Star.
London, England, 1819-06-15 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH. Juin N.N.W.—Sailed the Duke of
Marlborough packet, for Lisbon, with a Mail; Creole, Coolies-
LEY, for St. Kitt's.; and Nymph, Havozasou, for Cadiz. '
Posysmotrtn, Jura 14.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Dove,
Sloysti., and Venus, Masao, from Havre; and l'Amiable Vic-
toire, Eossvio, from Cherbourg. Sailed the Elizabeth, CA SLLM,
for Hamburgh.
DEAL, Jura 14.—Wind S.W.—Came down from the River
cod remain the Bolden, Bnowitt, for New York ; :Marys, 14R-
M/, for Oporto; Priiirets Charlotte, CAA TTON, for Tobago;
Henry, Loves, for Quebec; Regalia, 'Moo, for New South
Wales; Argo, Jacicsom, for Havannali; and Orient, Itzvxm.os,
for Bombay.
Liveueom, Jura 13.—Arrived the John Crowther, RNA,
from Jamaica—sailed 21st April: on the 6th June, in lat. 50.
long. 30. spoke the Charlotte, of North Shields, from London
for Prince Edward's Island, out 12 days. Also arrived, the
Cyrus, DE Buzz, from Oporto.

ENGLISH OPERA Hotras.—Last night this hand-
some and commodious Theatre opened for the season,
with the old and favourite Opera of Lionel and Cla-
rissa. As this Opera was last week performed for
Miss KELLY'S Benefit, it is only necessary to say that
it was sustained in every part with infinite spirit, and
that DOWTON, as usual, set all the House in a roar in,
the scene where he reads the letter that informs him
of his daughter's elopement. Miss KELLY, who raises,
every thing which she undertakes, gave so much life
and variety toJenny, that it appeared like a new cha-
racter. On the fall of the curtain GOD save the King
was loudly called for. The call was obeyed, and
this loyal and popular air was executed in excellent
style by the vocal strength of the Company.—A new
Operetta was produced as an After-piece, which was
well received. It is called The Quadrille, and its
story may be collected from two words, a lover's quar-
rel. Touchtrood, Mr. Wilma!, gets angry with his
mistress, Sophia, Mrs. W. S. Cil A TTER L ET, for dancing
in a quadrille with some harmless Dandy; lie flies to
the country, where, however, through the agencx of
premeditated accidents they meet, and are recondried,
Here, again, in the character of Sophia's waiting maid,
we meet with Miss KELLY, and we are alwai.s glad
to see her in the scene, for she is in herself a true
living comedy. Hant.av, as the lover's valet,
~,ave
his restless miler to the Piece, and in such hands,
though the texture was slight, the skill of the artists
rendered it worthy of attention and praise.
tTrthavieals iiatrona gt% -* - • -
INTT.LLIGENCE.—The Fourth Number
of Tie Journal of New Voyages and Trawls, which
was published this day, contains a complete and'aler
rat Translation of the Marquis de Chateenrieux's
fraite/siit Italy, so warmly eulogized in a late Edin-
burgh Review. The Third Number contains Dupin's
Excursions in Great Britain and Ireland. The Second,Prior's Voyage in the Indian Seas. And the First,
Fisher's Intelligent Jonrnal of the Voyage of Disci-
viry to Baffin s Bay, It must be . evident, ftoro this'
e 'numeration of its contents, that the Journal of. New
possesses. e-tipitiont dams to
pirriebylingetuti*is and-Travels

SOUTH AMEPICA

SOUTHERN REPORTER OFFICE, CORK,
June 10th, Two cec,„.l!
The brig Letitia, of and for Belfast, from Jama::
which plats :he left the 25th April, paved Cork ht
bour this morning. His Majesty's brig PARTE',
arrived at Jamaica the 901 April, with an *co;
of the Capture of Puerto Cabello by the ludepenl.
troops under Sir GI(Fowl MAcoltwolt.,

ST. DOMINGO.

Il4vtng received some accoants from St. Dom:
lsigNy interesting to commercial men, we lose
time in laying the following before our Reader, . _

" JACQUEMEL, (ST. DOMINGO), ArtlL.
My last (via Jamaica), would acquaint you sti,
my arrival at this place. Since then, varbus
of importance have taken place—not the lest
portant of which are, the passing of certain laws
the Legislature of this Republic, for the ruin of
commerce of the Blanc:, as we are called. Fo
stance, one of these Imes forbids one white Mere
from selling his goods to another ; although he

the privilege of selling them to an Inclige;,e, ~r
of the country: hut these are all men of no pri,-c
and it is well known, that to place goods ia
Lands, is the same as to make them a prose:
as the recovery of debts in this country is
must difficult thing imaginable, and next to impos
Another new law, forbids the white merchants
buying cargoes or produce on speculati,:n. MI
privileges are reserved for Haytian 'Merchants.
short, all the advantage of trade that is left to
white man, is, to sell to the Afarekandes, as the:
called, or retailing women, by the case, barrel
whole package, and to purchase coffee to make

returns ; for this they rt- compeliel annually to
out a patent, and pay I`_'oo d011.2:s for it; and

of this privilege they expect to be dcrrire by
Act of next Sessions. Should this Fi-ovc the

then they will hare attained their ends
passing a direct law for the expulsion of the WI
which they some time ago petkior.vd the Prey
for, but which was rejected.

a Thus you see how far the prc:ldice of co.
goes with these people, who would doubtless roc
to extremes, 'were it not for the neighbouring 151:
of Jamaica, from whence they might expect

punishment.
" About the commencement of the year, his
jestv's frigate la Pique, Captain *Keller, was in
v•hen the jealous natives kept watch or,
beach for two nights, to see whether they could do
them in landing counterfeit dollars! This has,
done by some Americans in Pori-att-Prince ;* one
whom .lately lost his life for the crime; but to b,
pose that a Bri:ish frigate would engage in so nefa.
rious a traffic, is an insult to the national character.

The currency here is composed. chiefly of II;
metal, and bears a discount of 50 per cent.
effects of bad government and misrule, have hiat4
things here into the most horrible state, from
it is impossible they can recover, unless some Fr
political charge takes place. Oa the NoTth, crCh
topl:e's side of the Ishincl, every thing is hi fineordcr
he makes his subjects scot k, enccuragcs commerce,
and is an able financier : no money is current in
territories but hard Spanish dollars—the same is
case on the Spanish side.

By la Pique fliqa:c, vie learnt, that Christopl,
was in treaty with te Government of France for,
purchase of his independence, for which he was ,
give a compensation of twenty millions of dollars.—
Should this be the case, I presume the whole Presd
part of the Nand would he guaranteed to him,
the pi eFent Republic of Hayti kicked to the
No matter how socn, as they are no snore fit to
under a republic, than cl.iidren are ut live with,:
their parents.

A vessel has just arrived froni Rartholorr4:.
and reports that Lord COCHRANE has gained a
victory over a superior Spanish force, but 1 canna
learn any pal :iculars, either as to the nature of
action, or where it took place; but from every
count we receives the Independent cause is going
'Most triumphantly, and must melon come to
favourable close."

The two Gentlemen who embarked a few Jars.
at Dover, to settle an affair of honour, met a sle
distance from Calais. The parties fired at the s
instant, ulien Lieu•enant 13—.-4 was shot by
G—s through both his thighs, but not dangeroa
The combatants afterwards parted on the ipe•
good friends-

STATE OF TIIE ODDS.-BETTING-ROOM,M7.

Betting was very brisk yestercLoi on the St. Ltivr Stakes.
5 to 1 asst Sultan 11 to 1 apt Pakneeing
5 to I azet Mandane :4 to 1 •rgst Lisette
7 to i syst The Laird is to 1 agst Tom Tit
10 to 1 apt Sir Walter t.O to 1 agst any other.
11 to 1 agst Cardinal 'Mobley
109 to 9 apt Mr. Crockford's, Sultan eietpteds
BETTING ON TIIE DEBBY YOE MO.

16 to 1 agst Sai!or, brother to Shoveller, the o inner of the Thrift
16 to 1 apt the Duke of Grafton's 11u.ntom colt out of Putt
16 to 1 ogst brother to Student 18 to 1 opt brother to Rocky
No news yet of the Leander. upon the late Dabyand Oaks