Star.
London, England, 1831-09-23 00:00:00

LONDON GAZETTE.-THIS EVENING.

NRW KNIGHTS.
Colons' Michael AlscCreagh,
Colonel Robert Dirk.
John Soane, Rsq. Lincoln's Inn F.elds.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSFDED.
William Smith, tailor, Turnham-areen.
BANKRUPTS•
John Clarke, builder, Stepney.
William Peers. cooper, Cornwall Road, Lambeth.
J. and J. Malden, bakers, Blackfriars' Road.
T. Cannon, tailor, Portman-agnare.
Leathes and Bradshaw. wine merchants, Mineing.lane.
J. Ward, grocer, Coventry.
S. Kebby, toymen, Bath.
L. Z. and G. Novra, toymen, High Holborn.
J. Shaw, grocer, Huddersfield.
Weaver and Hickman, mercers, Ludlow.
D. Wright, lamp manufacturer, Birmingham.
T. Emery, corn merchant, Newport.
John North, grocer, Southampton.
John Lsea, innkeeper, Alton, Staffordshire.
MUSCAVADO SUGAR.
Average of the week ending 20th Sept.-225. 7d per eat.
AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN.

Wheat
Oats
Beane

... 63. 7d lalßarley
.. Os 34 Bye ...
. 44k 7d Peaa ..
Per Imper Quart.m.

.VA PAL.

32s 2d
.. 3116 ad
... dts bd

PLY.roirru —Hie Majesty s ship Nautilus, 10, Com-
mander Lord G. Paulet, arrived from Cork, on Friday, and
was towed into harbour by the ‘lesseoger steamer. The
Nautilus left at the Cove his Majesty's ships Donegal and
Orestes. She left the river Shannon on the sth inst. where
the Nimrod remained. We learn by the Nautilus that the
lower orders of Irish about Black Sod to the northward
were still in a very wretched condition; idleness, however,
is said to be the cause, in a great degree, of their many pri-
vations.

The Tweed, 20 guns, Commander Bertram, returned on
Tuesday from • cruise with the experimental sqoadron, in
which her qualities as a superior sailer were conspicuous.
She maintained the second place throughout the contest,
the Barham gaining upon her in a light wind. The squa-
dron are expected in the Sound on the 14t of next month.
The Twted came into harbour yesterday, to repair a defect
in her raider.

The San Josef, the present asp it ship, being ordered to be
fitted as a sixth rate, fur the flag-ship at this port, the Malts
is to supply her place.
The Fly, 18, is ordered to be commissioned at this port
for foreign service. Commander F. P. Blackwood (1830)
is reported to be appointed to her.
Lieutenant Thomas Ladd Peake has joined and taken
command of his Majesty's packet-brig Skylark, commis-
slimed here some weeks since by Lieutenant Bulman, of the
Arachne.

In Hamosze--FesAmayant, Aracitne, Beagle, Nautilus,
Tweed, Skylark, Naas 14 steam-vessel.
His Majesty's dip CordsHa, from Madeira, arrived at
Malta 20th Pug. sal St. Vincent, Ganges, mid Procris hunt
a cruise 22d do.
The Catherine Stewart, Forbes, transport, Lieut. Gordon.
agent, arrived at Malta from Plymouth, on the 21st August,
with usual stores fee that Duck-yard.
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The Dutch ship Dieaufgehendi, Same, from Rio Janeiro,
arrived off the port on Tuesday, and landed 14 Portuguese
emigrants to join Don Pedro.
.tract of a letter from his Majesty's ship Aetann, dated
August 8, 1831:—" We arrived at the Dardanelles on the
dth of July, where we waited a week fora Finnan; the
Sultan was on a visit to the Hellespont. We anchored
among the Turkish Beet, in which three Admiral's Sags
were flying; it consisted of three 74-gun ships, six frigates,
three corvettes, and two cutters; we saluted the Capitan
Paths with 19 guns, and the Sultan with 21 guns, with our
yards manned. as he passed in a steamer. The Actaeon is
the beet square-rigged man of war that ever beat up the Hel-
lespont We arrived at Constantinople on the 21st of July,
and anchored in the Golden Horn, near the Sultan's Park,
We expect to remain here about a month, and then receive
on board the Ambeffirdor."

FaLmouTal, Szrr. 20.—The Lord Melville packet ar-
rived on Sunday evening from Brasil .110 news of importance,
but that country remained in a very unsettled state, and the
packet was detained at Rio 14 days, in consequence. A re.
poet prevailed at Rio of an accident happening to the Light.
ring sloop or war, employed at Cape Fria on the wreck of
the Thetis, by the upsetting of a boat in the surf, by which
the master and three or four or the crew were drowned. A
trick was attempted to be played of at Rio, on the coat.
mender of the packet, Lieut. Webb, by shippirg a large box
stated to contain gold, in bars, valued at 10,0001. for the
Bank of England, which, on exarriitalion, was found to con.
taro nothing but sugar. The Marlborough arrived yester-
day morning from Lisbon No news—things going on just
as usual. A Capta n Bravo, of the Portuguese cavalry, and
:zenhor Mukha, a professor of mathematics, were passengers :
the latter is the person who led the troops from the barracks
on the night of the 22d ult. Tim Sandwich packet, from
Lisbon, is hourly looked for, and is expected to bring some
news of importance from that quarter
Poavamouvu.—A court-martial will shortly be held at
this port, to try Mr. Backhouse, a midshipman of his Ma-
jesty's ship aim, surveyina.vowl, on charges of disrespect
and contempt towards his Commander.
The William Harris transport, Lieutenant Steevens,
Agent, strived on Wednesday, from Hull, with a detach.
men. of the 7th Fusikers, whkh disembarked on the follow.
ing day, and marched into Camtnidge-barracks, in tills gar-
rison. The William Harris has this day received on baud
invalids. and sailed with them for Chatham.
The Espoir and Carnelian brigs, 10 guns., after having ua.
dergone a thorough repair, will go out of Dock on Monday.
ills Majesty's ship Melville, 74, Captain Nesham, sad
Alligator, 20, Lieut. R. Morgan (which arrived last week
front the lediterraneen) were towed into harbour on Mon-
day by the Pluto etesouvaisel, under orders to be paid of
and recommissioned, the former fur the East India station,
I to hoist the flag of Vice Admiral Sir John Gore, appointed
Ito succeed Sir Edward Owen.

Co I) . 1. P. Citrate, of his Majesty's ship Wellesley, has
assumed the temporary command of that ship, during the
unavoidable absence of Capt. S C. Rowley.
His Majesty's ship S as, 40, Captain Sir R. Trouhridge,
Ban, is now ready for see at Spithead, and is expected in a
few days to proceed to Cork.
His Majesty's ship Vic:ory is to be fitted up as the Sag.
ship at this port. Captain Lillierap will occupy the Prince.
the t'ygnet transport. Lieutenant Lester, Agent, passed
through Spuheed to Cowes., Olio day, with a detachment ut
the lath lout, under the command of Brevet Col.
for Albany Benda%
The Oils, 10, Lieutenant Dawson. Railed yesterday for
Deptford, to turn her crew OTC( to the Pantaloon, late the
Duke of Portland's yacht, and now a tender to his Nlsje.ty's
yacht the Royal George, instead of the Onyx. The Onyx
is to be employed in the Post-office •,:vice.
The Curacoa, 26, Captain D. Dann, came into harbour
on Tuesday, preparatory to her proceeding to the Ram ludit s,
whither she is ordered.
The. Melville, 74, Captain Hallam; and Alligator. 23.
were towed Into harbour by the Pl2lO steamer on Mnoulay,
to be paid off.
The Victor, IS, Commaader Rllice, has been detached
from Sir E. Codeinfiton's squadron, and has proceeded to
Oporto.
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The Willington pit, usar EA, exploded
on Tuesday, killed four men, and wrount!o ten or sieves.