Star.
London, England, 1828-09-09 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS ARUM Tun DAL—Dublin I—Guernsey and Jersey I

Sweden I—Franee 1.

Dam.. Sam B.—Wind F..S.E.—Arrived from London tbe Su-
sanna, Wat.sas, for Gibraltar; Preston, --, for Leghorn;
Jackson, JACKSON. for Trinidad ; Jan. Deegan, Lanaarr. for
51.dra; Regatta, Maximums, for Pan; and Mary Ann, Kan:suss,
for St. Kitt's

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 7.—Wind
Scrims, fur Boordeaux.

the Des alt's.

Bairrot., Sin. s.—Arrived the Iris, 'from Rio Janeiro; Palla-
dium, from Adra ; Eggatdon Castle. from St. Petersburg&
San. 7.—Arrived the Emerald Isle, —, from Adra ;
Union, Promos, from ; Meyer, from Memel.
HOLTULID, Sur. 7.—Arrived the WiMant Ratbbons, Owen,
from Miles—spoke the Gknalvon.

HILL, Sam 7.—Arrived the Milton, Masgoarr, Ann, Ccaaa,
and Ricardo, Hirszuruns, from St. Petenburgb.
Liviaroot., Sam 7.—Arrived the Franklin, front New York;
Mhditerranean packet, from Malta ; Camertoa, and Comet,
from
Ponvsloosivii, Sari. L—Wind S. K—Arrived his Majesty's skip
Pearl, from Dublin. (E port the Mary, llamas, from Jamaica.
eaomoviutis Alta APPOINTIIIRITI6

The following Commanders are promoted to the rank of Captain
—Hors. W. Keith, Philomel; W. Junes (e) ; George Sidner Smith'
Bustard; Edward Peq•ceU, George Lloydd, Victor; Theobeld
Jones, Prince Regent; Senkin Junes, Gloucester ; Chnks Elliot,
Harlequin; Follett Pennell, Fly; W. A. B. Hamilton, Pelican;
J. B. Hondas, Raleigh.
The following Lieutenants I. the rank of Commander:—George
Delnie and to command the Champion; H. G. Colpoys, and to
command the Sparrewhawk ; Richard Keane, Samuel Ramsay,
T. P. Robinson, Richard Edwards. J. R. rew& Jas. Bailey.
Henry Nailer, W. E. H. Allen, John Chamberlayne, B. Smith
(a). J. H. Murray, John Hackett, James Neville, John Shepherd,
and to command the Victor • Thomas Ball, R. H. King, 3. H.
Bond, J. S. Here, Hou. A. uncomhe; F. D. Heti:beton, and to
command the Pelican ; E. 0. Johnes; E. Hawes, and to continaad
the Phnom." ; Edward J. Johnson; Joseph klanalten, and to
command the Ferret.
The following Mates and Midshipmen to the rank of Lieute-
nant :—G. B. Trevaalen, to the Barham; H. M. Higgs., to the
Sybille; A. Darby, to the Maidstone; E. Buller, to the Menai ;
T. B. Brown, J. C. Fullerton, to the Menai; C. Sensate. to the
Barham; E. R. Sidley, to the Success; Mr. Tolland, Of the Pincher,
to be Lieutenant of the Druid; R. J. Barrett, Spencer Drake,
Edward Seymour, David Dooley, Bryan Reliers, C. S. William-
son, J. R. Baker, James Turner, W. 0. B. Hoare, F. Puhehele,
A. L. Montgomery, G. M. Garrett.
Assistant-Surgeon Gilchrist, to be Surgeon of the !farina&
Captains Saida& to the avid ; Fretinantte, to the Challenge(;
&uddert to the Success.
Commanders: P. Broke, to the Erebus ; O'Brien, to the Massey;
Drinkwater, to the Eerie& ; G. Hays, to the Raleigh ; Spanhott,
to the Prince Regent ; D. Mapleton. to the Gloucester.
Lieutenants Bowler, acting In the Onyx brig foe Lieutenant
John Forster. now in the Undaunted; Purcell, to the Victory;
G. Bimett, to the Lightning steam vessel; G. B. Hatchings, to
the Speedwell schooner ; 'G. Franklyn, to the Rem cutter; H.
Came, to the Tirtar cutter; B. Sc. L. Comma, to the Reveige;
S. Drake. to the Welt.
Lieut. J. H. Davis, R. M.to the Coast Gaud Stryke in Irebad.
Assistant-Surgeons Mkchell Thompson and John West, to the
Barham.

FROM TIM nAurnmis TILLEGRAPM. BIM. 6.

The Bustard. sailed from Names, New Providence. on the 17th
of July, at which time were lying there, the Druid. 46 (Sag.)
Captain Sandom ; Harpy. 10. Commander Rice; end Skip-
jack, Nimble. Pincher, Pickle, Monkey, and Speedwell, cut.
tens.—The Druid was to proceed to Halifax, for the purpose of
being hove down, and passing there the hursleane months, on the
arrival of the Barham, 50, Captain Sir John Louis, which was
daily expected from Barbadoes.• The Aurora, 46, Capt. Austen.
was on her passage fromßarbadoes to Port Royal,Jamaica.previnos
to her departure for England. The Mersey. 28, Captain Brach.
sailed so the 15th July, from Nassau, for Honduras; the Ea-
piegle, 18, Commander O'Brien. for Jamaica. and the Icarus.
10, Commander Best, for Barbadoes. The Valorous, 26, Captain
Gosset (acting), was at Vera Cies. shipping money for Eng-
land. The Slaney, 20, Lieutenant Kean (acting), was at Port
Royal; thi Victor. Is, Commander Lloyd, and Harlequin, IS,
Commander Elliot, were on the windward station. The Aracluse,
111, Commander Henry Smith, was expected at Nassau' from
Jamaica, as well as was the Grasshopper, 111. Commander Crater-
ford, from Honduras. The Grasshopper had lately captured
near the Havannah, after a chase of eighteen hours, a schooner, with
408 slaves. The distance ran during the chase was 185 miles. The
Ferret, 10, Commander Drinkwater. was at Chums. and was
shortly to return to England. The Fairy, 10, Commander Blair
(acting), was at Santa tianha and Cartbagena. The Bustard has
brought home invalids from the squadron, amongst whom are
Lieutenant John DuSU, late of the Druid, and Mr. Wyllie. late
Surgeon of his -Majesty's ship Mapkgle. She came into harbour on
Thorday, to be paid at.
The Sanwa's& 28, Captain W. F. Martin, tailed this morning
(touching at Plymouth) for the Mediterranean station.
The Falcon, 10, Commander Pole, went out of harbour yester-
day afternoon. She will proceed to her station, the Cape .1 Good
Hope, in a few days.
His Majerty's ship Ringiieve arrived at Halifax from Saint
John's, New Brunswick, 50th of July.
At Spitbead—Crocodile and Falcon. In the harbour—Victory,
Melville, Spartiate, Pallas. Rose.and Bustard.

Lord Kuria.—The late Lind KAwas used some.
times to let his wit get the better of his dignity as a Judge. Being
or the Circuit at Perth. after a witness on a espial trial bad eon.
chided his testimony. his Lordship said. " Sir. I have one gentian
more to ask you, and remember you are on your oath. Yoe ay
you are from Breehinr Yes, my Lea." When do you re.
turn tbkher r • To.morrovri my Lord." "Do roe now Colin
Gilliesr " Yee, my Lord, Inow him very well." *Then tell
bias I shall breakfast with him no Tuesday morning."
la mutter to an application made to the Earl of
GLENOALL, as Colonel of the Tipperary Militia, by the
Managing Committee of the Munster Provincial Din-
ner, for his permission to have the Staff band in attend.
ance, the Secretary received the following reply—
" London, August 42,1525.
• Sas—l regret that, as Colonel of a Regiment. I consider it to-
tally inconsistent with my duty to permit any soldiers under my
commend to need any party dinners. of whatever. description
they may be.—l remain, kir, your most obedient Servant.
" GLEN G A LL"
Florence bids fair to regain the character it formerly
enjoyed as the occasional residence of the Nobility of England.
Lard Nominee has converted a portion et his very splendid ho.
tel into a private theatre. for the performance of Win Plays.
Lord and Lady Notecases and Lord sod Lady Disesteem are
the most dhanguished moose many other amateur actors, in the
capital of Tuscany. Lord Nonsense, who is still is in-
tends to read, at Florence two years:with the "sceptics of occa.
clonal visits to England during the sittings of Parliament. Lord
and Lady Demote are likewise expected to remain at Florence the
, whole winter.