Star.
London, England, 1828-09-23 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS Aimless Tins Dar.—Dublin I—Waterford I—Leeward
Island, I—France 1.
The Minerva, Gnaws, from St. Domingo, has arrived off Ruis-
lip Island.
MAL, Sarv.22.—Wind light and variable. and Easterly.7—Ar.
rived from London the Radii, Mass, for Halifax; and Annan-
dale, Wuxi', for Rind:eon.
Ponswoun, Sarszusas 112.—Wind S.W. to W.—Sailed the
Marquis of Anglesea, &swoon, for Antwerp; and Olive Blanch,
Ls Has, for Copenhagen.
PLYMOUTII. Sam 21.—Wind S.S. R.—Arrived the Valleyaeld,
JOHNSON, from Bombay; and Fortuna; CATER'S. from Coruna.
with emigrants. Sailed the Henry and Ann, for the South Seas.
FALKOUTII. Sear. 21.—Wind S. to S.E.—Arrived the Dove
packet, FORSTRII, from the Leeward Islauds.
BRISTOL, San. 22.—Arrived the Diligence, &ISL. from Cadiz;
and Midas. Escort., from St. Petenburgh.
Littsitsce, Ssrr. 20.—Arrived the Arachne, Mutmor. from St.
Petenburgh ; Isabella, Horns, and nu, Tun, from London.
CROOZNATILII' BM. 21.—Arrived the Quebec packet, from Ja-
maica ; and the Caledonia and Resolotion, front Quebec:
TOPSHAM, Sen. 22,—Arrived the Cern, Winn, from St. Pe-
tersburgh.
BELFAST, SUPT. 20.—Arrived the Lavinia. CAVAN, from Quebec.
DAVIS STRAITS FISHERY.
The following more favourable. account has been received from
Peterhead, dated the lath of September, relative to the Davis
Straits Fishery :—The Kierro, of Hull, with four Lb from Green.
land, went of shore. By the Pilots the following list of the Davis
Straits Fishery, from the Mary Francis, of fiali, arrived at Shet-
land full from thence, has been received—
NOLL i NULL.

Prosress Lull
Venerable clean
William 2 or 3 fisb
Zephyr ...... .. ... .... ..5 4Utio

Andrew Marvell 4 fish
Alfred clean
Abraham .....s.. full, or nearly
Comet ... .
Cambrian ... ........... ...3 ditto
Dordan ............. ditto
Duncombe... ........ .....3 ditto
Eagle 1 or 2 ditto
Eleanor • • ditto
Elizabeth 2 ditto'
Evertborpe 3 ditto
Gilder 4 ditto
Harmony .........S or 6 ditto
Ingria
Isabella 5 ditto
Jane 3 ditto
fun
Lce
Lord Wellington 3 fish
Mary. Francis
North Briton... 2 fish Locbka
The Pilots could give so hitcher particulars, but the accuracy
of the intelligence may be relied upon, and is confirmed by a pas-
' seoger, by the Kierro, from Shetlaud.
RUSSIAN REGULATIONS•
The following Regulation regarding Navigators in Russian pins
have been officially published in Russia :
" 1. In all the ports of the Black Sea, ships, whether national or
foreign, of less than 10 togs, or lasts, measurement, are exempted
from anchoiage and tonnage dues, which were fixed at 50 and 25
copecks per last; and also from fight-house does, which were 25
roubles per vessel.
" S. The existing regulations with regard to ships provisions not
sufficing to prevent fraud, Custom Officers are empowered hence-
forward to take possession of all spirituous liquors brought by Cap.
tains as part of their own provisions, to deposit the same in the
warehouses of the Customs Officers, and to serve them out in daily
portions for the use of the crews, previously ascertaining the usual
quantity of the allowances.
" 3. Custom House Olficen are enjoined to seize all foreign
coins, even where they are possessed for the private use of travel-
lers ; to keep them in deposit until the departure of the proprietors,
and so take care that they are not put into circulation in any pan
of the Russian Empire.
4. The examination of imported goods, which hitherto was only
allowed to take place in 24 hours after arrival, shall henceforward
be permitted to take place sooner, when a wish to that effect is ex-
pressed by the Captains or consignees."

IUIRIA LOY.
Rambler full

Ran

Juno full. et nearly

Achilles

Advice

Dorothy NU, or nearly
Princess Charlotte... ..... ' fall

mimosa. • •
London ..... foN, or 160 toni
oa BMX[.
John . ....... ...... ....
assume • •

Drowned in the River of Tawny, in the month of
January last, Captain WILLIAM HA!, late Commander
of the brig Robert Spankie.
DIIVONPORT, Sur. '2o.—The Ordinancy and Dock-
yard at this port are at present in a very effective state. &ores are
held in readiness foe the immediate equipment of sine sail of the
Jibe, should such a force be deemed necessary by Government to
birealled Into commission. An Officer has bees here this week
from Woolwich, and on Monday made a general survey of the
stegt.and condition of the gun.carriages on board the different ships.
The following ships and •essels are ordered to be sold
out of his Majesty s service s—The Sampson (bulb); Heroine, 32;
Hair, it; Bacchus and Castilian, brigs; Resolution, hoy ; 11111114
110; %tar, `lender; Lizard, lazaretto; Grecian, Viper, Cephalus,
and Peru►ian, le.
True modesty consists not in an ignorance of oar own
1111440, but in a due appreciation of them.
After we have been dwelling on our own weaknesses,
how naturally does our vanity console itself with pitying the ink-
mhiesM our friends

It is as hard to know when one is in Paris, as to guess
when one is out of Landes. The first looks like the city of a great
King the last like that of a great people.
It was a practice worthy of our worthy ancestors, to
511 their houses at Christmas with their relations and friends ; that
when Nature was frozen and dreary out of doers, *something might
toe found within " to keep the palms of their bearts is proper
motion."

as of our young Noblemen, whose fortune is as
princely as his expenditure is lavish, arrived a few weeks ago at
IDieppe, and took up his abode at the hotel of a vreillusown Sop
lishman, long established there. His Lordship was not =appealed
by a single friend, but he gave directions to the innkeeper to give
refreshment to some of the men belonging to his yacht, should they
came on shore. Tne Int day, his Lordship dined with Lord
G—xv—ii • the snood day, with another friend ; the third day.
he returned their dwarf at his own table. On the honk morning
he sailed for hie be, had at the amount. reed 130 Link if•e.
His LerdiMp's triode Melted to resist the mu m& Be ob.
served to Ms host, « I ma set much ia the habit of oravainiss my
bills, hot of all the extoetiosito charges ewe to Ni. wars'
is the most flagrant: however, take of mod Ime pay
the remainder without complain." "My Lord, I those do as
injustice to my wife and fa were I to take of a
46 Well, yen are the most unceeselenable rascal —moben::te
the check." Which the obsegaines impostor did lie, sieneries—
I bops your Lordship doss oat rawly think I aat the most so-
conscionable rascal."

Sunday evening some thieves entered the house of
Mr. JAS. Commis, of Cumberland•place, Marlborough-
road, during the absence of the family, and stole 501. in
Bank of England Notes, four sovereigns, and some si:-
ver, together with about a dozen silver spoons. The
thieves effected an entrance with skeleton keys