Star.
London, England, 1820-04-22 00:00:00

NA PAL INTELLIGENCE.

TA LIKOSTRI, APRIL N.W.--Arrived the Cork
Cork; Ceres, Resell, from Vortsmonth.
nasourn, Arad. 20.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the CHZERTUL
c•:-ter, from a croize. Sailed the Isabella, /Sams= ; Mary,
vane ; and George, —, for Quielpec.
PORTSMOL*TH, APRIL S.--Sailed the Pilchard,
Cinaut, for London.
DEAL, APRIL 21.—`.1rind R.—Sailed this morning, the Moira,
lionna.ow, for Madras and Bengal. Came down from the
River and sailed, the Ocean, CHILWIN, for Africa.; Earl Moira,
Attion ; Mariner, Llaannor ; General Elliott, FRANK ; Tartar, ,
lq.sson ; and Harbirger, WA': sow, fcr Quebec.—llernain in the
Downs the Set/FAN frigate, and Diligent East India pilot yacht.
Livenroot., Aran. 20. Arrived the Governor Griswold,
3Prante ; Concordia, ',Bum ; and Hercules, Nests, from Sa-
vannah. On the 11th instant the Governor Griswold saw an
English ship o:r.g into Duklin with loss of mainmast. The
Hercules sl.:(0..•, on the 13th April, in lat. 49. 21. long, 19. 55.
the brig l'An.gun, cti and front Shields fur Quebec, and took
from her the :llas:2r and 17 of the crew of the brig Hat, S‘art
which vessel was abandoned, dinuasted, and leaky, on her voyage
from Torquay for Newfoundland.
• Gaasvestmo, Aran. 20.—Arrived the Prince of Orange, Mus-
ten ; and Earl Oarrcarty, Gibbs, from Rotterdam; also the
Amiable Eliza, Grandin, from Antwerp. Sailed the Coroman,
del, Hunter, for Isdia; Mariner, Herbert; Earl Moira, Har-
rison; and Harbinger. Watson, for Quebec ; rumbler, Slater,
fur Fiume; Commerce, M'Cowan, for Rotterdam ; Bnn-
Ilenriette, Pontif, for Havre; Harvey, Dales, for lianiburh:;
Dorset, Hart, for Antwerp ; Resolution, Russell, for Bremen ;
Faris, Goodlad; and Nelly, Lawson, for Elsineur ; Unity,
Turner, for Batavia; St. Martin's Planter, Winspear, for Ber-
rnada ; General Hewitt, Pearson ; Princess Amelia, Turner ;
and Marchioness of Ely, Kay, for China ; Lang, Clark, for
Et. Vincent's; New Union, Rose, for Calais; and Resolute,
Roberts, for Dublin.
Cusrost-Horne:, Aram 21.—Ships Entered Inwards: The
lase, Chrystie, from Jamaica; Commercial Packet, —; from
Antwerp ; 1 rinse of Orange, Mussen ; and Earl of Clancarty,
Gibbs, from Rotterdam; and Fairy, Knapp, from Virginia.—
Entered Outwards: The Elizabeth, Reams, fur Barbadoes ;
Rambler, Godfrey, for Teneriffe ; Maria, Fregather, for Cork ;
Flying Fish, Smith, for Ostend ; Victory, Cunningham, for Co-
runna ; Robert, for &. Subaztian; Perseverance, —,
for Grand Canary; 14argaret, Smith, for Antwerp ; Platoff,
Pane, for Petersjsurgh ; Julius Czsar, Julie, for Demerara;
Mercury, Rogers, for Riga ; Nelly, Cowell ; Union, Dean ; and
Hottentot, Sinclair, for Petershurgb ; Langley, Middleton, for
Memel ; Salas, Johnson, for Miramichi ; and Stafford, Pennant,
for Philadelphia.

Preparations are making at the Palace at Windsor
for the reception of the KING. Since the commence-
ment of the fine weather, the Princess AuGun*, at-
tended by her Lady in Waiting, rides out daily in an
open carriage, principally in the beautiful rides in
the Great Pa! k.
There are letters from her Majesty the QUEEN,
dated the 29th March, from Rome, and there are
subsequent letters of the sth instant in town, up to
which time she had not made preparations to set out
on her journey towards England. Her MAJESTY
states, that she was waiting for the arrival of Sir
WILLIAM GEI.L, who was detained at Naples by a
fit of the gout.
Yesterday morning Prince LEOPOLD visited the
Princess SOPHIA. Ile afterwards paid his respects
to the KING, at his Palace in Pall-mull; and in the
evening his Royal Highness dined with the Duchess
of KENT, at the King's Palace, Kensington.
Yesterday a Cabinet Council was held at the Fo-
reign Office, in Downing-street, which was sum-
moned by Viscount CAsrtEneActi.
Yesterday Lord CASTLEREAGH gave another din-
ner to a numerous assemblage of Foreigners of dis-
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Unction,
After Lord and Lady CA3TLEREAGII'S grand din
ner, on Thursday night, her Ladyship received the
visits of nearly 200 distinguished personages, who were
entertained v:ith the choicest ref:eshments, cards, &c.
The Marchioness of SaListinny's Assembly, on
Thursday evening, in Arlington-street, was attended
by `BOO persons, among whom were,
Priree Philip of Ile3ce-liosubourg, useir Excellencies the
SpaniA, Pertn:zttese, Neapolitan, Lad Austrian Ambass..doa s,
tLe Duke of Wellinzton, the Duchess of Leeds, and the Mar-
q,:is of Handy.
The Countess of !Java,: has issued cards of invi-
tation for a grand assemblage, to-morrow evening,
at her house in Ilarley-street.
Lord inmEs M'unnav, who had been confined by
illness for several months back, at his house in Con-
aaught-place, has, we are concerned to state, expe-
rienced, on Thursday last, a severe relapse. Au extra
physician has been called in to his Lordship's as sist awe.
The Earl and Countess FITZWI AM and family
are expected in town on Wednesday or Thursday
next, from their seat, Milton, Northamptonshire.
Earl WHITWORTH and the Duchess of Dons.sr,
who vete expected to arrive in town-yesterday, from
the Continent, will not Arrive before Monday or
'Tuesday-nest.
The Hermit in London, we understand, has finished
his lucubrations, by the production of two additional
volumes, whith are to appear in the cour....e of the
ensuing week.
A bet of five hundred guineas was made in the
.."ity last week, that, if a person holds Four Ticktt. in
the present Lottery, it can be demonstrated there are
upwards of a thousand ways by which he may gain
one or more of the Four Prizes of i',0,000, or of the
Two Prizes of L 20,000, which must be drawn Next
'Thursday. U this be the fact, great credit is due to
Mr. CARROLL for forming the Scheme so advan-
tageously to adventurers.
IYTON, Stock Broker, 2, Cornhill, bee leave to
remind his Friends the Public, the Drawing of the
Lottery commences the 27th instant, whet} TWA
Prizes of :C20,000 Consols will be decided in ;be int
five minutes; there are Also 100 other Capitals, kir
-eluding Four of gsomo Consols, which Erma
hopes he shall have the pleasure of distributing
among his Friends. All Busmen in the Public F9nds
stanActcd with Oddity ;sad slispank

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