Star.
London, England, 1823-06-03 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Southwortb, from Batavia and the Cape of Good Hope,
is supposed to be arrived of Cork.
His 'Majesty's ship GLASGOW arrived at Genoa on the 22d
ultimo, from BengaL
FALMOUTH, mitre I.—Wind N.—Sailed the Creole, Co7n-
vroaro, for London.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNI 9. —Wind W.S.W.—The Malta, Poratzt,
from London to Faro, has put in by contrary winds.
DEAL, June 2.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Ilan Rumney, Tuause, from Jamaica; the William
Bryant, URQUHART, from ditto ; and, Delight; CASSE, from Her-
biee. Came down from the River and remain, the Ganges.
Comsratra, for Madras and Calcutta; Robert, Waroursnv, for
"Whoa; Speedy, Ariossw, for Gibraltar; and Harriet, Hors,
for Sierra Leone.

COURT OF CHAIVCERY-2711S DAY.

LORD PORTSMOUTIL

This morning the ATToRNRY-GENERAL pres'nteJ
a petition on behalf of Mr. Henry Wallop Fellowes,
praying that it be referred to the Master to ascertain
how much has been expended since the ‘23,1 of Fe-
bruary last on the maintenance of Lord Portsmouth,
and what Will be a fit sum for his maintenance in fu-
ture; together with the sums expended on the in-
quiry into the lunacy of that Noble Earl, and that
the expense, when ascertained, might be allowe-J.
Mr. T RESLOVE said, that there was another peti-
tion on behalf of Lady Portsmouth, pra) ing that an
allowance should be made for her, and also for the
expenses incurred by opposing the petition for the
Commission of Lunacy.
A SOLICITOR said, that Mr. Heald, who was not
present, had a brief to consent to Lady Portsmouth's
petition.
The LORD CiIkIICRLI.OR made .no order on the
Tatter Petition for the present ; and Observed, that
s henever an order was to be made on it, that order
would not be to allow all the expellees which may
have been incurred by opposing the Commission, be-
cause he was of opinion that a great deal of that op-
position was improper; but with reference to the Peti-
tion on behalf of the Committee Of Lord Portsmouth,
he °reeled that it be referred to the-Master to ascer-
tain what expeasee had been reasonably incurred in
ascertaining the lunacy of Lord Portsmouth, and to
ascertain what sum will be reasonable to allow for
the future support and maintenance of that g 0.14,
Earluregard being had to the state of *his CirCUlll-
stances in life, family, t:c.

HORRIBLi* CRIME.

BETtLIN. MAT ts.

A letter from Rostock, of the I.stb-of May, con-.,
tains the following statement : . .
" A crime has. jug been committed heir whiCh'is
surely unparallebro. A labourer, named Deektritin,
lived in a house out ;of the Kipplin gate, rwith his
%%ire, who was pregnant, three children, and a sister,
and also his father, who still resided with his ebn:
The two latter were always quarrelling, and, en the
10th of this month, they even came to lalows.. The
father, who, as the weakest, had been obliged to
'yield,-.was so irritated, that lie arose in the oighti
closed the doors inside, and batricadoed them and the
, windows as &sit as possible. '7 He turn set fire to this
miserable -abode in several. places, leaped •into the
river Warne, which. flu w velose to it, and wai drowned.
The house was totally consumed; and the three
dren, as %%ell as the sister of the owner. not only pe-
' tithed in the fiames, but were so ecimpletely reduced
to ashes, that no trace of their bodies was•to be found.
The man and his wife were found still alive, but in
so miserable a state, that the wile,died on the 11th,
and her husband on the 13th. These unhappy vic-
tims of revenge were buried together yesterday. The
body of the unnatural father having been found in
the Warne, was delivered-to the Anatomical Theatre
for dissection." - •

We regret to meotioft the death, on Friday last, of
Sir CHARLES Nlonctiuxr, Bait. at his seat at Wal-
ton; after a severe Woess.
Accounts from Gotha of the IGth state, that his
Serene Highness the Duke of Saxe Gorrit has h*d
a severe attack of fever, which, considezing hit real
health, excites great alarm.

•
For some time past_fires bate been eitternely fre-
quent in the Grand Duchy of'Poseri. `here was one
on the Sth, in the tuvin of Itogaseivi% destroyed.
187 dwellings and 147 barns and other" 60dingS•
HA1L5701114 EATIIAORDINA RI.STiITTGA RD, 20th
of May.—Yesterclay • afternoon,. 'between .6 and 7
o'clock, &most terrible storm. broke over .Banhausen,
Birkach, and Stildenberg, in these three places" great
damage was done by the inundation that enbueil.
The hailstones lay from.one to . two feet deep in else
country, and from sevenlo ten feet deep. in .the sweets
of Bernhausen, where people were. still employed-to-
day at noon in.clearing the streets. . , , .
The Public, particularly. the Amateen of Sailing,''.
Will be pleased to hear that enchanting eahlbideb, the Isle Si
}fight Regatta, is fixed to take place. the 28th and 49th of lay
/among—the Royal Yacht Chib-cotxrihuting with its usual gibe-
teliy One Hundred Sovereigns towards'the undertaking. This
=Club, which,, by its. opulence - and science, has
net acknowledged improvements be Naval Architee-
vise, peeepses now some of the hest vessels In the known world ;
•and last-week it added to its numbers a beautiful yawl, of 124
toot, bat by Saar/ (the Marquis of itirocissis builder) of Col-
chester, for his Gra& the Duke of..bionantx wbe has lately be-
come a Member of this honourable and disci:weighed Maritime
,Society. Moat of die Yachts are pearl! Sued for. the season •
and should hie Nearer be able to lionour.the Regatta 'vgith Ly
presence, from the bumbet =cowed, the general sailing scene
will be else of the SINN encharatieg aiipla;s ever *ingest*