Star.
London, England, 1824-05-03 00:00:00

NAVAL IA 'ELLIGENCE.

The Marquis of Huntly transport, Lieutenant Lavery, has been
obliged to put into Portsmouth to repair damages. When ready,
she will proceed to Greenock, and receive part of the 95th Regi-
ment for Gibraltar.

The Robert William Harris, Hurrox, from Jamaica to Liver-
pool, put into Charleston the 2d ulr. leaky, and would discharze.
It is intended to remove the preveot've Loat stationed at Thor-
p:ey, on the coast of Sussex, and station it c Lone, in Cornwall.—
This arrangement has been resolved on, in consequence of an in-
crease of smuggling on the Western coasts of England.
The Upton Castle, East India ship, outward bound, has put into
Portsmouth to receive Missionaries.

The SATELLITE was in Kedgeree Roads in7Decembet last.
Lieutenant D. WELCH, of the Deceit, has been appointed to the
Watt.t.Esl.nv, at Portsmouth ; Lieutenant 11. EASTWOOD, to the KITE
revenue ctuizer, on the coast of Ireland.

Captain R. H. BARCLAY is appointed to the INFTaxii. bomb, at
Deptford; Lieutenant GEORGE 13. MARTIN, late Flag Lieutenant to
Sir Jars Wiarsimn, and Lieutenant CHARLES GRAHAM, late Flag
Lieutenant to Sir ALEX. COCHRANE, are pronfoted to the rank of
Commander; Messrs. Av.tazir and Wn.mor, of the I.3xiTANNiA, to
the rank of Lieutenant.

FALMOUTH, MAY I.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Syren, IN-wsi-
zsrc, from London for Trieste ; last night she was run onboard of
by a cutter,-which carried away the Syren's cathead, bulwarks,
and split her plankshear—the cutter's bowsprit was also carried
away. Arrived the Monta7ue packet, from the Leeward Islands—
sailed from St. Thomas's 10th April. Off the port, the Ocean, Ktou,
from Cephalonia—sailed 4th March. Sailed the Duke of Marlbo-
rough packet, for Lisbon and Active, BANKS, fur London.
PLYMOLT'!, MAY I.—Wind S.S. \V.—Arrived from London, the
Alexander, ILs xxra a, for Jamaica ; Flor a, liowzx, for Cadiz ;
Flora, Boyae, for Itiehekructo ; and Eliza, Scorr, for St. Michael's.
PORTSMOUTH, Mar Light airs from N.W. Sailed the
Raikes, GARDNER, for Jamaica; and Charles, GILBERT, for Havre.
DxAL, May I.—Wind S.S. W. Came down from the River
and sailed, the Union, . fer Cadiz ; and Benson, for Tobago : also,
and remain, Prince of Waterloo, fur Gibraltar and Malta; Alkno-
mack, for Trinidad ; Meridian, for the Brazils; Agenoria, for
Leghorn ; and Orph.'us, for Smyrna. Passed for London, the Al.
fred, from Batavia ; Watson, WATSON, from Lisbon; and Ceres,
from Oporto.
May :z.—Early this morning, the wind having shifted to the
Northward ; the Marquis of Huntly, for India, and the rest of the
outward bound sailed.

Ltviiitrooz, May I.—The Dorset, Dania, from Savannah, took
fire last night in the Prince's Dock, but was got under with consi-
derable damage to the ship and cargo, about one-third of which had
been discharged before the accident ; 589 bags of cotton were on
board when she was scuttled in the basin. Arrived the Samuel,
31Arnszone, from Para; Earl Mira, from Honduras; Prince Ku-
tosoff, from Jamaica; J.conidzs, from Savannah; Marmion, and
Science, from Chaih•sten.
Dzvoxrour.—The THETIS, 46, Sir JOHN PHILLISIORE, is Ordvled
to sail for St. Petersburgh, to bring home hi, Excellency Sir C.
&sorer, our Ambassador, on leave.—The Spam o, 18, is recommis-
sioned by Captain J. JONE.', for the Cork station.—Sailed the PAR-
'IRIAN, on a cruize. Remain, the TWEED, for South America. Mr.
Bony, carpenter of the BELLONA, was unfortunately drowned on
Friday, by falling over the quay into the canal, at Morice Town.

The KING, we are happy to state, is convalescent;
he is nearly quite recovered front his late indisposition. His MA-
JESTY inteLds coming so London, and will probably reside at
Carlton House for six weeks or two months.

This afternoon a Cabinet Council assembled at the
Foreign-office, in Downing-street.
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of CLARENce and
the Princes AUGUSTA attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal.
Prince LEOPOLD and the Duchess of KENT attended
Divine Service at the Royal German Chapel, and heard a Sermon
preached by the Rev. Dr. Korsn.
Prince LEOPOLD arrived in town on Friday night,
from Claremont.

Yesterday morning, about nine o'clock, the Duke of
YonK Itft town for Newmarket.

Friday night, the Duke and Duchess of CLAnExcl:
and the Princess AUZ;USTA, honoured Covent-Garden The-tre with
their presence. _ _

Princess AUGUSTA honoured the Italian Opera House
with her presence on Saturday night.
Yesterday morning, Divine Service was performed
by the Rev. Dr. BLOMBERG, to the Kixc's Iloubchold, at the Pa-
lace in Pall-nudl. _ _

Saturday the Members of the ltnyal Academy gave
their Anniversary Dinner at their apartments in Somerset House,
which was attended by a numerous assemblage of guests of the first
rank and talent; among whom were his Royal Highness the Duke
of York ; French, American, Danish, Hanoverian, Ps ussian, Ba-
varian, and Sicilian Ambassadors; the Lord Chancellor; Arch.
bishop of York; Dukes of Norfolk and Wellington; Alasquissi:s
Camden, Lanijown, Hertford, Chandos, and Aylesbury; Earls
Bathurst, 1 larrowby, Westmorland, Essex, Spencer, Aberdeen,
Daruler, Gower, Cowper; Viscounts Melvilie, Sidniouth, Ex-
mouth; Chief Justice of the King's Bench; L9t di Holland, Rolle,
Colchester, Bexley, Morpeth, (i. W. Russell, Stowell; Bishops,
London, Oxford, Salisbury, Chester; Right Honourables, The
Speaker, Chancellor of the Exchequer, G. Canning, Peel, Pre-
,ident of the Board of Controul, the Vice.Cliancellor, Sir C. Lin: L;,
W. Iluskissou, C. Arbutlittfit, rlai;tit, El+ the Lord J.layor,
G, Tierney, and several other dic.i yuia4td personages.

BOW-STREET-THIS DA V.

FCRGERY ON CHELSEA HO.SEITArL.-•-.-COMMITTAL OE
CLARKE, LOGAN, AND COKELEY.

Clarkr, Logan, and - Cakeley, were this day
examioes!, on a charge preferred against them by the Guvernors of
Chelsea lio;pital, fur forging two certain cheques for the payment
of prize money ; also with fraudulently personatin7 two soldiers,
with intent to defraud; and also with. defrauding the said Charity.
CL.rl:Ls had written to Captain Stewart-, confessing hi; geil:,
AI! eNet:lpating the others; and after exp.tssing his gratitude for
further favours, imploring mercy fur hi; e..le and family.
Mr. Mori:ELT. attended for the H0•:,'..! .1, and Mr. Haft-T.:it frr
the prisentrs. The latter Gentleman objected to the p7o:bic•ion r,f
the latter, which Captain Stewart also wished to decline igaral!ng
:i in,consid,r.i; it to be confidential.

Sir It. Blame said, if it ii.id come from a purser of etral re.,k
with the gal. it Captain be dd not have it ri.git •n
1,.r it, but ..e could not think of a letter from a. priv..te • ,
ilk officer bzing taken in the same light. The letter wai tlstn
and read.

C,itt in Stew2rt was ther. examined, and state! 'CI!, he to !,we
heutt in Lis office as a cleet. The body of the for7ed certffic;.ti
were his hand-wririry:. but he would no!: swear to the
Girlie ba i access to the printed forms his office, Ht he nritt•
gave bim liherty to fill them up; in fact, he never had Lt.eti
sult.ed r:.!..ft!cti•ig them.
. •
1.4...r•Nrt.t. ttitt he should nut cnll any furl:,::
the carnes of the whole of the wittp.csec havii:g ,ven called oar.
they were bound over to from:cute; and Clarke for to4el.y,
I.u3.in and Coheley for p,:r,onating, were fully committtd
g:.te for trial on both