Star.
London, England, 1829-05-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

]►rata Aaansi► Tuts DAT—Dublin I— WAterfned t.

The Zeno, from Buenos Ayres, is supposed to be at Uverpool.
The Emma, North, from Fenshey, sailed gOth December, has
arrived off Dover.
The Hope. Edwards, from London to B.idgewater. sunk off
Hartland Point on Tuesday—only the blaster saved.
The Henry, Dixon, from Whitehaven to Cardiff, was wrecked
near &udweil Roads on Thursday--ctew saved.
The Margaret, Scott. from Rosekorty to Newcastle, was wrecked
near North Sunderland on Tuesday.
The Frau Maria. Hyer. from.Csrolmesiel to Hull, w-is on More
on the Spurn on Wednesday, but expected to be got uff after .11.-
charging.
The Superb, Paton, from Aberdeen to London, is totally lost
near the Shipwash Sand—two of the crew drowned.
The Better-hicliastill. Stevens. from Landau to Shoreham, was
driven on shore scar Boulogne on Wednesday—crew saved.
Barnes., May I.—Arrived the Maria, Welteim. from Jimaica.
Coss, Arms. IR—Arrived the Marcus, Drew, from Baltimore.
Cowan, Aegis SO.—Arrived the Augusta, Giles, from China. .
DLit., Mar I.—Wind W.—Arrived from London the Julia,
Brand. for Cadis ; acid Vansittart, —, for India. Arrived tae
Charles Kerr, Brodie, from Bombay; Stately, Edgar, from .1.1.
main ; Maid, Brown, from Sierra Leone; I larrirt, Kutquan,
from Sierra Loose; and Gambia, Grove, from Bet bier
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PLYII4O9T4, Amt. 50.—WindN.W.—Sailes1 the Priam, lir&
path, for Quebec.
nuances Aram 50.—Wind N.W. to N.N.W.—Arrived the
Grey, Mackidtosh, from
Liven/um. Aran. t9.—Arrived the Shepherdess, Cook. front
New Orleans; Guyer. Horsley, tram Boston.
Assns 39.—Thir Phillips, Prince, from hrnce to Newfoundland,
put into Kingston. leaky. She afterwards got on shore, lost her
rudder. and received so much damage that she men discharge to
HULL, APRIL3O.—Tbe Fanny, Flint, of and from this port for
Eyemouth, and the Star, littler, of Dumf.-v. werc wrecked on
Wednesday near North iemercoats—crew of the former dro...ned,
latter saved.

Soatescoaes. Arm 119—This morning, doting a heavy gale at
N. and N.W. a sloop, supposed. to be the Palmy, of Hull.
wrecked about ore hundred yards from the beach. .The crew
(four men), and MUGIBU and two childten, drowned.
The Sovereign, from Calcutta, which bas been dischareit g her
cargo tba last tew days. has been seised. The Water on duty, to
examining fifteen packages of nankeens, found concealed in one a
ease of tea ; the consequence was, the vessel was • seized by bun,
until it can be ascertained whether the tea had been shipped in
mistake. —Liperpot Osurier.

Tr?. i:lness of the Duke of CLARE/Me is, we regret to
bear, of a much more serious nature than has been represented.
The attack was sodden, but so violent that hi. Royal tilehni..'s
medical attendants *Me eseeirdingly appprehrosi.r. of the result.
We rejoice to add that the Sinstrioos sufferer was yesterday Al wed,
or men better, than could have been anticipated.
It is with pleasure we keen, front the Ciamicer.t.ou
of tile lificistunta's speech last night, that it is not the int, titian of
Government to press the Auction Doty Bill, at kast fur the pie.
sent Session.
The Archbishnp of Anmeoli had * gte..d "inner'
party on Wednesday, at his house in Chatles-etreet, St. Javies'e-
square ; among whom MlEfe—.
Tbe Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of London, the'
Marquis of Thomood, Lord Beresford, Lord blanoert -Lora It..
desdale, Sir G. Stormy, Mr. Peel. Mr. Goulbuen, Itlr, Hope, 3lr.
Byng. His Grace will ascertain another distinguished party this
evening. , .
The Bishop of LONDON entertained the Atehhishops
and Msbops with a grand dinner on Thursday, as usual An Its r,.. •
of his AtlinttreS birth-day, at his house, Sc. Jamites.square.
Dinner parties were gun yesterday h I 111
_as. ..oerfitio,
Loa Da Dusterasmite, Lord Natawoomooon, Bebop of Difilifir.
Archbishop of Teas. Admiral born Mr. 'fuer/. Karl of
Aaineorm, Bad of WitibitilltLAND. Sir %sums Coasts, Mr.
SCOT? 11111111 AT, Archbishop of •Carrammay.
Most persons ate swage of the Duke ef WeLLIVOr.
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votes early solve habits, In proof of which a Correspondent flies:
doss that his -Grate was seen, a few mornings since, bet Ween sii
mid seven o'clock, walking dawn Totems 'street. arm in arm woks
a Gentleman, for the purpose of nuking a-personal ezanienattuo of
the proposed approaches to the New London Bridge.
It has been 'marked as one of the signs of the ii.
beaky of the age, shut the Duke of Pifintrout. a Catholic, pre.
seated to the Knee, at the Lefee. Mr. Moamar:oat, a Jew. Aim.
Cher Jew, Mr. J. Lvion GoeosaLs, was presented by the Magnin
of Lawsnown.

Sur
S 'MORT SMITH was most cordially received by • ,
his Mossiry at the Levee op Wednesday. All., having, lits-ed
bands, his Mosso, notwithstanding the crowded activity sot the
mess, took Sir Sower by the kand, and gave It a hearty &gusts....
A meeting of the creditors of hie.irs.,STErulkarKM•
and Co. was held yoteiday at the CominissiOners dart,
to audit the &stooks, do. The stasemeat of the cascaras of • the
house, are, it is understood, inure favourable than at arm Softie •
pated, and an early dividend is expected to be declared. It would •:•
appear that the balance of debts on lowland Stephenson's private • •
estate, exceed 100,000 L Tie assets are stuall.•
fit MAOISTS' Cum.—The fourth meeting for the sea.'
son of this Society took place yesterday at the Freenmetinst Tevern;
which was very neutaereeely attended. During the evesdog the
=y highly eotertalowl with the vocal viewless ad T.
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Haloes, Bianchi, Taylor, Biewitt,qoald,&aoshary, Paulo •••
L. Taylor, Collier, ke.
• The absence of the Prince de PomaxAte the Fre- ell
Ambassador, fresh the boo and the Drawing Room. his occi-
'laud by revere indieposition—me aeon that his Kuellenity's lift
was 43 imminent danger the night.bafore Wit 'reglad. bow.
ever, to be able to state that, ike disordecitas taken
silseaurable
tarn; though the'manplete'lifablisbment of his heti& is net
to be speedy: ille•interest felt for the Pritiais; ifefielkott:.tioterlt
and general. &dude' of the amicable rektions subsisddebetweln
the two Countries with which the Ambassador is are esordy
, goloool, •beis a person g reatly Waved kt piivaie life. The heat
iscretary.to the Embassy, M, Res represented.93* "rends Am-
%mead' bribe "gala—ticdinar Vied by the Litt of ASSIMIIII3I
I. 'Misr of Ms Manovis Birthday.