Star.
London, England, 1825-10-11 00:00:00

She sailed from Stockholm its November last.

It appears that advices from the division of the army
command of Sir A. Osamu', up to the beginning of
reached Calcutta. According to which, after uniting his G
that of General Connors, early in April, they succeeded ii
Donabew. They bad subsequently advanced with great r

wards Prome, and were collecting all the troops possible h
ral attack on that place, which was strongly fortified with ,
At the date of the latest advices from the army, Sir A.

was understood to be within a very short distance of Prone,
he was bent on obtaining, as that place would not only zi
secure military position for his army, but, being in a iror, ;.,,
situation, would preserve the troops ftom the consegLe-c,;
apprehended from occupying the low country during the
season, which was approaching. General MouittioN Iva;
ing from Amcan to form a junction with him.

It is not often that we interfere with onr corn
parades, conscious that if the proverb, Is rerun? sue"
applies more strictly to one class of persons than e
does to the Editors of Newspapers ; we cannot,
remark on an act of contemptible illiberality. On
we were enabled exclusively to give a very COM:,
of the produce of an important branch of the
Our statement was copied into nearly all the Morning

terday, but the Times, the Morning Herald, and the .B,o'
were the only Joertfas that lad the honesty to acknow6l,
source whence they Arrived it, which they did in the most
able manner. • The Morning CArbnicle, which never thinks a
article of news the worse fur the wear of a day or twn, cnpi,
statement to-day, and does us the injustice to say it is '
Morning Paper; and the New Times, alluding to what
" loose statements," is compelled to acknlwledge that
reports circulated respecting the Quarter's Revenue jns•
(and there were no reports but our's), have undoubtedlyassiste
operations which have taken place in Consols;' and further.
.1 the speculators for a rise place every confidence in the ac:
which has been prematurely presented to the rye of t's: pen:
So much for Newspaper liberality.

NAVAL EV 1 ALLI(ThZ%'GL.

The Minot), sloop of war, arrived at Plymouth on Sat •
from the Scotch station, and went into Harbour to be 1,2%1
having been more than three years in commission.

The TALROT, 2R, was commissioned on Friday, by Lin:.
HAT. Lieuts. Joins FLETCHER and G. K. WlLsoit, and 3!:.
HAILZ, Purser are also appointed to her.
SHrti tN HAMOAZt —Britannia, Genoa, Winisor C2Hie,
Talbot, Shamrock, Pandora, Harlequin, llebcon, Baciii.l
Reynard ; and Lion, Swallow, and Active revenue cut
Between Island and Main—Lyra.
Sutra AT Srrnix*D-AGlasgow and Thetis. In Harbour-I'i
Ganges, Warspite, Royal George, Phzton, Vutige, Pyraniu,
Victor, Maatiff, Arrow, and Industry.
PROXOTHM—Lieut. Justice, acting in his Majesty's
has been confirmed in rank.
Arroncntorrs.—Lient. John Powney, of the Arrow cutter,
First Lieutenant of the Royal George yacht, vice tiyinoldi,
'noted; Mr, George Vaughan Hart, Midshipman of %he V.rt,l
the same yacht, vice Hornby, promoted; Mr. John Stigant, PL
to the Volage.
FALMOUTH, Ocv. 9.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Ilaral
WArsoN, from St. Domingo—sailed the 16th of August.
back yesterday, the Sandwich packet, for Lisbon, and sailed
to-day, with the ►Marchioness of Salisbury packet, for tile
terranean.

PLystount, Orr. 9.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the P.
Eon, from Quebec. Sailed the Express, WILLS, for Landon.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 10.—Wind W.S.W.--Sailed his 317
ship Tunis, Captain Sir JOHN Pon.xtmoar, with tile I:ibht
STRATFORD CANNING and suite, for Naples.
DCAL, OCT. 10.—Wind W,S.W.—Arrivtd and slile•.l
River, the Constaotia, Duvi, from Port-au-Prince ; Del
—, from Quebec. Arrived his Majesty's ship Imr,vici.,
Chatham for Portsmouth. The outward bound remain.

Dovaa, Ocs. 10.—Off the port, the St. Mary, ItuicTox.
Jamaica—has had a very severe passage. On the 10th Septtl
in lat. 32. long. 68. experienced a hurricane, which Lid her
beamends for two hours, when under bare pcies.
Ltvairoot, Ocs. 9.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the
Lass, Aason.t., from tlacaio ; Teodora, LANG, from Puerto
hello; Pallas, Caserta, from Savannah; Edward, 110 WA 4D,
New York; William, Tetomsox, from Dominica; Alice,
from St. John's (N. 8.); and Hope, —, from the Mediterranean.
Ftsuouaan, Ocr. 9.—The Brothers, from Memel, wlnc7
driven on shore at Abermawr, has become a complete wreck.
Bee, of Aberystwith, is lost to the westward of Trigwint, will
her crew.

Coax. Ocr. 7.—Sailed the Duchen of York transport,
troops, for Chatham.

The Duke of YORK arrived at Audley-house on
day, film Cheveky Hall, Cambridgeshire, where his Royal
ness had been staying on a visit to the Duke of liun.AND,
the Newmarket Races.

Mr. Secretary CANNING haf, it is said, decline,
terfering to claim Mr. Mixtritorm from the Turks, as that 1.
dual entered into the Greek service with• all the consequence
fore him; built is believed that Mr. CANNING will use his inlirect
to procure his liberation in a friendly way.--Britisk Press.
The Bishop of CHICHESTER intends to enforce
ing and Evening Service on Sundays in all parishes of his Ihrcese
where the population amounts to .500 ; thus following the law'
example of the Bishop of BATH and Wanes.
The Earl of HARCOURT has lett Portsmtuth G.
son for London. His Lordship observed, on his visit to the
vernment•house, that he remembered being in it before, about
years since, when he was Aide-de-Camp to the Earl of Mamma?
who embarked at this place on the Havannah expedition. His
ship has been Governor of the garrison about 20 years.
Ili: Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON h.ss left
fora few days, on a visit to Sir Joan x_fai.comrathis seat in
fordshire.

The SPEAKER has returned to his residence atta
to the House of Commons, .from the country excursion, with
two sons, to Brighton &c. The Right Hon. Gentleman
the days was constantly se-en amongst the equestrians on the
Cliff, with a son on each side of Min mounted on ponies; -
the evenings be frequently appeared with the young Gentlemen
the Libras lcs.

The GLnsoow frigate, Captain the Honourable ,
Mauna, sailed yesterday for Harwich, to embark Lord STRA.
roast and suite, and convey them to the Baltic. If the
should continue open, it is yet hoped that his Lordship ma,
St. Petershurgh in the Gsasoow; if sot he will land at the
convenient port.
A duel was fought yesterday morning on Pt,
Heath, between the same parties who met and were disappointed
on Old Oak Common so Saturday. The parties were Mr. G—r
of turf celebrity, and a Mr. o—s—a. The dispute which
sioned the meeting, originated in Mr. 0. menacing his antagonist
with a whip in Piccadilly, on Friday, on the subject of a .bet
Gold Cup at Doncaster. The parties fired twice, and Al
basing been slightly wounded in the side is the second discharge,
the affair ended.
MILFORDF.OOT. 7.—The following of his MAje,
ships are now employed as Lazarettes in the Quarantine est:"
meat here :—the Ville de Paris, 213 gun's; Dreadnought,
Gibraltar, SO ; MiUurd. 75 ; Triumph, 74; Dragon, 74;
bal, 74; Newcastle, 66; Saturn, 58; Abbas*, 30; Santa M:
retta, 36 ; and Otter, Ht.—Notwithstanding the immense tom
of these ships, the importation of titian, wool, silks, 3tc.
'Egypt, in vessels of foul hills of health, is so great, that the imp°, t
ing ships often meet with considerable detention In waiting
turn for putting their cargoestuto the LalaretTt4 fir alrlez.