Star.
London, England, 1823-02-07 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The rendezvous-houses on Tower-hill, and its neigh-
bourhood, this morning have notices affixed on their
doors, that a few artificers and landmen are wanting,
for a line-of-battle ship (the REGENT), three frigates,
two sloops, and a center.

The Katherine Stewart Forbes, from Bombay, is arrived off
Portsmouth ; sailed from thence the sth of October, and the
Cape of Good Hope, thelld of December.
The Bombay Merchant, from London, had arrived at Bombay.
The Windsor Castle, Lee, sailed from Madras the 6th of Oc-
tober, and arrived ar the Cape the Ed of December.
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Also arrived at the Cape, the Ajax, Giu.rrr, from Bengal;
Wilhelmina, ltxxn, from the Maoritius; Milford, Honw000;
Resource, Finn ;and Monmouth, Simpson, from London.

The Caroline, STODHART, of Sunderland, was driven on shore
near that port on Tuesday.
The Mary Ann, of Whitby, and Swab, WILKINSON, of North
Shields, were driven on shore near Blythe, on Tuesday.
DEAL, FEa. 6.—Wind E. by S.—Arrived yesterday and re-
main in the Dawns, with several homeward-bound vessels, par-
ticulars of which are unknown, the Sprightly, CARRON, front
Marscillet : the sloop Prince Coburg, GILJtRT, of and front
Pool for London, drove on the beach last night, near Sandown
Castle : crew, materials, and part of the cargo saved : the vessel
will probably be wrecked, unless the wind moderates. The
Dutch ship Catherine Elizabeth, and several others, cut to-day,
and drove to leeward.—Half-past Six,
Thick weather, with snow.

Haawicit, Fen. 6.—Wind R.S.E.—The Young Thomas,
RUSSELL, from Yarmouth to London, got ashore on the Plat-
ters last night, and it is feared, from the present aspect of the
weather, she will become a total wreck. It has blown a gale
all day, and still continues, with snow.
DISTRIBUTION OF Pang-Mowev.—The Gannet, for the Blue-
eyed 3laid and De Zee Meuw, on the 13th inst. at No. 3, Brick-
court, Temple, and on board, on her arrival at Cork ; recalled
Tuesdays and Thursdays at Brick-court.—The Antelope, for
the Polly, Martha, and Lucy Ann, on the Inth lust. a: No. 22,
Arundel-street, Strand —The Ithin, for the Rattlesnake, on the
lath inst. at No. 22, Arundel-street, Strand, and recalled there.

The Eight Hon. C. ARBUTHNOT, who is to be re-
moved from the Treasury, and to take Mr. HUSK'S-
SON s office of Clei k of the Woods and Forests, is, it
is stated, to be created a Baronet.
Tuesday evening, Mr. Rime, the King's Messen-
ger, left town with dispatches for Madrid.
Wednesday night, Mr. MARES, the King's Mes-
senger, left the Foreign Office, Downing-street, with
dispatches for our Ambassador at Vienna.
Mr. Justice BAYLEY has expressed a wish to resign
his seat in the King's Bench, for the less laborious
functions of a Baron of the Exchequer. The King's
Bench Bar have presented an Address to his Lord-
ship, expressive of their regret at being likely to lose
a Judge whose profound knowledge, upright charac•
ter, and amiable deportment, throw such a lustre on
their Court.
Mr. JEKYLL, on the first day of the present Term,
resigned his office of Master in Chancery, as a return
to the duties of it was considered as prejudicial to the
permanence of his late recovery.
Letters patent have passed the Great Seal of Ire-
land, appointing Lord MAEYBOROUGH, one of his
Majesty's Ministers, Master of the Mint, &c. to be
Custos Rotulorum of the Queen's County.
The Excise Board of Ireland is to he managed by
five Commissioners, viz. Mr. Moant.ocK, and Mr.
PRAFUSES, from the English Excise Board; Mr.
HEWITT and Mr. PLUNKETT, who were members of
the old Board ; and Mr. LOTTO, who lately licld tine Mr. Puy saxes Readings, in the Argyle Ropms.
continue to attract that attention,, and, receiye_ that,
office of Surveyor-General.
On Tuesday, the second day of the Dublin County applause, which merit sehlorn fails to attract, 2nd to,
Election, Colonel WHITE had a majority of 92. receive from the British public.
Miss MITPORD'S Tragedy of The Two Toseari was,
The High Sheriff for Hampshire having refused
to call a Meeting of the owners and occupiers of accepted at Covent Garden su long as four.,or. five
land, to take into consideration the present state of months back. This young Lady, whose gen.ral
ta-
the
lents are entitled to the highest praise, is the diusliter
Agricultural Distress, Sir THOMAS i3ARING has
addressed a letter to the Editor of the Hampshire of Dr. Maroon, of ReaditiA, a Gezieleinati
known as the associate and hien& of some of, tbs.
C4tialli Newspaper, calling upon the Magistracy to
tome forward and sanction the Meeting, which will most distinguished literary and political charactets
be found in another part of out raper. of the past and ',meta, time. .
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TRIAL OF THE RIOTERS AT THE DUBLIN

THEATRE.

COURT OF RING'S BENCH, DUBLIN, FEBRUARY 4.
THE RING, AT THE PROSECUTION OP HIS MAJESTY'S
ATTORNEY-GENERAL, V. HENRY HANDWICH, MAT-
THEW WM. GRAHAM, MATTHEW HANDWICH,GEORGE
GRAHAM, JAMES FORBES, AND WM. BROWNLOW.
SECOND DAY. _

The Judges took their seats a few minutes after
nine o'clock, when the Jury were callA over, and the
trials proceeded. The following witnesses for the
Crown were examined :
1. John Atkinson (bother to George Atkinson, examined on
the preceding day), and Deputy Master of an Orange Lodge.—
The examination of this witness occupied the Court nearly three
hours.-2. Mr. John Lambert, clothier; 3. Mr. John Rooney,
brewer; 4. Mr. Charles O'Flaherty ; 1 Giles O'Brien; 6. John
Eastern ; 7. C. Moran ; 8. Mr. Michael Farrell, jeweller; 9. Mr.
Philip B. Ryan, Officer of Excise; 10. Dr. M'Namara.
The Court and avenues leading to it IA ere equally
crowded as on the first day ; but better order and re-
gularity was maintained, both inside and out, and
Mr. Sheriff COOPER and the Officers of the Court very
politely iuteifered to procure accommodation for the
Gentlemen connected with the Press.
The Count rose at five o'clock, and adjourned to
nine next inolning.