Star.
London, England, 1823-01-02 00:00:00

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
carrares.
Sir Murray Maxwell, C. B. to the Briton.
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Burt. M' Namara, to the Chanticleer.
Richard Hoare, to the Dottrcl.
('has. ISowen, to the Driver.
Edward Curren,. to the Fly. •
Sir E. W. C. R. Owen, K.C.B. to the Glencetter.
IL F. Greville, to the Heron.
Alfred Matthews, to the Icarus. .
Henry Eden, to :he Martin tamp).
Sir Robert Mends, Knt. to the Owen Olendewer.
W. 11. W. Parry, C. B. to the Prince Regent.
Geo. P. 'Rich, to the. Ring•dove (sloop).
Charles Crole, to the Surinam.
Thomas Brown, to the Tartar,
G. I I. Guinn, to the Tribune.
Charles Howe Freemantle to the Preventive Service.
MARINES.
The following
_appointments and promotions have taken place
in the Royal Marini Corps:—Lieutenant-Colonels—Williala
Trrmenheere to Chatham, vice Buys, deceased; P. Wrbtropp,
to Plymouth; W. Barry. to Portsmouth; I;frvcr Major S.
Clap( rton, to be Pay.Ciptain at Woolwitli, vice Barry; Captain
Triseott, front half-pay to Woolwich; First Lieutenant Cturge
Bury, from half-pay, to Woolwich, vice Peebles, promoted;
First Lieutenant H. Moore, front half-pay, to (latham,
riceliur-
row, deceased; Second Lient•mants and .Miscall,
promoted to First lAeuterants; Second Lieutietiaut Mitl!estea,
tram half-pay; to Chatham, 11:*

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Extract of a letter from Lloyd's Agent at Heligoland, Aped
December 9.1 :—" The Commerce, Mato/17Z, train Colleniute■
and Husum to the Maas, has been brought in here to-kl, Tay
leaky, with loss of bowsprit, having been run an board of tiyu
English brig, on the 19th intt. Her cargo is landing."
The Ocean, PrixlNilAGE, sailed from Lynn on the eth ult..fee
'Atli, and has not since been heaad of. •
The LorJ Wellington, Eamthan, from St. Petersburghsts
London, was totally lost on the 17th ult. on Anholt Licrin-Crew
and stores saved—cargo expected to be saved.
The Sampson, Curtirr, from St. Petersburgh to Wed; Oa.
rence,- Musts, from ditto to London; and the Alexy,
from ditto to Bristol, have put into Copenhagen with damage,
and leaky, havisig been on shore. The latter must &chugs
to repair het damage.
No arrivals or sailing, at Portsmouth, Plymouth, or Fal-
mouth.

MAL' JANUA KT N.W.--Came down from the
River and remain, the Barclay, MALY LT9 for New Wrens;
S:anclinavian, Scant:*, for Alicant ; and le,kune Henri, Gem.
setts, for Marseilles.

PORTSZIOUTIS, Jas. I.—The TOPA St frigate is ordered to'be
converted into a hulk; the Buctritatrs and Entsato friers
have lately been. fitted up for the same puTose,linstead of'd.c
Koos Pinsregesan (formerly a Danish line.of-battle ship), Wfikb
willbothooken up or sold ; the MVIMIDOS, 44. iv ordered NW
brakes up ; and the Learroca, 60, will either he broken /pet
sulk Ititnewitately on her being paid off. The Tanween,ilf,' is
ordered to be put into a state of Commission at this pen.
awe LLOW, FASO'S'. LION, and LAPWINO,' Revenue craizere, ota
entered to Milford, under the command of Sir J. lion, 1114
of the CUMPVL,
Dawn/ours, Dec. St.—Wind S.F. blowing' a gale.-4111
French. Wig Francoise, Rosa, from Bourtleaux, boundtoileum,
laden with wine, drove on shore near the Start Point, hsteito.
ing, at ten o'clock, with -much water In the told, One Mg
drowned, 23 casks of wine and a few stores saved.
Currost.Hooss, Jaw. Entered Inwards
Petit Gustave, from Bourdeaux •' Spes Nova, from Chrittlais;
Richard, from Stangate Beek; and Fahrsund, from Fabrisid.
Cleared Outwards :—The Albina, for Berbice; and Repulse,
and Farquharson, for India. •
Alumna— Elsineur,
notAt the Nils Meader*, Nylon, front*
Bartholomew's; and Costeeeen, Appeigren, front New Ye&
At Swinemunde, Louise, Onseke, from London. At Dastait,
Lord WeWngtoti, Pfeifer, from Liverpool

-Advices. from Constantinople to the 26th'it2Llita.e.
that the clouds which had hung over that Caput),
in consequence of the alarming discontent mani oiled
by the Janissaries, - were entirely dispersed by the
prompt concessions made by the Sultao ' • and tat
formidable 'Militia were again quiet. The folldiving 1
is the fate of the persons who have been sacrificed to
the huniour of the Janissaries; Halet Effeadi has
.been eillaid.to Conia; the late Grand Vizier, Sall
Peale; to Gallipoli; the' Mufti Jassengi Zade- Ab- ;
dulvehhab Effendi, to.Nicomedia, and Ahmed Aga,
to Anutpie. The . cliegtice of the ftvoorite,was the
immediate signal for the recal of four Members of
the Vleata, men of ancient families and tried 'rhea-
,Adee,,who had been' banished by-his intrigues, and
,who, on their return, immediately took their seats in
the Divan as formerly. The new Grand Vizier, Ah-
ab, Pacha, was at one time Captain Pacha, and,
before his 1/ate eleVation, he commanded the troops
sniehet:Asialic side of the Bosphorus.
It would appear by these accounts, that Halet Ef-
fendi is likely to furnish another example of the vie.
lent death, which is, generally the fate of disgraced
favourites. All hie houses. were sealed, 'on the.o,sth
'ult. by order of the. Govern nett, wbichrin general,.
is a prelude to the adoption a Latour* °LA* Jam
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rigour. On. the same .day his-Am:bonito., Hawke',
with his book-keeper, son, and clerlyesovretentrs4ede
and imprisoned in th;.Bosiafgi 13eshis.
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