Star.
London, England, 1830-05-12 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Rhine, Hart, from Rotterdam to London, was on Foreness
Rock yesterday.
The Ann, of Colchester, was totally wrecked at Sunderland un
Sunday.
The Helens, Fetberinglasno, from Berwick to Newcastle, was
driven on Boulmer Rocks, near %Varkwonts, on Sunday. The
materials and part of the cargo saved.
Extract of* letter from the Agent to Lloyd's, dated Hull, May
11th :—" The following vessels were wrecked on this coast during
the gale on Sunday and yesterday, viz. The Hero, Morrison, of
Shields, near Cawson—crew saved ; the Thomas and Alice, Hut
chieson, of Sunderland, near Horosea--oaly the master saved ; the
Hoffnung, Gienon, from Gluckstadt to this port—only the master
saved; the Belknap Nicholson, from London to Sunderland, ord.
TunstaU—crew saved ; and the Charlotte Christine, from Hans-
burgh to Wells, near Homan. The Progress, from Sunderland
to Portsmouth, was driven on shore yesterday near the Washohn,
but expected to be got off. A vessel, with Die Frau Melaka' on
the stern, is on shore at Sister Churches—crew drowned ; cargo
supposed to be rapeseed. Part of a stern of a boat, masked Eli-
zabeth, North Shields,' is driven oa shore near Hornses, supposed
to belong to a brig lost on Sunday."
The Brothers, Woodley, from Leghorn, has arrived at Kinsale.
The Cupid, Bell, from St. John's, N.B. has arrived at Cork.
Mat, Mar 10.—Wind N.N.R.—Arrived the Neptune, Cum-
berledge, from India. Arrived from London, the Bknheins.
Franklin for Quebec ; Charles Brooke, Bell, for St. Vincent's;
Caleb Angus, Whittle, for Honduras ; Columbian Packet, Baker,
for Smyrna ; St. Vincent's Planter, and Black River Packet,
Baker, for Jamaica.

Pulliam, Hoy in.—Wind N.—Arrived the Maria, Cum-
ming, from Lisbon.
DOVII4 MAT 11.—Off the port, the Barbara, Dunn, from the
Cape of Good Hope.
Cows, MAY H.—Arrived the Blake, Stewart, from Rio de
Janeiro.

On Monday, Tuesday,_ and Writings& meWm the Depot Com-
panies of the 42d Foot (Royal Alghl) through Stir-
ling on their way from Paisley to Perth. The following notice '
extracted from the Paisky Advertiser of Satozday last :
" Thursday morning, the first division of the Divot of the 424
Regiment, under the cadets of Captain Kellett% matched from the
barracks bare for Perth. These fine fellows have, within these few
years, almost become denizens with us. They arrived here in July,
838, and have, with the exception of a few months passed in Stir-
ling and Glasgow, been with us ever since. We subjoin a letter
from the Prevost and Magistrates of Pants, to Maier Middleton,
together with the Major's answer; and (mein we are that the ma-
' letter expressos the sentiments of its Mahouts at large.
Velli etresderly conduct of the soldiers, and the ipealemarily manners
of the Akers, have endeared them to a very 11111111011011 circle of Woe
cannot acquaintances, who feel deep regret at their duceirsee. We
cannot pass a higher eulogium on this distliina t than
to say, that their behaviour, while in barrwb has bum every
way worthy of their conduct in the field
PAISLZY, Aram 28, 11118.--The Provost and eels Ma.
gistrates of Paisley present their to Major Mildletes,
and understanding that the 431 'ls about to be nonsved
from this neighbourhood, beg leave ft aspens *aphasia* tiny have
felt in noticing the uniformly quiet and asidistiMe bamboo of the
officers and men, since the Regiment was quatseedi
•• • BAILILSCIS, PAIIILZT, APRIL 27.—MITtisMidilleten, in
presenting his compliments to the Provost and trans of Pais-
ley, begs leave to acknowledge the receipt of their noted yesterday,
expressive of their approbation of the conduct and aoldierblike be-
haviour d the officers and men of the 42d Regiment during the pe-
lriod they have been stationed in this place, which the Us* will
not fail to make known to those under his command, to whom it
must be equally gratifying as it is to himself.' "
LIMERICK, MAY 8.
I The lst Division of the 68th Light Infantry marched from Per.
moy, on Wednesday, for Athlone.
The Bth, ar King's Infantry, are expected in Cork from Dublin.
The 321 Regiment from Dublin, is expected at Fernley, to re-
place the 68th.
The reserve Companies of the 11th Regiment sailed from Cork
on Tuesday, in the Amphitrite transport for Portsmouth.
The 33d Depot has embarked at Dublin on route to Burnley,
leaving only the 59d Depot at Naaa, which furnishes a subaltern's
party to Wicklow.

At eleven o'clock on 'I hursday, the 74th Regiment were drawn
up in line in the New Barrack-square, Cork, preparatory to being
inspected by the Commandant of the district. At twelve o'clock.
Major General Sir George Bingham, K C.B. accompanied by Lieut.
CoL Turner, Adjutant General, Major Broke, Quastermastes-Gt.
neral and Lieutenam-Colontl Manse), A.D.C. rode in the Barrack.
yard, and was received with usual honours. After passing la re-
view, the Regiment under the command of Lieut. Colonel Mein,
was pot through a variety of manceuvres, which elicited the warm"(
marks of approbation from the Major-General.
The lead-quaners of the Bth, art Royal Irish Hussars, are now at
Lolljford.
On Thursday petitions wcr; presented to House of
Lords, which are thus entered in their Lordships' Minutcs.
Union of Foxford—petition of Protestant parishioners
of the Union ef Foxford, to compel the residence of
the Vicar : read, and on motion , ' That the petition (It,
lie upon the table,' resolved in the negative ; and petition
ordered to be rejected." " -Petition of the inhabitant%
of the parish of Killaser (being one of the five parishes,
Toomore, Killaser, l3ohola, Ki leden, and Ttrmplcmorc.
compoting the Union of Foxford in the Barony of Gallen,
and county of Mayo, to compel the Vicar to enter into
composition for the tithes ; read, and OD motion, " That
the petition do lie on the table resolved in the negative."

Gi 'RN-EXCHANGE, MAME-LANE, Ilny 12.
Our supplies to-day are general; very short, with s moderately
brisk trade, and rain of the best qualities meet ready tales at full
lloaday's terms.

IN NIITATIOIII ince leoweeir.
Wheat, English (qrs.) . 1.620 Barley. Foreign
Foreign . 6,360 Oats, English .
Irish . Foreign
Berky, Boglish . 2,060 Is ish
bids . Fluor (racks) .
COAL:EXCHANGE, Maw 12
Metope, of Fosadalsad °sal was very nsodsrate to.day; of
Newcastle Coal there wale .spry;go4 only saves new ships were
at marks.. Thom wire ma ynsorsimussa at the Coal Eachango,
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