Star.
London, England, 1829-02-14 00:00:00


NAVAL INTELLIGENCL
move Amu:eine Tala bar—Dublia I—Waterestd
D. Fee. 12.—Wind &W. by W.
Fee. 13 Wind N.W. by N.—Aniseed front Lodes the htie.
net. Airmen, ire Aileen. ; U. Lyon. Sumba. for Jamaica; e
Weidman (or BM Janeiro; lady Hilton, Uaynood, fur the
South Sei:s ; and fur
Poamkomm. Fen 12.—Wind variable. Fee. 13. Winsal.ltit
Cowes, Fan. 13 —Arrived the Ann. Rdkin, from Penumbeee.
Fasnoems. Fri. 11.— Wind N. N.W.—Sailed the Frolic peke,
for Jamaica and Calcutta. Fes. If.—Wind N.W.
Livraettot, Frs. 11.—Arrived the Amity.Vingban, frees !Mk
and Macao; Jane, Watson, from Siararhain ; Nimrod, Apvs.
trea, mobile; Monads. Bradford, and Ceres, Davis. from Samos.
nab; Flora, Blair. Adeline, Baker. Olive. Coggin. Prraideft,
rersoll. and Boston. Telas. from Charleston; Janet; Ceoner,fron
Wilesinpon.

Fug. it.—Arrived the Traveller, Anderson, from Santa Muth;
Prince lionoolf, Hall, from Baltimore.

FROM TNs PLTIMOUTSI JOURNAL, sirs U.
The Nebo "comer arrived ye smtday with sixty men from t►il
Homilies, to join the %Vampire.
In Himont —The Britannia, %Varsplte, Kent, Ariadne,
Cordell', Badger, Z-hta, %lagnet. Virint, Pigeon, Meteor Ng
Echo strewn, and Leveret render.
Anourrnmeis.—Lieutenant Harry Eyre' to the Comet, eic,
Lieutenant Wudrhooor, superseded nn account of di health; Mt.
Johti Merriam, to be Master of the Su phur, vice Strut, appoista
Acting Master .11` the Badger.
Mr. Wright, son of Major Wright. Assistant Adjutant General,
is appointed a Second Lieutenant of this division of Royal ilLuriags
vice i:lappetton.

There is no doubt that the Duke of Commutes/is
journey to E• gland is occasi•►ned by an intimation of
tt e ims ottai.t measure which the K Ixo's Speech
was to recommend • to Parliament, and that fin
•yal Highness, as it e Patron of the Cringe
tts' ions, and the head of the Protestant parry, is ansinin
to be found at his 1 not * hen the di-cossion of Cithoig
E nancipatinn take., place.—Moraing Post.
Sr G. Commons haring vacate I his seat in ['Arlin.
ment, a new writ for this Borough has been issued, and
the elertion is t•) t.k • plAce At Use fitrildhall, this d.r.
when S r George will be re-elected. Sir George lathed
hese nn Tuesday night, in company with Rear Admiral
B 'ker. mho has come down to hoist t•is flag in the Wet.
spite, and proceed to South America. The bells of the
parish church-s announced S,r G orge Cockburn's ar-
rival here. Sir George visited the Breakwate► yesterday
afternoon, accompanied by A Javral Baker, and Calais
Pridham, R N and expressed himself highly pleased
w th the progress of the a or k.—PlyarorsfAJoereal.
Yesterday An Inquest was held at St. Barth••l•onirea
Hospital on the body (John Jordon. aged 441, a pone
deaf man, blind with one eye, as.d who. on Saiurday
night last, was accidentally run over ,At Fort ley by the
.Defiance Manchester coach. A verdict of Accileatal
Death was returned—De..dand me 61 Mint...
A Petition against conceding the Catholic *Claim
has been. lying at Lyme for signators.. during the past
week, and has received the names of all the respectable
inhabitants.

The Petit.° t ag tinst adokting :Catholics to
places of power in the Government of this cenOtry,
during the three days it lay at the Town H4ll. 24e,
received nearly 900 sianatufes.` it has been forwittled
to Hanna BA mass F..q. Member for the cointi-frf
6..rset, who still present that same to the House of.COis•
mon..—Darset Piper.
Thursday eir fling, as a young man aimed Thomas
_ _

Jenkins, a coal porter, in the employ ut Nlr.
of Upper Thamerstreet, was crossing Pi toting-house-
square, Biackfriars, two d cently dressed men rudied 4
Icons a court which leads into Playhouse yard, and one
of them placed a large plaster on Jenkins's face, whirl,
completely covered his .nose, mouth, and chin; they '
then ran away and escaped. The plaster was removed
without any other injury than forcing the skin from the
nether lip.
, .

Thuts.d Ay evening some housebreakers attempted to
enter Helmi•nt Howe establishment,. conducted by the
Misses Hull: .1t appears that- the robbers secreted thew.
selves amongst a slump of evergreens, on the lore, os
the prevkus.evening, and afterwards wtenched off the
staple of the garden door,
.to secure themselves a Life
retreat. They that attempted to force open the dour
of the pathos,. by piercing upwards of 150 holes with
a centre-bit, but having bests disbutbed by the barking
of a dog, they retreated.
The wife of HAM was on Mordgy last attacked by
an infuriated mob at Glik.gow, and was is ith difficulty
rescued by the police. She left Edinburgh gaol about
a fortnight since,. and had been wandering abut the
country in disguise, hiving tried ineffectually to Auk
a passaxe to Ireland. The mob shouted out, " Hares
wite—liwke her," and other similar expressions. It
appears that she had eight children by her first hus-
band, and h r misery commenced With her connecting
with Hare, by whom she has also had three children. It
is probatile that the authorities will enable her to pro-
ceid to Ireland.
Accounts from Washington to the 15th ult. give as
article of some interest In the merchants. By this it
learn that the Committee of Ways and Means had de-
cided to tepoot a Bill to .provi3e for refunding to the
ins/sotto' the additilial duties levied by the late Tint
on Al merchandise previous to its passage. BY the
just and sati•fnctory measure, malty csrgoes, which,
by this premature operation had fallen under the ad.
wanted duties, would be 'placed upon that footings
which they were entitled.