Star.
London, England, 1824-06-11 00:00:00

NAVAL LvTELLIGENCE.

Yesterday, the dispatches for Bengal, by the chartered ship
Boyne, were closed at the East India House, and delivered to the
Master of that ship.
The Nancy, CARA, of Sunderland, from Memel to London, was
driven on shore yesterday morning, on Hasbro' Saud, and filled
with water—crew saved, and arrived at Yarmouth.
The Brampton, MOORE, was totally lost in the Bay of Islands,
the Bth November—the crew and part of the stores saved, and ar-
rived at Port Jackson the 30th November. _ _

Off Dartmouth, the William and Henry, PALTRIDCZ, from Ja-
maica—on the 23d April, on passing through the Gulf, observed a
ship and a brig on Carysfort Reef; it was then blowing a gale at
N.H. by E.—on the 9th May spoke the Regent, from London to
Jamaica, all well.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 9.—Wind E. to ES.E—Sailed the Three Bro-
thers, for Quebec.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 9.—Wind E.—Arrived the Heart of Oak, Ito-
BERTSON, from St. Domingo. Off the port, the Pero, Rungs., from
Rio Janeiro in seventy-five days.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 10.— Wind E.N.F. Sailed his Majesty's
ship BLussoss, for Woolwich; Felicitas, Camentt.t.; Grenada, Ax-
DERSON; and the ROYAL SOVEREIGN yacht, for London; and his Ma-
jesty's ship Cr RENE, for the Mediterranean.
Lzvrerooe, JUNE 9.—Arrived the Puget, WINO. from Smyrna.
Off the port, the Hall, CLana, from Jamaica; and Jess and Flora,
—, from Campeachy.
Dom', Jusz 10.—The following vessels, from India, are at an-
chor off here ; viz.—Marquis of Wellington, from Bengal • Alez-
ander, from Ceylon; Kingston, front Calcutta; and Woodford,
trom Madras.

OLD BAILE)-IHIS DAY.

CARL I Les 81. A S 11l ENIOUS PUBLICATIONS.

William Cochrane was indicted fcr publishing a number of 2'4'r
Republican, containing a most blasphemous and impious libel, of
and concerning our holy religion. 'lle prisoner was defended bir
Jr. French. the Barrister, and declined addressing the Jury. To
follow that Gentleman in his speech would be merely giving a re-
petition, in effect, of the opinions he had avowed on former occa-
sions, and we therefore abstain from doing Fu. The prisoner was
found Guilty.
James C'la.•ke, who was tried yesterday, was sentenced to three
years imprisonment.
It is a melancholy fact,that several persons have arrived in town,
for the purpose of obtaining an engagement under Carlile, to retail
bis works.

BOIV-STIIE -IBIS DAY.
Mrs. Brookes, the actress, who had yesterday been mistaken for
the person who had unlawfully pl• Aged certain property at Messrs.
Maywood and Lawrence's, Drury-lane, of which there is an ac-
count in wir fourth page, attended with a number of friends to
clear her character. . .

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Mr. Lawrence was in attendance, and stated that she was net
the person who had plrdged the articles.
Mr. Turner, to whom no blame can certainly attach beyond his
labouring under a mistake, could not, however, bring his mind to
believe that she was not the person, from the strong similarity be-
tween them. It is hardly necessary to say, that Mrs. Brookes has
borne a most unblemished character.

Yesterday, the Duchess of GLOUCESTER, the Princess
Aucusva, and the Princess SOPHIA, visited the Kum.
Yesterday, the Duke of WELLINGTON had an audi-
ence of his MAJESTY.
The LORD LIEUTENANT OF IRELAND iS confined to,
his apartments at the Vice-regal Lodge, in consequence of a cold.
In consequence of a cold caught at Epsom Races,
Mrs. MERCANDOTTI BALL has been dangerously indisposed with
infLimmatory sore throat.
Owing to the unfavourable appearance of the weather,
Mr. GRAHAM'S ascent, fixed for this day, has been postponed.
We are happy to observe, that the long-promised
Novel-1' WILIIELX MEISTER'S ArrazNxicessur," by Goethe, o the
intellectual King of Europe," as his countrymen consider hint, has
at last appeared in its English dress. Though differing somewhat
from the Germans in our estimate of Goethe, yet, from our know-
ledge of the present Wot k, we may safely anticipate, that it will
become a favourite in this country, The most eminent CoPtinental
Writers all agree, that it stands unrivalled for its vigorous display
of original genius, in unfolding the principles of human nature, and
in graphic description of human character.
The New Review, the Critical Gazette, is now on sale,
and the Proprietors are requited, by a continually increasing de-
mand, for their liberality in giving away 5000 copies. This was
the boldest experiment ever made in literature, and it has fully
answered its intended purpose, by conferring celebrity and establish-
ntent on a meritorious work in a single mouth ! The Second
Number (which will appear July. 1) will be equally rich in its
contents, and contains, ac Is. 61 notices of every wink published
in May.
CORN-EXCHANGE. MARK-LANE, JUNK 11.
This week's arrivals are 320 qrs. of English Wheat, 5,800 qrs. of
nalen and
tsa,t3eooassaclaksat
()Oaf tnspo3uoOr. q!fsh.
eofwrlteralety,trla,dBeooc,qliritsi.notif„slriinlithOeatsas,
reported. Barley sells heavily at la3t quotations. 13tans and Peas
are unaltered. There is not much doing in Oats, and Monday's
terms are hardly supported.
London Averages fur the wvek ended June 4..--,Wheat, 5,454
quarters, at 645. lOsl. Barley, 1,n17 qrs. at 355. Od. Oats, 14,454
qrs. at 08s. od. hearts, 878 qrs. at 5Ss. 3d. Peas, 177 qrs. at 388.11 d.
smuniviimu MARKET, JUNE 11.
There was rather a short Market OA.; morning, but fully suffi.
eient for the denn.nd, as the trade was not hit*. Oxen of superior
pb
good price, but the inferior sorts had heavy sale.
)real, 4s.
a stone of Sibs. 3s. Gd. to 48.6 d.. Mutton, Z. 4d. to
qualityiss
4s. 6d. to ss. 6d. Lamb, Is. Od. to Is. Oil.

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