Star.
London, England, 1824-01-15 00:00:00

NAVAL lATELLIGENCE.

The Dispatch, from Riga to Galway, struck on the Black
Rock in Galway Pay, on the 11th inst. and filled with water, but
was got off the next morning.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House,
when the following Captains were sworn into the command of their
respective ships ; viz.—Captain CHARLES MANGLES., of the filarchio.
.ness of Ely, for Madras and Bengal ; and Captain HZNILY HOSMAN,
,Prince Regent, for Bengal direct. The undermentioned ships were
thus timed ; Marchioness of Ely, and Rose, for Madras '
and Bengal; be afloat 30th-March, sail to Gravesend 13th of April,
stay there thirty days, and be in the Downs 17th May.- Prince
Urgent and General Hewitt, for Bengal direct ; be afloat 29th of
April, sail to Gravesend 15th May, stay there thirty days, and be
in the Downs 16th June.
FALMOUTH, JAI4UA arrival* or sailing,.
PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 13.—Wind S.E.—No arrivals or sailings.
Poarsmoorit, JANUARY If.C.thu.—Arrived the Neils Theo-
dore, Nri.rN, from Gottenburgh.
-Deal., JANUARY 14.—Wind W.N.W. thick foggy weather..--,
Came erown from the River and remains, the Ann, Gronca, for
Pernambuco.
Lavintroot, JANCAAY 15.••••••AlTiYed the Glide, PF.ARCE, from Vi-
rginia saiicd 17th December • Rose, Smtair, from St. Andrew's,,
New Brunwick—sailed 14th December; Wakefield, Wik xerietn,
from St—John's, N.A.., Brunswick—sailed Bth December; NilarAaret,
Wrwansos, from Charente ; and Alexander, Satin; from Dantlie.
Poirr OLANCOW, JANUARY 10.—Arriveib the Clyde, Wrissasost,,
from Demerara; and Spattan, SNANNOIS from Nassau.
11,E SSSSS , Ilona av 10.—Arrived the Two Brothers, LOWTNER,
front Rio Janeiro in forty-three days. Sailed the Brothers, for
Trieste; Henry and Isabella, Boras, for Demerara; and Eliza,
Smear, for Tarragona.
ROATR, Jai:user 14.--;The Levant Star and Good Intent
have both been-gut off this morning and brought in here.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, JANUARY 14.
Sines Defame° Itiviaans--The Circassian, from Calcutta ; and
Augusta, from Dantsic.
Oxman; °terra abs—Tbe Auguste, for Havre ; Anne, for Cape
Cast Castle - Castle Huntley, and Thomas Coutts, for India ; and
Tusean, for thei Southern Whale Fishery.
Orevraaae rasa wr, JAN. 13.—The Eliza, for Rotterdam.
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BRIGHTON, JANUARY 13.

'The KING continues in the enjoyment of good health
and spirits..
Several persons of import:ince, we hear, are expected
at the Palace towards.the close of the week.
The Steyne, the Cliff tar:ides, the E,phinade, and the
Chain Piers have been fashionably promenaded to. day.
Lord and Lady GwYDYIt and family left us, and re•
turned to town yesterday.
With the .Earl and Couhtess.ofl3aterot, Lard lieu-
.-Opt, and the tidies AUGUSTA. and Geottotass. Han-
vsi are wive&
•
The KING'S health and presence at Eirighton have oc-
casioned diet place to be inure the resort of the fashionable world,
at this season, than was ever remembered. Every house, of the
first class, is in demand. The balk and dinner parties, in addition
to Royal invitations to. the Palace, are eery numerous; and it is
scarcely possible, to, promenade the i'..sst orWest Cliff, or the Steyne,
without being elbowed by a Peer.
The D4')wager Duchess of RICHMOND, and the L'
'Lova, will leave town this day for Sussex.
The Duke of Sr.. At.DAN's, and the .Ladies Remy-
ct tear, left town yesterday for their seat, Gatton, Surrey.
The Dowager Countess of CARHAMPTON has arrived
at her house in 13ruton-street, Berkeley-square, from her seat
Payne's hill, Surrey. •
Countess COWPER has left town for her seat, Pan-
ganger,. I tents.
Loid VA LLETORT left town yesterday for Dowager
Lady Scrents.l4 seat, in Norfolk.
Lcrd Alcurovirxe has left town for Eatl Cowrin's
Pansaagel, Harts.

seat, •.. _
Colonel and Mrs. Auterls left Jordan's Hotel, St.
James's-Meet, yesterday, for Mr. CAsirsoles seat, in Sussex.
The Duke of Yoaa is expecteJ to leave town on Sa-,
turday for Woburn Abbey, on a visit to the Duke pod Duchess of
Brovoso.
Lord Foratszorre has left Hastings, for Abiagdon.
The Marquis of Tsearteco is still much indisposed.
Miss Fox is getting better.
Lord SEFTON passed his Christmas holidays at his
mansion at Crosteth HaU, near Liverpool, where his lovely daugh-
ters and a large circle of visitors enjoyed the true Engll4li hospita-
lity of this worthy and liberal Nobleman.
Over--Last week a meeting took place at the rear
of the New Barracks, Cork, between Messrs. W ALMA
and Moss, both of the Permit Office of the Excise Re-
venue Department, and the to: mer brother to Mr.
HotwELL WALSH E, the Barrister. They were attended
by Messrs. N. SCOLLARD and M'CanTur: The parties
having taken their ground, fired by 'signal, without
effect. An ineffectual .attempt at a reconciliation was
then made, and a second discharge of pistols took place,
.when Mr. WA LSII E had a narrow escape, the ball from
his adversary's pistol having grazed his side, the mark
of which was visible on his clothes. The seconds then
walked their respective friends off the ground without
further communication. A surgeon was in attendance.
• Saturday evening the following event happened :
Mr. Prima, of Clapham, an eminent Surgeon, &c. there,
had been attending the last moments of one of his
patients ; he stopped an hour after to console the
widow, and then went home in his carriage. Finding
himself unwell, he walked up stairs, sent for his wife
and parto_er, and on Mrs. Paton entering the room, he
said, "My dear, lam dying." It was too true, he had
burst a blood vessel, and died in a quarter of an hour,
after the declaration.
A vessel has arrived at Guernsey, from Rio de Ja::
neiro, Which sailed from that port on the 26th of Nov
vember ; but the letters which have reached town con-
tain no events of political importance. It is said that
Lord CONFRANICS last cruise had proved very success.
ful, and tbat each sailor had shamed prize-money to a
most extravagant amount, which had attached them in
the strongest degree to the Brazilians, at the same time,
that it held out an almost irresistible temptation to new-
adventurers to join him.