Star.
London, England, 1829-12-29 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Maas ASSIVID Tan Da
JerseDuyt —bli Fraser 1 n Water ford I—Guernsey1—Guernsey
and .
yhe Ma. Hooper. from Boston, sod Anne. Spencer. from
amebae, bays arrived off the Wight.
The Nimrod, Agnew, from Belfast to Charleston. was totally
lest on the island of Harris about the 11th inst. Crew saved.
A brig, mposed to he the Cherub, from gather, was off Holy-
head as Say.
The Bpandaondea. Lembo/. from Wyburg. pat into Portsmouth
yesterday, leaky. with low of anchor Gam cable. bawd to Malaga.
An welter of about 16 cwt. marked " Ezandaer," and about
SG fathoms of chain cable. picked up in the Queen's asannel, were
landed at Hearn Bay on Sunday.
Daw., Dan. 611.—Wind N. W. heavy scow.—Sevrral sail from
the River have passed ; among others, the ligham. Turner, for
real* ; Baling COrove, Falconer, for Dominica ; Topes, &royan,
far Antigua; Tasmania, Memel, for Naples; and Hive, Stafford,
for Jamaica.
Cowin, Deo. W.—Arrived the Emma Susanna, Holland, from

Bt. Domingo.
Doom, Dsc. 47.—Arrived the Nimble, Mackie. and Rose
Nichol. Mackie, from Rids; and Jessie Noses, Banks, from

Leibao.
Bums, Dec. !S.—Arrived the Venus, Blundell. from Lisbon.
HOLTNIUM, Dec. 117.—Off the port, the Philip Tabb,
from Virginia.
Penman:N. Dae. N.W. to N. strong.
FALKOUTIII. Dec. 27.—Wind Lath moderate.
WAm min Dec. !a.—A foreign galliot. sowed Danish. laden
with Baltic timber and staves, and sbandest4 was on shore on
Boston Long Sand yesterday morning. It is supposed she will go
to grislcytt blows a gale at N. W.
Dec. chest, containing wearing apparel.
nautical instruments, and-papers, were washed on those here this
morning. On a strip of morocco leather are the words " Gottion
Withelm Bulke Von Seri
ade." supposed to have belonged to
the 'Master of the Sepias, of Swinemonde.

Earl of GLINGALL had a dinner party yesterday,
at his house in Lower Grosvenor. street.
The Duke of DEVONSHIRE arrived at Devonshire
House, from Chatsworth, on Taursday. His Grace
leaves town to-morrow for Brighton.
The Countess of Essux entertained a party at dinner
on Tuesday, at her house in Hill-street. •
The Countess of BIRK ELE Y gave a dinner, at Cran-
ford House, to a select party, on Wedneaday, the day
previous to the nuptials of Lady CAROLINE BERKELEY
and Mr. MAXIM.
The French Ambassador, the Prussian Minister, and
the' Right Hon. Sir STRATFORD CANNING, had inter-
views with the Earl of ABERDEEN on Saturday, at the
Foreign Office.
His Excellency the Duke of NORTHU LANDMBE
intimated, we are informed, some time ago, a wish
present the Heads of the Dublin College of Surgeons
with some token of his eetimate of that distinguished and
valuable establishment—and, in order to render the gift
as appropriate as possible, be inquired, through Arch-
deacon SINGLETON, how the compliment could be
bestowed with molt advantage to medical science. Upon
ascertaining that there was a deficiency in one important
department of the anatomical apparatus, he most gene-
rously forwarded to the Surgeon-General the munificent
sum of 5001. with a view to that deficiency being sup-
plied.—Dublin Freeman's Jounsal.
We have the satisfaction to state that the Committee
for managing the general fund of the Spanish charity,
and that for the relief of the unfortunate Spaniards,
chiefly tary, who were expelled from Portugal, are
to meet this day with a view to some arrangement by
which the latter class of sufferers may be brought within
the compaasionats operation of the general fund : that
which was raised for the poor emigrants from Por-
tugal being now wholly exhausted, and the winter in
all its severity having set in. The Committee for
the Spanish Emigrants from Portugal have received
from Mr. ,Poulett Thomson 136 great coats ; 135 pairs
of shoes ; 135 pairs of stockings; 135 pair of girls ;
135 flannel waistcoats ; 135 pairs of pantaloons.