Star.
London, England, 1823-09-25 00:00:00

NAVAL I.NTELLIGENCE.

The brig Swift, Surrn, of and from Sunderland for Guernsey,
foundered the 23d inst. fifteen miles N.N.E. of the North Foreland
—crew saved, and landed at Dover.
The Elizabeth, HALLIDAY, from Richebucto to Chester, was on
shore on West Hoyle, on Tuesday, and it was feared would be
totally lost—crew saved.
FALMOUTH, Syn. 23.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived the Dart Ind
God intent, from London. Sailed the Thalia, for the Cape of
Good Hope and Batavia. The Mary, FArect.orotr, arrived here
en the 21st, from Liverpool for St. Michael's is obliged to land her
ergo to repair damages.
Pr:mourn, STrr. 23.—Wind N.—Sailed the Bengal Merchant,
13::nw?4, for Madras; his Majesty's ship Gusaow, for Bermuda;
and his Majesty's ship Timis, on a cruize.
POIITS:110tITH, Sart. 24.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Isis, from the Eastward ; Ganges, FORD, from Landon for
India; Hermes, ROBERTSON, from ditto for Smyrna; William and
henry, Pmerarixtr, from ditto for Jamaica. Sailed the Ports-
mouth transport, for Plymouth.
Drat., Sari. 24. —Wind W.— Arrived the Margaret, Jonsisosr,
from the Cape of Good Hope—sailed Grh July ; Portland, ot Port-
:and, from America ; Sarah, GROVE, from Sr. Mary's, River Gam-
bia ; and the Hani.h brig of war St. Jan, from Copenhagen to St.
Thomas's. Remain, the Cornwallis, lirmarason ; Francis, ASH;
Llita, WATT; and Navigator, BARTON, outward-bound vessels.
CUSTOM-HOUSF SEPTEMBER 24
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SITGM ENTERED INw•Aans—The David Scott. from Calcutta;
Pti,sett, from Dominica ; Horsley Hill, from St. John's; Paris,
from Petersburgh; Denmark Mil, from New South Wales ; Gleaner,
from Naples; Commerce, and Arend, from Antwerp; Endeavour,
from Cork ; Centurion, front Memel ; and Mary, from Christiana.
CLEA RING Ourwaans—The Sylvia, for Cape Coast Castle; Le-
vant, for Nevis; Dart, for Boulogne; William for Calais ; Barba-
does Packet, for Petersburgh ; William, for New Orleans ; Arena,
for Dublin; and William, for Riga.
A /MY I • •-• At Pernambuco, the Humber, Johnson; Flor de
Cintra, Constance, Atalanta, and Petit Victoria, from Rio. At
Nalta, Albion, Clements; and Smyrna, Farmer, from Landon.
At Rio, Luna, Williamson, from LiverpooL At Honduras, Mar-
shal, Bennett, from Liverpool. At New York, Florida, Matlack ;
and Orbit, Tinkhant, from Liverpool. At the Moorman, Patrick
Henry, Matson, from Hamhurgh, At Gibraltar, Esther, Lefevr•,
front Archangel. At Marseilles, Fccenda, front Cuba. At
Cuxhaven, Gratitude, Bowden, from London ; and Essex, Wise,
from Boston. At Havre, Theodore and 'Edward, from Guada-
k.upe. At St. Thomas's, Colombus, front Hamburgh.

We are sorry to announce the severe loss which the
Vat)lic has sustained by the death of that eminent physi-
Tian, Dr. MATTHEW Bari.r.rz, who died at his seat near
Cirencester, on Tuesday last. He was considered, in
-many points of view, as being at the head of his • pro-
fession; and, next to his family and immediate connec-
tions, none will be more sensible of his loss than the
Gentlemen of his own profession.
'in the afternoon of Saturday last, an affair, which
ecciirrcd from a rigid desire of exercising duty, had
mead y proved of serious consequence to Prince LEOPOLD.
his Royal Highness had been on the water, enjoying
the fine breezes off Ramsgate, and had kept out till the
shades of evening had dosed upon him ; but when
about returning, he was hailed by the Commander of a
Revenue cutter, cruising off that harbour, in the usual
way ; no answer being returned, a gun was fired ; still
no answer was given; when a shot was fired, and the
boat was soon after boarded by the crew of the cutter,
overhauled, and the Royal party treated as smugglers.
The departure of the Emperor of AUSTRIA is fixed
for the 18th. His Highness Prince METTERNICH, with
a few attendants, sets out for Czernowitz on the I,Stb.
It is thought that his Majesty will be in Vienna again
by the 24th of October.
Her Majesty the Duchess of PARMA passed through
Salzburg on the 4th inst. returning to her dominions
through tbe Tyrol.
NAVAR.RO &ANDRADE, who was formerly Am-
bassador Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
from the King of PORTUGAL to the Austrian Court, who
was recalled after the Revolution which took place in
Portugal, but is now re-appointed to the same post, had
the honour, on the Bth inst. to deliver to his Majesty his
new credentials.

On the Bth of this month, the Papal Nuncio, Count
LEARDI, had the honour to present-to the Emperor of
AUSTRIA, in a private audience the customary letter of
the Sacred College, for the notification of the death of
his Holiness Pope Pius VII. His Majesty, profoundly
afflicted at the loss of a Head of the Church distin-
guished for his virtues, wisdom, mildness, and heroic
firmness, had not waited for this formal notification to
give the necessary orders for performing, in all the Me-
tropolitan Churches of the empire, the solemn funeral
service usual on such occasions; and, at the same time,
the reading of public)nayers for the happy issue of the
approaching Conclave.—Yienne Court Gazette.
Letters from Copenhagen of the 13th inst. mention,
that at a dinner recently given la Christiania by Count
de SANDELS, the Viceroy of Norway, to a party of Gen-
tlemen filling the post of Governors of Swedish pro-
visa's, some expressions uttered by him in relation to
Sweden were thought so personally insulting to the
company present, that no less than nine of them sent
ilim dmOriel the int oy, It was not known whether
the Count let epted the challenges or not.
A vessel called the George, has, we understand, ar-
rived at Liverpool from Pernambuco, which met at sea
a Portuguese vessel from Maranham, and bound to
Lisbon, that reported that General MADEIRA had ar-
rived at itlaranham with pat t of the Bahia expedition.
It is generally thought that the Portuguese General had
recetvedurdersfrom the Lisbon Government to go to the
above place, incase he was obliged to evacuate Bahia,
and this accounts for his not having reached the Tagus.
An order has been issued by the Portuguese Govern-
ment, through the 'Revenue Department, for the Lisbon
bank to discount the taper of the 411031 e Pio and the
navy, and even to make advances for the workmen in
the ai my and navy.
Yestet day a Court cs Ditecrors wits held at the East
ir:dia House, when tlw, following shipss stationed for
China direct, were tiny. timed, viz. Princess Amelia,
Marquis of Huntley, and Astell; to be afloat February
11`24 ; sail to Gravesend the 14th of March, stay
tf.itre 30 Jay,, and be its the ames the 18th of April.