Star.
London, England, 1829-06-23 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Kam Atrium Tara Day--Dublin I—Waterford 2—France 1.
The Traveller. Barrows. from Jamaica to Bermuda, struck on
the Silver Keys the 19th April, and filled with water. Sbe was
afterwards towed into Caicos, and part of her cargo saved.
Cuss. June 44.—The Robert, Quale, informs us that his Ma.
jesty's ship Asia bad been on shore at Syracuse, and had received
considerable damage.
DIAL. Joss 211.—Wind light and variable.—Arrived from Lon-
don the Transverse, Smith. for New South Wales; Layton, Hunt,
for ditto; and Miliaria., Ferrer, for Bengal. Arrived the Edward,l
Chesser. from Lisbon.
Doves, Joss W.—Arrived the Truelove Wilson, from Oporto.,
Cowles. Jews Ml.—Arrived the Garner.ferry,fromGeorgetown.
PLeansueso. Joss 41.—Wind S.S.E.--Sailed the Aurora, for
Prince Edward's bland.
Fausouest, Joss 41.—Wind So.-Arrived the Elisabeth, Wills. I
from Pernambuco ; and Prim Bogus, from Gallipoli. Sailed
the numb. "mks. tee Colas*
Wilma/W. Joss ti.—Arrived se, the Caroline. Howay, from
Haurithia—ward 12th Mitch.
liamtaream, Jess 10.—.Antvati the Providence, Mann. from
Newfoundland.
SWIM; Joss 19.—Arrived the Hope. Pearce. from Baltimore,
sad the IMks of Wellingtoo, from St. John's.

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The Sb mock, CapittiOVifOOLL4IIOHAN. from Oporto,
Icyie 81te bees* several respectable Per=
Geseleeesq, who wait festinate omoost to make sink
snap trove DO Mom.

. MISS ZOUCH.

Having given place to some of the recent rumours
relating to Miss Z. we now think it an act of juttice to
that Lady to reprint the following Irtier. addresseJ to
the Eorroa of the limes, and which appears iu his
Journal of this morning s

Sta—The scandalous misstatement of facts which appears In your
Joornal of this day calls aloud for severe animadversion. We ate
instructed by Miss Zenith to request that you will give immediate
contradiction to the many insinuations which it contained, tending
to injure her Mita to unblemished character in the eyes of the world.
It is true that, by the death of beg parents, and having no friends
to direct her youthful steps Miss Zooch became embarrassed in her
affair., and was finally committed to the Met Prison. It is not
tree that immense sums were collected by her advertisements and
pamphlets: On deducting the expenses incurred, the amount does
not exceed 2W. On the sudden and unexpected change of fortune
which has recently taken place, raising her at once from the abyss
of woe to such a pinnacle of prosperity, it is not surprising that Miss
Zoech was overpowered by her feelings, and was for some days
prior to t►e adjourned ceremony in a state of strong nervous excite-
ment. In line, in the course of the marriage service she fainted,
l and has since continued so excessively unwell a. to be unable to
move from her bed. Immediately on her restoration to health she
will be united to the object of her &freedom.
As to the ridiculous story relative to the exhibition of the wedding
dress, it is too contemptible to require refutation.
. Requesting your immediate insertion of this letter as the only
means of doing justice to an amiable and persecuted Lady,
We remain, Sir, your obedient servants,

. FULLER AND SALTWELL.
Carlton Clambers, lltegent-street,
June 19.

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