Star.
London, England, 1830-11-03 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Liver, Tonkin, from Newport to Falmouth, foundered off the
Land's End on Friday.
The Union, Robertson, from Cardiff to Leith, foundered at sea on
the 49th ult. Crew saved.
DEAL, Nov. 2.—Wind S.W.
l'oursmorns, Nov. 2.—Wind W. to S. S.W.—Arrived off the
Wight, the Wilhelm, Cone, from Batavia.
Dawnsootit, Nov. I.—Arrived off the port, the Ocean, --,
from Quebec.

Pzvasoirris, Nov. I.—Arrived off the port, the Retrieve, Dermid,
from Quebec ; and Alfred, Ledstone. from Newfoundland.
GLo'szza, Nov. I... Arrived the Retrieve, Hague, from Quebec.
Lzvsavooz, Nov. I.—Arrived the Othello, Thompson, from Bom-
bay—sailed 6th July ; Eliza, Chesser, from Maranham; Crampton,
Wright, from Liverpool (N.S.) ; Paddy Carey, Keswick, from Mira-
'nicht ; and Mary, Kidd, from Sr. Petersburg!).
Dustin, Nov. I.—Arrived the Spray, Hume, from Quebec; and
Mary, Mahony, from Smyrna.
Hum., Nov. I.—Arrived the Everthorpe, Johnson; Harmony,
Bonham ; and Eagle, Wright, from Davis' Straits.
Autumns, Nov. I.—Arrived off the port, the Ingria, Wilson, from
Davis' Straits.

The Bank has communicated to the Stock Exchange that
Tuesday, November the 9th, the day on which their Ma-
jesties will honour the city with their presence, will be kept
a strict holiday.
The Proclamation which was published on Saturday morn-
ing, suppressing the society of " Irish Volunteers," did not
appear to produce the slightest degree of excitement in
Dublin, and at the parliamentary office there was not any
attendance beyond the common and usual number of those
who go there to read the newspapers.
111 TEN DID Dust.—lnformations were received on Fri-
day night at College-street Police-office, of an intended
duel between a Mr. S. S—t, and a Mr. G. F—d, of
College, and both medical students. A warrant was issued
for their apprehension, and their " friends," one of whom
attended on Saturday morning, and disclaimed any inten-
tion of interference in the quarrel, which, we understand,
occurred at a Billiard-table, and assigned the powerful
reason of being already bound under securities to a large
amount, to keep the peace, on account of his recent connec-
tion, under similar circumstances, with another " affair of
honour ;" he was, however, required to renew his personal
recognisance to the same effect. The principals have not
yet been arrested.—Morning Register of Monday.
Tuesday se'nnight the Neptune, Bruce, one fish, the last
ship of the season, arrived at Aberdeen. She had nearly
shared the fate of the other vessels which were lost : so
imminent was the danger, that the provisions and stores were
repeatedly on the ice, in momentary expectation of the ves-
sel being crushed to pieces. At this time, such was the
critical situation of the great body of the fleet of fishing
ships beset among the ice, that had the gale then blowing
continued a few hours longer, it appeared not a little doubt-
ful if any of them would have been saved.
The Staffordshire Mercury mentions, among the " signs
of the times," in the hitherto peaceful district of the Potte-
ries, " the introduction of tri-coloured flags, nobody know-
ing from whence or by whom—the distribution of inflam-
matory tracts by strangers, who avoid answering any ques-
tions as to theiremployers—and the appearance in the neigh-
bourhood of persons bearing every characteristic of emissaries
of a dangerous society."