Star.
London, England, 1826-10-06 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, OCT. 4.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Edward,
FA KPICLOUCHI, from Liverpool to Lisbon, having been In lat. 46.
lung. It. and was struck by a heavy sea, which carried away the
head of the rudder, and the vessel became very leaky.
pLy Nou Tit, OCT. 4.-... Wind N.W.—Arrived the Zealous, M.A.'s,
from Quebec; and the Elizabeth, Comma, from Newfoundland.—
Bailed the British Union, Poweas, for Marseilles.
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Lieut. Mamas, R.N. of Southampton, is appointed Chief Nicer
to the Prevanive Service on the Coast of Ireland.

Commander Settasnorr is appointed to the Murano.
SHIPS IN 1-Isrioasa—Britannia, Windsor Castk, Forte, Pylorus,
ramelion, ltlutine, and Shokirake; and the Harpy, Active, and
Sprightly, revenue cruisers._

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AT THE Imatto—Bratubk and Royalbt.

The trawling sloop Pheasant, Tunica', master, formerly men-
tioned as having been seized by the Baassata, Lieut. Fay's.", for a
supposed breach of the Revenue Laws, was restored to the owner
ou Friday, by order of the Hon. the Commtgsioners of hia Majesty's
Customs, it appearing that the kegs of spirits, found in possession
of the vessel, were fished up by her accidentally, while following
her usual occupation of trawling off the name Head, and that the
master had sent immediate intelligence of the same to his Majesty's
cutter BRAMILX.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. N.W.—Arrived the Vesper. Mite
mot, from ifondpras; and his Majesty's ship Ctto. from the east-
ward. Saikd the Alliance, Worramr, for 'rewrite.

DIAL, Ocr. S.—Wind N.W.—Arrived and sailed, the Jessie,
Buoy, from Shields for India ; and Harmony, TAYLOR, from La-
brador for London. Remain, the Westbrook, Salmi ; Breadalbane,
BURGOS; Roslyn Castle, Havana:4; and Caledonia, lU,Gairaos, for
Jamaica; Lord Wellington, Moacax, for Quebec; and Sarah,
Hsu for the South Seas. .
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Gaavzsmna, OCT. a.—Arrived the Cowper, ULAM, from Vir-
ginia; Elizabeth, Wazcza, front Grenada; Emerald, Statrsom,
from Jamaica ; Arab, Lowe, from Barbadoes ; Mint, SIMI', from
Quebec ; St. Lawrence, Coosa, from Miramichl; Fanny, Ta.vLos,
from St. Petersborgh ; President Matson, from Malaga; and
Genoa Packet PATTELSOII. from Leghorn. Sailed the Kerswell,
A lIIISTIIO/40p fir the Cape; and Graham Moore, Duels*, fm Naples.

Mr. WARING, the K og's Messenger, arrived at the
Foreign Office yesterday, with dispatches from Mr. Secretary
CANNING, at Paris.
Mr. MOORS, the King's Messenger, arrived on Wed-
nesday at the Secretary of State's office for Foreign Affairs, from
'Moscow, with dispatches from the Duke of Dirruesutss.
We have received a file of the Mexican Journal, El
Sol, from the midd:e of June to the 20th July. These
Papers are almost entirely destitute of news. They are
chic fly filled with the discussions of the Constituent
Congress of Mexico, and the communications of cor-
respondents on liter ary or general topics. In the number
of the 19 h July we find the following paragraph :
" An approaching change of all the Ministers is an-
nounced. This measure is, in the opinion of sensible
patriots and lovers of order, the only one which can re-
st,re public confidence in favour of the Supreme Chief
Al the Republic, which was in some danger during the
4.lo,.itation of these days. Decisive measures of this
nature have rescued many Guveinments from threaten-
ing convulsions; and, in our case, must produce similar
elects in support of our wise Constitution." It is proper
to add, that in the Papers ima.edintely preceding the
one born which this extract is taken, wp observe no
account of the agitations here alluded to.
Oa Michaelmas Day, Mr. Costs, at a dinner even
en the occasion of swearing in the Mayor of Norwich,
accused the Cmporition, with whom he had just dined,
of s• dirty tricky." Seven Alciemen left the room fol.
lowed by whet Lieutlcam, which rendered the meeting
very select.

THE THEATRE&

DRURt-LANE.

The Belle's Strata got wag performed at this Theatre
last night,,to a brilliant and crowded audience. The
comedy seems to have been produced chiefly for the
purpose of Miss ELLEN Taxes appearance in the cha-
racter of Letitia Hardy. In the hoydening scenes she
I was greatly and deservedly applauded, and the trying
moment, before withdrawing the mask in the last scene,
was one of the very happiest things she did. Dowrow
made Old Hardy richly humourous, and WALLACK'S
Doricoutt was an effective piece of acting. The Sir.
George Touchwood was Mr. COOPER : he was received
most falteringly. Mrs. DAVISON'S Mrs. Mickel is one
of her best efforts, and it is.cettainly a rich specimen of
genuine comic acting. The comedy, indeed, was ex-
tremely well acted.