Star.
London, England, 1826-10-24 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
- The Lady Nugent, Corm, from Bengal, has artived off Ports.
Mouth—sailed from Calcutta 6th March, Saugur 2241 March, Ma-
dras 7th May, the Cape 4th August, and Sc. Helena 27th August.
The Wilna, TACT, from the Mauritius, is off Portsmouth—sailed
from ditto the Ist of July.
CAT& Auo. Osprey, Gm., from Bengal to Liver.
pool, still remained ar the Cape. with her rudder damaged.
The Castle Forbes, ORD, was not to sail for Bengal before the
end of August.
ARRIVALS ♦T ST. llztatta.—The Fortitude, BARCHAM, from
Sincapure ; the Earl of Egremont, JoHnsoN, from the Cape; and
the Norditsh, BRUKMETSR, from Batavia, in August.
SAILING FROM ST. HeLana.--The Fortitude, BARcuax, for
Loudon, on the 30th of August.
Two dismasted ships were of New York on the 2341 ultimo—the
particulars unknown.
The ConLordia, supposed to be a Dutch vessel, was lost on the
docks last week—crew drowned.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 22.—Wind S.--Arrived La Sully, Juuvrr,
from Sr. Maloes.

PORTSMOUTH. OCT. S.W.—The Frindsbury transport
+Atm out of harbour tmday, and remains at Spithead, bound to
Cork. Sailed the Borodino transport, Sir G. Prevost, Wood-
luidge, and Harmony, for London ; and the Nelson, Wast.ms, for
Havre.

DIAL. Ocr. 23.—Wind S. S.W. to S.W.—Arrived the Fox,
'Wirers, from Cephalonia. The following outward bound remain :
—The Wellesley, Fintairtax ; Governor Harcourt, MATOM ; George
Ilibberts, DRYSDALS ; Cam, WILLIAMS; Hero, GUAM ; Saltown,
Maras; and Partridge, Ferman. •
LITSSTOOL, OCT. 22.—Arrived the William Byrnes, HACISTAT7,
from New York; and Courier, Coatis, from Antwerp. The fol-
lowing vessels from Liverpool have arrived out:—The Martha,
Snow; Frances Henrietta, WHITS; and Ceres, Dm', at New
York ; the Florida, off ditto; the Gleaner, JILLISON ; Alex-
ander, FSANSLIN ; and Hardy, —, at Philadelphia; the Herald,
GRAHAM, at Baltimore; and the Laconia, DANISLS, at Norfolk.
Huta., OCT. 21.—The Lord Wellington, Bitowir, arrived here,
sailed from Wyburg on the 26th ult. She fell in with the James
Thompson, of Shields, in the East Sea, out five weeks from St.
Petersburgh, and had been some time in Itogerwick, as also about
16 sail, detained by strong contrary winds. The Lord Wellington
passed the Sound on the 10th instant, and put into WardoE on the
12th ; sailed from thence on the 16th, and next day experienced a
heavy gale in the Sleeve from the westward, which continued 24
boors. Left the following vessels in Warder, viz.—The Abeona,
Erasmus, David, Antelope of Dundee, Diligence of Leith, Surpl)
of Peterhead, Mary of Kincardine; Sprightly of Berwick, Arid of
Aberdeen, Beechlin Castle of Arbroath, Altair of Pillau, and about
ten sail of foreign vessels. Many vessels were reported to be in dif
terent harbours in Norway, bound to Briti+b ports.

'MEETING OF THEARIGNA IRON AND COAL

COMPANY.

A Meeting of the'Shareholders took place yesterday,
at the King's Head Tavern, Poultry.
Shortly after twelve o'clock Mr. Bait was calleFl to
the Chair, and said, that he hoped nothing would take
place this day to mar the harmony of their proceedings.
Mr. ENGLISH read the advertisement by which the
Meeting was called, stating its object, which was, to
take into consideration the legality of the election of
certain Gentlemen as Directors and Auditors of the
Company. The advertisement was signed by twenty
Shareholders.

The proceedings of the last meeting were then read,
and during which a Shareholder inquired, if during the
absence of the Secretary of the Company, any person
was taking minutes of the present Meeting
The CHAIRMAN said, that it was not intended to have
the proceedings of the last approved at the present
Meeting, that could only be done at the regular Half-
yearly Meeting of the Company ; they *ere only read
for the information of the Gentlemen present.
Mr. Palmas moved a Resolution, confirming the election of
B. C. Cato, Esq. It. lichens, R. Hills, W. Frampton, J. Moxan,
C. Herley, G. H. Barrow, G. Fox, Fags. as Directors; and R. E.
Pritchard and H. Gooch, Esq. as Auditors of the Company.
Mr. J. G. DENMAN protested against the Resolution that had been
read ; if those proceedings were legal, what occasion was there for
calling the present Meeting to confirm them?
The Shareholders then proceeded to ballot, when the Cualastatt
said that the result was 119 •otes in favour of the Resolution,
without one dissentient.

Thanks were then voted to the Cuatawax, and the Meeting dis-
persed.