Star.
London, England, 1826-09-26 00:00:00

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NAVAL IN lELLIGENCE.

Yesterday the following was posted at Lloyd's:
" Glanatvaa, Sart. 4.—The Colombian privateer wake sailed
a few nights back, on a ctuise.”
The Pursuit, Nowise, from S.F.ombay, has arrived off Portsmouth.
Fausoirrn, SIM 24.—Wind E. to S.S. R.— Arrived the
Duke of Kent packet, front Lisbon, in 14 days; and the Sandwich'
packet, from do. in seven days. The Osborne racket was in com-
pany, from Wednesday to Friday, with a frigate, having In tow a
large ship, totally dismasted, supposed to be a West Indiaman,
about 70 miles W. of Scilly.
Prmscurrn' Sore. 24.—Wind S.—Arrived the Freida, Norssa,
from Memel. Passed up Channel, the Queen blab, from
New York for Havre, in $7 days.
Poaosstourn, Barr. 25.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship GALATEA, from a cruise.
Cowls, Sort. 4S.—Wind S. by W.—Arrived the Restitution,
Hammoso, from Sumatra, in 121 days. On the 17th July, Capt.
HAMMOND spoke the Minerva, from Sumatra, last from the Isle of
France, where be had put in to repair, having sprung a leak. On
the 17th, spoke the Agenurla, from London to Calcutta, all well.
DIAL, Sart. 23.—Wind S.—Arrived and sailed, the Kingston.
Bearer, from Jamaica for London ; and Royalist, Roasts, from
Lando; for the South Seas. Arrived and remain, the .1. Bain-
-o:ridge, NIzoN, from London for Nova Scotia.

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MILOODIDA, SEPT. 43.—The most painful anxiety is still felt for
!he fate of the Helen, of this port, which sailed hence the Sth inst.
heavily laden kith corn, &c. She was last seen on the 6th off Ho-
lyhead, steering a northerly course • and the general opinion is, that
she foundered during the dreadful hurricane which commenced
that day, and caused such general devastation at sea. The crew
and passengers consisted of ten persons • amongst the latter was
Mr. Samuel Brahman, youngest son of the former Collector of Ex-
cise of this town. The St. George, which was put ashore in the storm.
OD the Welch coast, has been got off with little damage.

OLD BAILEY, Sernussit 25.

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Stephen Leake, James Leake, and Joseph Gould, were
twice tried for a felonious assault and robbery oa the
highway. They were acquitted of the robbery, but
detained to be tried for a common assault at the. Mid-
dlesex Sessions.

John Wally was tried for a street robbery, and con-
victed of stealing from the person, but not with violence.
Sentence—Transportation for life.
This being the last trial, the RZCORDER, at two o'clock,
pronounced sentences upon the prisoners who have been
convicted dut idk the present Sitting :
To be whipped and discharged, 8; to be Imprisoned, and kept to
hard labour, for fourteen days, # ; for one month, 14 ; for sis weeks,
2 ; for two moots, 7; for three do. IS; for four do. 1; for six do.
15 ; for twelve do. 12; for two yeah, 1; to be whipped and con.
lined one month, 1 ; to be transported far seven years,-103 ; for
fourteen ditto, ; for ilfe, S. _ _

Daant.-4. Siang. for returning from transportation before
the expiration of his sentence; James Field, for horse-stealing;
Mhos Spencer, for burglary; John Bukhara, for house-breaking;
W. Johnsen, same offence ; Joseph Cress, for horse-stealing ; Benj.
Ikkhrria, hr Med* in a dwelling-house; Georgp Mullins, for
besse-breaklng ; Wm. Arthur, same °Ewe ; John Williams, for
being at large behest the expiration of his terns of traumatise;
Wm. Thomas, for stealing in a dwelling-house John Hayes. some
Omer; 1. Menskt, same offence • S. Mackay, same effuses; Was.
Velars, for highway robbery; Wm. Andrews, same offence; Ono.
Morgan, for burglary; Clarks Hemet, same offence; J. W.
Wilson, same offense; T. Walker, same offence; J. 'Ong, for
rizse y robbery; Purmenter, sane offence; S. Jarvis. same
; G. Houghton, same offence ; J. Boyce, same offence ;
Fit:alien, stealing Mi. in a dwelling-house; Mary Hut-
h*. stealing goods in a dwelling.hosise ; Robert King, highway
robbery; John Robinson, same offence; George Nicholls, same
offence ; James Goulby, same ufface ; William Johnson, burglary
▪ the day time and larceny; M 4-& lUkrader, same offence;
Atari Allender, same offence; Oman Illegpor, stealing goods in
a dwelliegiesse ; Thomas Powell, kensalwahlag in the day time
end larceny; Thomas Percival, same eine ; Charles Currie,
stealing seeds in a dwelling-house ; John Wilms, same offence;
Themes hark, stealing goods in a dwelling-heves ; Joseph Parent,
imam dim ; Daniel Lynch, ditto; Bdw. !Oka, burglary;
▪ Jaales,amd Jai Playdell, for highway rubbery—Total, 43.
The judpent ea Ilaary Dunn, who was convicted of Davin
MAW his siaployers, Suwon sad Cross, of Coaaptoaatteet, was
rated until neat fiessiwas.
Itasoassa, in proaswaelag mama of Death, said, that
thaw who had been convicted of highway-robbery, accompanied
with violence. could have no hope of having mercy extended to them.
Total seesawed to death . 47
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Transported for life 2
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Ditto:l4 years
Ditto, 7 years

Imprisoiotoot and hardlaboor [ors years
Dino, 12 moodu
Ditto 6 works
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To Imam otbertSis el imprisonment, froth 3 maths
Os 14 days, oho those who ware sentenced to
ho privately mod discharged .

Total sentenned . . nns
Respited till next Elsseisse . 7

Mat/cussTaa.--It is with great pleasure tha& we
again report a steady amendment in trade. In Mist,
there is not yet much actual advance; prices, however,'
ate obtained which the buyers last week refused to
give, and the demand continues good. Calicoes of most
descriptions, we believe, are somewhat higher; and
heavy goods (fustian:, /cc.) cannot be purchased on as
favourable terms as heretofore. The stocks in spinners'
and manufacturers' bands are now generally small ;
but there is still much machinery standing idle, or not
working full time, and, too many hands unemployed to
afford much hope thai any material advance in wages
is likely soon to take place.-7-.. Manchester Guardian.
Saturday evening, after the sports of the Regatta had;
closed, a serious disturbance took place on the Parade,
Dover, opposite the• warm baths (originating from the
imprudent introduction of a foot-ball,) between some
young men and a party of recruits belonging to the
89th Regiment, some of whom had their bayonets taken
from them and broken, and several injuries were sus-
tained by both parties.
Friday, Mr. Graham again ascended in Bristolefrom
a yard attached to the Saracen's Head, Temple-gate.
The weather being favourable, several persons were
accommodated daring the morning in being carried op
a short distance and brought safely down again. About
85 minutes past four, Mr. Graham and his pupil, Mr.
Bayley, ascended; the balloon rose slowly, and it was
evident that the gas had lost a portion of its elasticity
from the wet of the preceding day ; and as the wind
was directly in favour of a voyage to sea, or at least a
passage over the Channel to Wales, Mr. Graham very
Adroitly contrived to make a short instead of a long
trip, and preferred landing by daylight to reclining
" half-seas over' at twilight. After skimming the city,
so as nearly to touch the houses in College-green, the
aerontuts descended about 800 yards from Mr. Miles's
mansion at Leigh ; where every refreshment was offered
them, which time would not allow them to partake of,
and they returned in safety to the Saracen's Head by a
quarter to eight the same evening.