Star.
London, England, 1828-12-12 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

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MAILS Attila= Tim Day—Dublin I—Waterford J.
The Janet, DURAAK. from London to Limerick, was 011 shore
near &Brush on Monday. The cargo would be saved.
The Zephyr, Frosixour, from Belfast to toadies, put into Aid:
glass en Tuesday with cleanse, and leaky, having horn oo rocks at
the entrance of the harbour. •
Dam.. Dec. 11.—Wind W. by N.—Arrive. the AUles, Hat.,
from Bilboa. Arrived from .London the JAhai CLAIM, for the
Mediterranean. The outward-bound outdo. Atziecd the Bache',
from Pernambuco.
Poarstatioyo, Dec. 11.—Wind &W.—Pot back the Lord Mel.
vine, BROWN, for New South Wales. Sailed his Majesty', ship
Scorpion, Morrary, for Havre de Grace.
PLYMOUTH, Dac.lo.—Wind &&W.—Arrived front London the
WNI/WaLL, for Tobago. Put back the Planet, &mew;
for Jamaica, with slight damage. Arrived the Cad Edward,
hlaY, from La Guyra, dismasted; and John, Fazonates,. from
Bremen, with lost of fore-yard.
Faulooym, Dec. 10.—Wind S.W.—Arrived from London. the
Pursuit, ALizassmo, for Bahia 'the Mate and four men washed
overboard on the night of the 6th, ,boot 150 miles W. Wf
and on the 7th lost fure.matt, head, sail, yards, boats, • bulwarks,
&c. Rod shipped a great deal of water. The Captain and a boy
were the only persons left MI board when she was fallen in with off
the Lizard by a pilot boat, and towed In here.
LIVRIMOOL, Doc. 10.—Arrived the Mic Mae, Smut, from Per-
nambuco; Pyramus, Yours°, from Sams Martha; Ariadne, Wit.-+
in, from Quebec; Heriot, Foasttaw, from Smyrna; Spence,
---, from. Quebec.

PAM THE PLTMOUTII JOUIRVAL, OM 10. • .
Hie Majesty's ketch• Vigilant, 10, Lieutenant C. Joli!s, arrived;
on Saturday from the coast of Africa. having left the Island of
Ascension. on the 23d of October.' It appears this vessel, which
sailed for England with dispatches on the 23th of June last, reached.
Sierra Leone on the 29th of July. While there, Colonel Linsley
died of fever. After a few days, the Vigilant moved down the
coast, and arrived at Cape Coast en the 19th of July. having on
bee way past two armed schooners under Spanish cotours. em
ployed no doubt on Slave speculations. The Sybille. Commodore
Collier, was at Accra, where Lieutenant Jones found her on the.
28th of August, and started !n company with him the same day ;
they separated all w.ll, on the 2d of September. Having received.
Lieut. Baker and other invalids, the Vigilant then proceeded to
Fernando Po, and on the ithlound Captain Owen and the party
there all weal, and took her departure thence on the 15th, taking
on board more invalids, some specimens of wood, and other things
for the different Naturalists' Societies in England. The ketch
weighed on the 13th of September, and received on board Lieut.
Bond, of the North Star, and went to Prince's Island ; found there
Lieutenant Watson, in the Clinker, all well, thence, on the 22d of
September, on to the Island of Annabona and Ascension, where
Ibis Majesty's sloop 11edina, Commander Suckling, arrived on the
11th of September, three days before the Vigilant, with Captains
Bate and rayne of the Royal Marines. The Vigilant brings about
44,000 worth of gold dust.

Deese-.-The Meeting of the County of Lond, n-
deify, held at Newtownlimavady on Thursday, was as nume.
ronovs that held At Dungannon on Tuesday.—Dwills Ewen. Mail.
Frye thousand ig n tut es have been already attached
to the Newton Petition against further concessions to the Roman
Catholics.

The Dike of NewcAsTui and his Grace's eldest son,
the Earl of LINCOLN, have arrived in Portman-square front Broad-
stairs. on their way to Cluntber.
It is said that the Cornet sloop of war, Commander
SANDILAINGS, Is to proceed to the Bast Indies.
Ten DUCHE•S DE BERRI.—A lever from Paris con
tains the following curious passage :—" It is affirmed the Duchess
of 1:111111 wagered with another great Personage that she could go
from the Palace of the Tuileries to the square of the Bastile in as
omnibus without being recognised, and that she won her bet. The
KING is going to pass some days of the following week with this
Princess, at her country seat of Rosny. This signal favour has
thrown the wilds Court into emotion.'

Sr. SAVIOUR'S PARISH, SoUTHWAnn.— A Very nu-
merous meeting of the parishioners was held yesterday morning In
the Church, tot the purpose of confirming the minutes of a former
meeting, at which a tender of Mr. Cnaowicu had been received.
offering io repair tke south transept of the Church for £4,710,
Atter a. long and animated discussion, a vast majority decided
that the outlines-of the last meeting should not be confirmed
Three cheers were then given by the parishioners, and the meet-
ing adjourned.
The following copy of au inscription on a brass plate
in the parish Catch of L .odulpi t in Cornwall, neat
Plymouth, map not he uoiiitere,ting to our readers
Here firth ye. body of THlnoont PataoLoaus, of Pesaro. in
haft, ditscendi.d from the Imperial Lyne of ye. last Christian Em-
permits of Greece; being yr. scone of Camillo, ye. sonne of
Prover, ye. scone of Thomas, second brother to Constantine Pa-
leologus, ye. tith. of that name. and lart of that lyne yt. rayned in
Constantinople until subdewed by ye. Turks, who married with
Alary, ye. daughter of William Ilalhaof Iladyle, in Suffoike, Gent.
and had issue & children Tbodore John Fernando, Maria and
Dorothy, and departed this Lyte at Clift•ns ye. Sind Jan. 1636.
t Landnlyitt Is situated at a little distance (top the basks of the
Tyner. abort two or three miles honi &hash,
I Mara i. sitaawdbetwatn Ciargreea aPd is 1y Ca*.

THE KING.
WINDSOR. Dec. 11.—The King, we Are happy to
state, continues his residence at the Castle In the-enjoy,.
ment of good health. His Machete bps not left 'the
Palacissince his arrival on Tuesday. •
This evening the WINO and suite will occupy the
principal d ning room for the first time. The private
band have orders to be in attendance at eight o'clock.
011 Tuesday evening his hieJavry was pleased to
confer the honour of knighthood on Mr. JIIYIBEY
WyerviLLe. the Architect of Windsor Castle.
At a numerous meeting of the inhabitants of Wind-
sor, held at the Town Hall this day, it was unanimously
resolved, that an Address be presented to his MAJESTY
upon taking up his residence at his New Palace—that a
public dinner should take place on Tuesday next, with
a general illumination in the evening—and a subscrip-
tion was entered into for a distribution of meat, bread,
and coals to the poor inhabitants of the palish, under
the management of a Commit:4e.