Star.
London, England, 1831-05-24 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, 22d May, 101.
SATDDIDAY, May 21.-Wind North.-Arrived the Eliza, Woodall,
from Smyrna, 45 days, for cadent • the Hannah, -, from Odessa,
for orders and Liverpool; the Edgar, Thornton, from Aux Cayes. for
orders and Bristol, oat 55 drys : April 9, spoke the barque Ruth,
from Jamaica, fur London, ont 17 drys, in lat. 29. 30. N. long. 67.
30. %V.; Aptil 14, spoke the Lois, of Glattgow, out 17 days fmm
Jacque]. for Falmouth, in long. 60. 00. W. lat. 32. 50. N.; May 5,
spoke the bri,t Sarah, from New Orleans, for Liverpool, out 37 days,'
in let. 49. 10. N. lonf.t. 13. 40. W. ; May 16, spoke the schooner Jane,
of Plymouth, from St. 511ellarl's, for Portsmouth, out 16 days. in
lat. 50. 05. N. long. 7. 00. W.; May 19, 'poke the brig Exeter,
Bailey, from London, for Bannula, Lintel hearing E.N.E. 50 miles.
Also arrived off tile port and proceeded, ,he Th. rni,tocle, Martens,
from Leghorn, for London, out 52days ; aed the Tiber, Candler, from
Colutantinopl2, for orders rod !imam, oat 58 days.-No „rung*.
SUIZDAY, 22 (Wind N.N.W.)-Arrived the Coroltill, Scotland,
from Gallipoli, 80 days, for orders; and the Diana, Holmes, from Con.
stantinople, for creers ; Hill packet Spey, James, from Rio Janeiro,
with mails, sailed from Rio Janeiro 18th March ; also arrived his Ma-
jesty's packet Pigeon, Lieut. Money, from Jamaica and Calthagena,
sailed from Carthagena April 6, Jamaica 16 and from Crooked Island
23.1 t April 6, at Carthagena, English brig Thomas Haynes-18tb, in
lat. 17. 56.10ng. 73; 21, passed the brig Retrench, from Jamaica, with
troops; 30th. in let. 34. 20. long. 50. spoke the schooner George and
Sarah, of and from Halifax, out nine days for the West holies; May
5, in at. 42. 4. long. 42. 40. spoke the brig Morgiana, of and from,
Dublin, out 22 days for Barbadoes • 15th, in lat. 46. 11. long. 17. 45.
spoke the brig Joseph Fenton, of LCith, 02 days from Rio Janeiro, for
Cowes • 19th, in lac. 49. 42. long. 8. 42. passed the ship Minerva, of
Bristol, for Trinidad. No sailing,.
YAR 70-1 U H, MAT 23.
The Wynyard, R. Harrison, from Petersburg'', with a cargo of
flax and linseed, bound to London, the weather being (Saturday iron-
ing) very thick drove on Cotton sand, the crew are landed, and the
weather being moderate, the ship and cargo may be saved ; also, trove
on Cotton sand, Saturday morning, the Hercules, Capt. Hop'yolon.
foreign ship, with cargo of wheat; the crew are landed, but the ship aid
cargo is sunk in the sand. A new ship, and_ her first voyage, and
not insured.

The Louisa, Stephenson, which I mentioned 19th inst. is oft' the
above sand, and is laying on Kissingland beach, where she will land her
cargo.

NEW CITY THEATRE, MILTON-STREET. •
Kean last night appeared at t/-7;1--itertaining little Theatre as Shah.
epsare's Shylock, and experienced a reception enthusiastic in the extreme
—a most gratifying tribute to genius and superior talent. Since his
performance at Drury. Lane Theatre his health is evidently amended,
and his physical powers invigorated ; and though the part of the
.area does not call for any particular c exertion, still his
acting throughout gave the pleasing proof°27eretealwed powers and addi.
Ilona' energy. The size of this Theatre is most favourable to both
the actors and audience. Here Kean rosy be seen, heard, and
justly admired. We do not know that we ever saw him play .his,
his most perfect character, more finely than he did last evening;
there was no necessity to make points, or attempts stake, or to strain
the voice beyond its proper pitch, and the effect of this sr: it an increased
pleasure in vritnessim; his exertions. Crowded u the Theatre was to
inconvenience, still the charm of his acting operated to produce si-
lence and attention when any otl:cr means would have b.:en in.
effeetnaL At tiie cud of the fourth act the audience, impatient to
offer another Winne to Mr. Kean, called loudly for him, win he
obeyed the summons, and thanked them for the flattering rpm-
laudation bestowed on his performance. He said he was happy
to be nn humble instrument In removing the prejudice Jut had
once existed against /Moor Theatres, and to destroy theatrical mono.
poly. After complimenting ;be City, he obacrveel, that though the
City Theatre did not compete with the patent houses it size, he liopcti
it would be allowed they equalled diem in the talent proimetti for their
gratification. Mrs. Chapman wes a latly-like and eft'eetive Portia;
and Miss Pineott made a very interesting and irresistible tltitlr.'s clerk.
Cooke was a discreet Anima°, and Mr. blunt thy played Graliwoo,
we will not say how indifferently. In the afterpiects of Out for a
Day and the Bold Dragoon, J. Reeve and Mrs. litas.illiam were droll
and clever in the superlative.