Star.
London, England, 1829-05-11 00:00:00

NAVAL IN IELLIGENCL

Maws Amines Tim Dar—Dublin 2—Waterford 1-.Fraley
Hambargh i —Flanders I—America I.
The Talisman, Cook, from Jamaica, is supposed to be artfae4
of Started.
Max, Mar 9.—Wind W.N. W.—Arrived the Gilbert. Memel
from St.Vlncent's ; Elie., Soper. from Grenada; Westbrook
from Jamaica ' • and the Friendettury, Walker, from alariesoW.
Arrived front Landon the Minerva. Probpn, for India ; and Md.
grave Ca.tle, Stafford. for Honduras.
May 10.—Wind N.N.B.—Arrived the Atlantic, Boys., BM
Malaga.
Powniwnirni, Mar 9.—Wind W.
Mai 10.—Wind S.—Passed the Blanche, Train, free St. Kw.,
John. Thom, fr..m Jantaka ;" Brilliant, tram Demerara ; and Asu.
James, from Tobago. Sailed the Marquis of Anglesey. Steraii:
r Insistent!) and Swan !liver; and Fanny. Bundy. for the Oils.
PLY/sorra, Mar W.—Arrived the Lyra and km;
having landed Portuguese emigrant. at Brest; and Maria, Csisa.
ming. from Lisboa. Sailed the Doris, Huf, for Quebec.
nommen. Mar IL—Wind W.S. she meal
packet. from Halifax, with the mails of his Majesty's win
Myrtle, which was lust on Rugged Island on the ought of the gosh
April, on her voyage from Bermuda to Halifax—crew ism.
&Ord the Relipse packet. for the Mediterranean.
Mar 9.—Sailed the Magnet packet, for Lisbon ; his Majesty's
brig Badg. r. cur /labia: and Bermuda ; and hi. Majesty's brig Lo.
verse, for J..tnatca and Cathagena.
THIt HAlMPaUlltit TILIORAPH. MAT 9.

The *rated, 28, Ca, tam Lod H. John Cht;rchilis
left the Ca, e ur Good n the Bth of February for
the Mauritius. and was to take the Commissioners if
logoiry to Ceylon.
His Majesty's brig Onyx, Li: utenant B •teler„ sailed
ye terday for Saint Anderu, in Spain, With nine Spa.
niards, who were Intel treed at the Admiralty Sessions,
on a charge of piracy, but who, for want of proof, were
acquitted. The G veroment has since lobes ally clothed,
and given each a donation I,t mon-y, and has sent them •
to a port nt their nwo country. at their choice.
Thee sday the War spite, of 76 guns,Captein shiner.
with the flag of Rees Admiral Baker, C.B. sailed from
Piymouth lot Rio de Janeiro. to relieve the Ganges of
84 gun., Captain Littlefield. which ship till bring to
England the flag of Rear-Adoniral Sir R Walla Or.
way, K C.B. whose period of service, as Conimalifer.
in Chief on the South American station, has ezpir
His Majesty's ship Undaunted. 46. Captain A. W,
Clifford, C. B. sailed on &tut day from Plynioel, we
understand. for the Western blanch. and for diem.
tection of British interests in that neighbourhood.
His Majesty's schooner Pike, 12. Lieut. J. G. Wig*,
captured a large smuggler on the Irish coast on the
15th ult. and carried her into Cork. She was cos.
mended by a man named Patterson Gibson; had a
cargo of 400 bales of tobacco and a considerable quon
ity of whits on board; and some bales of tobacco
which had been previously landed. were afterwards
discovered in a cove outside Cork Harbour. It is st-
owed the latunate officer will share 1,2001. from his
~rise, which had once before been seized, condemned,
and sold, when under the same person's command, as
an illicit trader.

The 14.rquess of Anglesey, Steward, Commander,
this morning with one hundred and ten passed•
gers, a large quantity i f horses, ►beep, cattle, and ma-
chandise, for the new Settlement San River.

About hairiest three ealoca this morning a molt
alarming and destructive fire broke out in the hoe'
Mr. Carlisle, bookseller, Fleet street, the rear of
premises is in Bell yard, where it is now ascer-
tained the fire originated, and was first seen by the
watchman, who gave the alarm, and soon aroused the
inhabitants of that very confined and thickly pope-
lotted neighbourhood. In a few minutes after the Awe,
the flames burst from the window.. of the shop with
meteditile fury, spsd the inhabitants of Bell yeti', sod
the adjacent court, wets seen hurrying away their
goods in every direction, as nothing else but the tnit
dent uction of the houses around was expected. Thl
engine of Mr. Reworth, the printer, of Bell-yard, was
the first on the spot, in about twenty minutes alter the
flames burst out, and it played upon the cool .gratios
with great effect, as an abundant supply of water was
soon obtained. The flames soon communicated to the
back of Mr. Ustonson's house, the fishing tackle maker,
in Fleet-street, and also to Nos. 46 and 47, Bell.yaid,
in the occupation of Mi. Mason, green grocer. Those
premises were entirely saved from destruction by Mr.
Roworth's engine; they were, however, much dot •
maged, and beyond them the conflagration did
not extend in Bell•yard. The next him.es whici
unfortunately became included in the conflagration were
those of Mr. Harper, silversmith, No. 206, Flie•
street, and the Sun Tavern, Shire-lane. Nothing could
equal the fury with which the flames spread over
the houses named, and in less than two hours they
were reduced to a pile of ruins, leaviag nothing Dot •
the stacks of chimnies standing, two sf which fell
into Fleet-street about six o'clock, and etaight o'cleit
another stack fell sgain.t Mr. Mason's hog., and nearly
killed an elderly female. Mr. Carlisle has, in addition
tub the extensive loss by this calamity, met with a
dreadful accilent. He leaped from his bed room window
on the second floor, and fractured one of his legs sot I
dreadful manner ; he was removed to St. Bartholomew s
Hospital. The fire was subdued by seven o'clock, print
orally from the falling in of roofs and walls, and by
nine o'clock the flames were altogether eatinguished,si
though t e engines continued to play during thrillers&
The h ues destroyed are those of Mr. Carlisle, Mt- •
Harper, the Sun Tavern, and the tear of tse house,
Nos. 46 and 47 in Bell-yard. The houses.of Mr. Loss
Mr. Ustonscin, and Mr. Kinsber were much damaged.
• ,
The Haunch of Venison in Bell-yard damaged, and the •
fronts of those houses in Shire lane bunted. • TIW
the extent of the injury at pretest apparent. .
Harper was fortunate enough to rescue his stick tf
jewellery and plate, which is deposited in MessraChilds.
Banking house. The premises wee generally ins*.
The family of Mr. Harper were in the country, wkicif
is an extremely fortunate circumstance. It is a yal
unknown, how the fire originated.
The police shut the gates of Temple Bar at MR
o'clock, and the Western mails sere obliged ter
round by Holborn to the Post-office.
Notwithstanding the consternation and adobe
produced by such a calamity, the utmost order 'edit
gularity was preserved by the City, Bow.street. aS
Thames Police, which attended in peat force. Serrni
daring robberies took place, but many were renal°
by the police
Friday evening. about half-past seven o'clock. 1
premises of Mr. Brieback, Charles-street, Cable-WA
Shadwell, occupied as a sugar-baker's, were disco sei
to be on fire. The interior of the premises fell a saltil
fire to the flames, bet a good deal of the property we
saved.
MIRACULOUS &cum.—Yesterday attenuate *Wit.
half four o'clock. the south wall which reatmew
sanding after the fire at Messrs. Baunseeeli sngo
bakers, in Charles-meet, fell in with a tremendous crSh
falling on the roof of the adjoining premises, occori
by Mr. Lonna, baker. (*flying the different Bows is
its way, and actually stove in the oven. Mr. and lb
Lonna had taken an early tea. end were gooe osi
otherwise their deaths were inevitable, as the wall feM
through the room in which they bad been sitting a fro
minutes previous, and shattered the tea ware, tableill*