Star.
London, England, 1830-03-29 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Countess of Mansfield, Cock, from Sc. Michael's, has cr.
rived off Dartmouth, with damage and loss of bowsprit, having
come in contact with the Lark, of Brigham.
The Delaware, Bartlesons, bound to Philadelphia, sailed from
Liverpool on Friday, and put bark on Saturday, having been on
shore on Hoyle Bank, and thrown part of ,
her cargo overboard.
The Huskisson, Congreve, from Liabm bas arrived at Bristol.
Lrvaaroot., Aram 27.—Arrived the Zante, Little,from &ate ;
Sophia Pad, Meadows; King's Cone, Wilkinson ; and Erato,
from Gatipoly ; Mary,
Hoyle, from Leghorn ; and Daphne, Sprague, from Lisbon.
MAL, Aran 27, Wind N.W. to S. W. and 22, Wind E.—
Sailed the Castle Huntley, for China, and nearly all the outward-
boned.

Pon:moues, MAacli 27, light airs, variable ; and 28,Wind S.E.
—Sailed the Hope transport, for Cork; Britomart ditto, for
Gibraltar ; his Majesty's ship Pelican, for Chatham ; and Lord
Wm. Hemlock, for St. Helena.
PLYMOUTH. MARCIE 27.—Wind S.W..—Off the port, the Wib
Ham, Broad, from Carthagena and Gibraltar.
FALMOWTH, MARCM 26 and 27.—Wind S. to S.E.—Baled his
Majesty's brig Britontart, for a cruise.
DuaLtu, bluscu 26.—Arrived the Good Intent, M'Donnell,
from Terceira, and Venus, Cook, from Marseille.
Brusrot., Maacn 1.7 and lg.—Arrived the Robert Peel, Jones,
from Palermo.

At the last dinner given in Paris by M. ROTHSCHILD
to the Members of the Cabinet, coups fetal were talked of. • The
first coups d'etar: said the host, • will bring the funds down to
70.' • Don't speak so loud,' whispered the Duke de •• o, • they
arecapable of striking keoupe d'etar, that they may take advantage
of the fall.'
The state of the weather in the West Highlands has
been very stormy for sometime past, and cultivation generally is
considerably behind. Owing to the excessive rain during ten days
past, the Caledonian canal and the locks and rivers adjacent have
been so overflowed that navigation on the fonner was stopped seve-
ral days; the water, at different places, during that period being
from six to eight inches above the locks. An overflow to a similar
extent has been witnessed only on one former occasion since the
opening of the canal.
From Vienna it is stated that the official announcement
of the independence of Greece, and of the nomination of the Prince
of SAXE CODOURO to the throne of that country, had a favourable
effect on state paper in that capital.
We learn by a private letter of the 20th inst. from
Bayonne, that the Dordogne sloop of war, which was on the point
of sailing from that port for the African expedition, has received
orders to suspend her departure, and is now stationed before the
arsenal. It is even rumoured that the troops on board are to disem-
bark, and that she is to be dismantled.
DREADFUL ACCIDENT.-011 Saturday afternoon, as
a young gentleman was driving a spirited horse in Coventry-street,
Haymarket, on making a sudden turn into Rupert-street, one of the
wheels °lbis gig came In contact with a carriage drawn by one
horse; and the concussion was so violent, that the shafts of the gig
broke, his horse escaped from the traces, the vehicle upset, and the
gentlemen was thrown on his bead on the pavement with such vio-
1-ma., that be was taken up in a state of insensibility, and bleeding
profusely. He was carried to a surgeon's in the neighbourhood
but we have not been able to ascertain the result.
The triumphant success of Miss KEN BLE, besides
saving Covent garden Theatre from ruin, has very naturally pro-
cured her many provincial offers, as honourable to her talents as they
are advantageous in a pecuniary point of view. She, therefore,
proceeds on a professional tour with her father during the
summer months; hi consequence of which it is stated that
Covent Theatre will close in May, being considerably
9000 K dna alma We ninthly rejoice at every thing which can
raise bee sopitedui se hews= her wealth; but we can hardly see
the pespelety et shutting the establishment, and throwing so many
peep eat afaployensat, before the period on which they calm-
We do sot know whether the engagements are on the
same halo( at Coyest Gail= as at Drury Lane Theatre; but
at the Wiwi me Ow the eraeon is unde der;py
cos haalfred ply lOs generally a few tig but
the rigpiler ilniedneilat will pike place this year on the 21st of June.
We haps that Xi. /EXILIC will pause before he takes a step which
will min lit unpopular with the members of the establianneat.—•
Alf ambit
CRON P.m.
ARTY COUNTY MEETING—GENERAL DIS•
Tee Se.4ll=ll of the freeholders, heaters, justice' of peace.
dc.. for the et Coemarty. was held on the 10th instant, J.
H. Madwas/a, 16q. k the chair. The meeting agreed to petition
Pealing* be the moped or reduction of the malt and beer dudes,
as s new ef amellenting the Interests of the farmer and affording
to the pees at large a cheap toad wholesome beverage. " The
awindadt„__ &eh `!le_. to dad that an idea has been circulated
11..6 nom et mamas,
dose ass oda as those in the South part
of the IMO=t hat me hog hen to state that, under our personal
view, MINNS has his hareasing for yeah past, and does at present
existM avol'dinga east" Petitions, embodying these send.
I:reltitary 'aras
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resetwitio theo s:Babas:a
honor
us,atbe country,ewerlrte
goes Courier.