Star.
London, England, 1824-03-11 00:00:00

NAVAL lATELLIGENCE.

The Eleanor, lleserea, from 'Lynn to Dunbar, struck on a sunken
roc;:, near Dunbar Pier, on the Bth inst. and bilged'.
The'Countestrof Harcourt transport, with lluot on board, will
sail on Saturday or Monday next, from Woolwich.
FALMOUTH, MARCH c.—Wind S.W.—The Magnet packet, which
arrived yesterday front Lisbon, left in the Tagus his alajesty's ship
Wuassoa C . the TEMICNE and GLASGOW frigates had sailed
for the Mediterranean. Ardied the Eclipse packet, front Rio
Ja-
neiro—sailed the 10th January; and Catherine, FLAGG, from Logs-
don. The Resolution, PCDERSON, from Longsomnd, psi ted her cable
yesterday, and drove onshore near St. Just Pool, where she note
lies, but without having sustained any injury. The pilots which
brought in the sloop Susannah, began discharging her cargo this
morning.
r'orrsmonzts, Masten 10.—Wind N.N.E.—Arrived the Loyal
Bilton transport, from the West Indies. Sailed his Majesty's ships
CAMELEON and CALLIOPE, to the Westward*; Central Palmer, for
Madras; Olive, fur Mobile; Army, for Rio Janeiro ; Britannia,
for the Cape of Good Hope; Salacia, fur Smyrna; Elizabeth, for
St. John's, New Brunswick ; Susanna, for Rio Janeiro ; and Spartan,
for St. John's, New Brunswick.

DIAL, MAitClll 10.—Wind N.R.—Arrived the Mexican, Krt.
taaast, from Havannah. Came down from the River-and sailed,
the Mangrove Bay, for the Mediterranean ; Joseph, Cnntsvortizu,
for Batavia; Barbary, Gaitaynian, for RierJaneiro; amp, MA N.
SHALL, fur St. John's; Asaph, WEBSTER, for St. Mary's ; Faith,
Fonts, fur Honduras; Exeter, YOUNG, for Lisbon; and Camden,
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for Jamaica: ales, the Honourable Company's ship London,
for India:

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LimPoor., Naito+ 9.—Arrived the Bridget, Unit, from Bengal;
Neptune, %Vulva, from Buenos Ayres ; Dominica, JouNsoN, from
Maranham ; Eleanor, YOUNG, from Demerara ; Balfour, G UNSON,
from Savannah; and Joe, 6114%111,1Y, from Lisbon?

• CUSTOM-HOUSE, MARCH 10.
Sums EsTZILID INWARDS—The Hazard, from Dunkirk ; Waterloo,
and Fox, from Ostend; Dyson, from St. Michael's; Union, from
St. Übe's; William, and Margaret, from Charente ; Arend, from
Antwerp ; Fortitude, from St. Kite 3; Waterloo, from Charleston;
Manly, from Montserrat; Diamond, from Dublin; and Caroliife,
from Cork.
ENTERED OUTWARDS—The Mentor, for Eliineur ; Jange Joanna,
for Brussels ; Joseph, for Dominica ; Dart, for Ostend ; Lady Ara-
bella, for Lima; 'row Hendrica, fur Rotterdam; and Aurora,
for Malta. •

• Ctswarroa OE:mains—The Phesdo, for Tobago; Fortuna, for
Cadiz ; Killingbeck, for Antigua ; Auguste, for Havre; Sea Nymph,
for Naples ; and Providence, for Elsineur.
COURT-MARTIAL ON CAPTAIN GRACE
PORTSMOUTH, Maacu 9.—The Court were occupied during Fri-
day and Saturday in examining witnesses in support of the prose-
cution, and on Monday Captain GeACa entered on his defence,
which having gone through, ail d the necessary witnesses to support
it being examined, the Court, after mature deliberation, came to
the following decision :
" That it appears that sundry goods were taken out of the French
schooner la Caroline, as stated in the charge, tart that 710 port thereof
was appfied to his own use, but were given away, and the value thereof
satisfactorily accounted for with the Captain of the French schooner,
and that such charge has not been proved against the said Palter
GRACZ Esq.
" That the charges of unofdcer-like conduct, in bringing on board,
at Prince's Island, a mulatto slave boy, knowing him to be such,
and of applying his Majesty's stores to purposes unconnected with the
service, have also n 4 been proved against the said Psacv Gases, Esq.
" But that the abovementioned charges are unfounded, frivolous,
and vexatious.
That the charge of severely starting marines and seamen, and
flogging others on their breech, without entering the same in the
Quarterly Report of Punishments and ship's Log-book, has been in
part proved against the said PXRCY GRACIE., Esq. and the Court,
in consequence, do only admonish him to be mote circumspect
in future."'

Tuesday, the Foreign Trade Committee, re-appointed
by the House of Commons, met for the first time.
They nominated their Chairman, Mr. WALLACE, and
then adjourned, having first determined on the course
of inquiry which they should pursue; they like sise or-
dered the attendance of witnesses at their next meeting,
and directed divers papers to be prepated for them re-
specting Tonnage Duties.
ASYLUM FOR THE CURE OF SCROFULA.—Tuesday a
Meeting of the friends and promoters of Mr. WHITE-
LAW'S method of cure for Scrofula and Glandular Af.
fections, took place at the Freemasons' Tavern, for
the purpose of receiving -the Annual Report of the
Committee, Admiral Sir JOSEPH YORKE, K.C.B. in
the Chair. The gallant Chairman, in opening the
business of the meeting, observed, that the most im-
portant and essential benefits resulted to the community
at large, from the plan of treatment practise] by Mr.
WHITELAW, for that dreadful scourge to human life,
the scrofula. His method for the cure of this formida-
ble disease had not in any single instance failed since
its introduction. Mr. MILLER,. the Secretary, then
-read the Report of the Committee. It stated, that the
Governors, Subscribers, and Committee of the Institu•
tion at Bayswater, had been-borne out in the most san-
guine expectations they had formed of the important
public benefit derived from Mr. WHITELAW'S method
of curin'g scrofula. The Chairman moved a Resolu-
tion, stating that the efficacy-of Mr. Wntrat.a, w's plan
had been fully established. It was carried unanimously.
The Treasurer stated, that the finances of the society
were inadequate to its objects; and thanks having been
voted to the Chairman, the meeting separated.
FATAL OCCURRENCE.—Mr. D. Harries, of Llwyn•
celyn, near Llandilo, went on Saturday week to view
the performances of a company of strolling jugglers at
Llandilo, who, amongq..other feats, exhibited that of
swallowing a sword. 'it.. Harries, it -appears, thought
lightly of the performance, and in making an attempt
to do the same, slipped his Nord, and the instrument
founds its way into the chest. He was soon takert vio-
lently ill, and continued labouring under the Mo,st ea.
cruciating pain until the following nighteflken he eviller!
in the greatest agony. • -
Tuesday morning, the shop of IVtr. sban!,) pa ,so,
broker, at Greenwich, was broken open, and a varielty
of valuable articles stolen. Mr. Graham. on hearing a
noise in the shop, ran down -and fired a pistol ; and'as'
groans immediately followed, he has reason to tbirik
une of the burglars was wounded ; they, however, all
got off with thair. booty
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