Star.
London, England, 1827-08-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

From the foll• Wing extract of a letter, received this
rnorring from Tuition, it will be seen that the report of,
the Paella of Egypt baying declared himself indepeo- j

That old fav-ourtte MUNDZN is in town from Wilt-
shire; he was never looking better, and is, as 01e6
Quot'ens says, " the very picture of health."
Wednesday evening, the bells of Gateshead Church
rang several peals, in compliment to the Rev. HUGH
&ALVIN, who arrived there in good health, after an ab-
sence of upwards of three years, as Chaplain on board
his Majesty's ship Cambridge, chiefly on the South
American coast.

A few months before Lord ELVON retired from office,
he provided a well asserted equity library, which was much needed,
for the use of the Chancery bar at Westminster. We understand
it was a voluntary gift of his Lordship, and that a winced catalogue
of its contents was submitted to several of the most experienced
practitioners, with a request that, if any deficiency could be disco.
vered, it might be, pointed out, it being the wish of the Learned
, Lord to reader this library as useful as possible. —Literary Cknw. ,

Mnsilo Liverpool, pet into the Cape
go Voirdirovellio Matt andhlred.
• FAIIIMNIM hint 51.—Wild W. to fifkire...Arrived the Hel.
milk Bums. from Bahia, in sixty-one days: spoke on the 6th
ritesoff Pies, th• Claremont, front Glasgow for Bombay,
Ida/ Madan packet, Pain; from the Mediterranean;
alb* Iran Corfu oo the 6th June, Malta lath June, and Gibraltar
,tt 10th July. Oa the Sth June, of Cepliakinia observed
a Sent of Turkish ships of war, with an Admiral and Rear-Adair.
ears flag flying, seventeen sail in number.
Dnaz., Alma: 10—Wind Easterly.—The wind having shifted
this awning, the whole of the outward•housd sailed.

the Samuel

reminsaira-n, Amen 1.--Winute..—....
and ink, O'HARA, for Trieste.
Sitienamoa, JOLT St.—Arrived the Colombia, Kiaawom, from
AMlStin, sailed 27th February—from Sand Heads arb March, and
gnaw oaths 211th May; Rob Roy, Giu.au, front Sierra Lame;
MEd &me & The Security sailed from the Cape de Verdi for
OEM* MI the 6th July.
. . EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
-ISe Victory, Farquharson', from Renal, arrived of Ponsmsoth,
WM k Okutra Hub February, Bangor gist ditto, Madras
1411 MaatS, Cape 29th May, and St. Helena 1 Ith June.
lan ache Victory's Passengers--Mrs. C. Pargeharsee,.Captain
Amtawdser, Bengal Cavalry ; Captain Armstrong, dtbLaneers,C D.
Maim Fria., Armstrong, Robertson, and William, George,
sad from Calcutta. Hon. A. H. Oak, and B. H.
'; Me, ' Civil Service; Maier Gore, his Majfearr 29th
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Feet; Sligishilesa, Madras Resigners, from Madras. Mrs.
E. Sparrow, w, Mn. Kaufman, Mr. Sparrow, &mbar
Cavalry ; Mr. w, Rev. Mr. Kaufman, Capt. Mostyn, Bengal
Infantry; and 44 kweilda, kc. from Calcutta—from the Cape of
Good Hope. -

Arrivars at the Cape—The Hebe, Foreman, from Kayma Rimy
on the 20th; Pheasant, Betts, from !kepi, Penang, Mabcca, sad
Sincapere, en the 24th; Olive Branch, Anderson, from Led"
on the ; Colombia, Kirkwood, from Bengal; Sir Edward Ps-
get, Geary, from London; and Winner, Tait, from dint%
Sailing, from the Carr—The Martha and Eliaabeth,rltain,
for Batavia, on the 13th May ; the Harvey, Finlay. for New Beath
Wales; and City of Edinburgh, Milne, for Lendso, no the 20th.
Arrivals at Madras—The Lovely Sophis„ Wylie, from Treas
make, on she 10th March; and his Majesty's ships Java, Ciro",
and Champion, from dine, on the 14th.
Soilless from Madras—The MuL4b, Vinceet, for Basil, and
the Lady Munro, Gahan, for Penang, ea the 13th March.
Cape of Good Hope, May OL—The Walsieghens, Beath, was
to sail for Loudon May 24.
The Malta, Elden, was repairing at Simon's Bay, and expectedm
sail for Leaden 17th June.

Ships spoken with.—The Ganges. Booltbee, from Lendea to
Bengal, 29th July, to the West of Scilly.
The Atlas, Hunt, was at Birapatam the lst March; she goes to
Madras and we to Ceylon, and expected to sail for Leaden Jae
94 April.

nine 101112.112 AT Tilt

Lnvaans--The Erin, M.lfibbin, from Belfast ; Syreo, Roe, from
Newfoundland; Cornelia. De hew, from Worcuus ; Nancy, Met-
calf; Ana, Gray; ipd Perseverenths, Ladder., from Archangel;
Jean, Thorny" from Quebec; ldedemblik, Cook, from Medem.
bilk; Rotterdam, Lansing, from Rotterdam; and the Memnoa,
Hill, from St. Vincent's.
Cumin thrrwaane—The Vestal, M'Tagprt, for Santa Cruz;
Tula, White, for Constantinople and Odessa; New Albion, k.lidoo,
ter Malta. Smyrna, and Constantinople; Rliza, Light; and Alk-
maar, Heath, for Rotterdam; Aga, Ager, for New South Wales;
and the lady Juliana, Cook, for Archangel.
Aasnuo—At Quebec, the Monarch, Harrison, from Stockton;
Spring, Emmenon, from &mouth ; Downing, Yale, from Peter-
head; Hope, Clark ; Civilian, Terry ; and Mary, Rowan, from Ij-
'carpool; John and Robert, Lampe= ; Mentor, Chambers; Endea-
vour, Collins; and Regalia,—, from London; Countess of Mar-
ley, Warren; and Prospect, Peary, from Plymouth. At the Cape,
Sir Edward Paget, Geary; Helena. Tait; and Olive Branch,
Anderson, from Leedom; Columbia, Kirkwood, from Bengal;
and Pheasant, Betts, from Bengal and Penang. Off Brighton,
Waterloo, Leveque, from Jamaica. At Hambergh, Clifton,
Waller, from London. At •Piliac, Bee, Anderson ; Magnet, Ro-
bertson; and Fortitude, Watt, from London. At Barbadoes,
Neptune, —.--; and Glorat,. front Liverpool ; Medan, from
Belfast; and Ageocnia. from Shields. At Dalado, Penelope,
Guilts, from Rio ; and Rancho, from Bahia.

Yestetday a Court of Directors was held at the East
India House, when •Lieetenant-Colonel Janes Law Lemmata*
took the eseL oaths, and his seat, as a Hunter, in the room of
ROWAN, PAULY, El* deceased.
A New WAY of DECLINING HOGSIGLESPING.—Last
week, about ten o'clock at night, the inhabitants of the
Church-way, Noah Shields, were alarmed by an UM
common noise at a house in one of the lanes leading to
Bedford-street. A constable was sent for, and on his
demanding admittance, the door was instantly opened A
scene of a description rarely witnessed then presented it-
self. A man, perfectly sober, of decent appearance, and
good character, was breaking every article of furniture
in his house to pieces, and it was all of the best
On beint asked his reasons for such conduct. he, with the
greatest mildness, replied—" Gentlemen, I have used
every endeavour to keep a house abi:ve my head ho
the last three years, but on account of my wife being
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drunkard, I find it impossible to do so any 1.,
Every article in the house lay in the middle or the
floor broken to pieces, except a table, whicii rt Appe.ris
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that the dispatches brought by Colonel Ramsay are cl falls gracefully over the right side eater
actresses are at piriegswesn.tbpluned in the most
f poignant; bows of ribbon are then placed
and any unusual importance, or of an extraordinary cha- grief Miss Slm, y the death of her ather; and more forward, and a lace veil descends in elegant drapery from the self. A man, perfectly sober, of decent appearance, and
back of the bead. Gold car-rings, chain, and eye-glass ; 'died
meter. The British ship Alligator, Captain Canning, Miss KILLY, by the decease of her mother.white car. good character, was breaking every article of furniture
Iselin seeklace, entwined with gold ; broad: gold bracelets set with ill his house to pieces, and it was all of the best quality.
arrived at Quebec on the 28th ult. with Col. Cockburn That old favourite MUNDZN is in town from Wilt- rubies; white kid gloves; white satin shoes.—Frass dokermands On twilit asked his reasons for such conduct, he, with the ;am!
shire; he was never looking better, and is, as Csle6 Rerisi'rs V.lris.itc.
and Lord Valencia on board. Colonel Cockburn pro-
Quot'ene says, " the very picture of health." A few months before Lord ELDON retired from office,
eeeds to Upper Canada on his mission, and will return Wednesday evening, the bells of Gateshead Church ba ever y endeavour to keep a house abi;ve my head in; It;
ll assorted equity library, which was much needed, provided a we the last three years, but on account of my wife being
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to embark for England in a fortnight." rang several peals, in compliment to the Rev. HUGH for the use of the Chancery bet at Westminster. We understand drunkard, I find it impossible to do so any
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