Star.
London, England, 1820-05-03 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCg.

nitwits, Arati. 30.—Wind IN.—Arrived off this port, the
Duke of Kent packet, with a Mad from Lisboa, in i 4 days.
The Mail is landed, but the packet will not get in until twelve
o'clock.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Tawas, 24 guns, for Jantdica.
Poanuorrn, Mar 2.—Wind W.—Arrived the Hearts 6:
Oak, Trssaa, from London.—Sailed the Grtribotind cutter, on
a cruise; and his • libjeity's ship CILEOLN to the EastwArtl.—
Came into harbour his Majesty's ship Wrs, hawing sprung her
foremast.

Drat., Kat 2.—Wind W.-Catne down from the River lzst
night and sailed, the Brothers, Stater; and Camden, Joriasi.N,
for Bombay; Christopher, Rows, for Philadelphia; refs.:-
verance, Boswies, for Virginia; Vidalia, Hoses, fur Rio Ja-
neiro; Robert Foge, &must, for Naples; and Pyrennees,
CLARE, for Virginia; the latter remains.—Arrived to-day uni
sailed for the River, the Rose, M•Taortaiar; and klinerv,
Muss, front Madras and Bengal.
HARWICH, MAT 2.—Wind &E.—Arrived the Alliaace packet,
with a Mail from Gottenburgh.
Curran-Hoes; MAY I.—Ships Rimmed Inwards r The Threw
Brothers, from St. Michael's; Fanny, from St. Vincent's; the
Amelia, from Lisbon; Nassau, from St. Michael's; Atalanta.,
from Hamburgh ; Belinda, from Cork ; Aurora, from Water-
ford; Mary, from Dublin; Loyalty,from Liverpool; Voleanc,
from Rost; London Packet, from limerick; lielluncle, front
Stangate Creek; and the Princess of Wars, from Cal.ds.
—Cleared Outwards the Tweed, for Archangel; Traveller,
for Rotterdam ; Doran, for Dublin ; Wilna, for Bahia ; Cyrent,
for Antigua ; Abecaia, for Londonderry Prince Royal, for
Halifax ; and Young Proteus, for Cadiz. Entertcl Outward& t
the Saxony and Elbe, for Hamburgh.
Mar 2.—Entered Inwards—The New Linen, Pose, from
Calais; the Ibis, Simmers, and the Jane, Dounisen, from
Charente; Henry, Jerkin, froth Rottedarn ; Speculator, Mer-
chant, from Bergen ; Neptune, Stranmck, from Ostend ; Mari 2,
Mardi, from Calais; Catharine, and Flora, WedNtead, from
Tonderen; Fredon, Nessir, from Husum ; and Vrow Drewuke,
from Worcuan.—Entered Outwards—lbo Fos, Fox, for
Ostend; Lively, Mitchell, for New Providence; Jorrh, for
Demerara; Mentor, Osborne, for Grand Canary ; Prince of
Orange, Lambton, for Ilamburgh ; Vier Gebroeders, for Ernb-
den ; Aurotsl, Keinine, for Bremen ; the Lord Liverpool, for
Rotterdam ; and the Lousia, Manner; for Loheck.—Cleared
Outwards—The Criterion, Avery, for New York ; Brothers,
for Teneriffe; New Albion, for Port-au-Prince; Blucher, for
• Constantinople.; Hero, for Pillau ; and the Polly, for Prince
Edward's Island.

A MUM) —At Topsham, the Sally, Bell, from Charente. At
Penzance, Mary, Drew, from &. Michael's. At Bristol, Hodg-
kinson, ---, from Demerara; John Murphy, —; and Atlas,
Prior, from "Lisbon; Resalina, Evan', from Charente; and
Union, Cox, from Leghorn. At Milford, William, Cor, frees
Leghorn. At Cork, Guadaloupe, -- —, from Trinidad. At
Dublin, Maria, Newcomb, from Boston. At Pio Janeiro,
Adriatic, Ruuer, from London. At Demerara, the Demerara
Packet, Venables, from London; and Shannon, Kendall, from
LiverpooL At Bahia, Harriet, and Mackarel, from Cuernwy ;
and Ann, from Liverpool. At Bengal, Briton, Brodie, from
London. At Genoa, Jaso.i, -...—, from Liverpool. At Buenas
Ayres, Aberdeen, Hodges, from Bengal.

Accounts from the Island of Cuba, of the 7th of
*arch, mention, that the disturbances which had
broken out at St. Jago, had not been quelled, although
upwards of 400 Dragoons had been id the place for
a fortnight.
ROSSINI'S celebrated Opera of 7'aficredi, is to be
performed at the King's Theatre, tq-morrow evening,
for the benefit of that scientific and accomplished
Singer, Madame Batament. Several persons of dis-
tinguished rank are expected to honour the enter-
tainments with their presence, and.a full and fashion-
able audience is anticipated. Madame BELLocus
herself, we always hear with pleasure, but she seems
in no music so completely at home as in the compo-
,sitioas of Roam.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
At Fenton's Hotel, St. Jamees-street :—The Bari Thinet.
from his seat in Kent; Sir J. Mackintosh, from his seat in Es-
sex • John Mansfield, Esq. M.P. from Leicester; Mlles and
Edward Peek, Emirs. from ditto; Major-General end Mrs.
Bennesor, from the East Indies ; T. Tualserbert, Esq. from his
seat in Hampshire ; G. Philpot, Ifaq. from Scotland.
At the Poltmey Hotel, Piccadilly :—Viscount Deerharst,
from Worcestetthire ; Sir Hew and Lady Dalrymple Ilantil.
too, from Paris;. Mrs. Teasdale, from Brighton.
At Nerot's Hotel, Clifford-street, Bon‘street, Vansit-
last, Esq. and family ; Cooke, Esq. Douglas Esq.
At Dunn's Hotel, Westminster :—R. Scudamore, Esq. M.P.
from his seat in Semi.
At Thorn 's Hotel, Cavendish•equare :—.7. C. Comm,
Esq. from Workington Hall, Workington; John Christian, Esq.
DEPARTURE&
From the Pulteney Hotel, Piccadilly :—Lord and Lady
/Zlcho, to Tonbridab Wells; Mr. sad Lady Ann Murray, to do.
From Nerot's Hotel, Clifford-street, Bood.street :—Sir Henry
Lawson and family ; Lord Wintertes and family; R. 0. Gas-
coigne, Esq. and family; -- Oliver, Esq. to Pardue= Park;
John Maxwell, Esq. of Monaca, and family, for Cheltenham ;
Gorton, Esq. and the Dean of Windsor.
From Warren's Hotel, 'Regent-street ;—The Lard Chief
Baron of Scotland, to Edinburgh.
We quote the following letter from the Tines of
this morning, addressed to the Editor:
“ Sift—Mire is too much truth in the letter from this place,
dated the 20th inst. which you copied from the Star: the swan
manufactsrers and their dependents, particularly the blanket-
makers, have been very great sufferers.
" But it is to the credit of the sufferers in this town that,
with the exception of the late attempt to raise wages, they have
conducted themselves patiently and peaceably; nor does it apa
pear that any of them have connected themselves with the recent
Radical disturbers in the neighbourhood. Indeed, they seem
aware that such disturbers have been, and mast be, injurious
to trade.
" So far from the inhabitants of this place being under ap-
prehension from sudden surprise, the ,writer of this (an Jahr~
bitant) knows but of toe ratdesseis, and one of them was em-
ployed by Messrs. Hanbury and Son, on their extensive pre•
m 1 c, long before the disturbances referred to.
a It will be an act of justice to the suffering parties to give
this a place in one of the columns of your valuable journal.
" I am, Sir, your humble servant, "JAMES FIRTH,
Heckmondwick, April la." .
Coan.Excataxim, MAar-Laax, MAT 3.—Tn addition to a
considerable quantity of Wheat that remained on hand at the
close of Monday's market, we had several fresh arrivals this
morning from Suffolk, and having but little demand, the sake
even of the finest qualities were heavy at Monday's prices, and
but a small portion was disposed of. Fine fresh making Barley
fully supports Monday's prices. We had a considerable arrival
of Oats today, whlch.were not so brisk in sale as on Monday,
but that day's prices were obtained. In Beans and Peas as
alteration.