Star.
London, England, 1820-05-09 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Aecoants from Jamaica of the 21st March, state that a SpiA
nish squadron, consisting of one frigate, one corvette, one brig,
and two schooners, sailed on the 27th January fer. Laguira„
against Margaretta.
Farostorro May I Vie F alcis ?ree-
ling packet, ;with a Mail from Rio Janeiro in 59 days; San -
wich packet, with ditt3 from the Mediterranean, saikd from
Corfu 17th Marcia, Malta 24th ditto. and Gibraltar 13th Apri';
Duke of kfariborough packet, wilt a Mail from Lichon in 15
' days; Fortitude, Jsmits, from ditto in 14 days; and Brltanni;.,
Rum, from St. Michael's In 28 days. Arrived off thiti port ti e
Regulus transport, from London for Gibraltar. Sailed the
Henrietta, Amazaso:t for London.
Forman:ern, Mar S.—Wind S.F.—Arrived the Euxine„
ll*' t, from Zatne ; Vbyager, litettAßDSei, from Patrus;
Loyal Briton, Queen, and Barossa transports from the Cape
of ilood Ilope. Passed by for the River, the Sappho, SesTr-
mte, and Surrey, from Bengal; and the Nordsuatabrian;
LAWSON from Calcutta.

That, MAT B.—Wind S. R-e—Came down from the Meer
yesterday and sailed, the Asia, W•v.n, for Quebec, and 'Mira. _
Btanristn, for Bahia ; the latter remains wick the riuo of the
outward bound. Arrived this morning, and sailed for the
giver, the Marquis of Hastings, A RACOI.It, from sailed
2!d November; Surrey, flare, from &Tsai, sailod 4th tie.".eni.
her; Benson, BanwN, trom Havre for the Baltic; ;Messenger,
NACU. from 'Neste; F.mily, CORNVILI, Eliza and France-,
DROWN, and Charles, LOOK, from the South Seas; Langford.
.11nrstonv, from Entice; aod Camden, BELLINGUARSr, from
Antigua.

Beiorrom May I.—The Hibernia, Lennox, from 13e.tu9is,
has passed up Channel thitday, antiwar; sailed 29th Novi:tub:T,
and from the Cape, 4th February.
Cowes, Mar B.—Arrived the Dutch ship Rumbang Jade,
31‘Lams, eon, Batavia for Rotterdam, and the Asia, 3111.1. Ev,
from ditto. Passed by the bath of the Wight, the Surrey,
Astattu, from Bengal; sailed 31st D.Tember, front the Cape
25th rebruary, and frown St. Helena 7th March.
Hammen, MAT 11.—Wind S. N-.-Arrived the Princess
Charlotte packet, with a Mail from Holland.
DASTMOUTIL, MAY 7.—The Syree, arrived here from Dane-
ran. spoke on the 29th April, in lat. 49.30. ion. IL 411. W.
the East -Indian, from Calcutta, out tour months and nine dlr.
Coirost-Homa, May R.—Ships Entered Inwards: The Bri.
Mania, from Calais ; Henry, from Flushing ; Canton Park( t,
from Hamburgh; Goede Verwagting, from Amsterdam; John,
from Madeira; and George, from Rotterdam.—D tered Out-
wards :' The Harrier, and Leeds, for Bremen; PI cidta, for Ar.
twerp ; Cosmopolite, for Leghorn • and Harmony:for Dt ist-rana.
--Cleared Outwards: The Virgin, for the Azores; Briton, fur
Leghorn • Aimwell, for Haunburgh ; Sarah, for Antwerp; the
CharlerLd St. Olef for St. Pt...msbuish , Ceres, for
Ocean, for Dublin ; the Roberts and Friteds, for Quebec; and
Suffolk, fOr St. Thomas's.

It will no doubt be remarked, that the Second
Levee of his MAJESTY is to be held on the Itth inst.
which is the anniversary of the Quteies Birth-day.
His MAJESTY and some of the ltoyal Dukes will
honour the Eaton Montem with their pre.ence oa
Whit Tuesday. Mr. WILDER is the Captain of the
King's Scholars, and of course entitled to the re-
ceipts of the collection, which in general amount to.
about £lOOO.
Windsor Terrace was opened for the first time oa
Sunday, since the lamented long affliction of our late
venerable Sovereign, when a numerous assemblage
of all ranks attended. The Band of the Royal Horse
Guards played from one till three o'clock.
Thursday, Gooftos Wass HALL. Esq. of Sneed
Park, near Bristol, was elected Secretary to the
Board of Agriculture, in the room of the late AR-
THUR YOUNG, Esq.
COURT OF 'KING'S BENCH, MAT S.
THE XING W. BURDETT.
Mr. Dinormir stated to the Court, that be had
some new !hatter to state to them, in the case of Sir
Francis Burdett, which had not appeared in the evi-
dence, dud arose from the summing up ;if the Learned
lady who presided at tbe trial.
The Calls JUSTICE said, that they could not them
attend to it, but would afford Mr. Denman an early
opportunity of bringing it under their consideration.
THE XING V. PEACE.
Mr. dhows rayed for the judgment of the Mort
against this defendant, an Attorney at Tewkesbu-ry,
who was convicted at the last Gloucestershire Assitei
for a wanton assault on Miss Edivards, a young Lady
of that place, of high personal attractions, respectohld
family, and considerable fortune.
The judgment of the Court was, that the defen-
dant be imprisoned eighteen months in Gloucester
jail, and, at the expiration of that term, be bound to
keep the peace for three years, himself in £lOOO, and
four sureties in £5OO each.

CRIMINAL INFORMATION.
Mr. WILLIAMS moved for a Rule to stew cause
why a Criminal Information should not be granted
against the Mayor and Town Clerk of Chester, for
refusing to admit 38 Freemen to the Freedom of that
town, on the late election for Members of Parliament,
—The persons rejected were in the interest of Si:
John Egerton.
The Coons. considering that the affidavit did not
charge a corrupt purpose, refused the Rule.
BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY.
SLIMY.

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