Star.
London, England, 1830-03-10 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Albinia, Purvis, from De— , put into Antigua the 23d
January, with loss of rudder, bound to London.
The Bliley, Tanner, from St. Michael's, has arrived at Dart•
mouth.

The Elisabeth, Hammond, front Bristol, has arrived at Bristol.
The Emma, Chapman, from Pernambuco, has arrived at Fal-
mouth.

The Erin, James, from Vera Cm, has arrived off Scilly.
DIAL, MARCH 9.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the Robert Morris,
Singer, from Charleston.
PORTSMOUTH, Mayen S.S.R.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Camelion, from the Mediterranean ; Neva, Combes, from
Malta; Thomas Wallace, Douglas, from Sierra Leone; and the
Narcissus, Watson, frum Bilboa. Off the port, the Courier, —,
from Vera Cruz.

FALMOUTH, MAncu 7.—Wind S. light.--Arrived the Gratitude,
Smith, from Port-au-Prince—eailed 26th November. . _

Masai B.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived the Barraeouta paiket, from
the Leeward Islands—sailed from St. Thomas's 10th ult.

The Earl of Aberdeen had an interview yesterday witl,
the Duke of Wellington at the Treasury'
Lord Palmerston's Motion on Portugal is the on!v
business of interest fixed for this night in the House of
Commons.

ROYAL ECONOMY.—It having been lately stated in a
company at Paris, that Charles X had that morning looked
out some of his old shirts to be mended, a lady present
observed it was only the habits he had when an emigiant
in England.
Ix minx ARMY.—We have it from the most unques-
tionable authority—and with reference to a letter which
appeared in the STAR of Monday on the Indian Army—
' that the order for reducing two Lieutenants and ohe
Ensign has been received very ungraciously. Several
Commandants found it necessary to use threats to make
the sufferers more attentive ; and courts-martial were to
be the means of bringing them to their duty : but de-
fiance was given, with something like this remark—" by
all means bring us to a court-martial—we can only be
dismissed; and then the government must pay our pas-
sage : the service is no longer worth remaining in !"
" The Tetnps says—' Various rumours of violent coups
d'etat were whispered in the Chamber of Deputies
yesterday. Prorogation and dissolution were talked of;
and some intimated that Messrs. Dudon and Berrver
were to enter into the Ministry as Under-Secretaries of
State for the Interior and Justice Departments. An article
of the Drapeau Blanc, which designated the Deputies as
the executioners of royalty, and in which it was said that
there were no other means of escaping the crisis than by
dissolving the Chamber, and making a new electoral law
by royal ordinance, was a general topic of conversation,
and probably gave rise to the above rumours. It ap-
pears, however, that Messrs. de Montbel and d'Haussez,
who were present, affirmed that these reports were without
foundation, and that the Chamber would not be dissolved.
What else can be done ? Is it possible for Ministers to
contend against a majority so great, they not being able,
with their utmost efforts, to obtain more than 116 votes?"
The Quotidienne has the following :—" We learn, that
in the course of last week,the bill-brokers of London and Paris bought
up every commercial bill they could procure upon Portugal. A
very large sum has, in great haste, been applied to this object. This
sum proceeds from the subscriptions raised in England and France
for Portuguese refugees, and from the sale or pledge of dia-
monds sent from Brazil. On Saturday and Monday last, some
of the principal bankers in Paris were earnestly applied to for all
the bills they could dispose of, to be sent off by the mail yesterday.
This has caused a great rise in die exchange with Portugal. There
is no doubt, for our information on this subject is positive, that tl:iu
hasty remittance of a large sum, levied in the name and on behalf
of the Portuguese emigrants, is intended for the support of a cont.
motion which is being prepared in Portugal, but which the custo-
mary vigilance of Don Miguel will put down again, so much the
more easily, as all the steps taken by the conspirators arc kriown
' and attentively watched."

CORN—EXCHANGE, MARK—LANE, blaaom 10.
We have had but few arrivals this week, and none fresh to-day•
The market remains, with •ery little •ariation, as on Monday,
and little business doing.

IfiPORTATIONa SINCI MONDAY.
Wheat, English (qrs.) . 3,800 Batley, Foreign
Irish . --- Oats, English .
Foreign . 1,350 Foreign
Barley, English . 5,450 Irish
Irish . . Flour (sacks)
COAL EXCHANGE. MARCH 10.
There were but three new ships at market to-day, and the
supply of best Walisend Coals was rather limited. Of other sorts
there was a good supply. There were not many buyers at marker.
Ships arrived during the week, 18—During the month, 40.
Bea Wallsend Coals ... .. 345. Od. 341. 6d.
Other sorts
Ships at Market......... 441.

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3,450

MARRIED.
On the 9th inst. at the parish church of St. George, Bloomsbury,
Francis Willis, Esq. M. D. of Shillingthorpe, near Stamford. to
Henrietta, daughter of William Lowe, Esq. of Montagu-at:re,
ltussell•square.
On the 9th inst. at Hastings, 'William Harwood, 31. D. of that
place, to Anna Frances lambert, second daughter of James Lam-
bert, Esq. of Bedford-row.
On the 9th inst. at Fulham, by the Rev. the Vicar, the Rev. John
George 00Rwil. B. A. Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford, eldest
son of the late John Gifford, Esq. to Georgians, youngest daughter
of the late James Thompson, Esq. of Fulham.

DIED.
On the 9th inst. Mary, only daughter of Benjamin Fossett, Esl.
of 19, 3lornington.place, Hampstead-road, in the 14th year of her
alle•
On the Di of lc 18211, at tea, on hie passage home,
Peter, third nas if J. Camilpell, of Kensington.
At sea, In to dtaloa of October, aged 30, Cap-
tain Omega lbotlf, at Ilmo Isslowtt,oll. N. I. leaving a widow
whit three &gibes tali a `soaves circle of relations and friends
OP Must hi. vounamas doh. He WU distinvished among his
asillamose altatilata sem I .and among his ,tesdc friends, as
is alintfinew avimile a loW father, a dutiful brother, and a sin.
etre Christian.

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