Star.
London, England, 1828-06-27 00:00:00

NAVAL rN rt:LLIGENCE.

MAILS ARUM TIM Darr.—Dublin I—Waterford I—Prance 1
Hamburgb 1.
The Byron, Siewart,' arrived at Liverpool, from Oporro.l
whence she sailed on the 10th Instant, states that a Portuguese man
of war bid no Bled to the Commander of his Majesty's ship Bd.
tomare that no other vessel would be allowed to depart thence.
Arrived off the Start the Jonge Adriana. from Batavia • Sophia
Maria, from Surinam ; and Glaphyra, Samna. from Antigua.
The London, Alma*. from Jamaica, has arrived in the Channel-1
The Henry, MAITIM. from Barcelona to:Haven:ash, was wrecked
16th April on the coast of Cuba.
The Royal Charlotte, Hay, irom Oporto, bound to Hull, arrived
at Brest with three feet water in her hold; having struck op some
rocks.
A large schooner, from the West Indies, is reported to be lost
in the Gulf of Canso.
Two SHIA's were seen on shore on Sable Sand.
The Turner, of Portland. laden with lumber, was fallen in with
on the 27th ultimo, In lat. ss. long. 61. abandoned, by the Lydia,
arrived at Liverpool. •
Quessc, Slav 21.-11se Master of the Champlain, from London,
reports that the brig Spencer, for this port, was sunk—mew saved.
Coax, Jima 24.—Wind S.—Arrived the City of Cork, from
Benecurio; Concticao, front St. Übe's; and Mal& Wood, Evans,
from Sierra Leone.
Daus, just 21—Wind S.W.—Arrived the George Gordon,
Eitio, from Jamaica; Liberty, Pirracts, from St Lucia ; Janet,
Otararr. from Leghorn; Tres Amigos, -.--, from St. Übe's;
Ceres. Run. from Alemel ; and Nancy, Woe, from London.
laradrooL. Jon 25.—Arrived the Lydia, Barns, from Ha-
vannah; Amelia, M‘Tatioaar, from Nassau; Hannah, M'liar,
and Akzander, Manama*. (torn Mobile; George, CLINTON, and
Robert, Kass, from Charleston ; Luna! Wines, from Mobile;
Cyrus. Daittrrion„ from New Orleans; Hannah, CSOWDIR, from
Hates • Eliza, Dace, firm Matzoh= ; Briton, Weaves, front
Jamaica; Paragon, Gus, from Jamaica; Higgison, Banes, from
Barbaddes; Fletcher. Howson. from New Orleans ; Treasurer,
Haimaeso). from Macaio ; Fame, Donavan, from Africa; Kitty
and Ehvoy. from Savannah; Surprise, from the Mediterranean;
and Manchester, from Lisbon. •
DaaL, jams vs.—Wind 9outherly..--Arrived from London the
Cambrian BLYTIE, for Bombay; and Betsey. Rome, for St. I ho-
uses's. Arrived the Evertborpe. Bata, and Juno, Tent, front Ja-
maica; the Lady Clinton, Dar, and Favourite, Beason, from

ponismoirrir, Jim U.:=Wind W. by S.—Pawed the Dido,
GAvase, tram Jamaica : and Henry Johan, &ow, from Havannah.
Sailed the Rumian ships Henbane, 74 guns, and Provornoy fri-11
gate, for St. Petersburgh. His Majesty's ship Wellesley, for
Malta, getting under weigh, got on the Haase, but will be got off
again nest tide. .
Pt.rstoows, JewsitS.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Sea Lark,
Coca, tcom Fayal ; New Eagle, MAC?, from St. John's; Coocer-
dia, iitcwritai from. St:erotic. Arrived off port the Wellesly, from
Jamaica.

IPS= ?Ilk vavatotren SOURNAt.
The Vigilant ketch, Lieutenant Cuast.a. Jones (a), sailed yes-
teriay with dispaches for the coast of Portugal and the coast of
Africa.
The Tyne. 28, Captain Sir R. Gamer, one of the North Ame-
rican squadron, takes her station for the summer months at New-
foundland.
In Hamosze the Britannia, Windsor Castle, Lyra. Zephyr,
Nightingale,- Ft4nard, Royalist, Antelope; In the Sound, the Alli-
gator, Terror, and Leveret.
Arroirraum.--Lieutenant Hugh Gould (1808) is appointed to-
the Britannia' vice Avarne, superseded at bit request for more ac-
tive service; air. Alexander Baird, Assistant-Surgeon of the Royal
George yaila, is promote& to the rank of Surgeon; Mr. Leah, As-
shunt Surgeon, is appointed toßoal George in his room.
Lord Hitt is expected At Ptymout's in the course of
next month to review the troops In that garrison.
Dr. limit/ tcorr, won atter the commencement of his
great work, the Hebtew Bible. was travelling to Oxford, in the
common stage coach. The conversation happened to turn upon
his erudite labours. One person inquired " what success they were
likely to Isaver—* Not much," replied a second; " indeed, what
can you expect front the son of a cobbler?"—" I beg your pardon,"
observed Kennicott, mildly, to the no small astonishment and con-
fusion of the Gentleman." My father was always reckoned a good
shdantaker— I never heard that he cobbled his work."
JOHNSON observed Once to MICILLR, " Sit, till I knew
Jones, I believed the life of your countryman, Crichton, to be
fabulous."
HENDERSON, the celebrated actor, used tof2SSert the
following to be a fact; and in this he was conhtmed by his brother.
When his brother was ten, and he not more than eight years of
age, their well-being depended upon the life of their mother. She
was afflicted with 'a violent nervous disorder, which bad sunk her
'into a deep melst.choly. While suffering under this, she one morn-
log left her house and children, at Newport Pagnell, who waited
her return with impatience. Night approachid, but their parent
did not return. Full of terror, the two boys went in search of
Ignoraut What course to take. they wandered until enidr.ight
about the pleats where she used to walk; but wandered without
micas. They Weed to return home, but neither of them knew
the way. Tatigua, alarmed. distressed, they sat down en a bank
to weep; when they observed at some distance a luminous appear.
attar, and supposing it a candle some friendly habitation, hastily
directed their steps towads It. As they moved the light stowed
also, NW gilded from bold to Uhl for a considerable time. At
length II greased leak, and on their neat approach vanished an the
,side of a largo piece of "seer. Oa* innegus UtlbleiNd moo go.
Me. ht a Nose frosts whisk she was soused by the presence and
tears of her children.