Star.
London, England, 1822-06-25 00:00:00

NAIAL INTELLIGENCE.

lute Fast mails Csatpany's outward-bound ship Maequeen
sailed from St. nate% op her voyage to Bombay and China; on
the 13th of April. • *,
&Larocca, Joint W..—Arrived the ASIANCIUS,
DWANIS, from London. Arrived off this port yesterday the
American ship ftobert Edwards, Essititsrau, from Charlestonl
to Liverpool, in 38 days.
Potensisouvw. Jinn 94.—Wind Arrived the Lavi-
nia, from 'Madeira, and sailed. Arrived off this port the
!Armin, from Bargal-ind Calcutta.
D 641., J vim 24.—Wind S.W.—Arrived last night and this
day, and 'Ailed for the River, the Cambridge, Join:stow, from
Bengal; Enterprize, Suorrots, from Oporto; Spanish Patriot,
and Wellioguino, frorrtOtdiz ; Abeona, Lewis, from Alnwira ;
Vine, from Sicily; Isabella, from Oporto; New Frederick,
from Malaga; Robert Edwards, Suaascax, from Charleston ;
and Glaphyra, 13u.usertuasr, from Antigua. Came down from
the River and remain, the Harmony, Camas, for Barbadoes ;
Lord Colllngwood, Roustos, for St. John's; Barclay, AI'ICAT,
for Quebec. Arrived and sailed for the River the Tyne, Bao-
ant, from Bengal. _ _

Custom-Holes, Jvlre S4.—Ships Entered Inwards Emili,
from Ghent ; Heroes, from Calais; Fortune,from Stettin ; Bril-
liant, from St. Lucia; Mary, from Oporto. Entered Outwards :
Vriendzehap, for Antwerp ; Sons of Commerce, for Rotterdam ;
Caledonia, for Stettin. Cleared Outwards : Margaret, for St.
Helena • tockingliam, for New York ; Maria, for Cadiz ; Vis-
count itmouth, for Gibraltar ; Active, fur Dunkirk; Flora, for
Rouen ; Margaret, for Antwerp.

SUMMER CIRCUITS, 1822.

NORTHERN.
Lord Chief Justice Assort and Justice Balzer.
York and City-Saturday, July 20.
Durham-Saturday, August 5.
Newcastle and Town-Wednesday, August 7. •
Carlisle-Tuesday, August 15.
Applebro-Monday, Augu t 19.
Lancaster-Wednesday, August 21.
NORFOLK.
Lord Chief Justice Dia.t.ss and Junius Bor.
Buckingham-Monday. July 15.
Bedford-Thursday, July tit.
Huntingdon-Saturday, July 20.
Cambridge-Monday, July 22.
Bury St. Edmund's-Thursday, July 25.
Norwich and City-Tuesoay, July 50.
MIDLAND.
Baron GIIPAHAId and Justice Hotaoro.
Northampton-Monday, July 15.
Oakham-Friday, July 19.
Lincoln and City-Saturday, July 20.
Nottingham and Town-Friday, July 26. -
Derby-Tuesday, July 50.
• Leicester and Horough-Friday,, August 2
Coventry and Warwick-Weidnesday, August 7.
WESTERN.
Justice Buaancon and Justice
Winchester-Tuesday, July 16.
New Sarum-Saturday, July 90.
Dorchester-Thursday, July 25.
Exeter and City-Monday, July 29.
Bodntin-Monday, August .5.
Wells-Saturday, August 10.
Bristol--Saturday, August 17..
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Abingdon--Monday, July 15. •
Oxford-Wednesday, July 17.
Worcester and City-Saturday, July 20.
Stafford-Thursday, July 25.
Shrewsbury-Wednesday, July 51.
Hereford-Monday, August 5.
Monmouth-Saturday, August 10.
Gloucester aid City-Wednesday, August 14.

A Gentleman, just returned from Copenhagen,
states that the marriage of his MAJESTY with a
Princess of DENMARK, is talked of in the fashionable
circles of the Danish capital, as a matter quite
certain. The Princess is about 28 years of age.
Yesterday the Duke of Yonx transacted military
business with the KING.

The Princess AUGUSTA rode out in her carriage
yesterday, and visited his MAJASTY.

We are requested to state, that the Memoirs of
Bsszvenuto Crllins will be published on Saturday next.
They are edited, with Notes, from. the last Milan
Edition, by Mr. THoMAs Roscoa.
Yesterday, being MitlsomMer.day, the Loan' MAros, ac-
cording to custom, held a Common Hall, for the purpose of
electing Sheriffs and other City Officers for the year ensuing.
The Racoons& opened- the Court, and Mr. Doomsw, in his
capacity of Common Serjeant, came forward to propose the
Candidates. Messrs. Lucas and Tuoursoo, Aldermen, upon a
shew of bands, were declared duly elected; and the Court then
proceeded to the election of Chamberlain, when Sir R. Crrasa
was again unanimously chosen.

Mr. BRANDON, Box-book and Housekeeper at
Covent-Garden Theatre, has announced his Benefit
lot' to-morrow evening. This Gentleman's, long set-
vices and most respectful attention to the visitors of
the.Theatre, it is trusted, will on this occasion, as
they have been on all former ones, be duly remem-
bered and tewarded. •
OATNARKET TyrAmt.— A new after-piece, entitled " Lore
Letters," was performed for the first time last night. This is a
lively little piece, evidently translated from the French : the in-
terest is well kept up throughout. The plot consists not as usual
In the miscarriage of love-letters, but in the purloining and alter-
ing of them. We are Introduced in the first scene to petite De-
moiselle Lisette (Madame Vesvms), who has two lovers, Lnfleur
(Joslusou) and Friportey (Mum). The former is the favoured
lover; and after some ineffectual attempts of the latter to dis.
place Lis rival in the affections of kis mistress' the act concludes
by the final decision of Lisette in favour of Lafleur. It rave
great satisfaction throughout, and the announcement of its re-
petition for toinorrow evening was received with applause.

DISTRESS IN IRELAND.
In the STAR of Priday we gave an extract from tl..
Report of the Committee for the Relief of the Safftt.
ing Irish, but bad not roomatvoegaivbei
itethe. ~Itaymibin„,:r.:ll.
rn unicatians on which that Report st as founded ; mt.
can we stew do more than g
From Listowel it is stated, that the fund raised A
London il has averted the impending and otherwise
inevitable calamity of famine ; and (the w i iter .enr.
thumb), we have hitherto heard of but few deatin
arising from *anal starvation, him a short ti,,,e fr,,,:e
would have made it tremendous had it not been Ix
this timely assistance. • The pale and emaciated Nets
met with in the streets and on the roads proved di.
rapid approach of this last gage. I have known nn
instance Oa man who for three days had m '4 mcrsel
to ear, and thea.stretchtd exhausted on his bed to
die—a frifk saved him, hut his recovery was 1()%.V, It
would be painful to dwell on those instances of miser;
and I only mention them to chew how timely the re.
lief has been."
The two parishes of Donamon add Klse7,-et, in
Rosconsmos, are said .to contain nead: • three thew.
sand inhabitants, reduced to a state of ,ta station.
From Killarney the account states t hat tit. , ett -il n i rT,
'" To prolong a miserable existence, have been eon:.
pelted for some ,oaths past to supped themselve, ox
rodrweed, limpets, and the tops of nettles. H omit eds I
have Jail witne sed flocking to the sea side to c..liect
a scanty meal. In some of the wretched hcvels may
be een the father and mother °fa family lying down
in the last stage ot a fever, surrounded by their 'tamed
and half naked children, with no support beyond the
casual pittance bestowed by_ the charity of an n, for-
tunate neighbour, whose condition, with the excep.
tion of si. kness, is no way superiot."
A letter from Tat her, after noticing the let f seat
by the London Committee, adds—" N teithstanl-
ing the degree of ielief we have already received, the
'di-tress of our pining population is week and Jaili
increasing, in consequence of the run.,ing out th ,be
last remnant of provisions, and the season getting al-
most hopelessly late for sowing potato.. We there-
fore beg to add, that unless further and immediate
relief be afforded, the distress from actual want cf
food for 2197 individuals. w ith a pr.)spect of a daily
increase to that number, will be calamitous in the e:.
treme, as the funds on hand are only equad to 4 scanty
supply for six or seven days more.
FROM GALWAY." I am not able-1 have not tar.
guage—to describe the deplorable state to which tlis
wretched people are reduced; man) of them subsisting
solely on a weed gathered on the sea shore, and car: led
many miles on their backs, perhaps so far as 20 or 25
miles ; this but barely supports existence ; but tar that
what will not tnan do? what labour will not a p‘ire-.:
undergo to still the piercing cries of his famishing d:il-
- looking to him and ceiling on him to picserse
that existence he was the cause of giving?"
Listratc(.-,-We learn that there ate in that city
20,000 claimants f-i r :lief. A kitchen has been esta-
blished for preparit.g porridge, and not more than
one pint is given to cash applicant daily, and to a fa-
mily, however num, tech.; only six pints are Alsred.
Mr. Hanrahan, the I- artsh Priest of Sc. Mary's, has ad-
dressed a letter to the c iiritable and hattrane of Lime-
tick, in.which he sta ( s, • hat '• the strongest prima/ air
evidence of the deep vi tress of the applicants tos por-
ridge may he obtained every day,. by any.Gentlenin
who pleases to attend the oistr ibution at the tn .Let, i 2
New gate-lane ; during the last week might be. teen
collected hundred, eagerly pressing forward in a
dense crowd and under a burning sun (several of
them for hours together), to obtain their respective
portions"mothers.with sticking infants—chil.lren—
the aged and feeble, huddled together in a promi;.
Icuous group—all iii tattered rags,-and many scataely
able-to trail their emaciated bodies across the yard.'

Tuesday afternoon, a fire brolce out in the premises
of Mr. NM/sunlit, quill-manufacturer, Lawson's-
court, Trongate, Glasgow. It was blazing throug-a
'the roof before the alarm reached the Police C
In an instant the engines were upon the spot, %%her.,
with 'in excellent supply of water, the fire was sootgot under, but not beare the roof and upper story
were completely destroyed. smith Pettigrew,a very
active fireman, was, during his anxious exertions, se-
verely jammed 'between the shaft of a cart and ore
of the engines, and so much bruised in his body, that.
he died on Thuriday morning, leaving a family to
lament his loss. Mr. Black, the Superintendant, was
also materially hurt, by the falling in of the roof of
the staircase.

Harr..-rronm..---On the 26:h of May, in the after-
noon, the heavens were suddenly covered, in the
environs of Lucera, with heavy clouds. In a few
instants a torrent of hail-stones, of extraordinary
size, was discharged from them. In a vast track of
country, 30 miles in length and six in breadth, every
thing, trees, curn, &c. was destroyed. Numerous
birds, hares, cattle, and a poor boy were killed.

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, JUNE 44.
DOICASTItit CT. LZOllt.
CO to 1 agst Brother to An-
tonio (taken)
20 to 1 apt 31r. Gascoines t.
20 to 1 apt Theodore
25 to I apt Akarius
28 to 1 agst Negociator.

9 to 2 agst Swap
8 to 1 agst Ajax. •
11 to 1 agst Mandane (taken)
13 to 1 agst Ncwbyth
IS to 1 agst Pilgarlick
17 to 1 agst klareeflus (taken)