Star.
London, England, 1830-09-04 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Emmet of a letter from the-Aget=c7Tioyd's at Embden. dated 27th
August

•` Much damage has bee■ done on this coast during the late gale.
An English schooner, from Hamburgh to England, with wheat, is
stranded on Borcum. and the crew drowned. Something like • Mary,
of Wales; with ' it. P.' underneath, has been seen on the stern.—
Some coffee, pepper, oranges. &c. have been washed on shore ; and
two vessels, just arrived, report having fallen in with a great deal of
wreck 4 "

The following arrivah are posted at Lloyd's :—The Margaret,
from 31outreal, off Holyhead; Shepherdess, from Gibraltar, at Dub-
lin ; &pertinent. Bruce, from Quebec. and Furst, Jameson, from St.
Petersburgh. at Hall ; James Brown, and Avon, Dub'', from Riga,
at Leith ; Archibald, Graham, and Ziles, Bulton, from Pictou, at
Belfast.

Pdriattam Sarr. 3.—Arrived of the port, the Diehard, Greave,
from Borbadoes; Eland, Sergeant, from Demerara ; Jane and Saran,
Harvey, from Cork; and Fame. from Waterford.
Panactont. Sart. 1 and 2. Wind S.W.—Arrived the Wm. Dodd,
from Seville.
Basso', Sera 2.—Arrived the Karl of Liverpool, Parry, from
Nevis.

Livaarooti Sart. 2.—Arrived the Peace, Stevenson, from St.
John's, N.B.

Cs.vne. Serf 2. Arrived the Pomona, Miller, frum Jamaica; and
Wilhelniina, Melville, from Dominica.
Lnestuci, Sm. I.—Arrived the Neptune, Grey, and Grenada,
Cason, from Quebec.
RISTIOIIII4II Sam 3.—The Georgians, Button, from London to
Exeter, has been got of the shore, after discharging part of the cargo,
and carried into Newhavtu, with much tlans.ge to the rigging, but
little to the hull.

GLoueursa, San. b.—The Puns Rib, Callender, from Quebec, is
arrived here, with damage to her bottom, baying beau on shout at
Harpnesa Poiht.

It is now known that the new Parliament is convened for
Tuesday, the Seth of Oct. then to sit for the despatch of divers urgent
and important affairs." It is expected that the business of the first
day will principally consist of a formal etninnuoication from the King
to the House of Commons (made through the Lord Chancellor,) seder.
log them to proceed forthwith to the election of a Speaker. No other
business will be transacted on that day, with the exception only
of the necessary formality of informing his Majesty of the re-
sult of this preliminary proceeding. tin the second day, the
Commons being summoned by the Gentleman Usher of the
Black Rod to attend the House of Lords, the Lord Chancellor
will inform the Speaker, in person, of the approbation of his Ma.
jesty of the choice of the House of Commons in his favour. On
the return of the Commons to their own House, the Speaker
will inform them of the King's approval of his election to the Chair,
and he will proceed immediately to the swearing in of the Members of
the House. The third and fourth days will be occupied precisely in the
I same way—vis the swearing in of the Members. On the fifth day. a
sulkiest number of the Members having been sworn in to enable Par-
' Bement to proceed to business, a regular communication will be made to
his Majesty_to that effect. This will be Saturday, October VI The
fallowing Molidny, Nov. 1, his Majesty, in person and due state, it
i. spi..,seed, will fonnally wpm the business of the Session wt:b a
hose the throne. The necessary and pressing business,
Z:aiisof awe% dee supplies kaiak* to be granted from the last
Sado% will be of in abets six weeks so that both Houses
will, in all y, adjourn about the middle of D, tuber.