Star.
London, England, 1824-08-25 00:00:00

11' AP AL INTELLIGESCE.

Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloicra at Cronstadt, dated
C:h .August :

I have to acquaint you, that the Light-house of Pakalout, on
the coast of Finland,. opposite Natgetr, will tk lighted on the
‘-'7th of August: its height is 150 feet pb4eAe. rivet of the water;
and that it may not be mistaken for Nargenoghich is also a revolving
ight, Paltalout is one-third of .she Arne dark. And two-thirds ditto
bright. Nargen light;is three-foutths of the timedark and one-fourth
bright. I have been unable to ascertain the exact time of revolution.

-the Lady Mary

FALMOUTH, AUG. 23.—Wind
Pelham packet, for the lislands.
Ptruourn, Auo. 23.—Wind. W.— Arrived his Majesty's ship
As;rve, from the Alediterraman.; and•Carmllerland. Calarts, from
LOndon. bff the port, the. MOIrAt, DROWN, from Canton.
DEAL, Auo. 24.—Wind ,/§l.& by -r. men, a. as. passed the
South Sand Head, the Netherland{ fripte Agie, livasassimacie;
and corvette Pollux, tosattisd to tjte,Cra,la'A Of Guinea, with troops.
Arrived and remains, the Clifton,Bairrut,from4aanaica. Came
down from the River, the Welcome, Moaitssou ; and Asty,.Btoost-
aso.n,..for Leghorn ; and Beaufoy, --, for the•Souda Seas.
/avesroor.„ Aim. 2.3.—Artived.the Mural, Itlit.ansug, from Que.
bee; and Ciammercei of Shieldil,-fakon},lsiorthAsuerica.
PETERHEAD, Ana. 21.—The Perseverance, Susraou, from Green-
land, arrived here yesterday, with five fish, ninety tuna; saw no
prospect of doing any good by remaining longer; reports that souse
ships intended to remain on the fishing-ground tiltabout the midrib,
ot September.
YARMOUTH, Auc. 24.—The TrAnstry, WHITE, of. Arundel, frost
Shields, struck on Hasarti-Sand the 224 inst. and went to pieces
_a boy was brought on shore yesterday. withshis leg broken. picked'
Lc by a boat belonging to Gorlstone, the only survivor of the crew.
Doves, Ace.. 24.—Arrived off the port, the Mentor, Lbastatssur,,
from China; Palambam, Kum, from Jamaica; and Brilliant,
Wo.son, from Rio Janeiro. _

Prreassoaam, AUGUST 3.—From the 16th June to the 16th July,
there arrived at Cronstadt 233 Merchantmen ; 163 were English.
Eastsuatts, Anouir 14.—Captain A. flaacxx, who arrived at
Bremen on the 13th, from Greenland. brings the following ac-
cnuut of the other ships :2—Clptarn. Haasite Miami has 2,700
seals; Joust HAACKE, 3,100 ditto; Wm.:ilia:its, 2,300 ditto,
,me whale, and ten casks; JOHN tlaneas, 7,300. seals, one whale,
•and twenty-five casks; 13. VINNSIOSIL, 890 seals—all the above
from firemen. The ships from the Elbe bad taken altogether
13,100 seals, and 11 whales. The ships from the different English
port. which he knew of iu Greenland had taken altogether 126
whales, must of them of a small size. ' '
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The ship Lady Amherst, Captain Clifton, which sailed from Me.
tirgs the 3d of April, has brought intelligence that -the following
ships were taken up on the expedition from Madras, in addition UP
those formerly mentioned :
Tabora, 1). Oliver; Resolution, A Bramwell; John Banner.
man, J. C. Alford; James Colvin, 11. Wemyss ; Bombay Merchant,
J. hill; Helen, H. Langley; David Clark, P.. Falconer ; Ferguson,
J. Sutbesland ; Virginia, P. Butler; East Indian, P.Ray; Hercules,
J. Heron; Vittoria, J. ff. Switham; and Susan W. Hamilton.
The Jangeer, Abelhussan ; the Ann, Gibson and the Dayld
Balcolni lianwell, were expected to be engaged.
The Charles Forbes, Bridon ; the Corn Wallis, Hardie; and the
Lowjee Family, Lewis, were taken up at Bombay, and sailed fat
Csunonore and Madras on the 19th VI. March.
His MajestY's sloop
.Atticazos. was the only vessel left at Bons•
bay on the 26th of April.
In addition to the veisels formerly stated to have been taken up
Calcutta for the expedition, the Ann Robertson, W. Clark, was
engaged.
Passengers per Uciliety (expected from Bengal and Madras).—
Lieut. Gregg, 30th Regiment ; lieutenants Faskett and Davidson,
46th Regt. and Lieut. Henderson, 23d Native Infantry—from
Madras; 41Irs. Goodman, Mrs. Deadwick, J. W. Keys, Esq. and
Lieut. Steel, from Bengal.
Passengers per blexborough, expected from Bengal and Madras
••-'Mrs. and Miss Greig, Mr. Shaer, and Mr. Underwood.
. SHIPS ZIPICIED TO.SAIL THIS WlttlC.—For Bengal—Hero of Ma-
lown, Garrick; Portsea, Shepherd ; and Felichas, Campbell, from
I'o:tsmouth. For Bombay Cumbrian, Clarkson, from the
Downs. For the Cape--Kerswill, • Armstrong, from the Downs.
For New South Wales and Van Dieman's Land—Admiral Cock-
burn' Briggs, frottrtho Downs For Batavia end Sincapoee--Cor-
sair, Robinson, from Liverpool.
Arrivals at Bengal—Eliza, Cutlibertson, from Batavia, March
13; Ganges,- Ford, from London and Madras, March.l3 ; his Ma-
jesty's ship Lars, from Madras and Ceylon, April 8; and Penang
3lerchant, Bresly, from Penang, April 6.. . .
&Alias' from Bengal—Dunregan Castle, Campbell, for Madras,
\larch 23; and Ceres, Butler, for Madras March. 22. • .
Arrival at Bombay—Java packet, Beargard, from the Mauri-
I, April 7. •
\ rrisals at. Madras--Resolation, Bramwell, from March
Pedang, Rogers • Hercules, Heron ; and Ferguson, Sather-
, from Bengal; David Clark, Falconer, from Bombay, on the
of March. Vittoria, Southern, from Bengal,i on the 19th of
:h. Susan' Hamilton, from Bengal, on the 20th of March.
Gibson; Bombay, Parker; and blexborough, Cope, from
on the 29th of March. Mary, Arabes. from Bengal, on
7,0t1i of March. Lady Amherst, Clifton, March 31. Fort
liam Glass • Caroline, Pearson; and James Scott, Mackenzie,
Bengal, April 10; Britannia, Wise, from Ceylon, April 12.
Nepos, trader, has arrived at Flushing; also the Aquatic,
~ both from the 'Mauritius and England, in the Texel ;
(nia, Reynolds, from Bengal at Lima.
Passenger per Lady Amherst, Clifton—Mr. R. , Prince, from
(Mena.
Passengers per the Lady. Nugent, from Bengal, arrived at the
•• bound to Gibraltar and London—Mrs. Welden ; Lieut.-Co-
J. Noble, C.B. horse brigade; Lieut.-Colonel Wekkn, 2d:
Artillery ; Major W. Clapham'
a 4th Regt. Ni.. James An-
, Esq. Surgeon; Lieut. J. Home, Ist Bat. Artillery; Mr.
•Gibson; Mr. Harbour Wright.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, AUG. 24.
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inses EFTS awn lowAsna— The Mary Ann, frcm St. Petersburgb;
Lrgaret, from ditto; Skelton, from Archangel; Rawlins, from
I,sisica ; Fortuna, from Dantsic •' Merchant, from Gottenburgb
-tv, from Dantzic ; Venus, from Hamborgh ; Cane Gr
St. Vincent's ; Alice, from Dants.ic; Venerable, from St.
Attrsburgh ; James, from Oporto; Boldon, from St. Petkrsburght
James. from Riga; Ida, from Dantsic ; Alliance, from ditto; Nev.
trona ditto; Cornwallisyfrom Narva ; I'hurney Close, from
York William Mabb, from Archangel ; Marie !Aube; from
rr"tl; Ki,ty, from St. Petersburgh ; Victoria, from ditto ; WS.
from ditto; Nicolay, from Christiana ; Ant, from Hamburgb;
~erva, from Christiana; and Hopewell, from Jamaica.
ENTIIIFJ) OCTWA RDS—The Palmyra, for Calcutta; A retbusa, foe
tandria; Desire, fur Valencia; Vrow Elizabeth, for Glow;
Brttannica, for liamburgh.

thing in punts has become fashionable since the
rquig CHOT.MOI4DELET has set the example.
respite has been sent down for 1 helms Savage, who
ordeted fur execution at Huntingdon, on Saturday
21st instant, fur arson.
'otter, tor the murder of Mr. Brereton, was executed
Iday week, in a field, near the Cross of Shinnagh,
miles distant from Killarney, and very near the
where Mr. Brereton was found murdered. He
""wiedged his guilt on the scaffold.
Reid and Biahop Sharp were matched at Beicher's on Monday
to fight on the Bth of October, for £5O a-side.
IL Niteroi atm Jut Butx.—The *mood deposit in part of
.410. fur which these men Are to fight, was made good yester-
at SI ary
rtut:e. otie Lristol Buy) and Spencer, the butcher, arc snatched
tht Iu t4c arnic hug with the above.