Star.
London, England, 1825-01-31 00:00:00

NAVAL INTLLLIGENCE.

The Turns, 46, Captain Sir Joins Pinworms will come Into
harbour to-morrow, to be fitted for the reception of his Excellency
Sir CnalLes STUART and suite, who will shortly embark in her,l
and proceed to Lisbon and the Brazils, on a special mission.
The Ma arm, 20, Captain BORN arrived at Portsmouth, from
the Mediterranean, on Thursday, and was put in quarantine. Sbe
left the COMMANDSR-IN-CHILI in the Revatme, on.the 15th Novem-
ber, in Naples Bay, where he was to remain the winter. From
Naples, the MARTIN proceeded to Smyrna, and left that place the'
14th Deaember, for England, touching at Malta on the 29th fal-
lowing. She is ordered to proceed to Plymouth, for the purpose
of being paid off. The BUSY/MIA was at Naples, but expected to
sail shortly for England. The SERINO AAAAA M, CAMBRIAN, and Ms-
-ma were at Smyrna; the NAIAD and iIIND were cruising abase
the lonians; the 'ALACRITY was expected at Malta, from Smyrna.
The following vessels have arrived at the Motherbank
worth Cantle, %Vaunt'', from Ilamburgh for .Guayaquil; Car-
shaltim Park, Ram), from the Down, for Jamaica ; Christoval Co-
lon, PALANDER, from Stockholm for Colombia—this vessel is the
first from Sweden to South America on the new establishment.
The Madras, outward-bound Indiaman, which received damage
in the late gales, comes out of dock at Portsmouth, to-morrow ; and
the Victory, homeward-bound.lndiantan, goes in on the same day.
The Bridgewater. Captain Masonsotr, bound to Bengal and
China, put into Spithead oa 'Thursday, and sailed for her destina-
tion on the day following. •
Vie Zephyr transport sailed from Portsmouth on Friday, for
Cork, whence she will convey the Ist Regiment of Foot to Chat-
ham, they being under orders to embark for India.
The Princess Royal transport has gone into Portsmouth harbour
to dischare her cargo at the Dock-yard.
The lioarnexa. is daily expected to arrive at Portsmouth, from
Plymouth.
Lieutenant ROBERT SHERWIN, (brother of Mr. SHERSIARZ, of
Basingstoke) is selected as First Lieutenant of the &Lissom frigate,
going on a scientific voyage round the world.
Lieutenant NATHAN'S!. Nzwroniass, of the RAMILLIES, is ap-
pointed to the FRUIT sloop.
DEAL, JAN. 50.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived him the River and
remain, the Diana, Davis, fur Para; Earl Talbot, ETICRARD, for the
Canary Islands; John, Dawsow, for Jamaica; also the Amity,
Joossoa, from Ramsgate fur Bombay.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 50.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Favourite,
111.trums s, from the Mediterranean ;; Diadem transport, from
Leith; Elizabeth, Muczaa, front Copenhagen for St. Domingo;
and Choice, WHirt.er, from the Downs for ditto. Sailed time
Carshalton Park, PARK, for Jamaica.
Ships at Spithea.l..—THETlS, BRAZEN, ORESTES, CHAMPION, Pry
LADES, Jaseza. At the Motherbank-.-DIAILTIN. In Harbour—
VICTORY, GANGES, BULWARK, WEIEESLEV, ALRION, ROYAL Genitor.,
SASIA RANG, PANDORA, Ro3g, Feartar, CALLIOPE, STARLING, WOLF',
SCO Knox, and A a riow.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 28.—Wind W.—Put in here, the Perseus,
JACKSON, from Liverpool for New York—sailed the 6th instant;
has been as far as 22. W. On the 18th instant, in lat. 46. long. 2s.
sprung a serious leak, arid encountered gales from S.W. to N.W.
About three or four leagues from Scilly, St. Agnes bearing S.E.
struck on a sunken rock.
FALMOUTH JAN. 29.—Wind S. light airs.—Arrived the Sand-
wich packet, Lisbon. Sailed the Duke of Kent packet, for
Lisbon ; Prince Regent, BUNSTZR, for Jersey; and John, DOws-
ma, for St. Michael's.
DEVONPORT, JAN. 27.—Arrived the PARTWAY, from a cruise.
Sailed the PIKE, Lieutenant PENNINGTON, with dispatches for the
Coast of Africa • SHAMROCK •surveying-vessel, for Exmouth;
MIXON, on a cruize; BRAMBLE, for Falmouth. The Baavittus,
100 (formerly the BOTANNIA), is ordered to be broke up--she was
built in 1762. Remain—Bemoan. Genoa, WINIMOR earn"
BOADICEA, TRINUNI, PARTHIAN, WOMAN, and Holism
Mamie, Jaw. 27.—The George, Hague., arrived here on the
21st inst. from Buenos Ayres, was brought to on the 25th alt. off
the Cape de Verds, by two frigates, under Spanish colours: there
were five otben in company.
Lummox, JAN. 27. Wind S.W. Arrived the George,
HMIS% from Buenos Ayres; Columbia, CHAPMAN, from Alma-
dria; Lady Dunmore, Mama, from St. Andrew's, (N. 8.) Hard.'
ware, Esoaar., from Lisbon; Fanny, Lam, from the Cape set
Good Hope ; and Margaretta, —, from Jersey.

Saturday, the Cabinet misters, the Great Offieers
of State, and other official Gentlemen, assembled at the house of
the Earl of Hoosoway, in Grosvenor-square, to arrange the list of
Gentlemen nominated in the Court of Exchequer, the begSming
of last November, before the Cuormatxon of the &emulous and
the Lords of the Council, to serve the office of Sheriff during the
present year, for the purpose of laying them before the Kum in
Council, in the course of a few days, to prick for one out of the
three nominated. The Noble Earl flanturesr, as Lord President
of the Council, entertained the numerous assemblage of distinguished
personages with a sumpteous dinner.
Within one year, France, Sardinia, Tuscany, and
Naples, have loot their Ruler&

Hon. aneßev. Dawson Massy, Curate to the Rev. P. Hawker,
Rector of Woodchester, Gloucestershire, to be Domestic Chaplain
to his brother, Lord Many.
Wednesday se'nnight, the Rev. John Arundel Radford, B.A.
was instituted to the Rectory of Nymet Rowland, Devon, void
by the death of the Rev. Wm. Radford ; and on Thursday sennight
he was instituted to the Rectory of Lapford, Devon, also void by
'the death of the Rev. William Radford.
• The Marquis Wellesley has presented the Rev. Peter Roe, of
Kilkenny;to the Living of Odogh, near that city. The Right Howl
George Canning. pee Mr. Roe the friendly aid of his powerful te-
a commendation.