Star.
London, England, 1824-06-01 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, MAY 30.—Wind S.W.—No arrivals or sailings.
Pt.vuouxtr, May S.W.--No arrivals or sailings.
pulassiourii, 11. w 51.—Wind S.W.—No arrivals or Tailings.
The Vibelia transport, reported before, for Plymouth, is stifle to
Liverpool to take in troops.
DEAL, I%lov 51.—Wind N.W.—Passed thiough from the River,
the Dove, 'Wisdoms', for Smyrna; Lord Exmouth, Almos, for Pa-
lermo ; Hindustan, LAMB; and Cadmus, SNOWDEN, for gutbec ;
Salmon River, GRANSMEN, for Batavia; Maria Louisa, BERRY, for
St. Übe's; and Ilercule, WITTEROUGHT, for Havre.
laysicroox, MAY 50.—Arrived the Indefatigable, SMITH, from
Pernambuco.

MILFORD, MAT 30.—Arrived the Shallett, MASON, from Alei-
andria—sailed the sth April, about which time ten vesel4 sailed
fur England.

THE KI.NG.

WINDSOR, ;MAY 31.
This afternoon, at half-past one, his MAJESTY left
the Palace in his pony phaeton, and drove through tl:e
Little Park and by Frogmore to the Royal Lodge ; the
KING was followed in a second phaeton by Sir E. NAGLE,
and hii usual attendants on horseback. His MAJESTY,
after taking refreshments and his usual drives about the
grounds, returned to the Castle to dinner.
This morning, the Marquis CONYNGUAAI left the
Castle for London.

Yesterday, the Duke of YoRK dined with Mr. GREEN-
WOOD, at his house in Audley-square, where there.w3s a numerous

party/ of distinguished characters to meet his Royal llighness.
The Princess AUGUSTA and the Duchess ()IGuou.

CRSTSIL, yesterday, took several rides round the Regent's Park and
its neighbourhood.
The Archbishop of CANTERBURY entertained a large
party at dinner yesterday, at Lambeth Palace.
The little Red Brick House adjoining the Palace in
Pall-mall, by turns the residence of the MACMAIIONS, the BLOONl-
rimus, and other favourites of the :Monarch in their day, is now the
comfortable domicile of the happy pair who have recently returned
from their honey-moon at Cumberland Lodge.
The Marquis of QUEENSBERRY was taken so ill at
Pcatith, on Friday morning, on his return front York Races, as to
be unable to continue his journey northward; but we are informed
that there was nothing in his indisposition to cause alarm. .
Prince POLIONAC'S visit to Paris has given rise to a
variety of conjectures, all as.igning motives of high political import-
ance to the journey ; but we are assured on good authority that his
presence in that capital, in addition to the giving his support to the
new financial measure, has been solely called for by affairs of a pri-

vat nature.
Intelligence, it is said, has reached Government,
through France, that Monza, the Prince of Portugal, is on board
the LIVILLY frigate, on his voyage to this country.
It is said that the plan for forming Wet Docks at St.
Catherine's has been abandoned.
Madame SCZMANOWSKA, the Polish Lady, whose
performances as a Pianist, at the Philharmonic Institution, on the
lath of May, excited so much admiration, will, we are happy to
learn, give a concert at the Hanover-square Rooms, on the 19th
Instant. This Lady, who is first Pianist to the Empress of Russia,
has recently arrived from Paris, where her concerts were most
brilliantly attended.
We are authorised to announce, positively, that in
the Grand Festival to take place at Cambridge, on the .2d, 51, and
lith of July nest, there will be present Madame CATALAN', Ma-
dame PASTA, Miss &tennis, Madame Rossini, and several other
singers of eminence: and also that the celebrated ROSSINI will him-
self preside at the piano, and sing several duets with Madame CA..
sazarit, which have been received with such unbounded applause
in London. This grand Festival, given for the benefit of Adden-
brooke's Hospital, is patronised by above Two Hundred of the No-
bility and Gentry connected with the University and the environs.
The conduct of Mr. Secretary Cat SNIN(I and of the
Government towards the unfortunate Spanish ret;usees who have
sought an asylum in this country is above all praise. Pore bene-
volence and the most generous feelings, unmixed wholly with party
spirit or politics, have influenced the Minister in this act of charity
and humanity; and we are happy to state that funds have been
placed at the disposal of the Duke of WELLINGTON to afford relief to
these unhappy exiles, three hundred of whom receive a weekly
stipend, through Sir PHILIP Rorer, whom his Grace has directed
to carry the wishes of Government into effect. It may be easily
conceived that the warmest effusions of gratitude are expressed by
these distressed people for this unexpected bounty of the British
Government.
The Allgemeine Zeitung of the 23d ultimo contains
letters from Constantinople, dated April 25. These state that
the CAPTAIN PACHA and the fleet really sailed on the trA. Former
accounts of his sailing at an earlier period were, however, equally
positive, and also announced that he had 3,000 Janissaries on hoard.
Ipsara is now said to be his destination, and from the strength
that little island, and the bravery, energy, and public spirit of its
population, we entertain no doubt that, if attacked, it will beat off
its barbaroes assailants.
By the last al rival from Missolonghi has been re-
ceived a file of The Greek Chronicle, and one number of the new
paper, The Greek Telegraph, which. is printed in English, Italian,
and German. 'lbis paper, which is dated the 15th of April, does not
contain any new facts. Great encomiums are bestowed in it on
Lord 13vator and Mr. Bowitiso, Mr their exertions in bringing the II
business of the loan to so fivourable a conclusion; and a long ar-
tide, in English, is devoted to the praise of the Society of Friends,
fur the sympathy which they have shewn to the Greek cause, and
particularly for the esiablisliment of Hospitals in Greece, thereby
preventing the recurrence of " deaths in the open air." The ezet-
tionsof Lord GUILDFORD, in establishing Colleges at Corfu, are highly
spoken of.
A fire broke oat in the Manchester-warehouse. of
Messrs. King and Gregson, in Friday-street, Cheapside, between
two and three this morning, which destroyed a great part of the
building and the stock in trade. Another fire broke out at a Mr.
Low's, the East India Chop House, in- Leadenkall-street, between
seven and eight in the morning ,which4lestroyed part of the building.