Star.
London, England, 1830-04-27 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Margaret Ann, Lawless. from Dundalk to Liverpool, foun-
dered on the 24th inst. off the Sherries. Crew saved.
The Termagant has been tun down and sunk in the Mersey, by
the Nottingham ste:mer.
The Nymph, Perry, from Rotterdam to Snathtoa, was totally
lost off Scheving 20th host. The master drowned.
The Lady Raffles, Tucker. from Bombay, has arrived off the
Wight—sailed 27th Dec. and from the Cape 25th February.
The Doncaster, Middleton, from New South Walea,bas arrived
off Dartmouth—sailed 234 November.

Ills Majesty's ship Calypso, from England to Rio de Janeiro,
was spoken with on the rid ultimo, neat the Line, by the lAdy
Raffles, arrived at Cowes.

The St. Leonard, Rutherford, frost Swan River and the Mau..
ritius, arrived at Cowes on the 26th.

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The Mary, from Africa, has arrived off Holyhead.
Mac, Aram 66 —Wind S.W.—Arrived the Ilium, Brown,
from Messina.

PORTSMOUTH. APRIL 26.—Wind S S.E M +sty 's
ship North Star, for the West Indies, and his Nisj-sty's ship
Ocean, for Plymouth.
PLYMOUTH, Arsit. West..—Arrived the Mentor,
Fumento, from Messina, with loss of bo st, compass, &c. t ound to
Boston.

'AMMO!, APRIL 2S.—Arrived the Mary, Watt. from Pa-
raiba, and Brunswick, Stanwood, from New Orhara. Off the
port, the Macrae,6eld, —, from Matanham.

The Russian and French Ambassadors had a con-
ference with tho Earl of ABERDEEN yesterday, at the
office of the Secretary of State far Foreign Affairs.
A Cabinet Council was held at three o'clock yesterday
afternoon, at the Foreign Office, which was attended by
the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Duke of WELLINGTON ;
Earls BATHURST, RosqLY)r, and ADERDF.EN ; Viscount
MErxILLE, Lord ELLEN BORO VG 11, ,Mr. Secretary PEEL,
Sir GEORGE MURRAY, the CHANCELLOR of the EN-
CHEQUER, and Mr. Mumma. The Council eat about
a•i hour in deliberation.

Prince Liev ex is .about to leave this cosnstry for
sorne time. Ills eepartwe is raid to bn owing to nothing
political, but is in consequence of so.: e family affairs cm.-
nected with the recent death of his mother the Co.intess.
it Is presumed that the circumstsm7e ell:seed to in the
folio-wing extract of a private letter of the 15tH instant,
iron Berlin, has reference to this tcusporary leave of
absence. In the mean tiam NI. SA VAi.Y. wi.l art
Charg4 des Affaires.
By accounts received this den we understand that the
ARCHDEACON of New South Wales had taken h:i de-
part:are for England.
Tl.e Solicitor-General cf Ncw Scutt' Wales—P.
SAXI-SON, Ll.—died very stuldenly. No panic sleet
are given in the papers received from that quarter.
A cAnstreo FIRE THIN DAY.—This morning, about
eleven o'clock, a fire broke out in the extensive pre-
mises of Mews. Bucknell, Cork Cutters, Shep`se:cl's-
yard, hlinories. From the inflammable nitare of the
stock, the flames spread with the ,utmost und,
in the space of half an hour, nearly the whole of the
,premises were on fire. At this period censiderable fears
were entertained that the fire would extend to a large
timber yard close to the burning premises, anti to the
surrounding warehouses, in one of which was a stock of
oils, &c. and to the private dwellings in the immediate
vicinity. The parish engines only had arrived, and them
were but indifferently supplied with water. A numerous
body of men lent their assistance in fetching water, but
still the Games appeared to increase, and many of the
,neighbour..., began to remove their goods. A great
number of the New Police were soon on the spot, and
cleared the crowd oat of the way of those who were
usefully employed. Through very great exertion the
flames have as yet been prevented from communicating
with the surrounding premises. The flees and room of
those on fire have fallen in. Sangnine hope are in-
dulged that no further mischief will IMO.. 11 is not
known how the fire originated.