Star.
London, England, 1830-11-15 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Maus Arum= Tun Day—Dublin, S ; Waterford, 2 ; Hamburgh, 1 .
Flanders, 1; France, 1 ; Gottenburgh, t.
The Agnes, from Demerara to was driven un shore near
Donaghadee 9th inu. and It was feared would be totally lust, with
her cargo. _ _

The Little John, Macintosh, from Newport to Aberdeen, was
driven on shore 10th inst. in Dundrum Bay, and bilged.
DIAL, Nov. 13.—Wind S. to S.S.W. very strong.—Arrived ;the
Economy, Culloch, from Quebec.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 13, Wind S.S.W. and 14, S.W.—Arriveil od
the Wight, the Lord Amherst, Thornhill, from Bengal— .ai'erl I '2lh
May, Madras Ist July, Cape of Good Hope sth September, and St.
Helena 2.lth.
&mount, Nov. 12. —Wind S.S. W. to S.W. moderate.—Sailed the
Osborne packet, for Halifax and Bermuda ; and Duke of Marlborough
packet, for Lisbon.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 13.—Wind S.W.—Arrived his Majesty's ships
Chanticleer and Vigilant, from a cruise; and Inniafelen steamer, with
300 troops, from Newry.
MARakTE, Nov. 14.—Arrived the Sandwich, King, from St. Lucia ;
and Como, Older, from Cadiz.
LIMPOOL, Nov. 12.—Arrived the Bermuda, Tucker, from Bar-
barity' ; Jane, Gortcn, front Laguna ; Bingham. Barkley, from New
Orleans, after experiencing a hurricane on the Ist ult. in gat ZS, long.
63; Osprey, Salmon, front New York; Kingston, Dempsli y, front
Miramichi; Hunter, Shepherd, from Marseilfes ; Lancashire Witch,
from Lisbon ; and James. Cook, from Fare. .
Ccvnx, Nov.l4.—Arrived the Oxford, Callender, from Miraniichi ;
Corsair, Hamilton, from Bay Chaleur ; and Sovereign, Field, nom
Newfoundland.
SHAMOCHITZ CHM, Nov. 14. Amite(' the Venture, Ch
Alexandria.

The burning& in England have given a stimulus to oir
neighbours in Ireland. Sixteen tacks of corn, the property of a re.
apectable farmer named Flanagan, were burnt, a kw days sit ce, or his
farm at Templeope, a village about three mile; from Dublin is
unable to give any roson for this outrage. except that hr voted for Mr.
Hamilton in the late contest for the cautery of Dublin.

Seine unbelieving Radical told the witty Luker, who
shall be nameless, that he considered the history of the disturbances
perfectly fabulous. " Why," said the wit, "ifft is fabulous, it must
be the fable of the Mayor, the Hunter, and the Donkey.--Joh4

An alarming fire broke out, on Thursday morning, in tht•
stack•yanl of Henry Hoare, Esq. at Wascildon, Bucks, which criovisied
a grew quantity of whim, beans, and clover. No clue to the cause of
the fire itas been discovered; and a is much feared to be tee act of an
incendiary. . _

Bow:STREET.—(IIIIS DA T .) IN F A MOVP Des•rHt.•c-
rroti OT PROPERTY.-4'o: some time past the family of Mr. Tor.
kington, of the two Brewers, Little St. Andrews'.street. Seven Dials,
have been kept n a state cf the utmost alarm by the depredations of a
gang of the most desperate thieves. called the " Swell Mob." His
tables, chairs, fonts, table cloths, saltcellars, knives and forks, and iu
fact every thing that came within their reach, became a pity to their vim.
knee. On Saturday. two of the men who used the rain in despite of till
remonstiance, went to the house and ilema:Altd some porter ; this was
refused on the ground of the lateness of the hour, on which they became
so violent that they were conveyed to the station-house. Their mimes
are John Austin and John Bell ; but Mr. Torkingtoa forgave them on
their promising not to return to the house Alter being set at liberty they
returned, and actually destroyed the whole of the front of the She,. It we,
now found necessary to publish a hand•bill.ard title moratri Bea vas
secured by one of the F. Division, No. 126, under the 'finches of
Sergeant Wheatley, and taken to Bow-stmt. On seedily, him, the
identical implements with which the mischief was done wen found on hie
person. The officers then went tin pursuit of the other, having re.
ceived such information as to lean no doubt of leis apprehension.