Star.
London, England, 1831-03-29 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAu.s Amami Tills Day—Dublin, 1 ; Waterford, 2 ; France, 1 ;
Mexico, 1 ; Lisbon, 1.

PROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 27.—Arrived last night, between nine and ten
o'clock, his Majesty's packet Hope, Lieut. Wright, from Vera Cruz.
as. Sailed from Tampico 25th January, Vera Crux 2d February, and
the Havannah 22d February, having on board 500,000 dollars. Feb.
18, In lat. 22. 59. long. 84. 9, W. spoke the Lagan, for Belfast, out II
days from Jamaica. let March, in lat. 31. 57. N. long. 77. 18. W.
spoke the Valley6eld for London, out three days from Charlestown.
March 19, spoke, in lat. 49. 40. long. 15. W. the American ship For.
moss, 16 days from Havre de Grace, for New York. The Hope ha,
experienced very severe weather during her voyage. She brings no
DCWS.

Wind S.E.—Arrived to-day the Stammer packet, Sutton, from Lis-
bon. Sailed on the 13th March, and has experienced a boiiteroug
passage. March 18, in lat. 43. 35. N. long. 14.39. W. spoke
Ellen, Jenkinson, for Liverpool, from Lisbon, out five days. March 22.
in lat. 46. 41. N. long. t. 24. W. spoke the Enchantress, belonging to
Plymouth, for Oporto, out four days from Plymouth, and In lat. 46.
40. long. 9. 19. W. on the same day passed a transport, No. 32, with
troops on board, steering to the S.W.
Half past Five.—Also arrived the Marlbro' packet, Ball, from Lis-
bon, after a passage of seven days. No farther news from that city.
Sailed his Majcsty's ketch Vigilant, Lieut. Long, for Lisbon, with
mails of 22d inst.

DLL, MARCH 28 —Wind N.B. moderate.—Arrived from Sheer.
new, and sailed, the Marquis Camden, nicker, for New South
Wales; Bromley, Brown, for Trieste ; and London Packet, Douby,
for Faro.

Poarsasoomi Matta( 2L—Wind
PLYMOUTH, Apace 27.—Wind SAW..—Arched the Economy,
Cummins, from Sierra Leone.
Baum., MAace 28.—Arrived the Helens, Butterfell, and Bran.
stone, Bayley, from St. Andero.
WATIRTORD, MARCH 24.—ArrIved the James, Cook, from Faro;
and Elizabeth, Scott, from St. Andero.
Knosacz,
Tampico.

Kunat.z, Maami V.—Arrived the Margaret, Chadley, from

0;1 PORTLAND' Maacn 26.—Arrived the Berwickshire, Madan,
om China—sailed 6th December, and St. Helena 6th ult.
COIX. Maus 24.—Wind E.—Sailed the I'alambam, Willes, for
ew South Wales.

Arrived at St. Helena, the Orwell, Isaacke ; Edinburgh, BIZ ; and
Macqueen, Lindsay, trom China ; Euphrates, from Bengal ; Sophia,
Selby, and Royal Charlotte, —, from Singapore ; Arab, Ferrier,
from Batavia ; Schoonverbrone, d Baron Vander Capellan, from
ditto; Anna Maria, —; Pero, Rutter; IVelcome, Buchanan; and
Hebe, —, from Mauritius ; and Emily, from Bourbon.
The Vriendschap, Vandyck, from Vera Cruz to Havannah, was lost
24th December, near Cape Rojo.

THEIR MAJESTIES.

WINDSOR, MARCH 2a
_ _ _

At eleven o'clock this morning his MAJESTY drove
through the town in his pony phaeton,. accompanied by Sir
HERBERT TAYLOR, Sir WILLIAM FREMANTLE, and Sir
GEOFIRY WY ATV ILLS. His MAJESTY proceeded by the
Long Walk through the Great Park to Norfolk and Flemish
Farms, and inspected the various improvements which
are now in progress there; after which he returned to the
Castle at two o'clock. At three o'clock the King drove to
Eton, and went over the College and Library, attended by
the venerable Provost; after which he partook of an elegant
luncheon, at the residence of that highly respected and ta-
lented gentleman. At the same time her MAJESTY t)Ok her
usual airing in the Park, on horseback, attended by Prince
GEORGE, Sir A. D'EsTE, Miss Witsow, MSS BAGOT, Lady
C. WOOD, Mr. WOOD, and Sir H. TAYLOR, The LAND-
GRAVINE, Princess AUGUSTA, and Lady FREMANTLE,
drove to Frogmore-lodge, and walked through the delightful
gardens of that place. In the evening the Rev, the Provost
and Canons of Eton will have the honour of dining with
their MAJESTIES.

Dovaa, MARC!! 28. The Count and Countess
MUNSTER, with their Excellencies' family and suite, arrived
at WRIGHT'S Ship Hotel last night, in three carriages, and
sailed this morning for Calais. It is thought the Count will
not return : he appears to be in excellent health, although
the cares of public life have occupied him upwards of forty
years ; and we sincerely hope he will long live to superintend
his young, numerous, and very amiable family.
A deputation of the Lancashire calico printers, headed by
the members for the county, held a conference with the
Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday, at the Treasury.
The Spanish Minister visited Viscount Palmerston yes-
terday at the Foreign Office. _

Im-mediately upon the opening of business at the Stock
Exchange yesterday morning, a slight shock to public con-
fidence was felt by the announcement of the banking-house
of Messrs. Bond, Sons, and Co. having suspended its pay-
ments. From the very contracted nature of its liabilities, it
did not, however, create much confusion.

There wlil be a Reform Meeting at Rochford, in Esse'.
next Tuesday.
The election at Colchester takes place on Wednesday, and
it is now said that all the candidates will give way to
Mayhew, who will walk over the course. For, expectivg
dissolution of Parliament so soon, few would risque expense
just now.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent anti the
Princess Victoria, with their Lady in Waiting, walked f r
some time in Hyde-park yesterday.
The Duchess of Cumberland has been indisposed for some
days past with a cold, but has now recovered. Her R0)31
Highness, attended by Miss Cooper, took an airing yezter-
day for the first time, in a carriage and four, with outride's,
in the Regent's-park.
Saturday night, at nine o'clock, at Coventry Ilen'c•
George Earl of Coventry, Viscount Deerhurst, and Baron
Coventry, of Aldborough, Lord-Lieut. and Custos Rotolo-
rum of Worcestershire, Recorder of the city of Worcester,
High Bailiff of Tewksbury, and High Steward of De-
sham. His Lordship was in his 73d year, Navin' been
born in 1758, and is succeeded in his titles and estat sbr
his eldest son, Lord Viscount Deerhurst. The lite Fad
met with a dreadful accident at an early period of life. ‘‘ I •e'l
deprived him of his sight, which severe visitation he
without a murmur, comforting others, who commiserated
event with the declaration—" Whatever is, is rigid."

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORlttro.
Morning 4sm.
211. Um. I Afternoon

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