Star.
London, England, 1830-01-28 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Dear., Jaw. 27.—Wind S. by W.—Arrived the Dryad, Mara.
from the Mauritius; Apulln, ltainiall, from Berbiee ; Orbit, Fish,
from Virginia ; and Cynthia, Linklater, from Palermo.
Jaw. 27.—Wind S. by W.—Arrived the Scoobill,
Thomas, from Cephalonia.
Larsaitoor., Jaw. 26. Arrived out at Buenos Ayres, the David
Campbell, Morrie. Arrived the Julius eager, M.lduller, from
Savannah. Off the port, the Wm. Penn, from Savannah;
New York, from New Yurk ; and Nimrod, from
Charleston. _ _ _

Curer, Jen. 27.—Atrived the Beta, Pratt, from Savannah.
Doves, JAN. 27..—Arrived the Leda, Picot, tram Boston.
Fe:moven, Jan. 26 —Arrived the Allerton, Gill, from Jamaica
nailed 27th November.

The French and Russian Ambassadors had a confer- There is a paragraph making the round of the papers
ence, which lasted nearly two hours, with the Earl of this morning, stating that the four Irish Spritual Peers
ABERDEEN, at the Foreign Office yesterday. next Session of Parliament, are,—His Grace the Arch-
Viscount MELVILLE held a Levee yesterday at the bishop of Dublin, the Bishops f Rephoe, Limerick, and
Admiralty, which was numerously attended by Naval Dromore. In Ireland there are four Archbishopricks,
Officers. and eighteen Bishopricks, one of the Archbishops
. monis, the Spanish Minister, had an in-Mons BERand three of the Bishops, sitting one Session in the Peers
terview with the Earl of ABERDEEN yesterday, at the House of Parliament by rotation. In the first Session
office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, of the first Parliament of Geo. IV. in 1820, the Arch-
A deputation of the Goldsmith's Company, composed bishop of 7TAIII sat with the Bishops of Ferns,Clorie,
of the Prime Warden, the three Wardens, and several and Cork ; the order of rotation completes a Cycle in
members of the Company, together with Mr. LANE, the twelve Sessions, end consequently every thirteenth Sea-
Clerk of the Company, attended yesterday by appoint- sion, the incumbents of the same 13ishopricks, sit again
meat at the Treasury, for the purpose of having a con- with the incumbent of the same Archbichoprick ; the
ference with the Lords of the Treasury. The Deputation following Statement will servo as a perpetual Calendar
were met by the Duke of Wetraworow and two other of Rotation:—
Lords of the Treasury, Mr. Huta' ES, as Master of the Arshliakepa St together
Mint, the Deputy Master and Worker of the Mint, and of Staid the Bikers / seem in
the Kt wo's Assay Master.—The conference lasted about 1521 Asmaint 1011 aloe, Kiloton, Clogker 1533-1845
B. Dupla, theory. Knish, sad Cloofert 11. 2
a quarter of an hour. il CAUSULL Meath, Kildare, and Derry 5 7
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East kp :Lan • Rapture, Limerick, and Drowse. e— •
India House, when Capt. JOSEPH STANTON, of the ship Do Amami Elphin, Waterford, and Down 7 9
General Harris, took leave of the Court previous to de- !I, Ca
Ferns, Myna. and Cork 11-1850
parting far Bengal.and China. 7 ASNILL KiU4lO,, Kihnore, Clogher 9 1
S TeAM Dewey, Killah, sad Cluofrrt 1140. 2
The present vacancy in the Episcopal Bench isthe first lo Aimee,' Nleath. Kildare. sod Derry I— 3
which has occurred during the Premiership of the Duke IWO Maus Haphoe, Linterick; and Drawers 1— 4
of WELLINGTON. 1 CASSELL Ophin, Waterford. sod Duwa 3 5
The late Dr. Lt/ X MORE, the Bishop of St. Asaph, II TUAM Ferns, Cloyne, sad Cork 4 6
owed his elevation in the Church to his connection with There are few subjects upon which the tribe of politi-
the family of the Duke of Bucci.zycn ; and it is ru- cal economists have differed more than as to the capacity
mound as not improbable that his successor may do the of the country to maintain a given number of inhabitants;
same. Bishop WATSON taking it st ;K:lmillions, Bishop HA LE at
The late Joni; Loxmoax, D.D. Lord Bishop of St. 90, while the Earl of LAUDERDALE, one of the modern
Asaph, filled a seat on the Episcopal Bench 23 years. In economical school, declares it might sustain 180 millions.
1807 he was consecrated Bishop of Bristol ;in the lel- A picture by Vandyke, which formed part of the furni-
lowing year he was translated to the See of Hereford ; cure of the late Governor of the Tuileries, was knocked
and in 1815 to that of St. Asaph. In the neighbour- down for the value of the frame, nt the sale of the effects
hood of St. Asaph, and, indeed, throughout the whole of the deceased. When the mistake was found out, a
of the diocese, his Lordship's decease will be long and claim was blade, but in nein—the purchaser paid only 80
deeply lamented.—Chester Courant. francs for it. •
On the Oxford Circuit it is reckoned that about seven A letter from Dresden says,—" Our city now offers
causes per day are tried in the Niid Pries Court. On the an extremely animated spectacle, in consequence of the
Northern (where the subject natter is generally note number of foreigners who have chosen it for winter reel-'
important) fourteen. dews. . A great many English and Russian families stay
The passage through the Regent's Canal has been here until the spring, and then go to drink the waters of
kept open during the frost by means of log-boats, the Bohemia. Them are -- - and pewit
sharp prows of which hais been propelled with such fere* clubs, and various scientific
as to break through every o le. Our public lectures are
It is said that thirty young people, of a boarding-house first dintinction• and
in the vicinity of the city of &Mane, west lately in &sit Bioko their' stay here
upon the Loire, and that the ice hiving balk*, she, wen ammo d M. Arnold
all drowned. The proprietor of the ootabliolomont, . toad's* it is ono of
bearing of the accident, blew oust Lim lirshin.:—Apaiv. 11151iy."4431fit Paper
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