Star.
London, England, 1823-08-07 00:00:00

„vA VAL lATELLIGENCE,

The Providence Success, Bolen, was on shore in Mirainichi
trier the 29th June, and half full of water.
FALMOUTH, Auc. 5. —Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Favourite,
%tam, from Niramichi, in 28 days. Sailed his Majesty's ship
&am at, for Sheerness; Assiduous, Davis, for Seville;
ad Harmony, Lewis, for Oporto.
Peratutrat, Auo. s.—Wind S.W.-.-Arrived the Williams,
Ranocit, from Teneriffe; also off this port, the Ana, —, from
Rio Janeiro ; and Agaphea, —, from the West Indies.
PORTSMOUTH, A 443. 6.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Tula,
Winn, from Gibraltar; Demerara Packet, Vrisaauts, from
Demsrara ; and Delgrave, Fermata, from Rio Janeiro. Sailed
hit Majesty's yachts ROYAL SOVEREXCM HiSd PAWS Recur, for
Deptford; Cyrus, Basal/sea, for Gibraltar.
Duvca, Apo. 6.—Arrived in the Roads the SIMINGARAYAM
frigate.

Dui, Atm. 6.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Mount Ver-
non, Hawas, from Bremen; and Nestor, from bliramichi.—
Came down front the River, the Guildford, JOHNSON, for New
Smith Wales; Rising Sun, l'i±.Escurr, fur itichebucto; and
Esther, LOWTHER, fur D.2.rnerara. Arrived the Princess of
Walls, Gums, from Antwerp.
A Ballot was taken at Lloyd's yesterday upon the question of
dosing that Establishment on Christmas-Days, and Good Fri-
daYs, which was decided by a majority of 86, 5::5 Subscribers
having voted for shutting up the Booms on those days; and 259
against it.

GIBRALTAR, JULY 17.—Three Spanish craft were
burnt by the French ships off Cadiz, the 15th instant,
for having tried to come out of that Port.—A fri-
gate and brig of war are cruizing at the back of the
hock; they are supposed to be the French vessels
that sailed last from this Port.

JULY 18, Fouts, 164.—The packet from Malta is
.coming in. Sailed yesterday afternoon the fttisortg
frigate, for Cadiz, with the Mail brought from
England by the Osborne packet, and another from
this town: she will afterwards proceed off San Lucar
to take Sir WILLIAst A'Couttr on board, and bring
him here.

CADIZ, JULY 7.—By a Royal Order of the sth
instant, the Royal George steam-vessel is exempted
from paying any port charges whatever, on account
of having engaged to convey the Government
Correspondence from thisplace to Lisbon, Corunna,
And England, and likewise to bring it from those
parts as safely as by Couriers,

Maxsiox-Hoina.—A well dressed young man, named JAn
iretford, was charged with having robbed a travelling physician,
scaled Dr. Kitson, of property to a considerable amount.—,Tbe
Doctor, a man of unwieldy size, stated that he travelled about
Sim country in A caravan, called his castle, his house, bis ware-
!souse, and his shop. Upon visiting the metropolis in happened
Rs ;et a sight of Bri=ton Jail without getting leave of the Ma-
PstrStes, and this robbery was effected during his absence. It
appeared that the Doctor bad been committed to prison for
,cruelty to one of bis children ; and his wife, wishing to obtain
pi, liberation, consulted the prisoner ; he, an concert with ano.
tt.lts Person“recommentled an application to a lawyer, and wi-
nged her to bleak open her husband's boxes and pawn his
illuads,in.order.to defray the charger of his hberatlop. This she
lefusedio do; hut haying treated her twojsiends with liquor, ke.
sod the Lady being somewhat/or gone. she left her bousefor a
.short time, and in the interim her visitors broke opts box boxes,
aud.tarried, off the continuo. .I,a the course of the elimination,
a bill was handed to the Magistrate, which state 4, that Jane
itt,oll9 the Doctor's wife, was steal and dumb, and-had studied
and travelled with a peat Indian Doctor., and was enabled to
'urea!, diseases by herba,,lltc. It appeared that the JoadY was
very far from damb; and when asked %o she eoidd skink 9f
fersetising to gross a deception.? she repked therein world was
dreeptioa, and that 'be was one qf the dip:Givers, but
Pauli leave off the profsialort. • The rimer WM scot to .a
Csuaty,;lagistraty.