Star.
London, England, 1822-09-14 00:00:00

NAYAL INTELUGESLE.

T.rveaserot.. Sort. II —Arrived on Monday lastfrons Caleatta,
the ship Albion, Carptain fist. Swanning, with the following
passengers: Mrs. Sass and eltild ; Miss Messes and servant ;
Mr. and SIT-N. Salyut's, three ehddren, and two servants ; Miss
Moor ; Infor WATSON, of the t 4.k Regiment ; and Captain
Davis, of the 20th Native Infantry.
Fanmorren. S*fl IL—Wind F..—Arrived off the port, the
Harrier, from Oporto ; and Blenheim, Senvu, from Jamaica.—
Sailed the Fox pack-t; for Jamaica; and Blucher ditto, for the
blediterranean.—The Swiftsure packet arrived yesterday, from
America ; left New York on the 9th of August, and Halifax en
the 90th : she Is pot under varantine, owing to hei not bring-
Ins a liill of Health from the former port, where a few cases of
yell*" fever had appearLd.
PLY:goats, Sere. 12. Wind S. E.—Salk-d the Asia, Warren,
for L'Et.utg. The itscruoast, Captain Sucerarm, sailed en
Wednesday se'Onight, with 30 marines, for Cork.
Pintesxnueu, Darr. I7,.—Wind N. E.—Arrived the Caledo-
nia. Haextr, item Africa for I auion, in want of a cable, head
of main-mast gene. and short of provisions; out 68 days front
rrince's island —Sailed the Brixton, Lear for New South
Wales; Venus, ruaurr.ra, for Philaci:Aphid •' AtaLtata, SAUTE!,
for Barhadoes; Nile, Pisani, for Berhice ; Foxhound, 3larn-
sot, for the South Seas ; S.sphia transport, for Cork ; his Ma-
jesty's ship I:Es:erect, for the Cape of Good Hope ; aral Alex-
ander, Youstr, for London.
Due, Ser.. Ili—Wind E.N.E —Sailed this morning for the
River. the E:!ip-e, iloonsele, from Jamaica. Arrived the Water-
loo, Witimvsort, from ditto, and remains in the Downs, with
the Mint, PATTEN. from Quebec.
Coates-I louse, Sere. 13.—Shiita Entered Inwards: King of
the Netheriansis, Rapid, Three hi.nus, and Canton Packet, front
Rotterdam ; Britannia, trots Grenada ; Deux Sccurs, front Dun-
kirk; Crisis, from Virgmu ; Hewortb, from Dymerara ; Vestal
and Dauntless, from St. Peteraburgh ; Charles, front Tobago;
Planter, from Memel; Lady Juliana, from Qut bee. Entered
Outwards : Willer:, for Rotterdam ; Emerald, for Belfast;
Charles IPCartity, fcr Sierra Leone ; Rosslin Castle, for Jamaica;
Julie and ('onunerce, for Calais ; Blucher, for Oporto ; Lark,
for Ostend. Cleared Outwards: Marmi:o and Vdatura, for
Hamburgh ; Joseph and Ann, for Antwerp; Atalanta, for Calais;
King of the Netherllnds, for Rotterdam; Lively, from the Cape
of Good Hope; Mantua, for Bordeaux.
Captakt (hew, of the Bellerophon hulk, who was stabbed by
the ,:canict, Hartley, is in a fair way of recovery, every symptom
ai•.-nortificatioo having disappeared.

Extract of a letter dated Halifax, Angust 20.1-1
His Nlaje-ty's sloop JASbEUR, Captain NAPIER, we
lament to state, recently grounded in Cumberland
inter, at the upper ',au ci tl.e Bay of Fundy. The
tide was about half ebb, aid fell so rapidly- that suffi-
cient time was nit even allowed to shore her up ; she
careered over, and, owing to the heavy strain of
top-weight, received much damage, notwithstanding
the greatest exertions were made to lighten her, by
throw kg the guns, &c. ovet board."
Accounts from Trinidad state, that on the 25th of
July. Port Spain was visited by a dreadful storm of
thunder and lightning, which injured several houses
in the town. The root of the house belonging to Mr.
Jotts, on St. Vincent-street Wharf, was struck by
the ligh:ning in two places, making holes of about
two feet in diameter, and forcing itself out under the
eaves of the root, earthing with it tiles, timber, stone,
&c. shattering the whole of the glass windows in the
back part of the house, and demolished' the woodwork
of the gallery, forcing splinters abort in all directions.
In Corbean Town, the house of a free coloured person,
named Puncut 1., was struck at the same time, the light-
ning entering in several places, doing much damage.
The proprietor of the house had a miraculous escape;
he being in bed, with a loaded pistol suspended on
the wall at the head of it, together with a sword, the
lightning struck them, and caused the discharge of
the pistol, which, tigether with the sword, was driven
to another part of the room; a part of a rafter forced
its way through the tester of the bed ; and yet amidst
this general wreck he remained unhurt.
A melancholy circumstance had occurred at Port
Stain on the Sd of July. Some houses having been
maliciously set on tire, a party of the freetoloured
i...ilabitarts, unknown to the Commandant, went in
_earth of the offender,. They unfortunately en-
ed in the night, and each suspectingg the other
to Le :he incendiaries, fired, when two toioisred per.
LEVitS MOLllig and Joint %Mfrs were 118-
fo tunately kiikd.- •
A lecent and most shocking accident occurred at
Mein tie, in Louisiana. Five Negro children were left
it a cabin, which by some accident caught fire. The
d.,or being locked, the wretched inmates were un-
abic to make thei escape. The father and mother of
the cloldi en, who were at some distance, upon dis-
co% e; in: the the, hastened to their assistance, but all
their at e t.ilts to effect a :mu, were unavailing—and
they %, e.e compelled to witness their unfortunate off-
ruing pc: ish in the flames, without being able to re-
lieve 01 as,ist them. On dealing away the rubbish
next day, sca:ceiy a vestige of their remains could be
di,covered.

The Litchfield Mercury states that Mss STSPIIiNS,
rf vocal ceithr t‘, was married last week to Mr.
Thomas llitompwooD, of the firm of BLIOADWOOD
a.,d Co. musical iiistroment makers.

Mr. KEAN has been prevented from completing his
engagement at our Theatre by an attack of indispo-
sition, so severe as to call for the attendance of two
of our most eminent physicians. He has been in
danger, and is still unable to leave his bed.—Glas-
gow Courier
The Earl of CAVAN was at Plymouth last week,
in his yacht. The Nuble Earl regularly visited the
market, dressed' in a short blue jacket, attended by
a couple of his men, for the purpose of catering for
:.is ship's crew.
Yesterday Mr. David Echcards, landlord of the
Black Dog, Dog-row, Bethnal-Green, was convicted
at Lambeth street (Ace, in the mitigated penalty of
ana costs, for having his house open, and serving
liquors therein during Divine Service on Sunday last;
and was told that under the new Licensing Act the
first offence subjected him to a penalty of £5, the
second to £lO, the third to £lOO, and the fourth to
a fotteiture it his license, and estreature of his re-
xognizances.
An Inqui ition was taken yesterday at the Britannia,
New-:oad, S. George: in the East, on the body of Mr.
tut AII EARLY, master cooler, aged about fifty-
one, law of the afoiesaid place, who, on Tuesday
morning, when within a few doors of his own house,
suddenly fell down, and almost instantly expired.—
He had been in as good health and spirits the same
morning as he had enjoy e 1 for many years before.
A su room who examined the deceased, being of opi-
nion wit he died of apoplexy, occaaionedby the rup-
ture of a blood-vessel in the head, the Jury returned
a verdiLt to that effect.

iflisH HUMANITY An honest Hibernian, a cut-
*cot, ui the earth, was lately relating with great indignation
the cuoduct of a certain Thhe.Proctoc—' By the Wily Ober.
Gad he." I bad a gun in lay bled ; and if rio he it hadn't been
loautd with powder and ball, rd base shot the rascal 1."

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It appears doArfut ortsertser Lad Thu or Sr ezoloie Mos-
RAT Wig summed this tote St thussmoAsas Miss, as Licutroaset-
General of the Ordaanco.

PRPCRDF.NCR (nraorrve ST ososa) OF !MOM R?Pre.
His MAJlareS Regiments of Life Guards, and the Royal
Regiment of Horse Guards, bore the Precedence of all other
Corps whatever.
On parades. the Horse Artillery, whether mounted or dis-
mounted. take the Right of a llother Cavalry.
The Cavalry, whether mounted or dismounted. take the Right
et Infantry of every description.
The Royal Artillery have the precedence of other Infantry.
The Royal Engineers. and the Royal Sappers aud Miners, take
'post on the left of the Royal Artillery.
The Foot Guards take the Right of all Regiments of Infantry
of the Line.
• The Royal Veteran Battalions are the next in rank.
Then the Regiments at Infantry of the Line, according to
their number and order of precedence.
The Royal Marines, when acting with the Troops of the Line,
am to take Rank neat to the 4ech Regiment.
The Militia Regiments take Rank after those of the Line, ac-
cording to their respective Numbers, as axed by lot.
When Regiments of British and Irish Militia are serving to-
gether, the priority of Rank is to be considered to belong re the
Militia of that part of the United Kingdom in which the Quar-
I ter may be situated.
It is, however, to be understood, that this regulation refers
merely to circumstances of Parade. On all ether occasions Corps
are to be distributed and drawn up in the mode which the Ge-
neral, or other Officer c.immanding may judge most convenient,
and best adapted to the porticoes of the Service.