Star.
London, England, 1828-07-16 00:00:00

NAVAC INTELLIGENCE.

NAM Asange Tins DAT.--bublin I—Waterford
burgh 1-14911 and 1.

The Ceres, Pi?WILSON, from St. Thomas's, has arrived off the
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Wight.
The East India C. ritpany's ship Canning, outward-board, Was
all well on the 7.oth 11. y, in lat. 501. N. long. r 2. t. W.
The Britannia, Final., arrived in tbt Downs. from Bombay,
on the 29th ultimo. in let. 53. long. 41. fell in with the Blucher,
Paeleson, from Bahia to Algona, which had been plundered on
the 4th, in lat. 4. long. 52. by a schooner, of provisions. stores,
compasses, charts, clothes, watches, money, &c. &c.—the crew
111 treated. bet made off the following morning. Oft the Cakdonla.
Gamine. appearing. The latter supplied the Blucher with a chart
slid eight tasks of water.
Onuterrair, Jerez 26, *.x.—A French fleet, consisting of one
I.slilp of the line, three large frigates, a sloop of war, and forty other
I remelt, apparently merchantmen, from the Mediterranean, are
passing to the westward.
glieL, Jima, 15.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Baltic, Demean.
from Bahia; Palmyra, Lams, from India ; and Ll:karma,
front Bombay. Arrived from London the Dublin, 5111 WART, for
Bombay.
Ponrsnourn, Jinx 15...... Wind W.—Arrived from London the
Fos, Wurra, tor Gibraltar ; Comma for Jam..ica ; Franck
Freeling, BritrimiriLL, for Smyrna; and the loderatisable French
'man of war, fist- Cherbourg.
F.tueutrir. Jet.s 14. Wind W.—Artived off Orr the 'Thomas.
Bowan, trim Grenada; and Aliddkasa. Mores.from
Cowin, Jui.l 15 —Arrived the Champion, Luca. from Batavia;
and Clarerment, Mitisoweas, tram fern ,mbueo.
Hula., Jsiv 11.—. Arrived the 11 oilmen, Jackson' &roll,
Snort. and niget, Breen:, front St. • eter.bureh ; Margaret,
Surma. from Stockholm ; Passarge, front Mao ; and Nor-
val. Honorer, from Memel. .1
Latoraroor.,Jes.v 14.—Arrived rha Beeves Pont:,from Deme-
rara; 'Barton, Wriroso. from Harba.lues; f/enii.rt LACY, from
Tampico; Mary, ltowidora, from New Orleans; Cato, Itircant.
from New York ; litllliant, —, from Quebec; Belvidere,
from ltotresdam; Ana Christina, Gainha Carlby, Severs Brothers,
from Lubec ; Fredos, I.:monist., Irons %Vyborg.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Thomas Grenville, Shea, was to suit for London the 15:h
of March.

Sailed from St. Helena, the Olive Branch, Johnson, for London,
Jane 1.. .
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Tile Haw India Company's ship Maequeen. outward hound, was
all w. II on April 19, In lat. 7, 111, moth lung. 27, 4. Wesc.
&moat .—The York, Wilkinson, Was to sail for (Anion March
10; the Zenon a, Douglas. wag to sail for London Mirth 10 ; the
Anna llobert.uo. It viog, tur the ,Mauritius soul Lorblon, to la it
March 31.
ARIAIVALS AT BENGAL—The Princess Charlotte, from Liverpool,
oat the t. 9 hof February ; the J.ur lZlisa, Wallace, frum China
tut March 1. •

POLICE IN TELLIGBNCE.

William Doris**, the contributory to the literary. periodicals,
who was Gonad heyging in the Temple, was brought before sir.
Alderman Catmints again yesterday, when Gyngell, the chief
porter, rated he bad nut.been aide to discover that the prisoner
had received aims, and as he bed made a serious promise semr to
be found lurking in the Tell-pit again, complainant hoped he might
.6e Safely tru.trd with hi. liberty. -
!The Alderman accordingly gave him a little admonition and die-
missed him.
Rotor Peel was charged with embezzling several sums of money,
received on account of his employer, Mr. Rivera, a perfumer, by
,Whom he was engaged as a town traveller. ' He was remunerated
net by a regular salary, but a conannimilm nn the orders be obtained,
when the goods were paid for ; aqd if they were not paid fur, he.
received nothing.
Mr. HVISPIISITX argued. that the prisoner was not a servant
within the scope of the Embezzlement Act, under such circuits-
tuners, but was rather in a kind of partnership, being admitted to
a share in the profits.
Mr. Alderman t insertion feared many servants were engaged in
similar way, and it would be strange if the law left them at li
berty to plunder their employers. Hr therefore consulted the
-City Solicitor, who. upon the strength of a case in Carrington's
Criminal Law. that a traveller commissioned by several Waimea
would be deemed the servant of each; held that the pr.soner was
liable —He was remanded.

Advices from Lima, via Havre. have reached us to
the 23th of Nlarcb. The Constitution.. in which tin
Congrrss had made many modificat tins, had been.
signed on the 21st by the President, and would on the
25th be submitted to the ratification of the people
is is said, had scarcely a partisan in that capital.
Scit.i.t, dims B.—The storms which have tecently
plevailed to so great a degree in England, have nut
extended their ravages to Scilly. La.terlt, however
we hate had some strong gales .and much ran, bt,
which the hay harvest Ilas bred retarded, and soma.
damage done to the coin. The bay crop. whicti's
chit* confined to St. Mary's. is, mote abonJant tlrau
nas thgt known fir.many•ys