Star.
London, England, 1831-07-08 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

YARMOUTH, JULY 7.
This morning arrived from St. Petersburgh, with
wheat and hemp, bound to Liverpool, the Urina, of
this port, Tennant master—quarantine flag flying,
part t f the crew on board being very ill.
Wednesday a splendid entertainment was given
by the Hon. Colonel Wodehoase, and the officers
of the East Norfolk Militia, at the mess-room of
the Naval Hospital, Yarmouth, to the numerous
visitors—sea-bathers—and the principal inhabitants
of the town.

Yesterday morning the first stone of the church
n..,ar the White Lion, Jetty-roai, was
hid, by the Rev. -- Pellew, Dean of Norwich,
attended by the following procession, viz.—Bell-
man, with staff of office ; beadles, two and two ;
corporation band and colours ; posse of police ;
principal inhabitants of the town ; children of the
charity school, and other foundations, two and
two ; town and country clergy ; Corporation, viz.
the Mayor, Hon. Colonel Wodehouse, and the
Dean of Norwich ; Deputy Mayor and Lord Ne-
vill ; Aldermen and Common Council, two and
two ; the church vestry and a posse of police closed
the procession. The Mayor returned to the New
Hall, where a grand collation was served up.

Married yesterday, at St. George's, Hanover-
Aquarc, Sir John Ogilvie, of Inverquharity, Bart. to
Juliana Barbara, youngest daughter of the late Lord Henry
Howard, and niece to the Duke of Norfolk.

The Marquis of Lothian will, it is said, shortly
lead to the altar the amiable Lady Elizabeth Talbot. A
splendid establishment is in formation. The lady menses
a handsome fortune in her own right.
Dr. BELL, in addition to his other munificent
bequests, has announced his intention of endowing a Pro.
fesu,rsliip of Ecclesiastical History IE Edinburgh, for the
use of students for the Episcopal Church in Scotland and
the Colonies,

Yesterday the news-venders held their anniver-
sary dinner at White.Conduit.House, when upwards of
three hundred of them sat down to a magnificent repast,
furnished at the expense of the newspaper proprietors. The
greatest hilarity prevailed. The newest and most popular
songs were sung with considerable ability.
NORFOLK AN D MA RY-LA-BONNE..—ThiIB grand
context commenced on Monday, at Lord's Ground, Mary-
la.Bonne, and the field throughout the match was well
attended by the admirers of the game. The following were
the players : Norfolk—B. Caldwell, Esq. H. Jenner, Esq.
H. C. Partridge, Esq. G. Caldwell, Esq. H. Wodehouse,
Esq. J. Copford, Esq. G. Fauquier, Esq. F. Fitzroy, Esq.
Leathes, Esq. V. Pilch, and Fuller Nell. Mary la-
Bonne—Hon. Col. Lowther, W. Ward, Esq. H. Kingscote,
Esq. Sir F. Bathurst, R. Kynaston Esq Lord Strathaven,
Sir Vincent Cotton, T. Brown, Esq. Broadbridge, Wen-
man, and Lillywhite. The Norfolk gentlemen went in first,
and scored 00. 'limey-la-Bonne then went in, and obtained
28 above their opponents' first hands. In the second in.
flings of the Norfolk Club, 113 were scored. The Mary-
la.Bonne having 86 to win, obtained that number in their
second hands, with only three of their wickets down. Mr.
Ward, scored 34 ; Wenman, 22: and Lillywhite seven
unly ofthe 86, the tao latter leaving their wickets standing.