Star.
London, England, 1828-03-29 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived of Holyhead the Arab, from Savannah; and, Belem
Castle, from Lisboa._

Tke Dirac's of Gloucester, Kiss, from Porto Rico to Trinidad,
was wrecked on the 35th January on Torbuys t crew saved.
The Rockers, Suers. from St.Thomas's to Antigua, was wrecked
off Antigua on the 27th January ; part of the cargo saved.
The sloop Do'phin was wrecked last month at Grenada.
The Martha, Payne, from Wisbeach to Newcastle. was drives
en shore near Shields on Wednesday, but is expected to be got of.
The Peter and Elizabeth, ltPCoumi from Liverpool to KB-
lough, was driven on afore at ftavenglass on the lath instant.
lleas. Mauve 28.—Wind N.E.—Arrived from London tbe
Wulf, Wasn't, for &. Vincent's ; and &tree, HEAD, for &. Lads.
Poasistourn, Maacn IL—Wind E.N.E.—Sailed Ike Minstrel.
A ascot's, for Bengal; Henry, Brater, for the Cape; and Elizabeth,
CNA RUICITO3I, for Quebec.

FALINIOIOIII, MAILCW 27.—Wind S.—Arrived the Francis Feeding
packet, CommonAn, front the Leeward Islands--satied from &.
Thomas's 3d March ; and Troy, Boon; from Charleston, with loss
of bulwarks, boats, &c.

PLYMOUTH, Mosul. 26.—Wind S. S.lt —Arrived the Alliancen,
&mlligan, from Cette. Arrived from London the Coronet,
Daum, for Van Diemen's Land; and the Jennette, Bui.Locc, for
OPorto•
The Amphitrite transport sailed on Monday for Portsmouth.
The Bengal Merchant, convict ship, bound to New South Wales,
which put back on Friday, damaged, sailed again on Tuesday.
DRIFT OF THE OCEAN.

Jamaica (Kingston), January 19, 1822.
A bottle was found on the shore of Abaco, in lat. N. 40. about
fourteen days ego, which comainetnbe following :
" Whoever picks up this bottle, be pleased to take notice. and
have it published. that the'ship Prince George. Captain Wm. Potts,
is now in lat. 29. 30. lung. 71. W.
" At Sea, Aug. 8, 1827.
" Nassau, N.P. Oct. 51st. " Wit. POTTS, Commander."
About ten days ago a bottle was picked up on the North side of
Long Island, in lat. 23. 15. long. 74. 52. containing a paper thrown
overboard from the United Styes ship Natches, Captain Budd. on
the 6th August last, in lat. 118. 1.3. but the longitude is not men.
dolled, or has been torn of.
Another bottle was picked up on Acklin's or Smith Crashed
Island. in lat. 44.4. long. 74. 18. on the Bth instant, with the fol-
lowing note In it :
" Schomer Two Brothers, of Baltimore, bound to Rio Janeiro,
out 84 days, all well, lat. 17. long. 46. W.
" JOSIN Gam, Captain.
" Off the Isle St. Nicholas, distant about 60 ndlea,
91st Nov. 1826."

Lady FARNBOROUGH gave a grand root yesterday
renting at her house in Privy Gardens, which was very elegantly
attended.

Mr. Secretary Pam. has completed one rf the two
Commissions of Legal Inquiry, which, in pursuance of the Address
of the House of Commons, it is the intention of the Crown to
I appoint. The live Gentlemen, whom Mr. Per t. has prevailed epee
to act as Commissioners are—Sergeant BissaisQuer. Sergeant Airs.
man E. H. At-Denson, ;Esq. T. Parrasoit, Esq. and T. Naas, Rs*
His Grace the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND, attended
at the Treasury, on Tuesday, with the Marquis of Busses sad the
Hoe. Gomm Acta Ita.us. to present the Memorial in behalf of the
Charing Cross Hospital to the Lor s of the Treasury.
Tun taaaarrocc BANE ROISSRY. —G LA SCOW,
MA acts 27.—The Gentleman from the bank, who went
in pursuit of the robbers, has returned to Greenock from
London. He states that they arrived there twrnty.sir
hours before him, and that, at the period of his leaving
the metropolis, no trace had been cbtained of them,
although the most strenuous exertions were making to
find them out. We formerly stated that the loss of
the bank was 33,0001. This loss, we are told, has been
acknowledged by the bank, although, from information
since obtained, and upon which se can rely, we have
now learnt that the amount carried off is considerably
above 40,0001.

Yesterday a Court Leet and Frank Pledge of the
Royalty and Liberties of the Tower of London, specially
convened for the purpose, was holden before N.
THOMAS, Esq. the Deputy Steward. at the Court
House, in Wellclose-square, to make inquiries relative
to. and present as dangerous, several ruinous buildings,
situate in Well.street, within the jurisdiction ache said
cpeerodpertedY tov— viewWhen
the the
rains
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Brunswick,
they,the Star
pro-
ceeded
public house, and a baker's shop, the fronts of both of
which were seriously damaged by its fall. They were
accompanied in their examination by the district sur-
veyor, and having gone through it minutely, they, on
their return, presented that the entire of the remaining
walls, as they then stood, were dangerous particularly
the Eastern, or that fronting Well-stmt, and mom.
mended it should be taken deem, as well as the stair.
case leading to the gallery, mad the brick work support-
ing the geometrical staircase. - The lower part of the
walls they thought built in a very inferior manner to
the upper, especially the front wall, and advised that it
should be lowered to within 13 feet of the foundation.
The next presentment made was, the front walls of the
Star publie.house, and the baker's shop adjoining, which
the Jury described as being in a most dangerous con.
ditionoad the removal of which to the foundation they
thought advisable.