Star.
London, England, 1830-05-26 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following vessels have arrived :—The Emma, Tucker, front
Oporto, at Topsham • Hero, Fell, from New Orleans, and Dover,
Barsky, from Charleston, at Liverpool ; Antield, Newlands' front
Jamaica, and Consdtution, Stone, from New Orleans, off ditto ;
Lady Shaw Stewart, --, from Antigua, at Whitehaven ; John.
Doe& from Memel, at Shields; BUsay Castle, Richardson, front
Memel, in Yarmouth Roads; Samuel, Wright, from Charleston;
Ellen, Jenkinson, from Lisbon ; and the Pacific, —, off Li •

verpool.
The San Jacoba de Galicia sailed from Havanna' on the .29th
March for Coruna', and was wrecked off Maternillo.
DLit, Mar 25.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived from London, the
Susan, Halliday, for the Cape, &c. Protector, Waugh, and 313-
dras, Beach, for Madras. Arrived the Dorothea, Gray, front
Grenada.

Possawomm, MAT W.S.W.—Atrived his Majesty's
ship Isis, from the Mediterranean.
Fausownr, MAT 24--Antved the Sandwich packet, from
Lisbon—sailed 16th instant ; and Sphyns packet, from Mexico.
NORTH Samna, May U.—Yesterday several ships broke adrift.
The Nymph, Jackson, lost mainmast.
Omar-moo, Aram 22.—The Dorothea Louisa, Mittenhzra.
sailed hence on the 17th inst. for Bremen, and put back yesterday,
having struck the Bar, and knocked off the rudder, but no further
damage.

The Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND came to
town yesterday from their residence at Kew. The Duke
of CUMBERLAND dined with the Princess A uovrrs, at
her residence in the King's Palace, St. James's. Them
was a select party to meet his Royal Highness. Ti:f.
Duchess of CUMBERLAND returned to her residence at
Kew in the afternoon.

The Russian Ambassador left town yesterday, and
paid a visit to the Duke and Duchess of CLA KEN CL, at
their residence in Bushy Park.
Prince LEOBOLD dined with the Duchess of Ki'N I
yesterday evening, at the residence of her Royal High-
ness in the KING'S Palace, at Kensington.
The Princess AUGUSTA and the Duchess of GI s -
CESTER visited the new residence of the Duke of
CA MBRI DG E in Piccadilly, yesterday. Their Royal
Highnesses were attended, while viewing the edifice, by
Colonel KEATE, the Equerry to the Duke of Ca m -
BRIDGE. Mr. HUNT, the architect, ITU also in at-
tendance.

The number of commissions, warrants, &c. which
require the Royal signature, is very great ; in one de-
partment of the Government alone there are several
thousand public instruments ready to be issued on re-
ceiving the sign manual.
The Spanish Minister was occupied a considerable
time with the Earl of ABERDEEN yesterday at the
Foreign Office. The noble Earl afterwards visited the
Duke of WELLINGTON at the Treasury. The Danish
Minister paid a visit to his Lordship yesterday.
The Lord Chancellor had a conference, which lasted
upwards of an hour, yesterday morning, with the Duko
Of WELLINGTON, at the Treasury.
The Earl of MoaLitY, the Earl of ABERDEEN, Sir
ROBERT PEEL, and the LORD MAYOR, had interviews
yesterday, at the Treasury, with the Duke of WEL•
LINOTON.

In Mr. Robinson's observations on the Cape of Good
Hope petition on Monday night, it was one of the late
Assistant Judges, and not the Chief Justice, to whose
conduct he alluded.
It is rumoured at Chichester that Dr. LUSHINGTON
intends offering himself a candidate for that town at the
next general election.
The resignation by Prince LaOPOLD of the sove-
reignty of Greece has produced a marked effect on the
value of Greek stock, which has fallen 7 per cent. on
the price of Saturday, and is full 20 per cent. lower
than the price it had attained three or four weeks ago.
It left off at 35 to 36. All the better class of foreign
securities are lower, in consequence of the fall in con-
sols. In the trans-Atlantic stocks there is much steadi-
ness, but business has not been transacted in them to any
great extent.
A letter from Gibraltar, of the 3d of May, states that
the Emperor of Morocco's cruisers are getting ready
for sea.

Mr. BROUGHAM presented a petition to the HORN) of
Commons last night, of great importance, praying for
the abolition of capital punishments in all cases of
forgery. It was a petition signed by bankers, and by
bankers only, of no fewer than 214 cities and towns of
the United Kingdom. The signatures consisted of the
names of 233 banking firms, 36 joint-stock banking
companies, and 502 individual bankers—being in all
771 signatures. This shows, beyond all question, how
decidedly the bankers in general throughout the nation
are convinced of the inefficiency of the existing law,
and bow much they hold in abhorrence those periolical
sacrifices of human life, which, under the pretence of
especially protecting their property, exhibit only the ead
spectacle of human blood unprofitably shed !

PRICE OF STo'.:lt:
Bank Stock 2181 1
S per Cent. Red. 92 11 2
3 per Ct. Cnns. 921 1
31 pet Ct. 1818,
31 per Ct. Red. 991 1
4 per Cent. shut
4 per Ct. 1828, 1041 1
Long Ann. 19.1-18
Do. 30Years, Apl. Oct. 181

AT TWO 0 Cf.' oCK.
Do. July. Jan. 19!
Do. 80 Years, do. 24 1-16
India Block. 242 3
India Bonds 85 4
Old Annuities 9145, N.w 92
.ClOOO Each. Bills 79
$l5OO Ditto
AlOO and A'2oo Do.
Cons. for Ace. 934

FOREIGN FUN
Brazil Bd.. 5 pr Ct. 731
Ditto ACe.
Milian Bd.. 6 pr Ct. 30

, TWO O'CLOCK.
Do. Ace 37i
Mex. Bd.. 5 pa Ct. 31
Colons. Ms. 6 pot Ct.

BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES. TWO OCLOCK.

•I,A+lt FACIA.
Anglo Mexican (i;s. at £5 pm) )00 100
Brazilianlmp. £5 pm.) 35 20
I)'. National 55 ise
_ __ _

KR WARS.
3q 37
76 ?Sli

St..lohn Da Hey so S."
'otombiati (iss. at £5 pm.) 55 40 9 ....
United Mn.x (i.s. at set pm) in 29i 19!

MAILS ARRIVED AND Deli THIS MORNINGT
D. lA. D. •A. D.
I Dublin 0 0 France . 0 0 Ll.bon ....... 0
t Waterford ..... 0 0 Flanders
O Guerra. Jerry 010 Holland Ol 1 Sweden 0
O Buenos /lres— 00 Hamburgb .. . 0 0 Malts .. 0
O America........ 0 0 Leeward Islands 0 1 Mexico . 0
CoRW r"— M LAN'

...ARK ~ _!E, MAT IC
INITORIIITIONS IMO NOMA Ir.
Wheat, English (qrs.) . 1,350 Batley, Foreign
Foreign . 2,960 Oats, English .
Irish . Foreign
Earley. &gbh • 750 I bleb .
I • . --1 Fuse (puke)

1.1,00
........

. SW
1,850

COAL.EXCHANGI, !ley SS
Ships arrived tiering the mesa ...... I
Deefmg the week
Beet Wagtail Coals . Us 011 We Pi!
Whet nets.
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