Star.
London, England, 1816-06-07 00:00:00

. Los row, MAY 14.

Captain Wru.s, of the schooner Angenora, ar-
rived here on Sunday, in five days from Matanzas,
*informs us, that the day before he sailed, a British
sloop arrived there in two days from Nassau, bringing
intelligence that there had been a stood revolt among
the West Indian troops stationed in that place, occa-
sioned by an attempt, on the part of the Government,
to punish one of the soldiers concerned at the former
mutiny, when they rose upon their 011iecrs, se;zed
Colyncl MURRAY, and had neatly stran)llvd him.—
They were in poss..ssion of the arsenal and magazine,
find threatened to destroy t!:e place if any attempt
alias again made to punish any individual of their
number.— Charlei:on Courier. .

It is with regret we announce, that her Royal
Highness the Princess enattLoTTL, is so ranch indis-
posed as to be confined to her chamber. H.a. Royal
Highness has, it appears, been troubled fur several
Jays with a sevete cold, which has pleventeel her
from taking her usual exercise of riding in an open
carriage. Yest,nalay her Royal Highness had a vein
opened in her arm. after which stir enjoyed a com-
fortable sleep, and became much better. The in-
quiries after her health yesterday were very nume-
rot's, but none but the Royal Family were admitted
Camelford.Wuse. The Duke of. CI:SIREULAND
called 'het e ; and the Qurr.,,:; with tl:e Ptit,c,:,'Sos
Etinuerti and- MARY, went to Carnelford-h ',Titre as
soon as the information respectiog the indispostten of
the Princess CHAItLoTTE reached them. The Qt.7l,ns
remained abeve an hour v.at:, her. .Dr. Boat Li: re-
ported the state of her health to the Reznts-r, wit)
sent Sir BetsJositst .13LooNtima.n to be in attendance
at his daughter's hoose. Prince I.Eortit.o bad a long'
conference with the REGENT at Carlton-house. List
night her Royal Highness was coosideraLly better,
and her physicians give hopes of a very speedy
recovery.
Yesterday the Duke of Gr.nucesrit gave a grand ,
dinner to the QUEEN, the Princesses EI.I7ARETII and,
MARY, and the Princess SoPIIIA of GLoncnsTEtt, the
Reoase, the Dukes -of KENT anti CLARENCE, and
Prince LEOPOLD. The Duke ..f Yana did not attend
the dinner party, on account of the indisposition of
the Duchess of YORK, who is at Oatlands; his Royal
Highness, however, atrived in the evening. Prince
LE•4,OLD retired s:ton after dinner, in consequence of
the illneis of the Princess Clinntorts. Tile Duke)
of GLoucuvrca reteived his Royal Relatives in state,l
and entertained them with great magnificence. Her.
MAJESTY sat at the head of the table, in a superb
arm chair, covered with crimson velvet, and orna-
mented with deep gold fringe. An immense 4-I
course of people was collected round Glouceoller
House.

The report of a third Royal marriage being on the
tapir, is contradicted by authority.
Messrs. FLIGHT, BAUR,. and BARR, of Coventry.
street, and Proprietors of the Royal Porcelain Wir ks,
Worcester, have been honoured with an Order from
her Royal Highness the Princess CHARLOTTE, and
his Serene Highness the Prince of SAXE COBOURO, to
be executed in a most superb and unique style ut cm-
bellishment.
The Earl of Dientiv is the Nobleman who remitted
the Bank-notes in a frank which has not yet come to
hand.

Yesterday a Committee of Sugar Refiners had an
interview with the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER,
relative to reducing the bounty on drawbacks; when
it was arranged, that from the sth of July next, the
bounty should be 4s. per cwt. less on single•refined
sugars, and 6s. per cwt. oc double-refined sugars.
Mr. CANNING is likely to experience an opposition
at Liverpool. A meeting of that portion of the in-
habitants who opposed him before was held on Mon-
day, when a Requisition was signed, calling upon
Mr. LEYLAND, of Walton, to come forward as a Can.
didate ter the vacant seat..

A failure has taken place in Ireland, which it is
feared will have most extensive consequences. Mr.
Am:maws, of Fermoy, merchant, who bought the
Barrymore Estates, and whose wealth was consi-
dered so immense, has stopped payment. The quail•
tity of his paper in circulation, and the variety of his
concerns, will produce a serious inconvenience to that
country. •
Letters from New York represent the markets in
the United States as completely glutted with British
goods, whereby great sacrifices were daily making at
auction. Merchandise advantageously purchased in
England lost 17 per cent. on the prime Map besides
'additional charges of 45 per cent.

7'j7E 4.

. . .
This morning one company Of the Ist Battalion
Royal Artillery, and one ditto of the stli Ft?..,aliotte
left Wt;ole.tich on their route foie Liverpool, front
which place they are to embark for Ireland ; and to..
morrow one company of the 7th, and one company
of the Wilt Battalion, follow them.

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LIS DAY.