Star.
London, England, 1830-01-16 00:00:00

DEPARTURES.

Lord Farnbornugh, from Whitehall-gardens, for Ms seat, Brom-
ley-hill, Kent; Lord Nugent, for his seat. Bucks; R. Wyndham,
zn from the British Hotel, Jermyn-street. for Portsmouth ; Capt.
Hail, from ditto, for Brighton; Lieut. Col. Brough. from Motley's
Hotel, Cockspur-street, for Woolwich; H. Nembisend, Esq. from
ditto, for Chatford House, Bucks; Mrs. General Beechey, from
Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, for Chatham; James Henry, Eaq.
from ditto, for ditto; Mr. and Mrs.W. Graves, from Brook-street,
for their seat in Norfolk; Henry Gillliat. Esq. from Marshal
Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square; J. A. Nash, Esq. front ditto.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MALLS Allllllll2 Tim Day.—Dublin I—Waterford I—Franee 1

America 1.

The Mary, MiCensie, from Newcastle to Dublin, was wrecked
near Thurso 10th inst. Crew saved.

The Vittoria, of London, from St. Andrew's, N.B. was driven
on shore near Yarmouth, N.S. Vid November, without any person
on board, and sold, with her cargo. Crew saved.
Dam., Jan. 15.—Wind B.S.B.s—Arrived the Hannah, 'AIM.
den, from Smyrna. Arrived from London, the Cambria, Moore,
for New York.

PLYMOUTH, Jan. 14.—Wind R.S.R.— Arrived the Forth,
Robertson, from the Mauritius; and Plovet packet, from Ber-
muda sailed 7th ult. and from Halifax 22d ult.

Ponsmousn. Jan. 15.—Wind E.S.R.

Ainsoso', lax. 15.—About 100 balks of fir timber have been
washed on shore between here and Dunwicb, marked " P. B."
Also, pieces of the stern frame of two vessels, on one of which Is
" Reninart Falkama De Jong," and on the other " A IX," or
64 LBSONR." The remainder of the letters are not legible.
Barourarros, JAN. 14.—The New Dunby, of Great Yarmouth,
in attempting to get into the harbour, ran on shore.
Kursace, JAN. 11.—Arrived the Favourite, Wlthrombe, from
Newfoundland.
Cases. Jaw. 13.—Arrived the Maria, Drysdale, from Trieste,
sod Selina, Oldrey, from Leghorn.
ParrzAsics, Jax. 12. Arrived the Brothers, Jarvis, from St.

YARMOUTH, JAL 16.—A cask of tallow was picked up yester-
day on Corton Beach. The papers of the Swift, White, of New-
castle to London, hive been picked up at Winterton, and it is
supposed that vessel Is lost, with all on board.
Souvuwot.n, Jaw 14.—The side of a ship, a boat with " Ca-
roline Matilda" upon It, and about 100 fir balks, have come on
shore to day at and near this place. A ship was lost on Hasbro'
Sand yesterday, with all the crew.

Yesterday was the birth-day of the Duke of GLOU-
CESTER, when his Royal Highness completed his 53d
year. The tradespeople of their Royal Highness illumi-
nated their houses in the evening.
The Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND came to
town yesterday from Kew ; their Royal Highnesses re-
mained at their residence in the KING'. Palace, St.
James's, till half-past six o'clock, when they left town on
their return to Kew.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon at the
Foreign Office, which was attended by the LORD CHAN-
CELLOR, the Duke of WELLINGTON, Earls BATHURST,
ROSSLYN and ABERDEEN, Viscount MELVILLE, Lord
ELLENBOROUGH, Mr. Secretary PEEL, Sir GEORGE
MURRAY, the CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER, and
Mr. HERRIES. The Ministers assembled between two
and three o'clock, and eat in deliberation till four.

A Deputation of the New London Bridge Committee,
headed by Mr. Alderman Woon, and accompanied by
Mr. JONES, the architect to the undertaking,. and Mr.
TYRRELL, the Deputy City Reniembrancer, attended
yesterday at the Treasury, and were admitted to a con-
ference with the Duke of WELLINGTON and the CHAN-
CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. The interview lasted a
considerable time.

The Russian Ambassador was occupied with the Duke
of WELLI:cGTON yesterday, at the Treasury, for upwards
of an hour.

The Sardinian Minister had an interview with the
Earl of ABERDEEN yesterday, at the Foreign Office.
Four Canadian Chiefs, who have recently arrived in
this country for the purpose of arranging the disputed
right to certain lands in Canada, which they are endea-
vouring to recover, were introduced yesterday to an au-
dience of Sir G. MURRAY, at the Colonial Office. They
wore their costume at the interview, and were occupied
with Sir GEORGE for a considerable time.

It is reported that Lord Morison son of the Countess
Of WARWICK, is shortly to be united to Lady C. GRIM..
STONE, daughter of the Earl of VERULA M. His Lord-
ship will attain his majority next week.
The remains of the unfortunate Mr. OLIVER CLAY..
TON were removed from the Red House, Battersea, on
Wednesday evening last, under the superintendence of
his executors, and conveyed to his residence, No. 3,
Arundel-street, Panton-square, Haymarket, preparatory
to arrangements being made fur the funeral.
-Our Belles, who wear the Bon tippet, must admit
they carry something of the serpent about them.
" The Men of Kent," of whom we bear so much, are
the natives of the Isle of Thanet. Those of the other,
sare
of the county merely called " Kentish Men."
The former is considered an honourable distinction.
Captain Jones, Author of Travels in Russia, Turkey,
4-c. writing in 1823, says, that at that time the Greeks
contemplated a Constitutional Monarchy, and that the
individuals mentioned as likely to lisucceed to the sove-
reignty were the Prince of Coats so, the son of the Ex-
King of SW !DIN, and even his- Royal Highness the
Duke of Sussmx!

There are stated to be not lesttban 95,000 offenders
committed within the year to the irifferent prisons in
England and Wales, the expence of Which *whim:-
eicestir half a million.

We understand that a requimitits to the High Sheriff
of this county is in the course oPsignature, requesting
him to call a County Meeting, to 'bike into consideration
thO necessity of erecting a new Cottnty Hall, and also to
consider the present state of agricidtural distress. It has
been already signed by 17 of the Grand Jul"! at the pre-
sent &Elkus, and many freeholdeic,— Worcester Jour.
• BoROOGH or LIOMINSTIOII.-The 66 independent
electoni" of this borough have &ring the past week been
relieved from " the dull monotony of life " by the
larating prospect of an election, the vacancy occasioned
by the delinquency of Rowland Stephenson being about
tole filled up. Mi. Ward has bees making an active
canvass, with which he appears to be satisfied : but if
we may trust in certain placarde.s .he will not be allowed
to walk Over the course ; " an elector " and " a brother
lownimin " have earnestly entreated the gentlemen in
the independent interest not to ponies their votes, inu-
'ikach as an individual has alsro.‘d for London, and is
expected too return with tither mr.l3ish or Mr. Cuthbert.
—Worcester Journal.