Star.
London, England, 1830-05-07 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

V8448L4 ME= WITEI.—The Demosthene, front Bengal to
Bourdeaut, on the 13th March, in lat. U. long. IS. The John
and Mary, from Liverpool to Demerara, on the 19th ulu in ht
19. long. 32; and the Fame, of Baltimore, on the 27th, in lat. 48.
long. 17. by the Augusta, Giles. arrived at Cowes.
The Harlequin and Sophia Jane lift Calais together yesterday,
at Il o'clock. The Harlequin arrived off the Tower a little before
10 o'clock this morning, leaving the Sophia Jane oa shore on the
Spaniard Sand, at the entrance of the Five Fathont Channel.

The Julia, Grant, from Charleston, bas arrived off Penzancr.
The Margaret, from Campeachy, bas arrived of Kinsale.
DIAL, May 6.—Wind E.—Arrived the Cyrus, Young, from
London for Valparaiso; and Prince of Waterloo, Dearing, from
London for Honduras.

PLYMOUTH, MAT S.—Arrived the Fatty, Thornton, from
Malaga.
Famous's, MAT s.—Arrived off the port, the Ceres, Hornet.
from Honduras.

DraarooL, Mir s.—Arrived the Lon, Chase. front New Or-
leans, and Hobert, Candler, from Charleston.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH-DUBLIN.

At half put nine o'clock on Tuesday morning, one of the Court-
keepers' maids, a plump, arch-looking girl, entered the Court, and
ascended the Bench to arrange their Lordships' inkstands, cushions,
Re. Having completed all matters for judicial accommodation, she
sat down very gravely in the seat usually occupied by Judge Jebb.
A Reporter, who generally labors under the influence of a couph
of glasses (spectacles,) while mending his pen, threw a glance at dm
Bench, and asked if her Lordship would go into law arguments
to-day.
Her Lordship, gravely—" Not until my brother Judges come
into Court: they will be here presently, as I just left ene of then
dressing.
Reporter—My Lord, will the Court hear motions to-day.
Her Lordship-1 will hear motions in chamber only, where I will
also try applications to make conditional rules absolute.
Her Lordship was in the set of leaving the Bench, when the Re.
porter asked if he would attend her Lordship in Chamber.
Her Lordship with great quickness and gravity, replied, " Before
enusterdsinh pinto
then arguments in Chamber, I must sit in error."—Her
retired.

The mother of M. de Potter has determined, notwith-
standing her advanced age, to accompany her son into
banishment. She has visited him in prison, and there
declared to him that this was her irrevocable resolution.
M. de Tielemans has been dismissed from his office of
Referendary to the Minister for Foreign Affairs. The
decree is dated the 28th April. This date is either erro-
neous, or it must have been conceived at the Hague that
the sentence against him had been pronounced some days
earlier than it really was. A young man in the crowd
that assembled to see M. de Potter and his companions
return from the court-house to the prison, having shouted
Vive M. de Potter!" was arrested.—Brussels Paper.
A very useful Bill has been introduced into Parlia-
ment, entitled " A bill to make provision for the lighting,
watching, cleansing,and paving ofparishes in England and
Wales." A general enactment of this description available
to the inhabitants of every parish throughout the kingdom,
without the trouble and expense of producingdistinct local
acts, has been long wanted, but the present measure is,
in one respect, calculated to defeat its object. It appears
that the rate out of which the expense of watching, light-
ing, &c. is defrayed, is to be levied generally upon the
'rate-payers in the parish by the overseers.
FROM A CORRESPONDINT.—It is surprising how
some of the loudest advocates for liberality are led, by the
force of natural prejudice. into the expression of senti-
ments of the most illiberal and unhandsome character.
In the Morning Chronicle of to-day it is observed, in
alluding to the defeat of Sir Thomas Wilson's Bill in the
House of Peers, that in the Commons, " Members can
be obtained for any job on almost as easy terms as
Irish evidence."—Meaning thereby, that with money you
can purchase in Ireland any description of evidence your
case may require. If the remark were applied to the
easy obtaining of evidence in Me city in which we write,
no ono could question its correctness ; but, speaking, as
we do, from an intimate and extensive knowledge of Ire-
land, we can inform the Editor of the Morning Chronicle
that, with all their poverty and misery, the morality of the
Irish population will bear a comparison with that of any
other country in Europe. Party spirit, thanks to English
policy, has almost desolated the land ; but, in speaking of
morality, we must separate it from political feuds. The
vice of drunkenness was one imputed, by the common con-
sent of all writers, upon Ireland—and yet, by a late re-
turn, it appears that the moral and reflecting people of
Scotland beat the Irish hollow in the consumption of ar-
dent spirits. So much for national prejudices. The
Irish are poor, and it is convenient to throw all kind of
insults upon the country.
Yesterday, in the Court of King's Bench, an indict-
ment was presented, and a true bill found, by the Grand
Jury of the county of Middlesex; against Mr. William
' Jones, surgeon and apothecary, for having signed a certi-
ficate of insanity, without having visited and personally
examined the patient, and for untruly setting forth in
such certificate that he lied visited and examined the
patient to whom it related.

enlIN-EXCHANGE, 3IARILLANE., MAY 7.
The market this uay condnues as dull as on Wednesday last, and
Wheat, even the best samples, may be considered 2s. per quarter
lower than on /dontlay, and ordinary sorts cannot meet with sale.—
Bask', for the best hash malting quality, barely rapport) Monday's
prices ; the inferior are not looked at. Oats may be phased about
la. cheaper, with very little doing. Flour, though sointhially the
same, may be expected lower.

INLIPOIMAIIOIM SW= 11101111 DA T.
Wheat, English (qrs.) . 2,850 Barley, Foreign
Foreign . 9,750 Oath English .
Irish . Foreign
Earley, English . 1,800 Irish
Irish . . Pkmat (seeks)

. t 2,701
4470

COAL-EXCHANGE. MAT 7
Ships strived dub. the smooth
Boot Waited Cools 3b Id 1131 Id
Wain torts be N 3b N
Ships at Market, 121 e.