Star.
London, England, 1824-10-06 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WHALE FISHERY.
The following account of the Davis' Straits Fishery, to the 9th
September, was this morning received at Lloyd's :

" Wainr, Ocx. 4.—.-Off this port the Mary Frances, Witentsow,
from Davis Straits, with 13 fish, about 140 tuns. Captain Wtt-
mnisox reports the average of the fishery to the 9th alt. was about
55 tuns to each ship. Hull ships—Andrew Marvel, five fish ;
Ariel, three; Brunswick, five; Cato, three; Cambrian, threE ;
Comet, three ; Derdon, five ; Duncombe, five; Ellison, six ; Eli-
sabeth, four; Gilder, four ; Harmony, five ; Ingria, six ; Isabella,
three ; Jane, two ; Progress, four; William, four; Zephyr, three;
William Torr, six. London ships—BarkwOOd, two; and the
Dundee, clean. Whitby ships—James, five; Phoenix, four; Ite-
solution, two ; William and Ann, 13. Newcastle ships--Cove,
three ; Granville Bay, five ; Lady Jane, four. Leith ships—
Home Castle, two; Juno, six; North Pole, four; Success. four;
William and Ann, two. Berwick ship—Norfolk, six. Kirkaldy
ships—Caledonia, three; Earl Percy, three ; Rambler, six ; Triad,
two. Aberdeen ships—Achilles, two ; Advice, two; Dorothy,
two ; Fairy, two ; Friendship, five ; Horn, five ; Princess Char-
lotte, three; Thomas, four; and Three Brothers, three."

Xrrived off Brighton, the Melpomene, asactav, from Jamaica.
tumours, Oct. 4.—Wind S.E. to E.&E—Arrived the Duke
of Kent packqt (2), from Lisbon. Sailed the Brothers, Parrs for
Itio ; Union, Causes; and Waterloo, Birettas, for Gijon. :The
Jane, Joints, for Odessa, in turning out, ran foul of a vessel and re-
ceived damage—she was obliged to return.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 4. Wind E. Arrived his Majesty's ship
Lynx, from Lisbon in four days, with Sir EDWARD Tuoarron,
late Ambissador there, on board; Orpheus, FORD, from Smyrna;
and Brothers, Mosso= from Cadiz. Off port, the William,
of Newcastle, from Bahia for Hantburgh. Sailed the Madeira
packet, Wittraws, for the South Seas ; Ulysses, Consuno, for Gi-
braltar; Hawk, Csawroan, for Lisbon; British Union, —, for
Faro; Henrietta, Goon, for Seville; Nelson, Srosu, for Pernam-
buco; and Cyprus, Rams, for the Cape of Good Hope.
PORTSMOUTH, T. 5 —Wind S.—Arrived his Majesty's ships
Ranwina and CALLIOPR, from Chatham; Matilda, Watus; and
Friendship, from London.
DEAL, Ocz. s.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Charlotta, HUTCH,
from Hamburgh for Bombay. Came down from the River and
sailed, the Bride. Norms, for Rio; Harrington, CANNY, for Ber-
muda; and the Marquis of Huntley,fur ape Coast Castle.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 4.—Wind S.—Arrived the Blucher, Purres,
from Bliramichi; Maria, --, from Harlingen; and the Vrow
Jacobs, Riot, Trom Rotterdam. Off the port, the General Brock,
from Campeacby.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCT. 5.
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SNITS ENTERID INWARDS-.-The Aurora, Allies, and Goede Hoop,
from Bilboa ; Venus, from the Cape of Good Hope; Betsey, from
Names; Unicorn, from Cuba ; Atlas, from Virginia; Fanny, from
Gibraltar ; Rotterdam, from Rotterdam ; Toone, from Antigua ;
Alexander, Golden Spring, and Marquis of Anglesea, from Ja-
maica; and Isabella, from Bombay.
ENTMO Ourwaans—The Preston, for Genoa ; Isabella, Thetis,
and John, for Hamburgh; Arend, for Antwerp; Acasta, for St.
Lucie ; Abeena, for Marseilles; Lancaster, for Philadelphia ; M
'-
randa for BeDe ; Ruth, and Thetis, for Jamaica ; and Elisa-
beth, for Grenada.

WINDSOR, OCT. s.—The KING took his accustomed
airing in the Park yesterday, and in the afternoon had a select party
to dinner at the Ito* Lodge. Among the distinguished guests
were the Duke of Wattnurros, Prince FAITIKHAZY, the Austrian
Ambassador, the Russian Ambassador, the Countess of Lawns, &c.
In the evening, the Band of the lit Life Guards attended, and
played at the Royal Lodge fur the amusement of tbsi company.
On account of the unfavourable state of the weather tills morning,
the Kum has not left the Royal Lodge.
Sir EDWARD THORNTON, late Ambassador to the
Court of Lisbon, arrived at Plymouth on Monday, in
the LIVELY, in four days from Lisbon.
The Dutch Ambassador transacted business with Mr
Secretary CANNING at the Foreign Office yesterday.
The Duke of RUTLAND has the Duke of YORK, and a
distinguished party of visitors, at his seat, Cheveley Park.
Lord MELBOURNE entertained E:trl and Countess
Coarse, and a select party of friends at dinner yesterday, at his
house, Whitehall.
A recent letter from Italy states, that 3BROME
BONAPARTL had returned to Rome from his tour to Vienna. ' It is
understood that be has purchased some valuable estates in the
Austrian dominions.

•
Mr. Secretary PEEL has appointed Mr. EDWIN NEW.
MAN and Mr. Jon! Waittvo as Kings Messeugas for Foreign Ser.
vie!, upon the new establishment.
MARRIAGE IN Hiatt LIFE.--.Yesterday, at Hampton,
the Honourable and Very Rev. the DiAN of Wuonsos, to CHAR..
Lorre SELINA, second daughter of It/CHARD 1110 ORS, Esq. of.
Hampton Court Palace.

The Last India Company's ship Duke of York arrived
at Bombay on the 616, and the 'Menus Cmitts on the 19th of May.

Tile. ARMY.
Theist Battalion of the 80th Regiment has marched front Chat-
ham for Cantorliiir. •
The 39th Regiment of Foot has been ordered to march from
' Limerick to Buttevant.
The Ilth Reglnient of Infantry arrived in two divisions, on the
30th ult. and td inst. at Cork, from 'f emplemore.
• The I Sth Regiment of Foot arrived on the Ed inqtant, at Cork,
trom Waterford.
The 58th Regiment of Infantry has been ordered to match from
Clonmel to Waterford.
The 84th Regiment of Foot has been ordered from Waterford
to Cloomell.

The 61st Regiment of Infantry has been ordered to march from
Cork to Limerick.
Commission in the Carnurthenshire Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Carmarthenshire.
Griffith Bowen Jones, Gent. to he Surgeon, vice Howell, resigned.

CO 'ENT-GARDEN THEATRE.

Notwithstanding the unpropitious state of the weather, this
Theatre was last night filled almost to an overflow. The sterling
Comedy of John 131111, which is throughout, in its conduct and sea-
timents,truly Eng Hill, met with a real John Bull reception—hearty

and unalloyed. It is impossible fir a piece to be better cast, and,
so far as the acting went, it is almost faultless. The Mer►y Monarch
succeeded apropos; and Mr. KeatsLa sustained his high reputation
as an actor cf great veraatility and genius. In the Palace he was
right Royal, and in Wapping he rolled, and tightened his slacks, in
a way that would not have disgraced the oldest Jack in the service.
Joses's Rochester was a light and gentlemanly performance, and his
flowing wig could not have descended more gracefully, even on the
shoulders of the Noble wit whom he personated. Pas-etre*
Copp is unique—an excellent piece of acting ; and Miss Ilamataascay
is much improved in vocal science. The whole went off uncom-
monly well, and Charles the Second will, no doubt, be often repeated.