Star.
London, England, 1825-09-09 00:00:00

NAVAL I.VTELLIGEAGE.

The Thomson, NEWTON, of South Shields, b •und to Riga, wnt
driven on shore at the entrance of that River, during a heavy g,
on the 22d ult. but was expected to be got off without damage.
FALMOUTH, Sarr. 7.—Wind S.W—Arrived the Anna Elea ion,
BLAND, from Cadiz; and the Enterprise, HOSKIN. from Lond(A.
Sailed the Success. Masa, for London.
Poarsioorn, Seri. B.—Wind S.W.—The Marquis of Howl, y
transport, which arrived yesterday from Sierra Leone, had tt.t
persons died on the passage, and there are now seven ill on board.
She is under strict quarantine.
Mac, Sarr. 8.-Wind W.—Arrived and sailed for the River,
the Packet, DILI/ILL, from Malta; and the Cosmopolite, &FERRI,
from Hamburgh. The transport brig, letter B, landed troops hvre,
and proceeded to the northward. Sailed the Resource, Thuile, t•r
Calcutta; Cora, Boniraur, for Cadiz; and Alknomack,
for St. Kitt's. •

Livaaroox, Sart. 7.—Arrived the William Penn. Dues, front
Nuieston. On the 10th of August, in lat. 44.30. long. 62. 25.
discovered two wrecks; one of them proved to he the Sharon,
from Philadelphia fur Bahia, out 16 days; she had been upvt in a
gale. Two of the crew dived through the fore-scuttle, and gained
the keel, where one of them, George bad remained seven
days, but after being taken off the wreck, only lived a few hour..
The other was the Traveller, of Boston, and we found on board
Joseph Wright, who bad swam from the Sharon, and had been tier
hours in gaining the brig, where he bad been two days, and findz ;
provisions, gained strength.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, SEPTEMBER O.
SHIPS ESTRUM) INWA RDS—The Tobago and Minerva, fr.tro S..
Petenburgh ; Carmarthen, fkim Archangel; Rosetta, 31,ria, .11,k1
Blucher, front Palau; Marianne and Thetis. from Mantel ; liar.
!nosy, from Riga; and Providentia, from Danyitic.
CLaataino Ot:evraubs—The Iluffnung, for Ancona; Thalia, for
Halifax; Eliza, for Palau; Sincerity, for Jersey; Futile ‘l,l
Claudine. for Calcutta; Planet, for La Guayra; Resolution, fqr
Trinidad ; Fame, for Cadiz ; and Mervin, for Memel.

PUBLIC SALES
Mr. ROBINS ROBINS (of Warwick House, Regent-street.)

Contingent Reversion.—The one-fourth of the amount of put.
chase money, arising from the sale of four Freehold Tenement.,
situate at Coble Ford Hill, White Caine, Essex, let to I►lesws.
Bowies, Clark, Potter, and Maul., at rents amounting to 13/. 6s.
subject to land-tax of 6s. eleven Freehold Tenements in Redding-
ton-lane, Halsted, in the same county, let at rent+ amounting td
381. 10s. subject to land-tax of V. 12s. five Copyhold Tenements
on Scrambler's Hill, near the preceding, let at 301. Bs. subject to a
small quit rent ; and also to one-fourth part of the sum of 26201.
Invested in mortgages at four and a half per cent. to the county of
Essex, on the demise of a widow, aged 511, in the event of a Gen.
demon, aged 50, who is married to a 'Lady of the same age, and
without children, dying without issue—sold fur 4501.
_ _ _ _

Shares.—Two 1001. Share, in the Grand Junction Canal—r,
each.—The whole of the auction duty on the above Revers:,..l3
and Shares are to be paid by the purchasers.

EMBEZZLE ill ENT.
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EXETER, SEPTF.MBER 7.

A greater sensation was excites! in this c'ty yesse--
dxy, than we recollect for many years, by the c;is-
covery of an embezzlemen: of sa,sh'• and notes to an
unheard•of extent, by .IVilliarra Henry Ellis, the confi-
dential shopman and clerk in the employ of the most
respectable house of NlCWitalAll and Co. grocers. He
underwent last evening• a long private examitiation
before the Magistrates, and was remanded till 10 o'cloc k
this morning, when the examination was renewed,
which did not terminate till three o'clock in the after-
noon, when he was fully committed for trial. The
plunder by this man seems to have been systeMatic,
and carried on for some years, during which he has
accumulated in boxes, cash and antes to the amount of
nearly 6,000!. which wa, seized at his lodgings, amonest
which there was above 1,0001. in silver, about 7001.
gold, together with several rouleaus •f bank-notes of
1,0001. each; the whole of which his been lodged in
the Exeter Bank. The prisoner conducted Inm.elf
bei ekh great effrontery during the examination, and while
gtaken to prison, coolly made some remarks
the weather.

-ELMOLISH OPRRA.—A new Farce, c illed Tie Stoat
Qatientan, was produced at this Theme last night.—
Ilse Piece was founded on the popular story with the
same title in Bracelaidge Hall, and comprised many
veiba'im selec.ions firm that admirable tale; notwith-
standing which, and the utmost exertions of MATHEWi
(the stout Gentleman), the audience became impatient
towards the conclusion of the first act. The commence-
ment of the second was ill calculated to xernolive the
unfavourable impression already made, and thence-
forward disapprobation was lavished on the valioas
personages who presented, themselves on the stage._
The House was crowded to overflow long bef..tre the
commencement of the first Piece.

The Brazilian frigate Piranga, lately commanded by
Lard COCHRANE, is now ready fur sea, at Portsmouth.
She is a remarkably fine vessel, mounting St wins.
She uas built at Bahia, in 1817, and fitst called the
Union. Jost before independence was declared in
Brazil, the Emperor undt r:ook a journey into the lute•
rior province of St. PAufs, and immediately after kit
departure, dispatches arrived from Lisbon, couched in
ra•her uncourteous terms, and ordering the Prince home
account for his conduct• • His ltoyot Spouse sent,
the dispatches after him, and he received them lit
small town of Piranga. As soon as the Noce read
them, -he threw the papers on the ground, and cried
out, " Indepetnience or De•:th I' and in cornniemora•
ti in of the event, the Union was ca•ed the Piranga.
This vessel has been net►iy fitted out, has a flesh crew,
and is commanded by Captain Crosby.
• Afire broke out this morning in a small hovel, used
as a leiidence for a man who opens the gate for car-
riages, in it lane, near .Teddingtost, leading to °Amer,
wl►rch was consumed, ai,d [lute pis Ma utyt mere 4140
ournt to deaths. .