Star.
London, England, 1830-10-25 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived off Hastings, the Nyvirhin, Heykoop, from Batavia.
The following arrivals are posted at Lloyd's :—The Montrose,
Richards, from Demerara, off the Wight ; Chance It, Stevenson, from
Charente, at Southampton ; Susannah, Proctor, from Miramichl, at
Topsham ; Catherine, Gertrude, from Barcelona ; Ceres, Moore,
from Malaga ; Mary Ann, Cleft, from Lisbon; Rosins, Tpuo, from
Surinam; and Jersey, Todd, from Palermo, at Scilly; Jessy, Gil.
more, from Denis, and Hero, from Malaga, at Bristol; and Margaret,
Welch, from —, in the Clyde.
The Ranger, Holt, from Marseilles to Liverpool, was driven on
*bore the 20th inst. in Ballyleague Bay.
DIAL, Ocr. 24.—Wind light and
westward, the transport brig letter C; Mary, Cox, from Honduras;
Rosalind, —, from Grenada; For, White, from Smyrna; Clarence,
Lotter, from Denia ; and Loulta, Davis, from Malaga.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 23 and 24.—Wind H.R.—Arrived the Jane,
Church, from London, and sailed for New South Wales; and the Di-
ligence transport, from Chatham.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 23.—Arrived the Minerva, Richardson, from
Quebec.

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Fausowrz, Ocv. 22 and 25.—Wind N.W. to W.N.W.—Arrived
off the port, the Enterprise, Lowry, from Gallipoly. Sailed the Hope
packet, for St. Domingo, Jamaica, and Havannah ; and Lady Mary
Pelham packet, for the Leeward Islands.
Snit/Qin Cain, Ocv. 24.—Arrived the New Harriet, Small,
from Pains ; 13roughty Castle, Adams, from Trieste ; and Naples
Packet, Welsh, from Naples.
Livirnooox. 23.—Arrived, Caledonia, Boyers, from New York;
Amphitrite, Elliot, from ,Quebee ; Innes, Ounelow, from Odessa;
Alexander Adam, Sir Beacham Wray, Ann Paley, blatehicss, and
starling, from Smyrna; and Jean Carru from Trieste.
DUBLIN, 23.—Arrived, Hannah, Holmes, from Antigua; Cyclops,
:rom Quebec; Challenger, Newman. from Malaga; Sisters, Carlos,
from Gibraltar; Amelia, Ferguson, from Leghorn.
Curie, 22.—Arrived, ssAl.rk, Brown, from Malaga ; Albion,
Jane. from Quebec.

Count Matoushovitz, the Russian Minister, had an inter-
view with the Duke of Wellitstvan on Saturday, at the Treasury. The
Prussian Minister :the visited his Grace.

Prince Talleyrand, the French Ambassador, had a con-
r, :Ice a ith the Earl of Aberdeen, at the office of the Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs on Saturday.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent and the Prin-
s eas Victoria, accompanied by Baroness de Letzen, Sir John Conroy,
itc. after staying a short time at Bath. proceeded on to Earlstoke-park,
Devizes, the seat of G. Watson Taylor, Ei.q. 111. P.
The Ambassador from the Netherlands received despatches
ut. Saturday from his Government ; his Excellency proceeded to the
Ftreign.offiec in the afternoon, and had a long conference with the Earl
of Aberdeen.

The Landgravine of Hesse Homberg, has been confined
to her room in the King's Palace at Brighton, for upwards of a
ferthight, in consequence of the bad state of her knee, but is now
happily recovering.
Earl Bathurst arrived in town at a quarter before six
"'clock on Saturday evening from his seat at Cirencester. Glocestershire.
His Lordship immed'tiely proceeded to the Foreign Office, and joined
the Cabinet, mention& by us. The Coifing broke up about six o'clock.
Viscount Melville came to town to attend the meeting from the resi-
dt.nce of Lord Farnborough, at Bromley-hill, Kent.
Lord and Lady Longford, and the Hon. Mr. Rowley, have
strived front Ireland, at the residence of Mr. Charles Egan, (his Lord-
sMp's brother-in.iaw.) Chester-street, Belgrave.square.
Lord Hill, the Commander of the Forces, visited the Duke
of Wellington on Saturday.
The Earl of Aberdeen gave a grand dinner on Saturday
evening, at Argyll-house, to the Foreign Ambassadors and their Ladies,
and sonic of the Cabinet Ministers. The party consisted of the Aus-
trian Ambassador. Princess Esterhazy and Princess Marie Esterhazy,
Talleyrartd (the French Ambassador.) the Netherlands Ambassador
and Madame Fare, the Russian Minister, Sir R. and Lady Peel, Sir
G. Murray, and Lord Dunglas.
Amongst the last, though not the least, of the warm ile-
nlunstrations of attachment with which his Majesty will on his entrance
:nto the cit at the approachmg Guildhall festival be greeted, will be
!he assemblage, with flags and banners, and other honorary emblems,
t all the trades' co.orah:ts and benefit societies throughout the
...etropolis.
GRAND FlsLn Da Y..---Saturday, the let Battalion of the
~dhlstream Regiment of Foot (:.cards, under the command of Colonel
yreemantle, marched hom the barracks in Portman-street into Hyde
l'ak, preceded by the fine Band of the Regiment, for the purpose of
',ring a Field-day. The line having been formed, the troops went
ttitough a variety of slow and rabbi tvoludons, all of which were ens-
clital with the utmost celetity and precision. A Field-day, at this time
•he year, is very unusual ; but the Battalion having recently returned
'twit doing duty in Ireland, it was preparatory to the inspealin by the
ling, which is expected to take place in the courserd'the wesdr,
*hen the whole of the Officers of the Regiment are to be in to
31ajesty, on which occae;on they will have the honour of klub/ bands.