Star.
London, England, 1825-06-20 00:00:00

NN74L INTELLIGENCE.

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The CA Kicinox, just arrived from Jamaica, ii to he paid tsff.
The ship, on the West India station had beewthui ordered, on the
sailing of the Caanartote;in the beginning of Slay —The Unseat,
Captain Cameos Mame. C. 13. to take the command of the squa-
dron at Barbados", which command had been extended to rev-
ib,mbsco and Mareolthitt, On the coast of Bruit; the Sow, Pang-
aea. Rarentres, and Beirestaar, to compose the squadron; the
Beams being ordered to Jamaica, and the Scoot to proceed to
rdaglend. The 'ATMS'i Captain W. ELLIOTT, C. 13. which ship
arrived from Lisbon on the 19th of April, was to relieve the law,
and cruise ht search of pirates in the Day of Honda, in company
with the VALOROUS and Union schooner. The RATTLISNANS .was
to take -a convoy to Santa Martha and Carthagena; the SCYLLA
(having been repaired of the damage she received by getting OD
shore off Savannah.la-Mer) was to sail with the April mail for
Vera Cruz. The Halmos was at Carthagena on the 40th et. April,
waiting to 'convey the ratification of their independence to Sag.
land, and may be daily expected ; the Icaaus bad gate to the Rill
of Honduras, with a convey; the EIIIIROADR, with the Mardi
mail, to Vera Cruz; the TetRACIAN was at CurApea; the Szaarts
(about to be broke up), Lavaca., Human RATTLZSMA Ca,. SCYLLA,
lleilostmee, and Lain schooner, were left fitting at Port Royal.—
Captain WRIT Dusnas had taken the command of the DART-
3iourty, vice Hon. Captain MAVOlfg appointed to the Gautier,;
Lieutenant Ca•aces Raton, of the liussaa, bad been appointed
to command the Rsattoos,pretnetpore (lieutenant astenerr being
311); Lieut. FITZORRALIIs to the Ravrcesnaxit, rim R. ELLIOTT.
DEAL, Jose S.W.e—Arrived yesterday sod remain,
.thia Garland Grove, Pratomar, from Jamaica; Hop!, Pwrzzasene
'from §hields for Genoa.—Arrived from the River and reraain,
the Ellen; Cowin, fertile Isle of France ; Renewal, CRQUARTIT,
7illot.Bethadoes; and Albion, Reazaesort, for Quebec.
Possinsoura, Joie 19.—Wind Westerly.—Arrivedhis Ma-
%jetty's ships Haar floes, PAIIIIOIIA,BaAZEN, and Wr..tresTox,
from a cruise.--Balled ids • Majesty's ship cAaNAZKM, for ply..
swath; brat/slay cutter, on a cruise; Maria transiort,- for Dept-
ford; and the Mary Aitt,Ttßannt, fee Madras and Bengal.
Armours, June 18.—Wind E.-01 the port, the Madison,
Munn froth Matanzas, in 50 days, for • St. Pe'tersburgle;
Phila-
from Philadelphia; Jupiter, from ma.,
smut; Mangles, Coma, from New South Wales, and landed
ppseenge n.—Sailektks Canning, Mr:cannon, for Valparaiso.
• FieSittiets, Jeeps'''.. 3Vind I,.—Arrived the Scorpion, Ittgon,
froin London for Valparaiso.—Sailed the Duke of Lent packet,
Liibon ; and G441111(0 packet, for the Islands.
I.notaioot., JOUR 10.—Arrived yesterday, the Virgin, Siam%
trim Virginia—diletrilie 11th of May. •
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KZAVS benefit- at:the.Dttblin Theatre hat week Pro.
clued a bumper'. He perforated; on theOecisiontbo
parts of air idioard, Mortimer and, 41urstei• Dagger,
wood. Between the play and the farce he addressed

the
In consequence of the delightful weather we hate had
for several days, the hay.harvest has generally. com-
menced. The wheat is getting into ear, and never had
a finite appearinee.' The barley is much imniiived,,
and there is scarcely any description of crop of 'which
an unfavourable report cave be given. From every part
of the country there is a similar report;. from Hamp-
shire we are informed, that " The early crop's of wheat
are already in full ear, and the general appearance of
the Country is very promising." From Thrser, " The
crops and vegetation wear a most luxuriant appearance ;
the wheat is finely in ear." From Devon, " The wheat.
• Is in the en; and as yet there is no complaining at the
..rnarket..dinners, about the farmer's, or rather, the
par sae: Curse, 4Me blackity: " From Glamorgan,
" The county of Glamorgan never made so rich an
.rippeitiance as, its does, at present. Every description of
crOp.apon.the grbsind .has a most promising aspect:"
In the North of England, " Tlie weather has been!
• hihly-propitious tb the growing craps, which in the
memory of gin never had a finer appearance."'
Wednesday se:nnight, Patrick Ragas, charged on his
• rairtschafeseiOn, princip'l in the attack on Mr.
Janne • WA 1.,L111, • near . Toughs', and whose brother,
was executed for the same acme at the last Assises,l
effected bit escape from the Cork county gaol. . .
friday reennight, about eleven o'clock, . a man: was
found murdered at the Ford of Kiltoom, about four miles
and a half from .Athloni, in a plantation a few yatdi
distance from the high road to Eneeommon ; his head
• wit dreadfully mangled, and his hands almost beat into
• jelly. The body was, exposed by order of the•Cotoner
1. *recognition, but the deceased was wholly unknown
in . tbar- part of the country. The Coroneei Jury re.
insisted .a verdict of " Wilful Muider, against tome
• potion or persons unknown."
Wednesday last from Leghorn were landed, and de-
posited la do Royal Menagerie et the Tower, the various animals
birdne Including four young ostriches, which were collected by
Duna*, during his residence in the interior of. Africa, and
afterwards endured, with hint and his conspaniaps, the dif-
Snide. of a five :tenths' journey fn. Dom"-
' The plan for the aroposed new street from Charing-
cress to she Drina Minn, has been sent to the Yestries.of the
iifram Tents yes through which it is to and it is supposed
will be penseided with immediately.
The kttors,from Pat is notice the prevalence On.l
vasty bas, ewiier. The Parisians complain sadly of this &teas
dos from the enjoyment of the different fetes in hone& of the Os-
codadaa. -A more inspertant circurnstance,lsowever, is, that all
accounts from the reenosest pieta of the Continent gonna in. stat-
ist that, fn.: !veryeneallices the barreio. . • likely to prove
,inest abeisdast. • . •