =nit, is. Ii ::duel. The bodies of the three
timi, ate men were picked up on Tuesday.
•—Wednestlay, a most destructive fire broke out on the'
trees of Mr. LAN,Erietn, carpenter, Ste: at Littleburn, Kent.
`rtpal was the progress orthe flames, that the dwelling-house,
' lit:vs' shop, plumbery, and smiths' forge, were entirely de.
:7'u. before the engines arrived from Canterbury—the ferni-
nt rite dwelling:house only being saved. The fire also com-
-,c0.11 to a stable on the opposite side of the road, which was
.4:%Cd. The damate is estimated at neatly £4OOO.