Star.
London, England, 1825-04-09 00:00:00

N.ttrAL INI'ELLIUENCE.

Arrived off Holyhead, the Colossus, MARSNALfg and Louisa,
rouse& from New York.
It is reported there are between SOO and 400 sail of homeward
bound vessels in soundings in theChanneLdetained by easterly winds.
FAL3IOI/PH, APRIL 7.—Wind IL—Arrived the Antelope, Cult-
nu, from Charente for London; and Fanny, BROKINSIIIIII, from
London.
PILIINOUTII, Arm 7.—Wind R.—Arrived the Lark, BEVAN,
from St. Michael's; Rover, Joey', from Fayal ; Lively, &area,
from Bourdeaux ; and Redman, Duca, from Jamaica—the latter
vessel wu off Falmouth 17th ult.
POWNINOCTN, Aram s.—Wind &R.—His Majesty's ship Cu..
uoes went out of harbour for Spithead. No arrivals or sailing's.
Dui, APRIL B.—Wind N.R.—Arrived the Miranda, %m-
-ones, from Demerara. Passed through from the River, the
Africa, Sewrox, for India; Rambler, Geom. for the South
Sett; Qeebee packet, Arneson, for Quebec; Neptunus, ffiroese.
nu, for Lisboa; and Sir William Congreve, DAIMON, for
Porto Rico.

The Duchess of GLOUCitsrltft and the Princess
Soyar. visited the Princess Mauna yesterday.

At she Old Bailey Sessions t is ,lay. Andrei, Thonspos
was put upon his trial, charged with forging and uttering as true a
bill of exchange for 525 14s. with intent to defraud Initial-41 Diary.
The Bill in question purported to have been accepted by I person
'awned Oakley; and several persons were called, all of whom swore
Art sack a person was in existence, and that the prisoner was known
to him. 'erect—Ned Guilty. The case occupied the whole of
the nsorning.
The various schemes of the day still retain undis-,
embed possession of the Exchange, and the Premiums on their se.
veral Shares are for the most part in an inverse ratio to their nab.
Smug merits. This may appear at first a paradox to the unit&
imarii, but will be, in a measure, understood by those who have
flabed, to their coat, the incessant ingenuity of projectors in blowing
eV tbsir bubbles. As an instance we note the Western Ship Canal
Shares are seldom quoted, and if quoted, appear at a moderate
Premium, while every fancied diamond protect cuts a most brilliant
figure. We are glad to find, however, that the national under-
taking alluded to is steadily proceeding, and that the holders et
Shares have the good sense to keep them.
Mr. O'Corr lux presided, onTuesday last, at a public
dinner of the Friends and Patrons of the Dublin Paul's
Charity School. The Learned Gentleman addressed
the Meeting in a speech of some length, in the course
of which he paid.a high compliment to Mr. PLDNEZTT,
and observed that the blessings which Ireland has now
in prospect are the consequence of the KING'S auspicious
visit to Ireland. The most enthusiastic applause marked
Mr. O'Conutu:s speech throughout.
Therewill be a conjunction of the Moon and Georgians
Sides in Capricorn at half-past four o'clock to-morrow
morning, and a Quartile of the Sun and Georgium
Sidus from Aries and Capricorn at midnight.
A Meeting took place in the Vestry-room of Spital-1
fields Church, on Wednesday, to take into consideration
the Claims of the Roman Catholics, and to prepare a
Petition against them. The intentions of the party that
called the Meeting together were defeated, and the
assembly broke up without coming to any Resolption.
The journeymen tailors of Exeter have struck for
wages. They demand an increase of one halfpenny
per hour, and other advantages.
DARING Rosaani.--On Thursday afternoon, a
daring robbery was committed at the house of Lady
W. SZTMOUIt, Boston-green, Little Ealing. Her Lady-
ship had been writing letters in her library, and when
she bad finished, she walked into the garden for the
purpo e of gathering some flowers, least. g the library
window open, and a valuable gold repeater lying on
her writing table. When . she returned, in a few mi-
nutes, the repeater was gone. Her Ladyship iavi an
.ldrm,and some men having been seen in a cart near
the premises, suspicion fell on them, and a pursuit was
raised, but they escaped.

Amid* All4l, 7.

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Lc 4 Duputic *lnd Wit& h again With is ;
Lordthip.has a tesidenee on the King's-road.
Lord *n4 y GwynTlt have arrived, and 'occupy
No is,
Lord and dy lai.t.snaoltoiroir, and AdMirai
SOTHEIi;t are sdionrning at the Marine Hotel.
The Honourable W.tftwlct and Mrs. Last and,
family, after a lengthened sojourn of upwards of five
months here, feft the Royal York Hotel, to' return to
London, this day.
Mrs. Cowrie will delay her ieturh to this place until
the itutumn.,.,
Lady MART FITZGIBBON is on a visit to Mrs. FlTZ-
imftitar. The Earl of GLairoata. and the Count atto
Countess Si. Arreeso dined with Mrs. FITZGIRBERT on
Sunday. This Lady entertained a select patty of No-
bility at her Steyne Mansion, last night.
Lady Mi*i and Lady ELIZABETH STOPPORD, the
daughters of the Earl of CouarowN, were here, on
visit to their aunt, the Countess of Hobos, last week.
They arrived and left with their uncle, Sir K. STOPPORD.
Sir BITHEL and Lady CODRINGTON are arrivei at
the Royal Y, rk Hotel. Their daught:r, Miss COOKING-
TON, is visiting the Marchioness of Dowsautea, at
West Cliff House.