Star.
London, England, 1829-11-05 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAUI ARMED TM! DAT.—Dublin 1-.—Nliaterford I—Guernsey
and Jersey 2—Randers I—France I—Holland 1.
The Resolution, Penner, of Workington, was totally lost at Bay
Chaleur previous to the 29 September.
The Arriola Victoire, from St. Petersburg', to Havre, ran on
shore off Renal 14th ult. during a gale. She bad previously been
aground on Eden holm, and threw part of her cargo overboard.
The Ventura, Chapman, from ht. Petersburgh to Glo'ster, ran
aground near Berkeley Pill on Sunday, but got off with consider.
able damage. She had five feet water in her hold.
Mat., Nov. 4.—Arrived the David, Clark, Villa, from Bengal.
Arrived from London, the Ina. Thom, for Tobago.
Pormarsouen, Nov. 4.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Cornwall.
Smith, from Riga.
Animism, Nov. 3.—Wind S.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 3. —Wind S.S W.
Livraronc, Nov. 3. Arrived the St. John, Smith. from Ja-
maica • Dalhousie Castle, from New York ; Metcalf.
trims Quebec ; Mary Ann, Gilbert, from Malaga ; and Boyket%
Fletcher, front Bourdeauz
HULL, Nov. 3—Arrived the Belina, Christie, from Archangel.
The Two Brothers, Tuck, front Yarmouth to Sunderland, has
been got off, and carried into Grimsby. The Durham, of Sunder--
land. remains on the Strand, and has BLIMAMed considerable d
mage during a gale from N. to N.N.E. on the 31st ultimo. Thy
Elizabeth. bl'lntyre, is still on shore at Turley Rock. The Vu.
lunteer, lacknun, from Davis' Straits, broke her windlass, and
lost an anchor, during the gale on Saturday ; when the Sincerity,
Large, from hence to Sunderland, slipped her anchor, &c. and put
into Grimsby.
LOTH, Nov. 3.—Arrived the Jean, Jack, from Memel, and
Linnet, Johnson, from Dantzic.
Mimeos., Nov. 4.—Arrived the Anne, —. from Quebec.
Coax, Nov. I.—Arrived the Good Intent, Edwards, from Qus.
bec, and John, Tedder, from London.

St. PETERSBURG'', Bth AUGUST.---Count
cawrTz is shortly expected from London.
DARMSTADT, 30th Ocr.---The obsequies of Her
Highness the late Grand Duchess, took place last night,
without any pomp, according to the express desire of the
deceased.

FRANKFORT, 31st OrT.---Yesterday arrived her
Serene Highness the Princess of Low tcz ; and to day,
the Grand Duke CoNsvANTINF, who will make a short
stay, and then return to Warsaw.
HAGUE, :31st Ocr.---In the Second Chamber of the
States-General, the project of a law for the marriage of the
Princess Ma at ANNE. to Prince ALBERT of Prussia, was
unanimously agreed to without discussion, and trans-
mitted to the first Chamber in the usual manner.
In Indigo the produce of 1828-9 is almost entirely out
of the market, and our quotations are nominal. Advice',

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cry out at the close of every " untoward" sentence, - fire at large. LEW lIRLIVICS IJI r ICOWL IS/111 z-reatuury Ivan inivc o
—me—still me—oh me !"—And so proceed we: the first chance, but, if none of them should obtain it, the tended a man who keeps a petty broker's shop in an ob- mitted to the first Chamber in the usual manner. I,l'
—OLIVER CROIIWELL, at the onset of his career, was natives of the parts of Lancashire and Cheshire men- scare situation in Mary-la-bonne. A short time since, In Indigo the produce of 1828-9 is almost entirely out ~,,
a young man of no account in the nation---but having timed above will have the second, and so on through the he attended a sale of decayed antique furniture, amongst of the market, and our quotations are nominal. Advice s i
raised a troop of horse, he soon became distinguished different classes enumerated. All the candidates mast which were several old pictures. The pictures were oil from the country of the growing crop are very flattering ; i
by his military zeal and gallantry—received the have taken the degree of Bachelor of Arts, and must be paintings, not framed,.but merely fixed on what is called and the chances are in favour of a heavy crop, say
thanks of Parliament, and was raised first to the of not less than eight years' standing.—Herald. a attaining canvas. They had been inspected by sup- 120,000 to 130,000 maunds, against 96,000 maunds last
rat& of Colonel, and next to that of Lieutenant-General. THE FLOODS IN SCOTLAND.—Returns have been posed judges previous to the sale, who estimated the season, Of the last crop, about 70,000 maunds have been
He had no sooner reached this elevation, than he dis- made of the losses sustained by the floods in Inverness whole, ten in number, at 5/. They were accordingly put shipped for Great Britain, and 19,000 for foreign Europe, i
played a passion for exclusive authority, and was mainly and Morayshire, which amount to nearly £50,000. in at that sum on the day of sale, and sold to the broker Sugars look down ;in Saltpetre the market is very firm ;
instrumental in the success of " the self-denying ordi- Of that sum theinjury sustained by the Dcke ofGounow, for 51. 125.• Since the purchase they have been in- and in Silks we have heard of no transactions ditring the i
ance," which excluded all the members of either House the Earl of SzerteLE, and their tenants amount to no I spected by the lovers of virtu, and by them are estimated week ; but the holders of new are asking higher prices,
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. lat 2,000/. They prove to be ten of the Ctesare by Titian. In raw goods we are without improvement.
of Parliament—himself alone excepted—from holding more than 37,0001.
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