Star.
London, England, 1830-11-08 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Clio, Law, front Riga to was drives en shore the 1 ith
ik. on Rano Island, and bilged. Part of the cargo and material,
saved.

The Economy, Philips, from Sunderland, sprung a leak of Flambro
Head the 25th ulte and foundered on the 50th. Crew saved.
Arrived of the Wight, the Quarto Insane, Silva, from Bahia ; So.
;foreign, CbanapUn, from New York ; and John and Ann, from
Charente.

The Seller, Reed, of Newcastle, foundered on Saturday night
folleeley Bay, and, ft fs feared, all the crew drowned.
The Anglia, Holborn, from Quebec to Stockton, was totally wrecked
Ith ult. near Sandal& Bay. Crew saved.

Mat, Now. blew a gale yesterday from &&W. and several
of the outward bound drove, but brought up again with second anchor.
POW. e.w.—Mind W. light breeus.—Arrived the Cambrian, from
Demerara.

Poareatoars. Nov. 6, Wind &S. W. to W.S.W. a tremendous gale
and?. N.W. to W.S.W.--Arrived the Amity transport. from Cork
for the Mediterranean ; and his Majesty's cutter Sparrow, fromilavre.
114111114111, Nov. S.—Arrived off port, the Orcasslan, Douthwalte,
from Bombay—Galled 6th July ; and Layton. Hurst, from Singapore.
nastonen, Nov. b:--Arrived the Spbyna packet, from Vera Cm
—sailed 15th September, and from Havannas the Mb ultimo hi ' • es.
'eager packet, from Malta—sailed 10th ult. and Gibraltar the filth ;
and the Magnet packet, from Lisbon--ailed 31st ult.

Dona, Nov. G.—Arrived tb• Mono Park, 11PCartby, from
°Port

Besetor., Nov. S.—Arrived the Avon, WhitereU, from Oporto ; and
Odeftaln, Blair. from Bilbao.

The Spot's, Sanders, frost Bristol, hos arrived at Littlettunptoo,
wftb dump, !swift been on the Owen Rods, bound to London.

The children of Prince Polignae are now in this country,
and are at present, together with their governess, on a visit
to Lord Clarendon, at the Grove, in Hertfordshire, from
whence they will remove to Holyrood-house. The Princess
Polignao is in Paris, where she has recently given birth to
a daughter.

The Earl Grey bad a very tong conference with the
Marquess of Cleveland, at his house in St. James's.equaro,
on Saturday.

Lord Viscount Falkland, an accomplished young Noble-
man, whose father, the late Viscount, was mortally wounded
in a duel with Mr. Powell, in 1809, will, we hear, shortly
be married to Miss Pittelarence, with the entire approbation
Id his Majesty and the Queen. The marriage settlement is
nearly complete, and the marriage ceremony will be per-
formed in a few days.—Court Jowled.

Earl and Countess Gower entertained a select party to
dinner on Friday alining, at their residence in Hamilton-
place.

Mr. and Mrs. Arbuthnot entertained a distinguished
pxty to dinner on Saturday last. The Duke of Wellington,
Prince Talleyrand, the Duchess de Dino, the Earl and Conn-
tae of Aberdeen, Baron and Baroness Bulow, Prince and
Princess Caroludt, Sir R. and Lady Peel, &c. were present
at the evening party.

The Hon. Mr. and Lady Georgian* Ellia gave a grand
dinner on Saturday to the Foreign Ambassadors and most
of his Majesty's Ministers. Prince and Princess Ester-
hazy, and Princess Limn, were amongst the distinguished
guests.

Amongst the splendid collection of uniforms, dm. in the
wardrobe of his late Majesty, many of which he never had
occasion to wear, was one dress which particularly attracted
the admiration of beholders :—bis Majesty's Costume of the
Order of St. Esprit. It was composed wholly of white satin,
but so profusely laden with decorations in gold and silver,
that its original cost is stated to have been 2,000 gainess
isournal.

FE ALECOV AA 0 E.—Saturday last, as a daughter of Mr.
I Thomas Taylor, of East Chinnoct, was retiring to rest, she
beard an outcry among the poultry. She immediately pro-
ceeded to the place, and found a fellow, who had
killed one fowl, and was in the act of killing another,
when she seized and held him till assistance came to her aid.
and be was secured. He has since been committed to prison.
His name is Ephraim Sartin.—Bath Herald.

It is, we believe, beyond doubt that threatening notices
have been sent to several farmers in this neighbourhood
who have threshing machines, requiring their immediate
demolition. The Earl of Sheffield and Lord Viscount
Gage have also received letters, in which the writers gise
their lordships the option of discharging their bailiffs and
stewards, or having their mansions destroyed. These facts,
coupled with the recent fires in Kent, and even in our own
county, at Battel, have given rise to the most alarming fears
in this town and neighbourbood.—Brighton Herald.
Bza report of the proceedings before the Magistrates at
the Westminster Sessions on Saturday, that have de-
sided upon the liability of the Water and Gas Com-
panies to pay poor-rates for their mains and pipes in the
different parishes. Upon this decision the gi pariebocraey"
and their parishioners throughout the metropolis are congra-
tulating themselves with much eelf-complacency, as a de-
cision calculated to relieve their burdens very materially.—
We hope it may; but we have little doubt that the Gas and
Water Companies will reimburse themselves by a proper-
tiosate inereese in the price of their commodities ; and if
they do, the parishes will have taken nothing by their motion.
Herald.
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