Star.
London, England, 1821-04-06 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tuesday se'nnight, the smack Superior, belonging to the Lon-
don Shipping Company of Aberdeen, on entering Aberdeen har-
bour, a little above the Light-house, was under the necessity of
mooring, having too little water. 'lle tide flowing, and the
wind increasing, the vessel again got afloat ; but one of the sea-
men standing in the centre of a coil, had his leg dreadfully la-
cerated ; another was caug ht by the coil of the rope, swept over-
board, and unfortunately drowned. The surviving seaman was
carried to the Hospital, and kis limb has been amputated.

FA LUOUTII' Aran. s.—Wind W.—Arrived the British Co-
lony, Semi., from the Cape of (food hope in 72 days.
Poarsstourn, Aran. 5. —Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Rich-
ard Plaskett TILLY, from Leghorn, with loss of foremast and

bowsprit.—Sailed the Ocean transport, for Cork.
Antonylsi AWL 4.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Britpn,
Slum, from Jamaica for London, with sails split, and in want
of provisions.—Sailed the Alpha,
. Toast, for lib) Janeiro, and
William Pitt. nICHAIMION, for Quebec.
Liesaroot., Arm 4.—The AmbrOok, Worm, sailed from
hence for Lisbon 28th March, and has put back with loss of sails.
YARMOUTH, divot. s.—The Mold, GEORGIC Dance, from
Shields to London, sprung a leak yesterday morning four or five
miles to the east of the Dudgeon and sunk. Crew saved and
landed here.

Suisun, Aratt. 4.—The Mary Ann, Mriescaw, that was upon
thvocks near the entrance of Shields, has been Boated off with
casks, sbd brought in here much damaged.

DZAL, APRIL s.—Wind N. N.W.—Sailed, the whole of the
outward-bound. Arrived and remain, the Mentor, Chmossrs,
from Tenerife; Northash, I.avowoarz, from Oporto; Freeland,
hPNir.x, from St. Domingo ; and Douro Castle, H[IIIERT, from
Charente. Came down from the River and sailed, the Vigilant,
for Marseilles ' • Flora, for Leghorn ; Kate, for Naples ; Mary,
for Tenerife; Pomona, Triton, Joseph and Mary, and St. Law-
rence, for Quebec; Sisters, for St. John's, New Brunswick;
Hessels, for Miramichi ; Resolution, for Oporto ; Marquis of •
Hastings, for Calcutta; Anna, ROBERTSON, for Madras; and the
Sea Nymph, for Genoa. The Prince Regent, for Junkies, in
getting under weigh, got athwart the S frigate, and sus-
tained some damage in her rigging : she remains, with the Are-
thus:, for Jamaica, and Lady Warren. for St. Domingo.
Cessoss-Ilouse, Aran. s.—Ships Entered Inwards:—Prince
of Waterloo, from Ostend; Czar, from Leith; William. from
Lisbon; Atalanta, from Waterford; Whitehall, from St. 31i-
chaas ; Marmion, from Hamburgh; Marshal Blucher, from
Rotterdam; Enchantress, from EMast.—Entered Outwards :
Velatura, for Bremen; Nile, for Hayti; Jenny, for Hamburg's ;
Britannia, for Marseilles; Leveret, for Bremen; Marquis of
Huntly, for Ilamburgh ; Cossack, for Venice; Prosperous, for
Calais.—Cleared Outwards:—Friends, for Quebec; Betsey, for
Naples; Agenoria, for Ilamburgh ; Four Sisters, for Naples ;
Expedition, fur Leghorn; Aid, for Hamburgh; Comely, for Ja-
; Felicity, for Hamburgh ; Blucher, for Malta; New Fre-
derick, for Cadiz; Navigation, for Rostock; Princess of Wales,,
for Quebec.

Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE,
accompanied by the Princess AUGUSTA, went to Kew.
ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE.—Mr. BARTLIIII,ton Wed-
nesday, repeated his Lecture on the Structure of the
I niverse, at this Theatre. The text is stated to be
selected from the best writers on the interesting sub-
ject which is treated; the phenomena of comets and
the tides, and the movements of the planets, are ex-
plained in a very clear -end concise manner, render-
ing the Lecture of great utility to all students of
astronomy. The illustrative machinery which is in-
troduced is exceedingly well contrived.
ALMACK'S Grand Ball, on Wednesday evening,
was attended by 400 distinguished Personages.

NatoAx Pashto's.—The winter of 1828 and 1821 will be
cited as offering fashions universally adopted—those of pelisses.
We have now began April, and this fashion still reigns; perhaps
some few days of a milder temperature may permit the Ladies
to clothe themselves more lightly. There are still pelisses of
every form and colour; of plain velvet, figured velvet, of satin,
grus de Naga. of levantirae, double Florence, Merino, French
cachemire, silk and worsted mixed, of coating ; and for colours,
at we except emerald green, there are of every description.—
flats of Leghorn straw have made their appearance. Some are'
worn with a little Scotch plaid scarf tied round them, or bands
of ribbon plaited together, of two colours.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES,
The Duke of Norfolk and Lady Mary Petre left town yes-
terday for Arundel Castle, for a few days.
The Marquis of Buckingham arrived in town on Monday
from his seat, Avingtnn, Hants.
The Marchioness of ureter is returned to town from her seat,
Langley Hall, Kent.
The Earl of Dartmouth has left town for his seat, Sandwell
Hall, Staffordshire.

The Earl and Countess of Glasgow and the Ladles Boyle,
left the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street, yesterday, for their
seat in Kent.

Captain ➢faitland has arrived at Warren's Hotel, Regent.
street, from a tour.

Thomas Page, Esq. arrived yesterday at Fenton's Hotel, St.
James's-street, from his seat in Surrey.
The Rev. Archdeacon Basset, Mrs. Maser, and family, have
left the Prince Saxe Coburg Hotel, Charles-street, Grosvenor-
square, for their seat in Ireland.
Departures from Bead's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-street :
John blosshead, Esq. for his seat, Caskwick, Cambridgeshire;
H. W. Haunter, Esq. for his seat, Brick Hill, Bucks.
Arrivals at Hodgson's Hotel, Dover-street :—Mr. and Mrs.
Peaces, and family, from their seat iu Leicestershire; Ralph
Howard, Esq. from Oxford.
Departures from the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-street :—Gene-
ral Duridas, and John Borthwick, Esq.
Arrivals at Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street :—SIr George Ar-
mytage, Bart. from hit seat in Yorkshire; Honourable Charles
Vesey, from his seat in Ireland.
EXTRAORDINARY OCCURRIENCL—A few days since, a genteelly-
dressed Lady, apparently labouring under considerable fatigue,
called at a cottage in the neighbourhood of Turnham-Green, and
applied for refreshment, for which she tendered a Bank-note.
The inhabitant, a female, left the house, for the purpose of pro-
curing change ; and, on her return, with great surprise, found the
stranger gone. On hearing, as she believed, the cry of her infant,
she hastened to its cradle, but, to her utmost dismay, discovered
her own had been taken away, and another of a dark tawny colour
placed in its stead. Cash to the amount of £lOO was fastened
to its breast. The poor woman, after a paroxism of grief, has
become reconciled to the event, and treats the young stranger
with maternal tenderness.

Na. Accuse.—We understand that Mr. Accum, whose case
Was alluded to in the business at the Westminster Sessions, yes-
drrday, was lately observed by his friends to evince uncommon
agitation at the approach of his trial, and to declare that, althengli
he could defend himself effectually, yet he had not nerve to ap-
pear is the face of the Public as an accused. Several persons of
rank had agreed, and were in Court, to declare the high confi-
dence they retained for the defendant, notwithstanding the charge
under the weight of which he unfortunately laboured.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.