Star.
London, England, 1823-08-16 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The East India Company's outward-bound ship the Royal
George, was an well on the 4th of January, in lat. 2. 30. N.
lorg. 30. W.
The Mune, lioarsmast' from London to Liverpool, has pat
into Cowes leaky, with loss of anchors and cables, having been
run foul of., • I
I.MOUTH, AVG. 14.—Arrived the Duke of Kent packet,
from Lisbon, sailed the 30th ult.
PORTSMOUTH' Atm. 15.—Wind W.—Arrived the Thalia,
SHAND, from the Downs for Mont morenel ; and Hood, from
ditto for Quebec.
DEAL, Aug. down from the River
and remain, the Magnet. Mousy. for New York; Sarah and
Elizabeth, for the Southleaa ; Aguilar, for New South pales;
Asia, for Calcutta ; Christiana, for Liverpool; and Armin=
and Trial, for Jamaica.

The KING enjoys the best health and spirits. His
:staarrry, it is said, intends to return to Brighton in November.
The Duke of YORK arrived at Brighton, on Thurs-
day night, from Windsor.
Tunbridge Wells is thronged with fashionables.
Yesterday Mr. Secretary CANNING dined with the
East India Directors.
The Dowager Marchioness of LONDONDZINT has
arrived in town, from North Cray.
Last week, the Marquis of Burs was elected Re.l
corder of Banbury, in the room of Lord Cissammorts.
Mr. WALLACE is engaged at Drury-lane Theatre.
The sporting Gentlemen in the upland counties
have come to a resolution to refrain' frees shaming, this season,
wail the middle of September.—Harm sad prettily' are es.
pected to be plentiful—grouse scarce.
A respite arrived on Thursday at Maidstone, for
seven days, for the execution of Charier Warner,
convicted at the last Assizes of a rape on a child at
Sheerness.
A very handsome monument is about to be erected I
in Weybridge church to the memory of her lateßoyal
Highness the Duchess of Yor..
Yesterday, a footman in the service of Cohost
MET Lica, of Berkeley4spiare, absconded front his manse, ssfth
a valuable casket of jewels.
A poor Gentleman named Lanier, who stated bins,
self to be an Irish attorney, was conveyed to Bow-street yester.
slay, as in incorrigible street-timer. Darker of his Latin, in
which he dealt rather profsedy, be was threatened with a treat
to the tread-milL
The King of NAPLas was expected at Leghorn an
the 21st alt. to embark on board the Neapolitan
squadron, which was waiting to convey him hence.
Letters from Logrooo state that the Constitutional
Chief, CHAPELINGOA, has entered Lodosa with 2,300
men : he has nowhere committed any excesses, and
has contented himself with demanding rations which
he wanted for his troops. A French regiment,
which was going to Tudela, received immediate or-
ders to take a position at Alfas% When news *as
brought of the movement of this partisan, which
seems to be connected with another made by the Est-
;mot NA DO upon Soria.
The Moniteur of Wednesday, contains an Extract
of a Private Letter from Fort Royal, Martinique,
dated 27th of June 1823, which gates that advices
were received there, which appeared to be authentic,
of an insurrection having broken out in Bat badoes, and
that the French Governor and the Rear Admiral corm-
minding the station had immediately dispatched the'
frigate Thetis to that island, with the view of ren-
dering any assistance that might be necessary to the
British Authorities. Happily, the repast _proved
to be unfounded; but Lieutenant-General Wald,
Commander-in-Chief of the Windward and Lee-
ward Islands, and Governor of Ile: floes. bad ex-
pressed the sense he felt of the friendly conduct of
the French Commanders.