Star.
London, England, 1821-07-28 00:00:00

NArAL INTELLIGENCE.

• The William Money, JACKSOX, passed Gravesend yesterday
from• Calcutta, with 70 passengns, including 49 children.
Passengers per Lady Raffles, Captain Cozwett., from Bengal,
arrived ott. Portland, the 25th instant, and the Downs the "7th :
To TIIE Care or GOOD 110rE—C. Bayley, Eq. Civil Servi:e.
Fbn EmmAND—John hlonckton, Esq. Thomas Tortescue,
Esq. 11e,.h Wilkinson, Esq. Bengal Civil Service; Lieutenant-
' Colonel U. Westenra, his Majesty's Bth Light Dragoons; Cap-
:ain Carroll, bis Majesty's 87th Regiment; Captain Charles
Fitzgerald, etli Bengal Cavalry ; Captain W. 0. Playfair, Bth
Bengal Infantry ; Dr. Govan, Bengal Medical Service ; Mrs.
Charles Bayley, Mrs. Major Hampton, Mrs. Playfair, Mrs.
Carroll, Master Charles Tombs, Master James Playfair, Mas-
ter Lyon Playfair, Master George Rankin Playrair, Master J.
P. Hampton, 1112.ster Wm. Hampton, Master R. J. Hampton,
Master Thomas Stackhouse, Master Charles Stackhow.e, Mas-
ter W Home, Miss C. C. Ilampt.m, Miss M. I. Playfair, Miss
.%nn Pialtair, Miss Elizabstli hakes.—Lieutenant-Colonel D.
I.),,dgin, his Majesty's 88th Re;inient, from St. Helena.
The llarriet, of London (Southseaman), Jostes. was, on the
4th of March, in Conception Harbour, coast of Chili. She had
150 tuns of oil, and intended to fish a few months longer.

Extract of a letter from St. Jago de Chili, dated the 19th of
April :—" The ANiommActir. frigate is expected from Lima the
beginning of May, and will proceed immediately for Rio Ja-
neiro and Englai,d. We have too moms from Peru."

The NAUTILUS transport, which accompanied the Discovery
ships as a store-ship, is arrived off Berwick on her return home,
having left the Fear and firms nil Resolution Island, on the Ist,
all w. 11, and the crews in the highest spirits. [laving received on
board all she spare stores, provisions, &c. with which the Nat:-
TILOS was 1 saded, the Fear and 111tCLA were about to proceed
to Southampton Island, in the prosecution of their voyage of
discovery. Resolution Island. where they stopped to take out
the cargo of the NAUTILUS, is in the entrance of Hudson's Strait,
through which the ships were proceeding in proseCutiou of their
intended voyage.
Drat., Jut.v 27.—Wind N. W.—Arrived and sailed for the ,
the Lady RiAlles, Coxiveux., from Bengal; Nimble,
AiILISE, from Cadiz; and London, Swift, from Jamaica. The
latter remains.—Came down from the River, the Tolson, PEN.
ante, far St. Domingo ; Regard, Ft 100, for 'Trieste ; Foust,
Wixi.insts, for Malaga; Shannon, JOLLY, fur Bahia; Pomona,
Rolm sou ; and Martha, BoNn, for New South Shetland; Tar-
tar, LVIT.:II, for Quebec; and Thomas, CUNSINCHATI, fur Na-
ples.—Several of the outward-bound have sailed.
Poimstorlit, Jes.v 27.—Wind W. N. W.—Arrived the Me-
dusa and Virginia transports, from ISarbadaes.
FALSIOUTII,JuLs d S. W.-=Arrived the Francis Free-
ling packet, with Mails from .'ti. ; sailed the 7th Juste—front
Alaita on the 13th, and fro.. Glbraitar on the 11th spoke,
sal the Itt.ts July, ill Gibraltar, his Alajesty's brig Itfloroi.E, 14
I days Irons Portsmouth, for the Mediterranean. Also arrived
the liarclia.sne,i of Salsbury packet, with tails fruits the Bra-
, 711 s; salt d from Rio the 22,1 .Nay, Bahia the Bth June, and
Psi ..atitisuco the 14th : on the Bth July, spi.ke the C4de luist
P.(1,..m..1;: sailed rosin Colombo the !6th March, and from St.
I :eie a the 4- .iu.te. The Success, I.ll.l.lenar. from St. John's
(New 11111:10%v iCk). ill hau:ing round the Maracles, struck on
•..e .s.• outermast rocks, and filled to the Ise.v.•r-deck beams.
Jui.v W.S.W.—Arriecd the Lord
Cm: s.u. trom Prince Edwar.l's Island; and Poss.e.
WaasoN, trout St. John's (N.IL). Arrived off the t,
the Choice, HARRY, from Qt., bet for London; out six weeks.
The Success, trom St. Johst's (N. 8.) for Falmouth, oat thirty-
five slays, was l.y the Perseverance yesterday. There
wsre about sixty Vest. loading for England.
AitatvEn—At Mai yl.ot t, the Stamper, Dillon ; dimness, Ash-
isridge ; AMA •1',4111h, Britannia, "Al'l/ow411; and
••••• ;t:l,r;;C, Ft,tl.; Irons M.iaallichi. At il-vre, Laburnatn,
Tay,or, :root Ns w 1.41; ; .lantes Savannah;
iloolcs, ir ~,, New ,hte.t.ts; 'tuber, Bully, from
; and 11.. m Liverpool. At lionfleur,
faisaht, from At Gibraltar, Maiming., Stewitrz, from
Buell": Ayr,. ; fal s.y, Prowse, from Ri.. J.theiru ; Nettuin ,
--, from .sionie ary, :31141di, g, from Suisderlaiat.
At Genoa, Gr..c., R...., from !Bristol; and Dart ula,—,
from London. As Triescs, Navigator, Bislny ; kcal the Mar-
trarrt,Thomas,from lal ; Isabella. Alums, from i.iverpool;
Lovely Horn:, --..., trusts S . flamingo ; Wilhomen, Lund, from
Copenhagen ; and Autumn, iiaymats, from the Clyde and Leg-
horn, alter bedig on shore.
CUST.,AI I ,OUSE, JULY :17.—Ships F.ater..d Inwards :—The
Whim, irons Antwerp , Tons, from Alexandria; Regard, from
Gue,t.sey ; 1. ttinsit, from Jamaica ; Sister,, from Rot-
ter,Ltin ; e.trl Clftic..rty, frsitit ditto; Graham, from Demerara;
J. its siarris, trout ; .sl,,rquis of Wellington, from
e.atto; Jaunts, front ditto; Waterford. from Waterford; and
Wititant 'Money, fruits the Cape of Good llope.—Entered Out-
ward.: i Flic6oire, (of Columbia; Regent packet, fur Li-
merivk ; ('us ti-, for Calais; David, for I lavre ; Flora,
Mr Antwerp; ILAsey, for Limerick; New Union, for Calais;
I and Pri. sfrasige, fur Rotterdam.:—Cleared Outwards:
he Sar..h, f.r Antwerp; Dorset, for Columbia; and Tothls,
tor afar-.nits.
tfavls'• lvistsiss FiAtritv.—The Lady Jane, Roma, from
Davis's is arrivsst at Shields, and furnishes the following
ACC.UIIE &hi, g ships:—Of Cordon, Rolkwood,
chat:; Neptune, ditto; Ipswich, 2 fish. Of Dull, Friendship,
clean; Royal George, ditto; 10 fish. Of Grimsby, Earl
Falconberg, Y Bah. Of Shields, Grenville Bay, 8 fish; /taiga, 9.

Lord STEWART and his Lady arrived at Frankfort
on the 19.11 instant, where they were expected to pass
some days.
Tit E :.,EW MONTHLY MAGAZINE for AUGUST being
No. 8, of the New Set ies, printed on a new and very
improved plan, will contain among a variety of other
articles-
1. The Coronation. TT. English Pride. TIT. Blues and Anti;
blues. IV. Musical Politics. V. Nipoleon. VI. Address to
the Dummy at Belzoni's Exhibition. VII. On Letters and
Letter Writers. V 111. French and English Tragedy, No. 2.
IX. Jonathan Kentucky's Journal, No. 5. X. Poets of Rural
Life. XL Grimm's Ghost, No. 3. The Artists Letter Box.
At a late hour this forenoon we received the for XII. Modern Fiction,:. X I 11. Walks in a Garden, No. 4.
XI V. Bibliographical licwarchcs. XV. Italy, by Lady Nor-
owing extracts ft orn LLOYDS: gan, concluded. XVt On Palindromes. XVII. German
EXTRACT OF • LETTER TROM THE AGENTS TO T.LOTIiS AT SMYRNA, Popular and Traditional Litirature. XVIII. Letters from
DATID JrNE 19: Spain, by Don Leucadio Dobaldo, &c. &c.
" This City, since our last, has continued subject to disorder, Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street ; Bell and
Bredfute, Edinburgh ; and John Cumming, Dublin.
but no injury has been sustained by Europeans in person, or
property possession ; and we trust no occurrences will take LADY MoncaN "
dread conflict of mast be much amused at the
mplace to involve the town in general, which is quiet at present. ngue and pen" to which her
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orc::t protection for order and safety is afforded by his Majesty's new' Work has given rise. Some of the critics as-erg
that she is too !corned, while others avow that she is
ship Meottra,and two French ships of war in port. The Raerr
not hail learnai enough. Some say that she is a great
noass brig of war had proceeded on a cruize in the Archipelago'
deal too light, and others that her work would be
on the 14th itmatit, just before serious disturbances broke out.
considerably improved if it were a little less herru.
"The emtsargo has been renewed within these four days on
There arc more who are astonished that she did not
all vessels in this port; they are crowded with Eurorean azid
see the necessity of putting into her pages a greater
other families front the shore, in consequence of the alarm lately
proportion of the chit-chat, which is so delightful in
excited. A Turkish ship of the line has been destroyed by fire,after
Travels and Works upon national habits and man-
an attack by a number of Greek vessels off Mytiliae, in which
ners—and, r:ever.theless, we sec, by another Reviw
e,
the Greeks lost many ships. They continue, as far as we have
that her " lotly is regarded, by certain official folk,
learnt, to maintain neutrality to all European flags."
as an affair merely of " tittle-tattle." But, criticism
Extract of a Letter from the Agent to Leciyo's at does not stop here; for there are profound people who
Constantinople, dated June 25: say, that she ought to have given her Readers less of
" The Turkish fleet having proceeded as far as Mytilene, riiiii, and more of politics Nor is there an end of the
has been driven by the Greek squadron within the Castle war of opinion even here, for there are not a few who
of the Dardanelles, where it is waiting reinforcements, now are ready to confess, that they arc pleased with many
preparing with great activity. The Greeks have destroyed one things in " Italy," but would be much more pleased,
"
man of war, and, according to report, have taken a frigate." were it not for its " etei nal politics. These conflicting
opinions, however, as might be expected, have only
An article from Lisbon, dated July 7, says—" The
King, by a Decree of the 4th inst. has appointed the the effect of stimulating public curiosity; and the de•
mord for the Book, we hear, is beyond all precedent.
following Ministers :—For the Interior, Vice-Admiral
CortaQuintiella; for the Finances, M.Francis Duarte The cheapest, and perhaps, the !nest satisfactory
Coclho ; for the War Department, Major-General account of the late Voyage of Discovery to the
Toireira Rebell(); for the Marine, A imiral Monteiro IVestern Arctic Seas, appears in the current Journal
Torres; and for Foreign Affairs, Count Barhuenz. of l'oya,ges and Travels, at its usual price of Ss. lid.
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The General Extraordinary Portuguese Cot tes have This popular Journal has, in two years, brought be-
declared and decreed as follows :—, Seeing that the fore the Public no less than thirty several Works of
King has taken the oath to the bases of the Constitu- 1 Modem Voyages and Travels, at one-tenth of the
lion of the Monarchy, and has nominated the Mi- I price at which such books arc usually sold, and there-
nisters for the diffetent branches of Administration, I fore recommends itself to general readers, as one of
the latter have entered upon the exercise of the Exe- the most desirable Periodical Publications of its time.
cutive Power, and the Regency of the Kingdom is i Yesterday a fellow of sharpy appearance went into
suppressed ; the Cortes wish to return thanks to the ; a shop in Fleet-street to purchase some doubloons,
Regency for the zeal and activity with which they i. which having carefully pot up in a small Dutch toy
futtilled the high and 'difficult functions confided to
, trunk, wrapped in paper, he returned to the shop-
them." The powers which the King has left to the; keeper, saying he must go to the Bell, down the
Prince Royal, as Regent of the Brazils, are very ex-! street, for the money, and desired tl:e shopman to
;ensive. lie has the power of declaring war or making , accompany him. Ile, however, contrived to get
treaties in cases where the cis curnstauces are so urgent ! away; and on the box left at the shop being opened,
that he cannot wait for instructions born the Go- I
it was discovered not to be that in which the money
vetament of Portugal." was deposited.