Star.
London, England, 1822-06-12 00:00:00

NAVAL LLLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, Juan E.N.F..—Sailed the Marqrts et
Queensberry packet, for the Mediter-ancan ; Lady Mary It
►atn packet, for the Brazil; Maria, Miont.troat, fur C.: qv--
dimple; Trial, JrNatas, and Draper, RILIIARDE, for Lortian.
roarsmousu, Jcse 11.— Wind N.E.—Arrived the tant
steam-packet ; and Longlands, CrNsma, from Lo•idnn. Sail,
the James Sibbald, Fonses, for Dornbay ; and Avsnit, (LE LA,
for Norway.
Mac, Julie 11 —Wind N. N. 11—Came dawn from the Rie r
this morning the Warren Hastings, ItlAsox, for Calcutta. Ar-
rived last night, and sailed fur the River, a West India ship,
name unknown.—Seven o'Clock : The Dorietshire, Lrus, fur
Calcutta, is now coming through the Gull Stream, and no do
she and the Warren Hastings will both proceed on their voyages
this evening, the wind being quite fair.
CUSTOM- Muss, Jean al.—Ships Entered Inwards: The Ha.
nover, from Jamaica; Cyprus, from St. stersburgh; York
Merchant, from Charente ; William, from Harlingen ; Amp:.i-
trite, from Riga ; and London, from liamburgh.—Entered
wards : The Nymph, for Smyrna; Gertruda, for Amsterdam ;
and Leda, for Curacoa.—Cleared Outwards: The Catha:in:,
for Stettin ; Viscountess Down, fur liambur,gh; Merton, ;u:
l'illau ; Zeemeuw, for Amsterdam ; Triomf°, for Cadiz ;
Cambridge, for St. John's.

Last night, at half past twelve o'clGck, his M.&JE rr
arrived at his Palace, in Pall-Mall, from Windsor.
Yesterday the Duke of YORK held a Levee as COVI.
orander-in-Chief, at his Office in the Horse-Guards,
which was attended by
The Marquis of Lothian, Marquis of rute, Earl of Ashburn-
ham. Lord Combermere, Sir George Nugent, General Gastorte,
Sir Hrnry Fane, Sir IL Donkin, Sir John Murray, Sir Ilues.to
Lowe, Sir R. O'Callaghan, Generals Walker, Orde, R yrat,l-
- Gordon, Mainter, Sir William Cockburn, Eden, ang a great
number of other Officers.

With feelings of deep regret we notice the di-tresc-
ing accounts which are daily received from Ireland;
the Reports presented to the Committee at the City
of London Tavern, are appalling beyond description.
We are informed that a letter was yesterday received
from a Rev. Prelate, who is most active in ti.e wcric
of Charity, addressed to a Gentleman in Ireland,tlir)
transmitted it to this country, in which his Grace 11,es
the following emphatic expressions," The smallest Rini
or aid is of use in these times of sad and frightful virat.r-
tion. Notwithstanding all that is doing I
.frar many
thousands must paisliji ons actual hunger. I set out to-
morrow, please GOD, to visit the most distressed parts
of the county of Mayo; I am frightened at the ap-
palling scenes and sickness, but I will live with the
famishing and diseased during the summer, and I
trust that the LORD in his mercy will put a period to
thii bitter visitation."
Musses or Mrs. Dna:as-i.e.—The inspection of the persons of
the two men confined in Barkhr. Jail, suspected of bring the
murderers of Mrs. I)unatty, toil place on Saturday. All the
witnesses who had seen persons near the house on the night of
the murder, inspected the parsons of these suspected men. Mrs.
Tamen and Mrs. Jeers thought there was sonic resemblanae
between F.lkner, one of the prisoners, but neither of them cou:d
swear to his person; and the other witnesses did not think rh:re
was any resemblance between the prisoners, and the persons
they had seen ; and thus the matter rests at present.
Manic BOROLANY, AND ATTACK UPON • LAlllT.—Y.:sterd3y
morning, about a quarter past three o'clock, a thief corned the
house of Mrs. Osborne, of No. 42, Green-street, Grosvenor-
square, by cutting a hole through the kitchen door in the front
area; he proceeded to Mrs. Osborne's chamber, and, placing a
pistol to het head, swore be would instantly blow out her
if she caused the least alarm. He immediately seized her packets,
out of which he stole a 101. note, and a purse containieg two
sovereigns, and also took a valuable watch. The threats of the
thief awoke the female servant who slept in the adjoining apart-
ment, and finding there was some one near at hand, he hastella
down stairs with all possible speed, and escaped into the strae-
C'eaut Eacitas:ce' Matte-taxer, JUNE 14.—Our Wheat trade
continues very much depressed, having but few buyers, and a
large quantity at market, not only of this week's supply, bi:t
trdm previous arrivals, and the inferior qualities have only a no-
minal value ;.but the few fine sampks that were got uff this
morning were at Monday's prices. The advance tlist took pl,L:e
on Monday in the prices of Barley, Peas, Beans, ase Oats w:a
fully supported to-day ; the demand for the latter article was tar
from brisk.

DIED.
At Cbeshont, on the 9th instmt, Erederick Baskerville,infAnt
sea of Thomas Waltoa, Esq. of the Foreign Post•Oßce.

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