Star.
London, England, 1829-10-23 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mane Azaleas Tins Dar.—Dehlio 1-1 V aterford I—Ham -
IWO I—France I—Holland I—Lisbon 1.
The WUheMha, Artshesd. from Dantrie to Liverpool. was
abandoned at sea 9th inst. being waterlogged.
The St. Daniel, Verbrodt, Irum Shoreham to Griesfwald, foun-
dered on the 12th inst. in lat. 55. long. 5. R. Crew aired.
The Malvin, from London to Bremen, war bat the 14th inst.
on althorn. Crew sod a small part of the materials saved.
Dm. ()cr. 22.—Wind W.—Arrived from London. the Ze-
phyr. Sillingbunt, for the South Seas; Awaits, Pearson, for An-
tigua ; James Renwick, Horner, for Jamaica; Dorothea, Craig,
for Granada; and Graves, Bell, for Sc. Vincent sand rends.
roanstourn. Ocr. U.—Wind W. to N.W.—Off the port, the
Colombia, Realtor. from New York. Sailed the &enter tran-
sport, for Cork.
Fausownr, Ocr. 21.—Wind S.W. to W.S.W.—Arrived the
Magnet packet, from Lishoe—sailed 11th inst.
Lawman., On. 21.—Arrived the George Canning, --, from
Hume Ayres; Adam, and Matchless, Stirling, front
Smyrna and Terraelna, and Palermo.
Batman Cam. Ocr. 22.—=Arrived the Marshal Blucher.
Davis. and Clarence, Crocker, from Malaga.
Daum, Ocr. 90.—Arrived the Anna. Stevens, from Leghorn,
and Joseph and Fanny.--. from Palermo.
Oer. 4t.—The Norfolk, Kennedy. from goatee to Newry. is
arrived in Kingstown harbour. It is said she was carded in by a
Torbay fishing smack. in • very leaky state.
New Bose. OCT. 20.—The Norfolk, Kennedy. from Quebec to
Newry. street yesterday on the Money Washer Bank. of We:-
ford, where she now Iles. Most of the crew deserted her ; and as
the Bank is three leagues from the Mote, I fear but bide of the
property wiU be saved.

From the Colonial
the Ist June :—" The

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has given it as
be done in the - of

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his opinion, that nothing can _ way
palming a Colonial Act for the relief of Insolvent Debtors,
until a warrant nominating a Counsel arrives with his
Majesty's signature. Orders have arrived from England
for the immediate abandonment of Port Raffles."
The Old Bank has paid off the sum it borrowed of the
Local Government, with an interest of 8 per cent.
A dreadful malady, of the species of opshalmia. was
prevailing at Sydney. Old and young were afflicted.
THE RvALPt az Kt Nos.—A curious scene occurred
at the Argyll Rooms yesterday, during the performances
of M. Chabert. A rerson from the gallery publicly chal-
lenged the performer on the part of a deaf and dumb man,
named Lazarus, who was also present. and who has been
exhibiting at Whitechapel. M. Chabert called this per-
son an impostor and a long altercation took place. At
length the challenger and his friend descended t t the
floor, and Lazarus professed to be ready to take any poi-
sons, and undergo any experiments of heat attempted by
M. Chabert. The latter. professing great contempt for
his opponent, referred Lazarus to the College of Phy-
sicians, who had offered him 5,0001. for the secret, which
he refused, as he requited 10,0001. The friend of Li-
:ants declared that he would exhibit at the west end of
London, in order to convinte tie public that he ro4sessed
the secret.
Wednesday, the East India Company's :ale of lodine;
which had been adjourned from Friday la t, to a coma
of the Jewish holidays, rt .ommenced. The ; tte shine •
of persons engaged in the Indigo t:ade was very lim't,sl.
and the bidding* very heavy. Up yestli day about
3,500 chests, out of nearly 8,000 delared, passed the
sale. The withdrawals of Indigo, as far as the sa!e has
proceeded, have beta much larger than usual. In th
markets on the Continent there are comparatively few
orders, so that prices are expected to be lower. The
holders of Indigo do not at all appear to be disposed to
accept the prices offered. The pukes obtained at the sale
in October, last year, averaged from Is. and Is. 9d. to
2s. per lb. higher than at the present sale.
DUBLIN, OCT. 20.—Captain Brig., sot of the
Commander of the Forces in Ireland, his been sum-
moned to College-street police-office, at the instance
of Doctor Jacob, a respectable physician, r aiding
in this city, for an assault, alb ged to have been com-
mitted under the fallowing circum-tances :—On Sunday
a cabriolet, in which were Captain and Lady Agnes
Byng, happened to come in collision in Merrion-row
with a car, in which the family of Dr. Jacob were driving;
in consequence of which the car suffered some injury.. Dr.
Jacob immediately jumped out and followed the cabriolet,
one of the horses of which he seized by the bridle, de-
manding at the same time to know the name of the gentle-
man who drove. Captiin Byng desired the doctor to
let go the reins ; but as the latter refused to do so until
be ascertained the name, Captain Byng applied the whip
to the shoulders of the doctor, who speedily gave up the
reins, and the cabriolet proceeded. Dr. Jacob, with his
brother, appeared this day at College-street, and obtained
a summons for the attendance of Captain Byng to-morrow
at one o'clock,
A great stir has been made in consequence of the Duke
of Newcastle having given those of his tenants at Newark
notice to quit, who voted against Mr. Sadler, at the
last election there. TMs sort tf proceeding is by IV)
means if uncmxmon occurrence at Arundel. After
the elections, when the late Mr. Blake, of Leominster,
in this county, triumphed over the Norfolk interest in
that town, all the Duke's tenants, who supported that
gentleman, had notice to quit. It is generally supposed
that Arundel is quite a close borough ; but such is not the
feet. The Dukes of Norfolk have always had a very
strong party to contend against there ; and, although
they have generally prevailed, they have also fre-
quently been defeated. When Mr. Blake first came
forward, in October 1819, on the Blue or town in-
terest, he was returned by a majority of two to one
over the Duke's nominee, Viscount Bury ; and the
year following, when four candidates started, two on the
Town and two on the Castle interest, he was very consi-
derably at the head of the poll. Indeed, the result of
these two contests pretty plainly convinced his Grace
that the inhabitants had not only the inclination, but the
power, to have a voice in the election of their Represen-
tatives ; and, consequently, to prevent future contention,
it was shortly afterwards arranged that the Duhe should
have the recommendation of one Member, and Me
electors the choice of the others.—Brighton Gazette.

CORN—EXCHANGE, MARK—LANE, Ocr. SS.
Our market continues in the same stagnant state—nit the
slightest improvement bas taken place; but Monday's prices being
asked for fine samples of Wheat, Barley, and Oats, such must be
nominally quoted.
tierouvartous sows MONDAY. - ---

Wheat, &ebb . 4,350 Batley, Foreign
Irish . . 300 Oats, English .
Foreign . 3,4,0 Foreign .
Earley, English . 5,800. Irish . .
kids . . Flour (sacks) .
SMITHFIELD MARKET, OcT.
Tian* AT MATILIT.

. 1,950
3,000

2,300
. 5,030

Beasts ... ........... ..... 913 I Calves 206
Sheep sod Lambs ....... 5,140 Pigs
Beef 3s 64 to es 04 Veal ...... ..34 64 to es 6d
Mutton 3l 64 es 44 I Pork 3s 54 es 6d
Lamb ........Os 04 Os 04
Hay per WA. £2 13.. to £5 Os. Clover £3 15s. to £6 Os.—
Straw £1 les. to £2 ss.

COAL MARKET—Toss Dar.
Rimy-rase Orr.--Tbe Coal Exchange was well attended by
merchants tacky. and Coals Were in very fair demand. The
supply of Coal hoth front Sunderland and Newcastle was but
moderate ; 14 new ships were at market, making on the weekly
arrival a total ef 61
Shim arrived owing the month 446
Host Walbend Cosh.— Us. Id. 39‘
Other seen — 5 O. 57s 41d.
alp se Market