Star.
London, England, 1824-11-08 00:00:00

NAP 9L INTELLIGENCE.

A change in the Naval uniform having been much talked ar::•,r,
we have ascertained, from pod authority, that the intended altt:J-
dons will he very trifling. Admirals, Captains, Commanders, and
Lientenams, war dress as at present, With the additional liberty
wearing a round hat or an uniform cap, when at sea. Master',
'Surgeons, Assistant-Surgeons, Pursers, and Secretaries, are to have
an established uniform, there being no present regulation for their
dress. Physicians of the Fleet arc to wear lace round the collar only.
Commodores to wear the Itear-Admiral's lace round the sleeve, on
the undress ; and the full dress to be that of a Captain, with Ad-
miral's lace to the button holes of the rappels.
The Ceres, Than, from Honduras to London, was wrecked on
the 14th September, and only two of the crew saved.
The Albion, STEPHLNSOS, frein Honduras to London, has drifted
on shore at St. Catherine's. Island, Savannah.

The Nautilus, SMITH, from Miratnichi to Plymouth, was aban-
doned at sea the 24th deptember, nine feet water in her hold.
The Maria, Kay, Horn Quebec to :Wilford, wai dismasted and
waterlogged on the Sth-ult. and abandoned.
The Isabella, Gansu, was abandoned at sea on the 4th inst.—
crew saved and arrived at Yarmouth.
The Brenton, Pa IVION, from Sunderland, is on shore near Ostend.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 6:—wind S B.—Sailed the Aurora, EARL, for
M.tdras; Cato transport, for Sierra Leone : Countesi of Chiches-
ter packet, for the Mediterranead ; and Duke of Marlborough ditto,
for Lisbon.

Pa.vainuTri, No*. 6.—Wind S. E.—Sailed the whole of the-onto=
ward bound, except the %ride), Ontricattos, for Sierra Leone.
Poarsstourn, NOV. 7.—Wind S. W,—Arrived the William Maaa=
nag, SMITH, from London for St. Kitt's ; Prudent, Gutaaves, fromf'
do. for the South Seas; Cambridge, Mason; and Sarah Christina,
Fattest, from ditto for Jamaica.—Sailed yesterday, the Colombian
Packet, JONES, fur La Guyta ; Etheldred, Goon's, for Jamaica ;
and George the Fourth, HAMLYN, for Africa. Put back the Ma-
dras Canals, for India; and Stately, Enowa, for Jamaica.
DEAL, Nov. 7.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Express, WELLS,
from Gibraltar. Remain, the Breadalbane, Buitooyee ; and Lune,
Alma, for Jamaica; and Percival, Ls-morrows, for Grenada.
Cowes, Nov. 7.—Arrived the Louisa, Boss, from Baltimore;
and Maria, M'CALL, from Bahia.
laveeroot, Nov. 6.—Arrived the Thames, Bauer, from Buenos
Ayres ; Matilda, COLLINS, from Seara • Eliza Knightly, —,
from Campeachy ; Amity, Rowe, from embrador ; Hannah, ARM-
STRONG, from Halifax ; Harp, &Ler, from St. John's, New Bruna-
wick ; and the Aurora, Lewis, front Ramshag.

RIOT IN G easy's-INN-LA NZ.—BetVieen ten and eleven
o'clock yesterday forenoon, a dreadful riot took place in Spread
Eagle-Court„Gray's- Inn-lane,arising out of one of those brawlswhich
occasionally sake place between the low Irish residing in that quar-
ter. The whole court and street in front was crowded with men
and women, armed with bludgeons, tongs, fire-shovels, pokers, and
other weapons, who commenced a desperate fight. Each party ar-
ranged themselves in batik array, the women being actively em-
plofed in collecting brick-bats, stones, and other articles for their
respective champions. The whole neighbourhood was in the
greatest state of alarm, for the affray was truly dreadful, and
many persons who were attracted to the spot from curiosity re-
ceived knock-down blows. Not a Constable :or Police officer
was to be found, except Matthew Weldhen, the street keeper.—
One party was•beaten out of the court into the street, where they
rallied, and attacked each other in the most savage manner. Read,
the head constable of the Hatton-garden police arrived, but un-
luckily without assistance sufficient to enable him to secure any of
the ringleaders. However, on his appearance, the rioters dispersed,
and ran into the houses in Spread Eagle-court. Tom Connor, a man
named Cooney, and another, were carried to St. ilartholoniev; s
Hospital; the first having his skull so dreadfully fractured, *at his
recovery is doubtful Many of the combatants made a shocking
appearance, from the deep and dreadful cuts they had on their
beads, to as to cover their faces, bands, and cloaths with blood.
Some of the women, during the fight, were seen binding up the
beads of the waunded, and then encouraging them to fight. Not
one of the party was taken into custody.
There is now an inmate of Topsham poorhouse, of
the name of Amy Pyne, of the extraordinary age of
109 years, in the full possession of all her faculties, with
an excellent appetite, and a remarkable predilection (or
mgr. She is the object of daily visits float thd curious.

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