Star.
London, England, 1830-09-25 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Active, Vackie, from Dent r r o Quebec, was totally lost on
the eth ult. near Cape Canso. The crew, passengers, and part of the
materials, saved. _ _

The Alert, Chesser, from Malaga, has arrived in the Creek.
Dem, Sam 24.—Arrived the Nialvina, Pearson, from Bombay—
sailed 23d May, and from St. Helena 10th ult. Ellen, Patterson,
from the Cape of Good Hope—sailed 10th July; Aretbusa, Glenden-
ning, from Jamaica; Christiana, from Quebec; and Jas. Daly,
Collis, front St. Petersburgb.
Pzymovro, Sam 23 —Arrived the New Eagle, Quick, from St.
John's, N.B. and Christie and Jane, Lefevre, from Labrador.
FALMOUTX, Sam 23.—Arrived the Noma, late Hervey, from Bay
Chaleur, witb sir feet water in ber bold, bound to Liverpool.
PADITOW, Sure. 23.—Arrived the Elizabeth, Moon, and Spring.
flower, Brown, from Quebec.
CLYDE, Stun. 22.--Arrived the Bee, Brown, front Quebec; and
Slender, ---, from Newfoundland.
LivearooL, Sum 23—Arrived the Dfary,Dawson, front Campeachy ;
Pocaltontes, Smith, from Virginia ; Lady Dunmore, —, from
Charleston; Harmony, Dixon, from New York; Isabella, —, front
Quebec* Margaret, —, from Mira mkhi ; Newcastle, Ridley, from
hichebucto ; Cupid, Squires, From St. John's, N.B. Diadem, Airth.
frem Cephalonia; Media, Mounsey, from Trieste; Naiad, Hardie, and
Nelson, Wood, from St. Petersburgh ' • Severn, —, from Africa ;
William Scott, Anderson; Foundling, Scott ; and Bee, Brown, from
Quebec.

A more unreserved spirit of republican equality than cha-
racterizes the laws of France would appear to have been introduced into
the manners, and to regulate the intercourse, of Frenchmen, since the
promulgation of the new cluutet. We observed in a Paris jounial,
about a fortnight ago, the account of a dinner, or banquet, given by the
grenadier company of a regiment to their superior officers, at which the
corporal toasted the colonel, and the colonel the corporal—the pumice,
the captains and lieutenants, and the captains and lieutenants, the pri-
vates. The fantilp of Philip I. (we must not speak of his Court) has not
only discarded all court ceremony,but has even proscriked court language.
His Majestyhimaelf asks the deptit.uionswho attendwidi addreines,to dine
with him, ea bouryeois, and sees inducritninately at his table a medical
student and a minister of state. One of the French papers of Monday
last (La France Novitalk) having inserted, as we would say, from
its " court-newsman," the announcement that Oen. Lafayette had come
to pay his court to the King (waif fail sa cote INS ROO, is seized with
horror on the following day at the feudal blunder which it bad
committed. The journalist throws the whole blame on the un.
lucky wight of a court newsmen, who has not yet been able to lay
aside the phraseology to which he was habituated in the Gothic them
whirl preceded the 00th of July last. The following is his apology OW
his involuntary error Our raiders must haws perceived an errOg
committed born o} habit by the person employed to send us accoadts
of the ,dens paid at the Pollak Royal. He makes its say that tiedfral
Lafayette paid his court to the King! Our readers know as wallas we
that Lads Philip holds no court, and that our venerable Lablifire visite
the King, but don not pep Mrs court' If we remember right, the
King bus once or tyke returned the visit to his venerable Mend; bat
as his
jritattl visions must necesearily be too numerous to expect
sleet this respect, it is hoped that even the friends of repass-
Bean equality will dispense with their (Lime to a punctual retain of
the cetnpliment.

THE KING'S COURT.
BRIGHTO.N. rr. 24.
The weather to-day having Len extremely tempe,taott,,
their MAJESTIES did not quit the Pavilion. Their Rot oti
Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTEE, t!.o
Princess AutiUSTA, and the I.Ax DO ILA VINE of HLssl.
Hosinunu, however, took a eat-tinge airing in the after:moil.
About eight o'clock in the evening, the younger branches
of the nobility and gentry, in this to.vii awl neighbourhood,
began to assemble in great numbers at thy Pavilion, llv o
their MAJESTIF.S, with that kind considt nolon which coo
fors happiness on all ranks anti are to preside at
juvenile ball and banquet. The cion, acv, on this occa,ion,
entered the Pavilion by the garden-gate, which prevoi:ed
a great deal of confusion, and was a new proof of the unre-
mitting zeal with which their rtl 11 ESTIEI minister to the
gratification of the public.