Star.
London, England, 1824-08-30 00:00:00

NAVAL L TELLIGENCE.

The Fruhling, SCHRODER' front Memel, has put Into Harwich
with loss of rudder, anchor, and cable, part of her cargo thrown
overboard, and waterlogged, having been on the Holme sand.
The Fort, A :Axle, from Peteraburgh to Lynn, struck on some
rocks near Hogland, previous to the 19th inst. and filled with water
—crew saved.

The Alert, Smotass, from London to Wexford, struck on the
Shirgles on the 20th inst. and lost anchor and cable—cargo (sheep)
Lnding._

The CALtiora IC, Lieutenant JUSTICZ, sailed from Portsmouth
for Dublin on Monday last. The JASPIII only remains.
The Brtrromaav, 10, Captain Velment. is fitting for foreign ser-
rice—supposed to be for the West Indies.
The ASIA, 84, was paid off at Portsmouth on Saturday.
Commander Fttstoar (who took the command on the Coast of
Africa, on the death of Sir R. Mums), is promoted to the rank of
Captain. Jams DUNN, Esq. (who served many years as Purser of
the SPARTAN, and was subsequently Secretary to Vice-Admiral Sir
BFNJAMIN HALLOWS:2J, on the Irish and Chatham stations), is ap-
puourd Secretary to Vice-Admiral Sir RORZRT MooasoM, K.C.B.
Low Conundrlder-in•Chier at Chatham.

The period of Lord Cot.vit.t.z's command on the Cork station
sill expire in November neat, awl it is intended, notwithstanding
Ginner reports to the contrary, to continue a Flag Officer on that
srstinn. Two candidates have been named as likely to succeed his
lordship; viz. Rear-Admirals Sir CHARLES ROWLEY, K.C.B. and
110111iT WINTHROP?, FA+
A reonerssztrrs.— 'Messrs. lIZALT and HOOO, Assistant-Surgeons,
are appointed to the Flag-ship of the Commander-in-Chief on the
Jamaica station ; and Messrs.J. Elsolowason and R. C. NUT; As-
sistant-Surgeons, to the South American station.
FALMOUTH La. 27.—Wind E.—Arrived his Majesty's cutter
GOOD WILL, from Gibraltar—sailed the 6th inst. and sailed again
for Portsmouth ; and Louisa Wilhelmina, Thrives, from Bahia.
PLYMOUTH, Aua. 26.—Arrived the Arrtvz, 46, Capt. A. KING (on
Sunday), from Algiers ; she left at Gibraltar several other of the ships
which went out as a reinforcement to Algiers, being on their re-
turn home. Came in the VENGEANCE, 84, lately launched at Pem-
broke Yard. Sailed the MUMBLE, for Falmouth. Remain, the
BRITANNIA, ACTIVE, DARTMOUTH, VALOROUS, JAISEUE, HARRIER,
CAMPLION, and Mumma.

Aoa•27.—Wind K —Arrived off the port, the Spartan, &sow,
from Alexandria; Elizabeth, Mot-I.ra, from Aux Cayes. Sailed
the Regulus, —, from Miranalebi ; Cumberland, Caaws, for Van
Memo's Land ; George, Davis, for Newfoundland ; Hope, Manox,
for St. Andrew's; Mary, PZILILY, for Fayal; and Sea Lark, War.-
in, for Alicant.

fURTSMOUTII, Aua. 29.—Wind Easterly.—Arrived the Hero,
Nance, from the Downs for Madras. Sailed the John and
lIMY, CLARK, for London.
Auc.2B.—Wind ES.E.—Came down from the River
”sterday and sailed, the Wellington, ALLAN, for Jamaica ; Hero
tr Molawn, for Calcutta ; and Lord Cranstoune, UILQUNAIT, for
Jzmaica.—No arrivals or sailing. to-day.
I.lvsaroos, Ann. 27.—Arrived the Heywood, Boum?, from
Africa ; Baldwin, SALMON, from Nassau, New Providence; Ves.
per, &mar, front St. John's, New Brunswick ; British Queen,
Streutxsou, from Quebec; Marmion, WILLIAMSON ; and Eagle,
!kr rv, from Petersburgh ; Margaret Bogle, Poarzus, front New
lurk—sailed 34.1 August; and St. Vincent, Corwro, from Grenada.
WArearoao, Auo. 27.—Arrived the Dart,Wassysa, from Swan-
"a, awl taken charge of by the Preventive Service.

Saturday afternoon the Duke of GLOUCESTER left his
residence in Park-lane, for Bagsbot.
The Earl and Countess of DARLINGTON and family
art expected in town on Wednesday, from Paris.
The Earl and Countess of BRISTOL and family are
erpeeted in town to-morrow, from Tunbridge Wells, on their way
to their seat in Suffolk.

The Prince of SAXE COBURG took leave of the King
of Firescx on Wednesday, previously to setting out for Germany.
Accounts have been received of the death of ABRA-
R&M MONTS/10RX, Esq. at Lyons, on the =sth inst. He bad been
"'disposed for a considerable time, and travelled in hopes of bene-
lung his health. He was about 35 years of age, and three years
i,on. was well known on the Stock Exchange, from his extensive
specuLtiuns.

The celebrated German philologer, Frederick Wolf,
died on the nth of this month at Marseilles, whither he had gone
for the recovery of his health. He was in the 66th year of his ago,
Last night, soon after eleven o'clock, a fire broke nut
is the first floor of No. 2, Jane•street, Commercial-road. The
speedy arrival of engines soon enabled the firemen to extinguish the
11. mes, which were confined to the floor where it commenced. It
b conjectured that the window curtains had caught fire from a
candle, incautiously placed near them.
Saturday afternoon the wall at the east end of the
Inv-mills of Messrs. Turner, in Gravel-lane, which had been
ve:kened by the fire, fell down with a tremendous crash, doing
e,nsickrable vantage to a house opposite. Fortunately no person was
krt, though a minute before Gravel-lane was filled with persons
‘Levi:ng the ravages of the fire,which destroyed seven or eight houses
A: one time it was feared that Aldgate workhouse would have
1401 fire; and it was distressing to see the individuals whose
Pr"Pecy was wholly deAroyed, escaping from danger: those
lihn saved a little of their furniture lodged it in front of the work-
i'lte. in Cock-and.lloop-court. One of the largest pieces of mahs-
i:r/ ever imported into this country was consumed at this fire,
n..tcb has caused great distress among the lower class of Jews
Icing in that quarter, of which there are many who have lost every
!lung they possessed, and are now houseless, and in want. Mr. N.
I.cuin,ciiii.o, with that humanity which Is a distinguishing trait
zharacter, no sooner heard of the circumstance, than he sent
..,onatton of COL to be distributed among the wretched sufferers,
we trust, so noble an example will not be without imitation.