Star.
London, England, 1824-05-25 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Famoirro, MAT 23.—Wind N.—Arrived de James, 111,Dortato,
from Cork.
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PLYMOUTH. MAT 23.—Wind N.E.—No arrivals or sailing.
PORTSMOUTH, MAT 24.—Wind N.E.—No arrivals or sailing&
DRAL, MAY 24.—Wild N.E.—Passed through for the River,
the Windsor, I-Livistos, from China. Came down from the River
and sailed, the Asia, Bountassoar., for India; Simpson, Sinewy,
fur Bombay ; Glaphyra, MORTON, for Antigua ; Demerara packet,
VENAILES, for Demerara • Edgar, CAMPBELL, for Jamaica; and
Severn, CLoxxon, for Madeira. Arrived and sailed for the River,
the Hope, M'FARLANR, from Faro; Tom Cod, Ilosaxo, from
Palermo; Star, —, from C.Aliz ; and Henry William, WORTS,
from Galipoli. The Tom Cod sailed six weeks since, in company
with the William Pitt, RICHARDSON, and parted from her the 24th
ult. off Sardinia, all well.
Dovmt, MAY s4.—The sloop, Britannia, of Rochester, from St.
Michael's with fruit, for London, passed this morning. The Mas-
ter told a Dover boatman that he fell in with a homeward bound
East Indianian in the Western Ocean, very much damaged—she
appeared water-logged, and the Commander had engaged two
Grimmer, one in ballast, the other laden with fruit, to keep her
company and render any necessary assistance. Off the port, the
Vyf Gebroders, &raiz, from Havannah ; Union, Can, from Sc.
Thomas's; Triumph, —, from Malta; and Ruby, Coaxsav,
from Lisbon.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, MAY 24. _

SHIPS ENTER= INWARDS—The Jonge Johanna, from Antwerp;
Waterloo, and Fox, from Ostend ; Vrow Elizabeth, from Ghent;
John, from Jamaica; Norsake Bonde, front Christiana; They,
from Stettin; Carl Wilhelm, Commerce, and Rachel, front Dant-
zic ; Mary, from Liverpool; Mercurius, from Konigsburg ; Bol-
den, from Rip; and Britannia, from St. Michael's.
ENTRRED OUTWARDS—The Rolla, for Barbadocs ; Neleus, and
Harrier, for Hamburgh ; Diadem, for Malta ; Margaret, for Cork.
Cutaanto OUTWARDS—The Hebe, for Tentriffe ; Commerce,
for Calais; Betsey and Sophia, and Britannia, for Elsineur; Prin-
cess of Wales, for Antwerp ; Camerons, for Berbice ; Eliza, for
Rotterdam; Rachel, for Hamburgh ; Lord Exmouth, for Genoa;
and Claremont, for Malta.

General Mynas= is arrived at Liverpool. He tame
in the American ship Alexander.
CORFU, APRIL 10, 1824.—This day was published
the Proclamation of Sir PRW.DIRICIC Aoax, announcing his eleva-
tion to the dignity of Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Isles,
and paying a just tribute of respect to the memory of his illustrious
predecessor, Sir THOMAS Materreo. We learn too, with pleasure,
that Major-General Sir PATRICIC Ross, who has with universal ap-
probation exercised various functions in these Islands, bas been ap-
pointed to succeed Sir Faeneatce ADAM as Major-General of
the Fotces.
Yesterday being the Birth-day of the Princess Vrr•
INDIA, when her Royal Ilighuess completed her fifth year, kw
Royal Highness's uncle, Prince Leoroto, gave an elegant drUsara
at Marlborough-house, at two o'clock, to the Duchess of Kelm and
the infant Princes., in honour of the day, at which were present
the Dukes of Yoe', Sussex, and GLOUCCSTCR, the Prince of La-
-1 stooge, the Duchesses of CLAZINCI and Gwvcasrra, and the
Princesses AUGUSTA, Sonata Mamma, and Foonos. The Royal
Party broke up about four o'clock, and soon afterwards the Duchess
of Kinn and the Princess Vrrroaet left Marlborough-house for
Kensington.
We understand from good authority, that Commis-
sioners have been named by the Portuguese Govern-
ment for entering on a negotiation for an amicable ad-
justment of the differences with Brazil, and that the
conferences on that subject will be held in London.—
Messrs. BRANT and GAMRIRO, the Commissioners no-
minated to act on the part of Brazil, are already here,
and also one member of the Portuguese Commission ;
the next packet is expected to bring over his coadjutors,
when the discussions may forthwith commence. The
appointment of Commissioners by the Court of Lisbon
is understood to have taken place at a Cabinet
Council, held on the sth instant, and it is said that a communica-
tion of the result was made by the last packet. Minuet, the second
son of the King of PORTUGAL, is believed te be friendly to the ao-
coatmodation by treaty with Brazil, because he expects that one
consequence will be, that of securing for him the succession to the
Crown of Portugal. There is not, it is said, any mediation to be
exercised, either by England or any other Power, in the discussions
about to take- place between the Portuguese and Brazilian C'em-
missioners, but the conferences are to proceed on certain bases al-
ready laid down by both Governments.—Morning raper.
Wednesday an accident occurred to the Duke of
RUTLAND'S travelling coach, occasioned by the Stamford stage..
About a mile from lliggleswade, two coaches bad stopt on the
road to change coachmen, when, as the one belonging to the up-
coach was in the act of mounting his box, ante of the leadersh homes
kicking, and turning suddenly round, darted in betweeli.dt
withe ortows
of his Grace's carriage, and the traces getting eangeso iar
roller bolt of the splinter-bar, drew his Grace's car I
behaved with the greatest fortitude upon the 41CC,
ao'n the hoz who
irately received no injury. The servants ATI uwiith a
few
bruises,
round as to lock the wheels and cempletely upset
ilto.n. ralnhagde Ifoadrines.
were thrown off with great v
dri7l..y Upon the ground, they
it, and arrived in Arlington-
were enabled to proceed to town in t,
besckaepitt and it was otherwise
much injured; but after au hour's
only. The pole of the carriage i.lewne:s'
street the same evening.

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