Star.
London, England, 1830-05-14 00:00:00

COVENT:aARDEN.

The benefit of Miss FANNY KEMBLC took place 12. it
when she again appeared u Portia, and was hailed with• great ap-
plause by a crowdad audience. The part of Shylocl was pets
natcd by Mr. CHARLES KESIBLE, with his usual success. We
regret that want of space obliges us to defer our notice of the
Bejyars' Opera which followed, and in which Mess Catvie,
first appearance as Lary, was euninendy successful.
FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Duke of Rutland from Newmarket; the Marqui, sad
'Marchioness of Bristol front theft scat, Putney Heath, Surrey ;
Colonel W. A. Johnson front his seat, Wythatn, Lincolnshire ;
George Henry Harcourt, Esq. at Crawley 's Hotel, Albemarle.
street, from a tour; J. Hope, Esq. and the How. Mr. Plunkett. at du.
St. James's Hotel, Jermyn-street, front Leamington; Mr. nod M:..
J.W. Childers, at ditto, from Brighton ; Mr. and MIS. R,:::sto:,
Rhodes, at the Hanover Hotel, front their seat, Barlbro IL:1
Derbyshire; Mrs. Davies. at Fenton', Hotel, St. Jame•'a-strect,
from Cheltenham ; Sir John Duyle, Bart. at Gould's Hotel, Jar.
n.strect, from Leamington; tl:e Misses Penyston, at ditto, from
Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire; Captain lkl'Donnell, in Pali-tuall,
front Ireland ; Captain and Mrs. Richardson, in Harley.strc...t, frecti
the Continent ; Sir Rufane Dunkin, from Rome.

CHANGES.
The Earl and Countess of Sefton and the Ladies Aklynctiv, frac::
Atlington-street, to their seat, Stoke Farm, near Nrimisor ; L
Bet,yon de Beauvoir, Esq. from Grosvenor•square, to Culford Halt,
But y St. Edmund's ; Sir William and Lady Cooke. !run: the Pu:.
tcncy Hotel, Albebarle.strect, •o Leamington ; Alr. and Xi
George Neale, floor do. to Brighton; Mr. Airs. and Miss Neale,
and Captain Vansittart, from ditto, on a tdur ; Captain r lid 11: t.,.
Perkins, front Grosvenor street, to Norfolk • Rev. James Kevin act
family, to Croft Castle, Herefordshire, from Cheltenham ; Air ..
Dyneley and family fr Brighton.
DUELLING IN AiIERIC.S.

Navy Department, March 30, in).

Stn—lt has been proved, to my satisfaction, that Lieu...lllmi
Edmund Byrne and Hampton Wemcott, passed Midshipman ('ha
H. Duryee, and Midshipman Charles (1. Hunter, of the Navy
of the United States, were recently concerned in a duel, ultici
took place between the last named officer and Wm. Miller, juniar,
of Philadelphia, which resulted fatally to the latter. 1 respectfully
recommend to you that the names of the said officers, Edward Byrne.
Hampton Wcstcott, C. H. Duryee, and C. G. Hunter, be eraad
from the list of officers of the navy of the United titates.—l am, very
respectfully, az. JOHN BRANCH.
To the President of the United States.

Let the above-named of cera of the navy be stricken from the roll.
March 31. ANDREW JACKSON.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DLit, May 14.—Arrived the Ann, Ross, from Bahia Cl 6.
tali., Londonderry, and Times, Ireland, from . Passed by
from London, the Lady M'Naghten, Pope, for India.
Bova., MAY 12.—Arrived off the port, the William Kelso'',
Rogers, from Leghorn, and Crescent, Guild, from Trieste.
Banyot, MAY 11.—Arrived the Marmion, Adams, from Ct
pbalonia ; and Maria Eliza, Getling, from Messina.
&aro, May 10.—The Cordeli3, Word, of Londonderry, put in
here yesterday evening, in diuress, having carried away the fore
matt in a gale on the Bth inst.

The Morning Journal announced its last publication
yesterday. In alluding to the event, we avail ourselves
of the opportunity to say, that the fate of that Paper is
connected with transactions which it would be well fin
the character of our " liberal " Adthinistration if they
could be for ever buried in oblivion ; but their memory
will live—and live, we trust, to warn Statesmen to be
ware how they allow themselves to act more upon their
passions than their reason ; and abandon the moral aid
of opinion for the odious agency of persecution. If the
fate of the Morning Journal has been accelerated, as its
Editor states it has, by the ex-officio infonnations, the
Ministers and their Whig Attorney-General have so far
carried their point.they have crushed an adversary....
but they have not, they cannot, crush the spirit and
feeling which have been excited against them by a series
of prosecutions against one devoted Journalist, unex-
ampled for the bitter animosity which they displayed
against freedom of opinion since the days of the Star-
Chamber.—Herold. •

A signal instance of the mortality of the climate of
Sierra eone was mentioned to-day at Lloyd's. Two
vessels, the Lochiel, of Liverpool, and the Britannia, of
London, remained there on the 25th of February, the
crews of both being dead.
Our new Port Admiral, Sir Man:ey Lixon, K.C.B.
has issued orders, that all officers under his command
arc to be dressed in full uniform ....Len they appear in
public; that they are not to smoke cigars in the
streets; and further, that the hour of dinner on board
ship is not to be later than four o'clock in the suntiliet ,
and three in the winter.—Plymouth
Letters from Madrid of the 26th of Aari: state that the
King has almost entirely recovered twin his attack of the
gout in the right band. His illajesty was to attend a Lull-
figlit, in a new circus built at Aranjnez, on the 28th.
Our Consolidated Vales of January, May, and Zieptein-
ber, are this day quoted at 44 to 43i, and the Non-Con-
soliclated Vales at 124 ; and the Shares of the Royal
Bank of San Fernando at 19 Spanish dollars each. It
has been calculated that, in order to render the Teo-bus
navigable, 31,500,000 reals (315,0001. sterling) will b.•
requisite, and that, during the term cf 25 years, to which
the privilege is:to extend, it will lieu a Wm of '230 mil-
lions of reals (2,3(:0,000 sterling.)—Gazette de France.

C, 401-EXCHANGE, 3IARK-hANE, MAY 14.
We have very large importations of Foreign Corn this week, and
in consequence of le. rcdueticn in duty, there are and will be a
great many entries made fur horns ennsumption, the duty now bring
only 20s. Bd. per qr. will induce holders to take Wheats out o:
Bond. We have, however. no redurtion in the price of Wheat time
Monday. Barley is rather scare in the Market, and fully main.
taco 3londay's prices. Oats are somewhat in &mend, but in small
quantities; buyers being fearful of dealing largely, they may b,•
quoted at h. dearer than on Monday.

IM►ONTATTONS AMC I IA ONDA Y.
Wheat, English (qrs.) . 2,120 Barley, Foreign
Foreign . 21,150 Oats, English .
Irish . Foreign
Barley, English . 2,350 Irish
iriah . . —1 Flour (nets)

4,400
1,400
1.360

. 2,300
. 3,000

COAL-EXCHANGE, Mar 14
There was only a moderate supply of Sunderland and Neweaatk
Coal at market today 523 new ships were entered for sale. The
Coal Exchange was thinly attended by merchants.
Ships arrived daring the month, 141—During the week, 40.
Ism Wallsend Coals
Other sorts 27s 04 330 Ild

skip at Maskti, 4114.