Star.
London, England, 1824-09-20 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived off Cape Clear, the Camilla, from Jamaica.
Lieutenant Wets, of the Juerrea, is promoted to the rank of
Commander, and appointed to the Metz-maw, vice Captain James
Moarraou, promoted.
Mr. Frrzozaai.o is appointed Purser of the %mums, in the
room of Mr. Lamar.
The Ninny has been fitted for the home service, and proceeded
to Spithead on Thursday.
The Owen GLINDOW ZS has again been corn
ham, by Captain J. Cocain-au, and also the Esc.
The SCYLLA is commissioned at Chatham.
&twang, SziPr. 18.—Wind S.—Arrived yesterday, the Sand-
wich packet, from the Brazils—sailed from Rio the 18th July,
Bahia, 2d August, and Pernambuco, Bth ditto. The Franklin,
American man-of-war, arrived at Rio, from Lima, on the 13th of
July, and was to sail for New York two days after the Sandwich
left. Sailed the Magnet packet, for Lisbon.
Pi.vuourn, Seer. 18.--Wind a—Arrived the George and Ellen,
BA KIM, from Riga • and Ant, Hessutwooo, from Venice. Off the
port, the NiIe,ILIARII' from Purt-au-Prince ; Westbrook, --,
from Jamaica; Juno, PRITCHARD, from ditto; and Hindustan,
Lams, from Quebec.

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ponirus„mi, SEPT. 1 S.W.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Forma, from Mexico and Ilavannah ; his Majesty's ship SEA.
via, from the Eastward; and Mary Anne, FORSTER, front Peters-
burgh.' Sailed his Majesty's ship BIITOMART, for the West Indies;
John, MarnEws, for Naples; Caroline, JOHNS, for St. Michael's;
and Portsea, SHEPHERD, for Bengal.
DEAL, SErr. 19. Wind S.W.— Arrived the Panmure,
from Pernambuco. Sailed the Florentla, Wnsat.a, fur Bombay.
Three brigs from the River are now turning in.
Livaarom., SErr.lB.—Arrived the Brothers, lItLL, from Jamai-
ca; Norval, Luaus, from Bahia; Tom, Dicameson, front Pernam-
buco; William Galt, from Laguayra ; Warren, Suing, front
New Orleans; Panther, BEEntrr, from New York; Thomas.
DRUAY, from St. John's, New Brunswick ; Mercury, BaowN, from
Miramichi ; Earl Moira, from Quebec ; Golden Grove, --,
from Smyrna • Malta, Wissirrr, from Messina; Commerce, Oau,
front Peterurgh ; Venus, from Brackstatit ; and Argo
HILLMAN, front Dantzic.
BEISTOL, SEPT. 18.—Arrived the Charlotte, WAraits, from Ja-
maica s and Rosa, Jameson, from Odessa.

MR. SECRET AR CANNING.

DUBLIN. SEPTEMBER 17.

The Right Ildnuurable Secretary of State fur Foreign Affairs,
on his arrival, Sidi received by Sir Edward Lees.
Yesterday Mr. Secretary Canning, accompanied by his Secretaries
arrived in one of his Excellency's state carriages at the Mansi.m.
house; shortly after the Right Honourable Gentleman accompa-
nied by the Lord Mayor and Sir Stewart Bruce, proceeded, in his
Lordship's eatriage, through the city, 'risking the Bank, College,
Newgate, &c. llee Recorder of Waterford and Mr. North occu-
pied his Excellency's carriage, add accompanied the Right Hon.
Secretary.
Among other public plates drldch the Right Hon. Secretary for
Foreign Affairs visited yesterday was the Sessions.house ; he sat
some time on the Bench with the Judges. The facetious Counsel-
lor Bethel, regretting exceedinglt 'that a case in which he was re-
tained came to a sudden terminatiori, said aloud, " I am very sorry,
my Lords, this has closed prematurely ; I could have wished that
the distinguished character had heard it and my speeds, it would
have shewn how well justice is administered on this side of tht
water."

To-day the Right Honourable Gentleman was driving about town
in as open barouche, and visited several public buildings.
The Bishop of Limerick arrived in town to-day, to pay his
respects to Mr. Secretary Canning.

HAYMARICIIT THEAIIIC.

A young Lady made her debut on Saturday night as
Peggy, in the Comedy of the Country Girl, and her first
appearance on any stage. She is of the middle Stature;
with a good figure, and playful cast of countenance.
In sustaining the country hoyden, she manifested that
ease and freedom of manner which indicated that she
felt quite at home on the stage. She was most favour-
ably received. The new Farce of 'Twould puzzle a Con-
juror followed, in which Ltrrora and HARLEY kept the
house in a continued roar of laughter. The whole con-
cluded with The Review: HARLEY was the facetious
Caleb Qualms. The Rouse was full.

His Maicrrir, every fine day last week,.drove in his
pony-chalse, attended by his suite, froth Windsor to tirginia Water,
and amused himself with angling, and on Thursday bad excellent
sport. Yesterday, after hearing Divine Service, his !gamer rode
out with his usual attendants. The alterations in Windsor Castle
are already in great forwardness. •
Yesterday, the Duke of YORK arrived at his residence
in Stable yard, St. James's, from his shooting excursion.
The Earl of LIVBEIPOOL arrived in town on Saturday
night from Walmer Castle, and left town yesterday afternoon for
the seat of Mr. Vfnasev-Hoferels, at Sadbrooke, where a grand
was given by Mr. Heaves!, to his I.4dship, Earl
Teem Mr. PLANTA, and a select patty. The Earl of Limaroot.
returned to town this day at noon.
Earl BATHURST transacted busisess at the Colonial
Office on Saturday.
General Mina is completely recovered from the in•
disposition with which he was afflicted when he arrived
in this country. He has had the advantage during that
time of the skill and attentions of Sir Astley Coopet and
Dr. Gaitskell; who have both, in the.handsomest ina.'
ner, refused to accept any remuneration.
Saturday, Gen. Michelena, the Envoy front Mexico,
and his Secretary, Mr. Rocafnerte, waited on Mr.
Fletcherfthe agent of General Iturbide. 'The Genera,
after inquiring respecting the situation of the child' en or
General Iturbide, expressed his solicitude for their we'.
fare: he had no orders from his Government, but he
would personally undertake to defray their expense.;
leaving them,' nevertheless, subject to the disposiricn at
Madame Iturbide. lie asked the annual elystge, anti
said he would address a letter to Mr. Fletcher to that
effect; and added, " I wish them to hare an education
which will enable them hereafter to be useful to their
country." It will be recollected that General Iturbida
left six children in England at school.
It is supposed that not less than £15,000 will have
been expended upon the new Conservatory alone, at Mr
Alexander Baring's magnificent seat, the tit tinge, near
A lresford.
SINGULAR COINCIOINCR.—A respectable dress-maker
in Bath bas four female assistant. in hrr e'nptoy, %%Lose names sic.
•4 Gtiet," " " Neal," aid" ,Fouvr.'

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