Star.
London, England, 1830-10-21 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Clinic, OCT. 20 —Arrived the Sarah, Cook, front Rhodes ; at.d.
Wilke-the- Wisp. Clark, from Batavia.
Poursmount, OCT. 20.—Arrived his lajesty's ship Undaunird.
from Terceira; and Georgiana,Thompson, from Ceylun—sailed the t.:l
May, Mauritius Ist July, and St. Helena 9th August.
Cowas, Oct.. 20.—Arrived the Prince Regent, Heutwich, from Ba-
tavia--sailed 24th June. Of the Wight, the Nathalina, Dutch cor-
vette, from Batavia.
PLTISOUTII, Oct. 19.—Arrived the Solace, Cross, from Dema
and St. Aubia, Curoll, front Malaga. Off the port, the Olen, A ,
front Charente.

Famous/1, OCT. 19.—ArrIved the Osborne packet, !rum the
Leeward Idands--sailed from St. Thomas's the 12th ult. Arrives!
the Rapid, BrewfeU, from Smyrna ; Albion, Burrell, from Leghorn ,
and Hippocampo, Row, tram Gibraltar. Off the port, the Volusia.
Mathias, from Monte Video, and Comet, Ormiston, from Madeira.
PII3IIIANCI, Ocr. 19.—Arrived off the port, the Lady Flora, Boyle,
from Bengal, Mauritius, and St. Ilelena.
Baum., Ocr. !O.—Arrived the Speculator, Cooper, frum St. Vi, -
rem's; aad Henry, Westeott, front Valencia.
The Amarylle, Howard, from Prince Edward's Islaul, was wrecked
at Dominica during a gale 12th August. Crew saved.
The Fabrico, alias Nlarma, front Cadiz to Havattnah, was wrecked
at Tortola during a gale 12th August.
The Thomas, M•Auley, from Dublin to Riga, tv..s on shore un the
Isle of Islay 14th hot.

Monsieur Bermudez, the Spanish Mini.t..:r, 11.141 a long
conference with the Duke of Wellington pistol-day at the
Treasury. His Excellency afteru or& trim @lewd business
at the Foreign-office.
Count de Ludolf, the Neapolitan Minister, had an in-
t-I-view with the E rl of Aberdeen yesterday at the Foreign
Office.

The Mexican Minister transacted business yest:rilay at tl 8
office of the Secretary of State for Foreign A ffai P.

The Earl of Aberdeen and Lord Levesou Gower visited the
Duke of Wellington yesterday at the Treasury.
The Duke of Wellington gave the first Cabinet dinner
this season to his colleagues, yesterday evening, at Apsley-
house.

The Earl of Aberdeen entertained the Anita:4:ldt), Gun►
the Netherlands, and Madame FaIA, the Prussian r,
:and Baroness &low, the Marquis and Marrhionems of Salis-
bury, Lord Grinisten, Lord Douglas, Mr. Deun, and a ve•b et
party, to dinner on Monday evening, at the Priory, near
Stanmore.

The Earl and Countess of Aberdeen gave a grand dinner
'party on Tuesday evening at the Priory.
CIIARTLEY FATALIST.—The unprecedented thliU•
lathy of that admirable work" Cyril Thornton," has stimulated ano.
ther of Blackwood's contributors to appear in the field of fiction. witha
new Novel called Chartley the Fatalist. This work, like Cyril Thorn-
ton, records the adventure% of a gentleman of birth at tt fortane, doting
his youth and manhood, but with this differeaee, that Chastity is i'tfh..
encial through the days of his m.nhood by a strange lataiity, sprmging
from one of the roost extraordinary marriages that was tie: art vier
solemnized. So remarkable indetd M this event, which is
considered to be, even be the author himself, tint hr h tnutti2 iit .
ctssary to certify its truth in a notice prefixed m his slitiitt.
Yesterday a Court of Directors %vac Lela at ;leer 12.,5t
India-house, when the following %hips were thus Niattitais
of Handy, Captain John Hine ; Buckinghanehme. l'aptat.. Glaseponle.
fur Bombay and China. Thames. Capt. Forms la. lv Melville. Capt.
Robert Clifford, for lieng.l seed Chins. to b.: istleat t n the 701 'ii
December, sail to I:rarest:id on tie 28th, soy 'hue does, 3141
be in the Downs on the 24ut Or January. lien. rat Kyd. C: p.
tail! Nairne, fur tit. Helena. Bombay, and Lhir.4 ; Duke of SUN.
sex, Captain Whitehead, for Sztnbay and Chir.a ; F at:otta,c4o,, cap.
tam, crujek„h„,,k, for Bengal and China, to be aftoat on the :fist of lk.
cember, sail to Gravesend on the 11th of Ja u.rv, mat inert %I days.
and be in the Downs on the 7th of February. Captain Urihuk I
Vansittart, Captain Scott, for Bengal ..nd t.hina. to be alkem on
the 4th of J tnuary, rail to Ur ivegend on the 250), stay I htre
21 days, anal be in the Downs nn the 21st of February. iferctold-
shire, Captain Hope; Hythe, Captain Shepherd, fur Bombay and
China ; Warren Hastings, Captain D'Averne. ter St. HI knit, Prince
of Wales Island. and China, to be idiom 19th January, sail to Graves.
end 9th February, stay there 21 days, and be in the Down% Eth of
March. Rose. Captain ' • Doke 'of York, Captain H. Locke ;
Waterloo, Captain Borten ficaleby Castle. Captain Blakeley, for
China direct, to be afloat 6th of klatelt. rail lb Gravesend 211th of
!Starch, stay there 21 days, and be in the Dawns 22d of April. Inglis,
Captain ; Winchelsea, Captain —; Bo.nbay ; Captain ; Low.
dm Castle, Captaill ; foe Chi.zsditvet, to Or 'Gnat 19th March, sail
to Gravesend 9th Aprll, stay there 21 days, and be in the Downs 6th it'
May. The following Capiadas were sworn lobo the command
of their respective ship*, via. Captain Henry tirihble, Repulse; Car.
Robert Clifford, Lady Melville; for Bengal and Chita. Capt. Ilion.
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r Shepherd, Hythe for Bombay and China; and Captain Wait'. Rix
Blakeley, Saileby Castle, for China direct.

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That on His slumbers hung,
Bs seized hisifiaming sword, and far
Away the scabbard sung ;
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A mighty spirit is ahroad,
All sublunary things
Before 11134 bend--his mission is
To Nations and to Kings
He has Briarcus', huLdred hands,
And Argtoes clustered eyes,
And trumpet-tongued. in tones that shake
The solid Earth. He cries—
Fir good or ill I come, for weal or woe 1 rise."
From forth his dark majestic brow
A changeful glory gleams,
1"c all the troubled Sun, that gilds
Tice cloud with lurid beams;
Careering high with hideous pomp
Around his pieta form
Are Bern the demons of the wreck.
Anil children of the storm,
•: hey 'sit his will and word, His bidding they pe

His visage wears that awful smile,
IVith gloomy radiance blent,
Of Him that not despairs, yet is
On desperate errand sent ;
Though spoil and havoc wait his nod,
His glance rebukes the fiends
As one that such unrighteouCsid
Scorns—but for righteous ends,
Vet wields their force at will—but on his own depends.

The conflict, as the cause,
The warrior's wreath, and dais crown
Again.restored the laws,
The Spirit sheath'd his sword, and Macy saiii'd applause I
He comes but to redress the wrong,
And to confirm the right,:
To bend the crooked sceptre straight,
Or break its stubborn might ;
But those that would foe *US ends
His faithful aid intreat,
To suet] be woe—for help he will,
But help them u 'tis meet,
E'en to their own dismay, destruction, and defeat.

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