Star.
London, England, 1830-05-21 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Milford, Taylor, from Mogadure, bas arrived is the Creek.
The Catbetine, Brown, from Lout au Prince, bas arrive.' at
Cowes.

The Rajah, from New Bedford, has arrived off Por,land.
The Ilannah, from Halifax to Liverpool, was lost on SW.
Island in December. Three of the crew saved.
Dam., May 20.—Wind E.N.E. fresh.--Arrived from the Iti•
vet, and sailed, the Tyne, Brown, tot the Mauritius. Arrived
from Shields, and sailed, the Glenalcon, Iticherhy. for St. ilelena.
Puarsatooviss MAT 20.—Wind S.E —Arrived off the tort, the
Catherine, Fenn, from Bengal.
PLYMOUTH, MAT 19.—Wind Wea.—Arrived off the Start, the
Avis, ---,from Charleston; Minervs, Dodd, from Marseilles ,
and Yellow Bird, Dodd, from Gibraltar.

FALMOUTH. MAY 19.—Wind W. to N.W.—Arrived the Lyr3
packet, from the Leeward Islands—sailed from St. Tbomm's tht-
110th ultimo; and Reynard packet, from Bermuda—sailed front
Halifax the 21 inst.

Livaaroo: '.llaT 19.—Arrived the Warwick, Gibson, front
Bengat—sailed 16th January; Cumberland, Holmes, from Mo.
hil+; Watchman, Mason, from New Orleans; and Isaac Hicks,
Dickinson, front Charleston. Off the port, the Indian Chief,
—, from Dent ; Kingston, Wood, from New Orleans;
Thies Dale, Kane, from Charleston; Philip, Tabb, from Balti.
more; and SylvanusJenkitis, Allen, from New York.

B , MAT IS—Arrived the John, Gray, (tom Alicant ;
James. Albin, from Bremen ; and Ardent, Gowan, from Londo..
HASTINGS. MAY 19.—Arrived off the port, the Elizabeth, Smith,
front Barbados., and Virginia Packet, Henry, from Virginia.
The Duke of GRAFTON entertained a large party to
dinner yesterday, at his house in Clarges-street.
Lord HOLLAND entertained the Marquis and Mar-
chioness of LANSDOWNE, and a distinguished party ter
dinner yesterday, at Holland House.
The noble residence of Lady F. L Gow EA, in Cleve-
land-square, was thrown open on Wednesday night to
upwards of 600 of the principal Nobility. The apart-
ments were most brilliantly illuminated. The Duke of
WELLINGTON, and nearly the same
.visiters as at Al-
mack's Ball on the same night, were present.
M RS. PUTLAN D'S GRAND DEJEUN E.—On Thursday
last, this fashionable leader gave a splendid Fete, at her
beautiful and romantically situate Villa adjoining Bray.
The Demesne was laid out with tents and marquees, and
the preparations were made on a scale of magnificence
commensurate with the known hospitality of the estimable
hostess, and suitable to the distinguished party invited,
which exceeded over seven hundred persons in number.
About two o'clock, the company began to arrive, and the
carriages, which literally formed a line for a great part of
the road between Dublin and Bray, had not finished set-
ting down until five. The guests were received at the
grand entrance, on the steps of which Mrs. Putland stood
to receive and welcome her visitors. Groups were then
formed which paraded the house—pedestrianized through-
out the picturesque grounds and beautifully laid out gar-
dens—lounged in the splendid and newly-erected conser-
vatory, or ascended to the platform on the roof of the
mansion, which commands one of the most varied and
delicious views in nature—mountain, wood, water—all
that can form the beau ideal of landscape. Meanwhile,
refreshments—coffee, ices, orgeat, lemonade, and Oriental
sherbert—were served with a profusion almost approaching
to waste. At half-past five o'clock the banquet was an-
nounced. This was laid out in the two large rooms en
the ground-floor of the house ; and tables were spread in
six marquees, loaded with every delicacy that luxury could
invent or wealth produce. The champaignes and ether
wines were of the first growths and highest flavour, and
were improved by being previously iced. After the re-
past waa over, dancing commenced on " the sod," to an
excellent band, and the festivities of this harmonious
and delightful scene wore prolonged until long after night
had cast her sable mantle over the earth. The weather
was most auspicious, and every thing cond”ced in happy
co.nbinaticn of the pleasures of the day —Dublin Paper,

PRICE Or sro. is E.
Rink stock 216 17
3 per Vent. Ited. 921
3 per Ct. Cms. 931 1 g 1
31 per Cr. 1818,
31 per Cr. Red. 991
4 per Cent. 1024 I
4 per Ct. 1826, 1041
Lung AWL 19 1.16
Do. 30Years.Ap1.0et. 18415.16

AT TWO 0 CI.. CK.
Do. SOYrs. July. Jan. 19 .S 16
India Stock, 242
India Bonds 24 112
Old Annuities
£lOOO Exch. Bill% 77 2
ASV Ditto 77 6
1100 and X2OO Do. 77
India for Acet.
Cons. for Ace. 251 I

AND FOREIGN °mock,.
TAM Tit sr.
300 300 463 --
25 1 2 221
90i y
Ci

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Do Account 41
Alex. l 31•. ISM 6 per C(.
Do. B. 182:1.6 p Ct.
Do. Acc• 3'o;
Pelee. MI, 6pr Cr. 24i 5
Sp. Mk 5 per 0 I. laz
Do. Arc.
Fr. R. 5 p Ct. 1050. 50:.
&Khmer. 23f. 60e