Star.
London, England, 1825-10-17 00:00:00

NAVAL IN', ELLIGENCE.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
The Harrier, for the Plicenix smuggling lugger, to-morrow, at
No. 13, Great George-street, Westminster; and recalled there.
The Baron of Renfrew was, at six o'clock on Saturday evening,
still on shore on the Lnngsand. _

Ti: l's• RAW% 4t, Captain R. GAMBIER, is expected to sail from
Fort,mout h in a few days, fur Vera Cruz, with Mr. Monza, his
Constnissiont r at Mexico.
lbursday, the Vrevon, 18, Captain WooLcomse, sailed from
Portsmouth for the Plymouth station, leaving at Spitbead the Pr-
oath. and Pironga. In the Ilarbour—Vrcnray. Thirsts, WAR..
VIISTON, VOLAGI. FLY, ICAIII:14 MASTIFF. Tht PHAEIVE
ve;tl be paid off to-morrow.

Arrowllion—Lieutenant John Day,• to command the Dove
cutter, stationed at Milford; Lieut. D. L. Couch, to the Ordinary
at Plymouth, vice Dunlop; Lieutenant Edward Norcott, Albion;
Len. W. E. Curlewis, Hyperion; Lieut. H. Stroud, Hind;
Lent. Brooking, to command the Arrow; Mr. John Gunnell,
Pur•er, to the Harlequin, vice Taylor, invalided.
FaLMUCTII, OCT. !S.—Wind W.—Arrived the Cygnet packet,
Banos Ayres—railed 9th August; and from Monte Video,
i3th ditto. Sailed the Ann, CRIICHALL, for St. Iletersburgh;
Argo, Jacsson, for Rochfort.
lli.voseorr, Oct. 14.—Came in from Spithead. this afternoon,
Vi.:roa, 18, Captain WOOLCOMOR, to join the PANDORA, Capt.
and Ila impute, Capt. SCOTT' add proceed on an cape.
'mental cruize.—Tbe building of the New Victualling Establish-
ment, at the Devil's Point, advances rapidly; a great part of the
fat/Julian of the sea wall was laid by the diving-bell.
Ilusais—Britanuia,- Genoa, Windsor Castle, Druid, Talbot,
Shamrock, Harlequin, Nimrod, Camelion, Pandora, Victor.
Postmoure, Our. 16.—Wind S. to S. W.—Arrived the William
Manning, Souls, front London for St. Kitt's; and the Diamond,
Parrrasom, front Riga. Sailed the Enterprise, Boors, for Vigo.
Bpi., OCT. 16.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Antelope, FA IL.
LINT, from Madeira ; Charles Allen, ANTLLL, from Boston • and
Jute, Buta.ocz, from Oporto. Arrived from the River, the eam-
BILLINGHIAST, for Antigua; Saucy Jack, HOOTER, for Car-
thagen; ilottentot, SINCLAIR, for the Cape of Good hope; and
the Southwonh transport, for the westward. The whole of the
outward bound have sailed, except the Saucy Jack, Hottentot,
Castle Forbes, and Suuthworth.
Lessner., Oct.. ls.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the David,
Saimaa, and Fairfield. Matson, from St. John's (N. 8.) • Florida,
CAtolt, front Charleston; Apollo. Descant, from Labrador;
Navigator, C 3111511; from St. Petersburgh ; Alexander, Baum=
from Philadelphia ; Union Packet, Lunn, from Quebec ; and th;
Westbury, Intonsos, from Odessa.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCTOBER 15.
Saws ENURED Irowsnos--The Buschman Seaton, Wynyard,
oad Benjamin, from St. Petersburgh ; Bencoolen, from Liverpool;
Ann, from Standgate Creek ; Better Luck gall, from )Hemel ;
Hopewell, from Quebec; Stella and Commerce, from Higa ;
Hercules and Pelican, from Antwerp; Alarshal Blucher, from
Rotterdam; Union, from Harlingen; Commerce, Fortitude, and
Siren; from Calais ; ilutchinson, from Demerara ; Hortense, from
Nustilles; and Kingston, from Jamaica.
, Enna* Ontwaans—The Vrow Maria, for Dunkirk; West
04 packet, for New Providence ; Sugar and Sir Edward Ha-
alikoo, fsr Jamaica; Jason, for Hamburgh; Hopeful, for Vera
Goa: and Enchantress, for Mo.

We are informed that on investigating the Banker's
account of a Joint Stock Company recently furmeJ,
with a capital of 1(10,000/. and the shares of which
Company were currently sold and bought on the Stock
Escßange,it appeared that no more than 1471. bad ever
been paid into the banking house.
According to private letters from Gibraltar of the
23d ult. we learn that trade was rather improving there,
and the granting if the Spanish licenses bad caused a
eoniderable demand for British manufactures. The
Seville letters are, however, as gloomy as usual, and
confidence seems entirely destroyed there.
The only Officer killed in the late action with the
Burmese, was Captain ANDREW FRENCH, and
a young
accompl6hed soldier. The following testimony to his
worth and valour in a letter to his father from General
MACBEAN, is calculated to assuage the grief of Captain
l'atscm's family Poor ANDREW, I have now to
relate to you (and melancholy to me is the task), was
killed in the assault upon Arracan the 29th ultimo. He
Was there acting under my immediate command, and
Most gallantly leading the advance; so that 1 can as-
sort you if his fine noble example of courage can give
consolation to yourself and his h ieuds, you may indulge
In it to the fullest extent ;- for never did a snore gallant
soldier draw a sword. 'Alas! his fine sprit is gone fur
tits, but mien it the adurCation and regrets of all Lis
brother Odicess."

AZPIMARKAT. •

SUICIAT Amalgams. ,
- His Royal }fieriest the Duke of York has arrived, and is now
gone io Chevelty, where he will remain during the %Ohl, in the
course of which his Royal Highness will join in a grand burs in
the woods with Lord Westmorland, &c. Great havoc has been
committed amongst the game, his Royal Highness, with the Duke
of Rutland, Lord Westmorland, and Mr. Sloan, having in one
day last week, at Cheveley, killed 321 head.
His Royal Highness Prince Leopold slept on Friday night at the
Rutland Arms on his road to Lord Westmorland's, on a visit.
We understand the Duke of Rutland has invited his Royal High-
ness to Cheveley for the week's racing and shooting. It is
expected that the invitation will be accepted. •
The following are some of the present arrivals :
His Grace the Duke of Grafton, Lord Euston, Lord J. Fitzroy,
Lord G. Sentinel, Lord Verulam, Lord and ady Anson, Lord
and Lady Rendlesham, Lord and Lady Stradbrooke, Hon. Mr.
and Lady C. Powlett, Sir J. Shelly, Honourables G. Anson,
Wyndham, Mr. S. and Lady C. Wortley, Mr. Greville, Colonel
Russell, Mr. Lushington, &c. _ _ _

An unfortunate accident happened on Thursday last to the Duke
of Portland's famous horse Surplus. While running a trial with
some young ones, he broke his leg. Robinson was on him, but
escaped unhurt.

PORTSIVUUII-1, OCAVBER 15.

This morning, the first division of the 99th Regi-
ment, under the charge of Major Johnston, embarked
in the Kains transport, Lieut. Burdwood, Agent, fur
the Mauritius. The remainder of the Regiment, under
Colonel Hardinge, will embark in the Southwotth,
Lieut. Saunders, and Layton, Lieut. Lovett. The Kains
will sail v. ith the first division, on Monday rnoining. •
The Sovereign transport, Lieut. Kelso, will sail to-
morrow for Cork, to take the last division of the 42d
Regiment thence to Gibi altar.
Tuesday, the troops of this Garrison were brigaded
in fi:ld orde►, on Southsea Common, by Major-General
Sir James Lyon, consisting of about 1.600 men, com-
posed of the Royal Marine Artillery, Royal Marines,
53d, 67th, and 99th Regiments, whose various evolu-
tions and accurate formations elicited the warmest
praises of the Major-General in General Orders. The
m.litary scene afforded considerable gratification to
numerous spectators.
The Depot (hattaliorr) of the 67th Regiment. under
the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Ewart, C.B. was
on Monday last, at Gosport, inspected Eay Major-Ge-
neral Sir James Lyon. K.C.B. who tua's pleased to
express in the highest terms his entire approbation of
their soldierlike appearance, together with the arrange-
ment of the interior economy of the battalion in all its
departments. After the inspection the Major-General
and his Staff, with several other Officers, partook of an
elegant collation in the Officers' mess-room, at Forton.
The Brazilian frigate Princess Royal, is daily ex-
pected to arrive at this port, from Rio Janeiro, for the
purpose, it is said, of accompanying the Piranga, on
her return to the Brazils, the latter having only 45 Por-
tuguese seamen an board. The Piranga is become in
a totally disorganized state by the refractory conduct
of her crew.