Star.
London, England, 1819-07-15 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Fa emotion, Amy 14.—Wind \V. N. W.—Sailed the P Is;
transport, for Halifax; Stanmer packet for Jamaica, and
ton packet for America; both with mails.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 14.—Wind South.—Arrived the
Score, from Riga. Sailed Ms 3lajesty'a ship Magiclenne
Eastward; Nicholson. CALIWIL. for Bermuda; Demerara na,,,,t
Vcsaa..r.s, for Demerara; SUSZEIDAIL, WALLIS, for Rio
Cossack, 31111zassis, for New York; Hope, Wasam, fsq
bag° ; and Juno, Pasatuaan, for Halifax. Came rata n.rhota.
his Majesty's ship Leander, to be paid of Passed down (36,1..
nel the Kingston, Bower, for India.
DEAL, JULY 14.—Wind East.--Arrived the Ann, RILL; from
New 1:; unswick for HulL Came down from the River a:A
sailed the Iris, rifILLLES, for the Cape of Good Hope.
Dovaa, Jvtr 14.—Sailed this day the Princess Charlotte
packet, Captain flamatosiss, for Ostend, with a Mail and pat.
st-ngers ; also the Lord Duncan packet, Captain HAXELTAAN ar.d
Industry, Captain Asians, for Calais, with passengers. Ar.
rived this day the King George packet, Captain Kmo, and a
French packet, from Calais, with passengers.
Ilaawwir, Jinx 14.—Wind E. S. E.—Arrived the tarse
packet tram Holland, and the Jane Racket from Gettenburgh„
Sailed the Henry "'reeling packet for Holland, and Beanfoy
packet for Cuxhaven, all with mails.
elision-novae, JL•LT 14.-ELlttrEd Inwards: The Gel P 4.
mer, Truseott, from Caneuta ; Kitty, Warren, from St. Pet,rs.
burgh ; Dwias, Harrison, from Riga; Indian, Swain, fron :cc
South Fishery; Syren, Swainston, from Gottenburgh; Pric:cls
Augusta, Vickers, from Rotterdam ; Providence, Rohl,
Stralscrl ; Fortitude, Martin, from Jamaica ; Perseve7nee,
Stoaklcy, from Hamburgh; Margret, Taylor, from Riga; Bare,
Hatfield, from Hamburgh; Thames, Peck, from New York;
Ann, Goodwin, from Jamaica ; Dawn, Mathews, from Qat.
beck ; Caroline, Robson, from Jamaica ; Louis, Walker, frez:
Grenada; Ann, Wilkinson, from the South Seas; Boston, Stria.
nett, from Riga ; Charlotte, Evrington, from Petersburgh;
Longford, .Inthuny, from 113erbice ; Elizabeth, King, from the
South Seas; Selly, Tuns, from Antigua; and Barbadqes Plar.
ter, Redman, from Barhadors.—Enter. c!. Outwards: The Erna,
Giedtzen, for Elsineur ; and Piercey, Smart, fur Jamaica.

It appears by the following extract of a ietter re.
ceived from the Agents for Lloyd's at Genoa, dated
Jtily 3, that there is some probability of hostilities
havinF been declared by Algiers against Spain:
" V‘e have just seen two letters which a Catalonian firm cf
this city has received—one is dated the 19th ultimo, from Bar-
celona, the other the 40th ultimo, from St. Vibes. The fire.
states, it was reported there that the Algerines were going to
declare war against Spain and Holland, and therefore it would
be prildent fcr the Spanish vessels to be on their guard. The
second says This morning, at nine o'clock, we received the
' ,ad news that the 4lgerines have declared war against Spain.
We must request you will acquaint all the mantis of Spanish
vessels of it, ands likewise send this Intelligence forward to An-
cona, Venice, &c. It seems that the writer of this news it
owner of several vessels. The master of a small Catalonian boats
who is arrived here, and left Cadaques last Sunday, the x7th
ultimo,. we learn, has reported the same news, namely, that an
express had arrived there from Baicelana, to put masters of ves-
sels on their guard. It Is said that the above master has further
added, that a Spanish frigate, which had been sent to Algiers
with the usual presents, had returned to Spain without having
been recojved there. We cannot guarantee the authenticity of
these facts, especially as it 'seam the Spanish Consul has received
no official advice about theni, but think it our duty to report
them, as we have collected them, for the information of the sub-
scribers to Lloyd's."

A Letter from Palermo, dated the 23d ultimo,
states, that a Military Conscription has been orderd
throughout Sicily. The measure Iva.; likely to Ee
extremely unpopular, as the Sicilians for a very low;
period have held themselves exempt f:om compulsive
service in the Army.

An extract of a letter irom Liverpool, dated July
12, says—" A serious riot took place here this day,
in consequence of the processicn of an Orange Lodge
of Freemasons parading the streets, with a baud of
music, and dressed out in all their insignia, with
orange-coloured ribands and Bags, this being the
anniversary of the battle of the Boyne. A party of
Irishmen who were determined to oppose them, as-
sembled fur that purpose at the bottom of Shaw's
Brow, and assaulted the m,m,bers of the club with
bricks, &c. by which several individuals were very
much injured ; but the Police were soon on the alert,
and having taken five or six of the ringleaders into
custody, all is now quiet."

PRO VI D TI AL EscApc.--The French Papers state,
that just previous to the late fatal ascension of Ma-
dame BL A NCHARD, a young English Nobleman,
Lord PowEascorar, offered the seronaut 25 lotus to
allow him to accompany her. Madame BLANCHARD
refused, not having been acquainted with his Lord-
ship's desire is sufficient time to make the necessary
alterations is the car,

•DEATH.O7 MAJOR DELLS.— .We regret to learn by
.tbe raris Papers. feceived this morning, that Maiu
;I(stwa, late ol3be.6'ualds,•lwhose duel with. M.
NArs we-noticed ort,Taesday lass, died at Path on
'Sunday of the wound he received. • His sufferings
the preceding forty-eight
t hours were very
great.—" He was distinguished, says the Justryiel tie:
among his compatriots for the amenity of
his manners, and his death is universally regretted.'
CARROLL,. the Contractor, lias the honour of
,pointing out the following features in the Scheme of
the Ni w LOTTERY, which will be•at.t. drawn on the
22d of This MONTH,—Any Ticket may be di ao,n a
Blank, and yet obtain one of the large Capitals.—
Any Ticket may gain Three Prizes !—Three hufam-
ing Numbers must be Capitals.--The Lottery only
consists of 6,050 Tickets.—Tickets and Shares AM c
S..le at the Contractor's Offices, No. 19, Coamiti.t,
and 2C, OXFORD-STREET.

SI:JCKING AID BRUTAL "licenrit !—Between Tale and on
o'clock on Monday nizht, as a young woman woa going a"..,rg
one of the pritcipal streets in liradtord, with a c-in of w4t:r
on her head, she was met by a man named Me Li*, is,
stare-mason, who, being intoxicated, ireg..ta to take indecent
Larks with her perion : the therefore threw off the c:n if
water, in order to dcfeed h rself fu in his vioience, and fits
into the house of Ali% WAINWRIGnT fvr protection : at the Clint
i:litil!lt, WAINri:IGET iiersdf comi...,g to the door to ki c‘sr
the cause ui the diettrbance, the villein rushed at her, and ir•
Bic d two severe blows on the pit of her stone :di, which la 3
her iyisseleaa on the ground ; and, no:wit!! .tanning the best mr
dical Lit, threxpired at five o'ciock nett ii.iornin;.—The
ithei WacCaken Into custody iatmedistely, and aisi,tits the cice'-
:sion of the Coroner's Inquest.—..tea. I:,w sk;ar w.s Watt!
ITO years of age, and unseal respezted.