Star.
London, England, 1824-02-28 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

. The Bomulus,Wrisicavincz, f-77---m Myth to London, was
Sap
Imyesterday, Imo Harwich leaky, having been oa Marisa:rough
. Yesterday, a Court of Directors was held at the East India Hoene,
, when the ship Thames, taken up on the 24th inst. for China direct,
was thus timed ; viz.—to be k float the 219th inst. sail to Gra
end the 14th March; stay there thirty day., ; and be lis the Downie
1 nth April. The Astell was et:lmaged to Bengal direct.
The ketch Barbara and Jwnet, P. °Towhee master (supposed
from Irvine with coals), was totally lost on Friday sennight, an
Holy-Hunter Bock, near Cranfield Point, at the entrance dew
harbour. It it conjectured that all on board must have
as there are no _Udine.' of any imehaving been saved. Berstein,
in cirmlation of other shipwrecks on that coast, but bo authentic
account has yet been received by the 1/Wveror.
Convoys for the Mediterranean Trade me to sail every fortnight,
from Falmouth. The PANDORA, Captain W. Gamow, sailed from
Portsmouth oti Thursday, for Sabncnith, to take the first esnvoy cm
the 7th March. The RA mut, 21, gam; Captain P. Ftsean, sailed
on Sunday with secret orders, it is supposed for Gibraltar, Wilk a
view of protecting the British Trade against any attacks which, map
b. made by the Algerinecruiaers:
. Captain Sir W. Wiseman, Bart. has taken conunend of the Sasso
sesta, fitting at Portsmouth for foreign service.
.Ir. TeSTON, Master ; Mr. It; MALCOM, surgeon; and Mr. G.
S. Brno. Purser, ,are appointed to the MaIDINA. . '
The hares, .10-gun sloop, Captain the Honourable G. reargue,
sailed from Portunouth on Monday, for Jersey, to Protect the
British oyster fishery in that neighirnrhood.
It h said to be the intention of Government to send an expedition
to Algiers, and that the Teases bomb, at Portsmouth, and sums
others at Plymouth, are to be fitted out to accompany it.
Poersuotrusi Fesaumtv 27..—Calm. The Honourable Com-
pany'( ships Cannins, Earl of Bate:fres, and Dunira, from tiro
Downs for India, &c. passed by the Isle of Wight—all well. Sailed
'the licipmetil, %MR. fur Jamaica ; Caroline, HAULS, for Batavia;
and West Indian, Coos, for Antigua.
The CASteLIgON is refittiug at Spithead. In Barbour—Quiten
CUA 'mow; 'Vim-oar, ALISON, JeTerelt, TWZILD, SAM 4 RANG, Me.,
DINA, CSACSC, APAIOLOWISAWK, GRASSNOPPCS, ARACINNS, CYGNET,
and PLOYS*.
' FALSIOUTO,7S3SUART 26.-IVind KN. R.— Arrived the Aurora,.
THORNS...CC, from Trieste sailed 25th December; Lucretia,
"Kitarr' from Copenhagen ; Waldenas, roses,,, from Arundahi.
Sailed the Johit,Wa _sans ; Dorothy, Strzson ; anClraries,Warrea,
fooCharente ; Jane, Avant; and ,Itising Sun, Bunts, for St. Michael's.
PLeliONeNi FSSCUSSII t6.—Wind E. N. R.—Arrived the Ceres,
Asr, from Marseilles. .Passed by, the Atlantic. —, from Cadiz.
Dear, Fzeatratrut 27.—.. Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the Fran Sophie,
thasesat, from Hamburgb. Remains, his Majesty'sehip Itann.uee
IoOMRPOOL, FURNART 26. —Arrived the Mount 'Wollaston,
names, from _blew Orleans ; Activite. Ge.scnox, front Havre.
allied the John; Demme, for liable; Wanderer, Wastage, for
liihistaralio• Fame, Gres, for Oporto ; and David, lineages, for
ilkagoundtanit.
1, Cowes, Fsasea as 117.—Wind E.—Sailed the Orpheus, FINDLAY,
for the Isle of France.
Gain, Fasagaer 14.—1 t is reported that the Mayflower, from
Tarawa* to this place, has bore up for Marseilles, is distress.
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CUSTOM-BoUSE, FEBRUARY 27.
Straw Errnnuto Irma:un--The Non, front Frederickstadt ; An:
phlrrite, from Dantaie ; Beata (Ntherina, from Oottenbarght
front Petersburgh; Ocean, froth Linterkk Dart' from astiemla
Minerva, from Christiana; Christiana Voss, and Therm, hula
Antwerp; and Aurora, from HOUMA.
Emitter. Owrwalis--The Diligeace for NewryMellish, he
Calcurts ; Ariadne, for Naples: Vittoas, for Trinidad ; Symmetry,
for Genoa ' - Belle Alliance, for Antwerp; Orwell, for China ;
BrUissima, for Petersburgh; Prince of Waterloo, for Ortend;
Wl-
vina, for lalta ; and Pheasant, for Waterfbrd.
Claim:fa OrrNAnDs— Tin Britannia, for the Cape of Good
Hope ; Elizabeth, for Rotterdam ; Dos.btirry, for Boston ; Desire,
and IVindlust, for Ostend; Lang, for Van Diernan's Land.; Jame*
for Bahia ; Larkins, for Bengal; London, for India ; Kingston, for
Demerara ; Duke of Kent, for Rotterdam ; Frederick; tot Stettin;
Marquis Camdenl for I ridia ; and Emerald, for St. Jokes:

Mr. Bac% a Messenger, arrived this morning at the
Furvign Office, with dispatches from Madrid.
Tuesday evening Al r.VV ALTERS, the king's Messenger,
left town with dispatches to she Right Honourable Sir CHARLES
Llaour, our Ambassador at St. Petersburgh.—Mr. &m r, the
liing's slestenger, tett Downing-strerc the same evening, with dis.
patches for one Ambassador at Vienna.
The Duke of Ci.nalivce- came to town yesterday
morning from Bushey, and returned in the evening.
,The Emperor Ai . IrZA NDRit, whose health was tempo-
rarily disturbed, is entirely restored.
Mr. Jenvis, the Barrister, has been appointed a.Welsh
Judge, in the room of Mr. Serjeant hiatus...et., deceased.
Lady GRULEY invited a numerous • party of her
friends to her house iu Conduit-street, on Thursday evening, for'
the purpose of gratifying them with Miss Alscauttr's recitation of
her own Dramatic Poem on the subject of Mary, Queen of Scots.
An abundant supper succeeded, add quadrilles occupied the coot.
luny till a his hour.
MARRIAGE IN }how Ltrz.—Wednesday last, the
25th inst. at Dolor, by the Rev. Joins Woos, Lieutenant-Colonel
Isists DRUMMOND Attica Ri.rontsrosts, Ed Guards, son of the
Hortourabk H. •FULEARTON &rummers, to Alms MARIA' only
child of Vice-Admiral Sir EDWARD Bou.na, Bart. of 11-enantPark,
in the County of Cornwall.
Over--A meeting took place on Tuesday, at four
o'clock, on Nierrion-Strand, Dublin, between Mr. and a
Mr. when an exchange of shots took place without effect, and
the parties were preparing fur a second discharge, -but were pre-
vented isy the timely interference of the parish constable of Marion,
'who took Mr. S—: and his friend into custody, and brought them
off to College-street L'olice-offi.:e, where they entered into record-
%%aces to keep the peace.
A letter from Paris, of Wednesday, states, that dis-
patches had been received by the French Ministry from
Hyde Je Denville, the Ambassador to Lisbon, dated
the 6th instant, and announcing that he had obtained
-the consent of the Portuguese Government for the re-
storation of French merchandize seized since 1819,
.the sale of which had been ordered some months pre%
viuus, and the application of the amount to the service
,of the Treasury. M. Hyde de Neuville had also pro-
cured the release of the French brig Les Jumeaux,
acting as a sort of packet-boat between Lisbon and
Havre, ernd which had, on some pretext or other, been
detained. These circumstances are related, not so much
on account of their intrinsic importance, as the proofs
they afford of the attention of the French Government
to the interests of commerce, in which they discover a
degree of acuteness and vigilance well worthy imitation.
The Trustees of the London Road to Portsmouth,
have resolved on lowering the present road over Ports-
down Hill, ten feet, ant-to contract immediately for
carrying such intention into effect.
There were, in the County of Limerick alone, no
fewer thaw sizty-four persons for trial under the Insur-
rection Act, at the Special Session, which commenced
SO Monday.
Monday, Joseph Uglify made a full confe, shin before
a Magistrate, of the murder of Mrs. Marsh, near Deal.
Last night, Professor Mitutrorox gave his Second
Lecture on the Elementary Principles of Mechanical
Science, to the London Mechanic's Institution, which
was numerously attended. Among the company pre-
sent, we .obsertred Sir JAMES MAcuasosu and Mr.
Betoowitaie, It was gratifying to see the marked at-
tention which the Mechanics paid to the whole 'of-the
Lecture.