Star.
London, England, 1830-03-23 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Hannibal, Heber, from Nw York, has urived off Dart-
mouth.

The Wm. Pie!. Wilson, from Newcastle, put into Peterhead.
leaky, and part of the cargo (coals) thrown over; bound to Dublin.
The Nornein, Keerulf, front China, has arrived at Cowes—
sailed 19th October, and Manila 111tb November.

DEAL, MARCH W.S. W.—The Thomas and Alfred
did not put back, as reported ; the Apollo and Atalanta were
among those, and remain, with the Woodford, the London. the
Castle Huntley, and the outward-bound reported yesterday.
Lteaaroot., Marten 21.—Arrived the Pomona, —. front
Bombay ; Georgia, Smith, from Savannah ; and llen Clare, Ro-
berts. from Leghorn.
ELMORE, MARCH 9.—The Sound continues closed with ice.
MCI the prevalence of easterly winds bold out but little hopes of an
immediate change. The Bridgholm. Spencely, beset with lee
since the middle of January, is now lying in a dangerous situation.
An agreement has been entered into for cutting the vessel to some
place of safety.
botatuca, Masai 20.—The Lady Matilda, Johnson, from De-
merara to the Clyde, struck upon the rocks near the Cumbroes
Light on the 11th last. and went to pieces.

It is rumoured, that in the event of the LORD CHAN-
caiLoa's bill for the appointment of an additional Equity Judge
passing into a law, it is arranged foe Mr. BICEERSTZTH to be the
new Judge.
Prince LEOPOLD came to town yesterday from Clare-
mont. The Earl of ABERDEEN viated the Prince in the after.
noon, and bad an interview with his Royal Highness.
The Duke of Sussex visited the Princess AUGUSTA
yesterday, at her residence in the Kist's Palace, St. James's.
Sir HOWARD DOUGLAS, the (governor of New
Brunswick, transacted business yesterday at the office of the Se-
cretary of State for Foreign Attain.
General Sir ROBERT WFARLANE entertained a large
party to dinner yesterday evening, „at his residence in Great Cum.
beriand.place. In the evening Lady 11• Fan Lams received a nu.
merous party.
The Marquis of CIIOLMON DELEY is about to marry
one of the Duke of BEALIPORI'E daughters.
The Dowager Marchioness of SALISBURY entertained
a select party on Sunday evening at het residence in Arlington.
street.

The Earl of ABERDEEN, Lord ELLENBOROUGH, the
CHANCZLLOII of the ExcuEquza, and Mr. Heiman, had in.
terviews yesterday with the Duke of Wextzsirroir, at the Trea-
sury.
The Duke of WELLINGTON entertained a numerous
party at dinner yesterday evening, at Apsley-house. Among the
company were—The Earl of Routes, .Earl of TawanaviLLE,
Red of CHLSTEIFIKLD,Visoount CASTLSIZAIIII, Lord and Lady
UrWTDTk, Alr. AIBUTENOT, Mr. LUTTIELL, Kr. ROGEIS, &c.
The Duke and Duchess Of CLA k ENCE came to town
yestaday from their residence in Bushey-park. Their Royal
Highnesses partook of a drjesiosi with the Princess AUGUSTA,
at her residence in the King's Palace, St. James's. The Duke of
Sussex visited their Royal Highnesses in the afternoon.
The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE honoured the
Earl and Countess of CAsst Lis with their company to dinner yes-
troudajo&and afterwards honoured the performance of The Heart of.
and The Fire Fiend, or the Elephant of Siam, at the
Adelphi Theatre, with their presence. Tne Earl and Countess of
CASSILIS accompanied their Royal Highnesses.
LIVERPOOL, Mancn 21.—A destructive fire broke
out at ten o'clock this morning in the extensive Sugar-house be.
longing to Illessni. DOWAWAND and CO. The premises were
entirely consumed ; the Imo is estimated at 25 thousand pounds._
The property is insured.
One of the candidates for the East India Direction
requests, by advertisement, that his frieuds will call to at the
London 'ravott, as often as they can make it convenient." if
ibis is meant as a general invitation to dine at that receptacle of
good things, we should think the hint will not be disregarded.
The spirit of emigration is fat extending itself, as, in
silitimt se @meat artisans whom we haveannonsiced as having kit,
WEIS about Ss leave this town, accounts have reached us of several
idiom selling off their household furniture, &c. in the neighbour.
look for the purpose of furnishing die means of procuring& passage
en America.Seeffield Mercury.

An opinion of Connie' of EOM in.portance to Cler-
gymen residing rrirhost the Inuits or the parishes which they save,
in regard to their exemption from parochial duties, we ream at the
Castle of t weter. By this opinion, Clergymen are exempt from
payment of tolls only within their respective perishes, and art,
therefore, if non-residents, liable to pay, as other travellers,
when proceeding from their dwelling-places to the buw.ditetee et the
patishes which they serve.
• it will be in the recollection of some of our renders. that
the Bank of Messrs. Battersbee and Morris, at Stratiord-on-A von,
stopped payment about 17 years ago, and that dividend.. amounting
altogether to Me. in the pound had since been paid. On Pionelay
last, the creditors received the red.aining 5.. at 1116 Warwick Aru.s
Inn, on which occasion • very excellent dinner 11114 Nosed up to
them by Mrs. Miller, the t xecutor of the live Mr. Bsttersbee,
I. Huni,,Esq. the t4olictior to she Commission of Bankruptcy, be-
ins present.—Chest. Joni cwt.

NEW FARRINGI)ON M tRKRT, !Wanes' 43
Prices per IL to the cust.umer :
Rare— Finest Roasting, did. to 7d. Mite Roiling, ,441. Equal
quantity of each, pal Rump Strait% pd. Rump of 800, 14. Het
Otesks, W. Watrisaa Mustou—L-g, dist. so P 44. I-laments, Sod.
Shoulder, Sad. 5.d4k, 11141. Ne.h, 544. Hreast, 4ed. Vohs.—
Leg, 74 to Loin, Sad. Mean, *id. Should's, Sid. roam,
Sid. to 7id. Lama, flid. t.. i 11...
ST. JAMES'S 11l AY- MARKET, Ma ICH 23
Coarse Heavy Lowland Meadow Hay, Os. to a't too Vestal
ditto, £2 to in IS.. Fine Upland Meadow and Kyr Gas..
Hay, Al Os. to sts Oa. Clover Hay. 13 136. SO AS 5%. Whe..t
Straw, £ll Os. to Li 134. pet Iced of 34 ukase..
SMITHFIELD HAY MARKRF, Shama W.
Coarse Heavy Lowland Meadow Limy, At fo. to ZS ISo Ueda!
Meadow Flay, £3 Ss. to 13 ISa. Flow Upland. Mimeo," -and
Rye Grass Hay. £4 Of to £5 Os. t lover May, generally, dtOv
to ,e 4 15s. Extraordinary Sow 4WD, 25 W.. Oat Straw. itv 44.
to As Si. Wheat Straw, atm. ok 42 los. per 1,40 Seratinefah.

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