Star.
London, England, 1823-06-19 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ptrotorrn, Junta B.—Arrived off the pow, ik
Barkworth, Gegen, from Bombay; sailed thence t2thlamter;
froth the Cape of Good Hope the 4th April; and St. Helm,
the 17th April: left at St. Helena, the Repulse, for indiat 4
the 27th of April, on the Line, spoke his Majesty's ship Jo
na, with lord Amman on board; and, en the someday, 6
Madras, from London for Bengal. The Bark wont' passed*
venal Spanish privateen cruising in the Bay of Biscay.
Fautotrrn, Joe 17.—Wind E. to S.B.—Arrived the Swots
Dwelt, from London.

PORTSMOUTH, Juxa 18.—Wind N.B.—Arrived the fedi"
Wawa?, and Camilla, ROTION, from Hemel; on the ISt!
inst. picked up, off Lilo Galloper, a raft of nets, 49 in umber
marked on the corks PC TC W W IE IR, &c. which have
been landed here in gond condition.
Dial, Juxa IL—Wind E.N.E.—Carne down from the Rim
and remains, the Thomas Grenville, Mamma, for Caking;
also and sailed, the Ceres, Aar, for Lisbon; and Aid, Phis~
for Quebec. Half past Six :—The passengers by the Thom
Grenville are now embarking, and the ship is about to ail.'

Extract of a letter from Zante, dated May G: •
" The Greek blockade of the Gulf of Patna and Corinth, 6s
been raised since the 40th ult. and bills of health are *ow :nivel
by the lonian Government from this and the other Islands ix
Pintas, &c. A Turkish squadron cruises between Lout nd
Patraa; but, notwithstanding, some piratical boats infest the
passage, which have taken some boats under the lonian ad
Austrian Sags. As yet they have not attacked any Rmgk its
sal; and the British ships of war on the station afford every for
tertian. Several English vessels have arrived at Paters, app
them the Prince Regent, Heap; and Ann."

Yesterday, being the Anniversary of the little ri
Waterloo, the Duke of WELLINGTON gave his As.
nual Grand Dinner, at his house in Piccadilly, ode
General Olficeri engaged with his Grace in that glco
rious scene. The different services of plate and chair,
presented to the Noble Duke upon the occasion, were
used. The band of the Royal Artillery, in full uni-
form, attended and played during the evening.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND returned to town at
a late hour on Tuesday night, from his Royal High-
ness's visit to the KING, at Windsor.
The Marquis of LOWDONDaRRY is returned from
Vienna, last from Paris. During his Lordship's shmt
residence at the latter place he lost his Star of the Or-
der of the Bath, and all the exertions of the police "to
make any discoveries respecting it bare hitherto
proved in vain.
DREADFUL AFFRAY.—WE extract the following
account of a fatal affray from the Fre:inner Jonah
of Tuesday, received this morning.—,, On Friday the
13th, a violent affray took place at Maghera Fair, in
the County of Derry, between a numerous band of
Orangemen, and their opponents who are describe,'
as Ribbonmen, which continued for two hours, when
the latter were drove out of the town, leaving 8 orlo
killed,. and 16 wounded, some say SO. We have
not heard that any of the Orangemen, were injured.
It is added, that after. the melancholy event, the
Orangemen paraded the town and broke the win.
lows of several of the Catholic inhabitants; we co
not vouch for the melancholy detail in all its pis*
lars, but have reason to fear it is too true."
MORDIR.—A Coroner's Inquest was held yisterdayms
body of Michael Delany, of whose murder by a ma afAr
name of Hismy, we gave an account in our last. Tim Wog
sat until half past ten last night, and was then adjourned.
BIRTH.
On Tuesday, the Mb instant, the Lady of Lleutenant-Cohni
Fonsteenr., of the 12th Regiment, of a daughter.
DIED.
Os the 18th instant, is South Audler.oteet, after a taaging
painful illness, Caroline Georgian., relict of the late CEO
Evelyn Anderson, brother to Lord Yarborough.
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