Star.
London, England, 1830-10-26 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGIINCE.

The liberty, Residelet, from Newcastle, was wrecked on the
Shipwash Sand on Sunday. Crew and materials saved.
The Betsey, Clark, from Newcastle to Dundee, was wrecked on
the Elbow End Sand Mk inst. 'Crew drowned.

The Highlander, Kopp, from Porto Rico, iasUrived off Plymouth.
with loss of bulwarks, sails, Ste. in a hurricane the 25th ult.

DEAL. OM W.S.W—Arrived the Scotsman. Cassie,
from Jamaica ; and Resolution. Padgbarn, from New York.
Pouvassouvu. Orr. 25.—Wind S. W.—Put back, the Jane. Church,
bound to New South Wales. Arrived the Emperor Alexander, --,
from Quebec.

&moven, OCT. 44.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Tandvy.
from Zama

Fiugovng. OLIN 24..m.Wind S. W. fresh.—Sailed the Cygnet
packet, for Lisboa.
Bawsoi, Ocy. 25.—Arrived the Thrmion, Adams, from Zane.
LivaarooL, Oct.. 24.—Arrived the Edgar. Vaughan, from New
York ; and Providence, Mardon, front Malaga. Off the port, die
Algonquin, from Philadelphia.
CLYDE, 24.—Arrived the Susannah, Robertson. from Biy
Chaleurand Rowley, M'Larty, from Archangel.
Assnaux, Oct.. W.—Arrived of the port, the Ben Accord, Packet,
and Hercules, Reed, from Davis' Straits; and Brilliant, Barclay, from
Que!set• _ _ _

Matattart, Om 25.—Arrived of the port, the Richard. Blackly.
from St. Kitt's.

Hutt. OCT. 24 —Arrived the Louisa, Evans, from Charleston ,
and Caledonia, Garrick, from Quebec.

DUMB., OCT. 24.—Arrived—the Margaret, Shield. from Rip.

The Queen, accompanied by the Duke of Cambridge,
Prince and Princess Caroluth, and Prince George of Cam-
bridge, went on Saturday afternoon to view the bust of the
Duke of Cambridge.
Their Majesties and suite, as has been before announced,
visit Drury-lane on Thursday next. The piece, which their
Majesties have selected for the occasion are, The Brigand,
The Illustrious Stranger, and Masaniello.
It has been erroneously stated in several papers that the
child of which the Queen of Spain has been delivered would
take the title of Princess of Asturias. No female in Spain
ever held that title in her own right, and in the present ease
there is every probability of male issue in the due course of
time.

The Duke of Cumberland visited the King, yesterday,
after his arrival at the Palace in St. James's.

Viscount Strangford transacted business yesterday at the
office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
The Austrian Ambassador and the Spanish Minister had in-
terviews with the Earl of Aberdeen yesterday, at the Fo-
reign-office.
The Duchess of Wellington has been seriously indisposed
for some time past, at her residence at Strathfieldsay
His Majesty, who is ever seeking for occasions to ex-
ercise his benevolence, recently, attended by Colonel Lygon,
inspected Brighton Barracks. In his progress through them
the King expressed his surprise at the very indifferent ac-
commodation for the soldiers' sleeping, and was pleased to
order an immediate alteration of the present building, or, if
that could not be effected, the erection of a new and more
commodious edifice.

The office of Paymaster, for the abolition of which a
pledge was given to Parliament, has been vacated by Captain
T. Huskisson, who is appointed a Captain of Greenwich
Hospital, in the room of Capt. Geo. WlEinlay, promoted to
the rank of Rear-Admiral of the Blue.

We are happy to hear that Lord George Paget, whose
dreadful accident left at first but little hopes of his recovery,
is, under great surgical skill, likely to do well. He was
conveyed home on Saturday upon a litter, his Noble father
riding by his side.
The Earl and Countess of Lonsdale and family, with the
lion. Mr. O'Callaghan, and Colonel Sir Adolphus Dalrym-
ple and lady, have been sojourning at Whitehaven Castle for
the last 10 days, which they leave in a day or two for Low-
ther Castle, preparatory to their departure for the South.
Sir James Graham, Bart, M.P. and lady, have left Netherby
for London.—Carlisle Patriot.

We understand that a detachment of artillery arrived at
our Castle on Thursday last, and the detacbmeat previously
stationed here marched hence the same day. There are
various reports in circulation of other troops about to be
brought here; but we cannot trace them to any authentic
source.—Carlisle Journal.

SURILZY Tsai,Taa.—A new piece, called The Recluse
of the Cavern; or, the Triempk of Fidelity, was pro-
duced here on Saturday. It is full of interest, and was re-
ceived with considerable applause. Elliston is one of the
most active managers, and we are glad to see his exertions
appreciated as they ought to be. The Surrey is now a very
favourite place of resort.
ITALY.—A son of the celebrated Goethe has lately been
travelling in Italy, of which tour, we learn, be has kept a
journal, from which his father is preparing a work upon that
country.—Literary Gazette.
MADAMS CATALANI.—This admired songstress, wears
informed, in a letter from Italy, has finally set up her met
at Florence, with the declared intention of remaining there
during life. —lbid.
Wednesday and Thursday the magazine of arms. hitherto:,
lodged in Limerick garrison, consisting of 8,000 stand ef
arms, musketry, carbines, rid bayonets, were toaroYa•
in a number of artillery waggons, escorted by a guard
of the 47th Regiment, to the Custom-house quay, where
they were shipped on board the brig Friends, of Wey-
mouth, for the depot at Hawlbowline, Cork. There are
now no large guns in Limed* garrison but these attached
Ito the artillery.
In some parts of the 40entry the demand for malt, owiag
to the New Beer Act, is so great, that the farmers can
scarcely bring their grain to market, or the masters pass it
through their process fast enough.
The mild rain which commenced falling on Sunday nigbt
will have the most beneficial effect bath upon the sewn sod
easowa idlest lands.