Star.
London, England, 1830-12-06 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS Antares° Tam Dar—Dublin, l ; Waterford, 2 ; Guernsey raid
Jersey, 1 ; Holland, 1 ; Flanders, 1 ; France, 1 ; Brazil, I.
The Mary Ann Louisa, Rol, of Dublin, was on shore in the Sker-
rle, slci inst. with damage. and loss of rudder.
The Unity, Power, coal laden, was totally wrecked near WaterforJ
2d inst.

The Kitty, Cbisman, from Whitehaven to Cardiff, was on shore in
Morton harbour 3d inst. and greatly damaged.
lbe Alert, Davidson, from Memel to Dublin, bas put into Thurso,
waterlogged.
The Beinhardina, from to Hull, was totally lost at the mouth
of the Tees 2d inst.
The Charlotte, from Crichton, was carried Into Yarmouth Roads on
Saturday, abandoned by the crew.
Dem., Dec. s.—Wind S.S.w. high.
Powramourn, Dec. 4 and s.—Wind S.E.—Arrived r•ff the rort, the
Atalanta, Hawkins, from It•ga. Sailed his Majesty's ship Race
for Bermuda.
Fatmourng Dec. 3 and 4. —VI ind E. to S.S.E. moderate.--Ar-
rived the Frolic packet, from Perwimbuco—sailed the £B!h August,
Bahia 4th Sept. and Rio Janeiro iOth October. Put back, the [Jas.:,
Russian steamer, for Odessa. Sailed the Sandwich packet, fur Lis.
bun; and Hermes steamer, for Plymi.uth.
Dom*, Dec. 3.—Arrived the Ay Aphea, fro :I Hamburgh ; at d
Alliance, from Gottenburgh.
Coae, DEC. 3.—Arrived the Syren, Clifton, from Yarmnu:b, with
loss of bowsprit, &c. bow d to America : Alpha, Hill, from Newcastle,
leaky, and must discharge; and Born Tem, front St. Übe's.
Irmearce, Dec. 3. Arrived the Amity, Chilcott, Seaflowerr Ci!F
of Limerick, and Mary Ann, from London.
[Woolen', Dec. s.—Arrived off the port, the Agnes, Linda)..,
from Riga; and Hope, from Dantzic.
Penzance, Den. 4.—Arrived the Eleneza, Ratcliff, from Bahia.
leaser, Dec. 2.—Arrived the Eleneza, Luce, from Bilboa, and
Isabella, Silks, from Copenhagen.
Bat rot., Dec. S.— A r riv ed the Harbinger, from 3lessina ; and tie
James. Walton, from Memel.
HOLT !MAN Dec. 4.—Arrived the Camcene, Ilarman, from Oporto.
Livtarooz, Dec. 4.—Arrived the 13ispbam, Evans, riam Mtssiwi ;
and Brothers, Jarvis, from Gijon.

The Lord Chancellor, Earl Grey,Lord Holland, Lead Hi:),
and Sir H. Hotham, had audiences of the King yesterday.
'Yesterday their Majesties and the Duchess of G!oecr.ir•r
attended Divine Service at the Chapel 'loyal, and hilt, d
most excellent sermon by the Bishop of London, f:e►.i is n
4th Chapter of St. Paul's Epistle to the Galatians, and ti..)
4th and sth verses—" But when the fulness of the time was
come Gun scut forth his Son, made of a woman, made ►:nd..r
the law, to redeem them that were under the law, tliat tvo
might receive the adoption of sons." The Noble l'ielat)3
very ably defended the belief in the divinity of o:,:• ti.t%
and supported the doctrine of the atonement as the only
ground for salvation.

The Bishop also read the Communion Service.
The Church Service was read by the Rev. Mr. Knapp 3:L,1
the Rev. Mr. Beckwith, jun.

The Musical Service was read and chaunted by Nles:6.
Evans, Nield, Hawes, Roberts, &tonneaux, and Wek...h. Thu
anthem was, " Awake, awake, put on thy strength, 0 pion !.'
composed by Wise, and sung by Messrs. Evans, Nie!d, and
Welsh.

The Rev. Dr. Hughes was Clerk of the Closet.
Divine service was performed yesterday b 4 ttie 0:n14: 4:n
to the Duchess of Kent, at the King's Palace at Ketisint.-
on, before the Duchess of Kent, the Princess Viet( :i
their Royal Highnesses Houselua.

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