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

NAVAL INTELLII;ENCE.

The Honourable Cot:tame BOTLZ is appointed one of the
Commissioners of the Navy Board, in the room of Capt. Feasts,
who retires, with the rank of Rear-Admiral; And Captain Isaac
WOLLET, Naval Commissioner at .Malta, is appointed Deputy
Chairman of the Victualling .Board, in. the room of the Hon. C.
Boys& Captain J. M. Lewis, from Bermuda, is appointed
Commissioner of the Navy at Malta ; and Captain THWAS
Batons, who comeaanded the Leila:ream, 74, in the Mediterra.
neap is appointed Commissioner of the Navy at Bermuda.
The following is an extract of a letter from the
Agent to Lloyd's, at Barbadoes, dated 2d June:
" On the 20th ult. the Jean Bart, French 84 gun ship, Mm.
Mesnard, with the Vestal and Jean D'Arc of 60 guns, and a
Corvette, also the Spanish Corvette ship, detained by the Jean
Batt, and 20 merchantmeti, sailed from Martinique, to take the
trade'at Guadalaupe to. France. The Jean D'Arc would go to
the northward of Bermuda Adm. Mesnard, in the Jean Bart,
was destined for Porto Rico, with a communication for the
Governor of that Island from the Governor of Martinique.--
The Spanish Corvette was under Spanish colours.
An account of the capture of the above Spanish
vessel, has been published by four of the passengers,
which is much. at variance with that published in the
French papers. It clearly shews, that the Spanish
ship was not the aggressor, and that this capture
was made six weeks before the commencement of
hostilities in the Pyrennees ; and even 'when it was
not positively known whether or not the war would
take place.
It is stated in a private Letter from Cotnnna, dated ;he 22d
ult. that the Spanish privateers have captured four French ships,
richly laden, and that 400 prisoners taken by General Morino
had been sent into that town..

Faa.srouvu, JULY 6.—Wind W.—Sailed the Duke of Kent
packet (2), for Lichun. Arrived the Hope, Hulas" from
London.

Poanstotrru, Jove 7.—Wind W.—Arrived Ms Majesty's
ship TEEMAGANT, from Madras—sailed 28th February, and from
the Cape lath April. Sailed the Charlotte, Sennimam, for the
Havannab.

Dem., Jute 7.—Wind 'S.W.—Came down from the River,
the Mars, litsttor, for the Cape of Good Hope; Mary, Loci,
for the South Seas; and several more are working down, parti-
culars unknown. Arrived and sailed for the River, the London,
Tomas, and St. Ann's, Suonays, both from Jamaica ; Cotton
Plant, from Savannah; Anlalay, OVERTON, from Oporto; Ed-
gar, Bovna, and Prince George, Namur., from Jamaica.—The
Anlaby was boarded by a French frigate off Cape Finisterre.

The Ditectors of the West India Docks rave a
dinner on Saturday, at the Crown and Sceptre, Grpen-
wich, to his Majesty's Ministers and a few select
friends. Turtle, venison, and all the delicacies of the
seasun, with the most choice wines and fruits, were
served in abundance.

The Presbytery of Glasgow have resolved by a majority.of
thirteen to nine, to delay the induction of Dr. M'Paatzice,
Principal of the College of Glasgow, into the charge of the High
Church of that city, to which he has lately been presented by
the Crown, on the ground that such a pinrality of offices Is in.
consistent with the institutions of Scottish' Church.
In the neighbourhood of Skibbereen, county of Cork, a des-
perate affray took place on the sd inst. between a numerous
party of the country people and a party of armed.police, in con-
sequence of the latter having been called out in aid of a Tithe
Proctor who had proceeded to seize *ogle cattle for the arrears
of tithes. The police and constables were resisted by the coun-
try people with voWes of stones, which were kept up with such
determination on their part, that the police and constables were
obliged to retreat, leaving one of.the polite, named Bowen, and
the Proctor, named Driscoll., killed, and several of the party
were wounded. The country people had two shot dead, and ten
or twelve wounded; Air are reported to be dangerously so.
Amman:mom or Careens Roca.—The Dublin Evening Pat of
Saturday says—" .Tbe Monti* Both, in the North liberties of
Cork, and two of his associates,. who planned and contributed to
execute most of. the outrages in that part of the country, have
been apprehended—not by the Magistrates—not by the police—
not'by the military—but whit will giatify the country and the
Government to know, by tbe.country people thernaelves."
It appearsthet Nagle (Captain Ror.k), Taylor, and Haly,
arranged to attack a Gentleman's hadse at Piercetown, on the
night of the 2d init. and pi:treaded to' tbe rendezvous' where
some young fainter*, Of the names of Daly, Hart, Collins,
Murphy, and Daniel Haly, of Coolgreen, rustled upon the lb..
'urgent* and disarmed them. A quantity of powder, some bills
and tintsa musketiand a sword, were found on Nagle; ivbe_
with hil two aiiidates, Was safely Indict' In jail.
At Thomastowit, in Kilkenny, there.was a serious riot at a
fair, between two rival parties ; a symytonts.weladd, strange as, it
may.sound to English ears, of returning tranquillity, in which a
Magistrate, Mr. Foot, is mid to have been wirundeo. The riot
was ultiniatily quelled, and &prisoner taken..-Dutriii Awe. •
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