Star.
London, England, 1826-06-06 00:00:00

NAVAL IN fELLIGENCE.

Fat...tot-Tit 'Jens W.N.W. to N.N.W.—Off the
; t.t.r, the :Nlary, PAULIT, from St. Vincent's. in 49 days;. Aspasia,
Mastery, from New York, in ?.3 days, for Ilamburgb ; and the
Chios Ts ETNA R, from St. Übe's.
PLYatot; Hi, June 4.—Wind N. W.—Off the port, the Montreal,
:'HO)1, boutn Tobago; and Isabella, WiLnnoost, from Demerara.
Poarsmourn, Juni N.N. W. —Passed by, the Bom-
bay, CHIII,IIE, trom China and Batavia, with the Governor, Baron
VANDIR ext.t.ax, on board. Sailed the Hope,AsreLL, for London.
DIAL, J 1:x s s.—Wind N.H.— Arrived and sailed for the River,
the Ann, FortniaN ; Demerara Packet, Dzw ; and Melville Wat-
•on, Puttnr, fruit Jamaica ; Sarah Ward, Moult, from St. Vin-1
cent's; John Caws, VT iti.mus, from Cape (oast-Castle; Emma,
Hero, front Leghorn; and an Austrian ship, under Portuguese
colours, from Triestr. Sailed the &deo, Nausea:, and Jamaica,
tquaioN, for Antigua.
cusTom. HOUSE, JuNt 5.
SIMI ENTERED INWA Ra...4hr' Bride, from Trieste; fly, Rom
Guernsey ; Mitford, from Mogadore; Four Brothers, front Wells;
Prince ~; Coburg, from Tobago; Caroline, from Lisbon ; Heros,
t, C.l;eliS ; M.-lanai°. from Waterford ; Mary, from Limerick;
::vtrepitl, front Wexford ; and Turtle Dove, front Youghall.
Esrtatn OUTWA Abundance, for Guernsey; Cubajor
Lucia; Courier, for Zelfast ; and Artuose, fur Newry.

Yesterday morning, at eleven o'clock, a meeting of
eon* ot the Cabinet Ministers and official Gentlemen was held at
the Earl of lavearooes house, in Whitehall.. Among those pre-
•c nt were—the Duke of WELLINcTorI. the CHANCELLOR of the Ex-
minutia, Mr. Secretary CANNING, tole. 11USKISSON, Earl BATHTTRST!
Sir cuAaLts LON., Mr. AISETHRWE, &c. The meeting continued
in deliberation till about one o'clock.
Yeaterday the Duke o ‘VtLi.triolo4 and Mr. Hus-
X,W11041 transacted business at the Foreign Ofice.
The Duke of Yonz left his residence in 5-ith Atiley-
street, oo Saturday afternoon, fur the seat of the Process AUGUSTA
.tt Fenimore.
The Princess AUGUSTA hollowed the Italian Opera
mine with her presence on Saturday evening.
The Marquis of LANSDOWN is confi:led with a severe
fit of the goer, at Lansdawn-house, Berkeley-square.
'said ROLLE arrived at his seat, IJicton, on Thursday,
Lnd left on Friday for Stevensrone.
Sunday week, the Rev. Dr. JOHN BULL read himself
into the Canonry and Prebendal stall of Fenton, in York Cathedral.
Ti uisday se'ttnight a meeting took place at Mount
Collins, on the borders of this county, not far from Abbeyfeale,
between Earwax. G mem and J. Mweexamr, Esqrs. The former
attended by C. Cottnis. Esq. and the latter by Rosalie ROCHE, Esq.
when, after an exchange of shots, the matter in dispute was happily
a ljusted,and the parties left the grbund reconciled.—CorkCortstiturion
Hay is now making near Limerick, and upwards of
.20 acres of fine meadow are nearly cut down at Mount Shannon,
the seat of the Earl of Cr.aaa, in that county.
The franking privilege of Peers of Parliament for
sending and receiving letters free from postage will recommence
in and from the 15th inSt. and that of Members of the House of
Commons front the date of their election, subsequent to that period.
TIIE New PEERAGE AND IiARONETAGE.—It roust
lie acknowledged that a great service has been rendered to the
Upper Classes, and all persons connected with them, by the pub-
lication of House's PEERAGR AND BAROSITAGR DICTIONARY; by a
irftrence to which the present state and geneology of any distin-
guished family may be ascertained at a glance. The Erontiner, in
'peaking of this convenient Manual, says, " The Work which Mr.
aturke has just given to the public is equally well planned and well
executed. The author justly observes, in his preface, that the
Lrand object in a work of reference is the facility afforded to the
ader ot finding any information he may want. Mr. Burke's ar-
angement is excellently adapted to this purpose. Great ability is
els° shown in the condensation of all the requisite matter into one
:hick volume, which, owing to the clear and beautiful mode of
tinting and engraving, is justly entitled to be called a cheap one,
ot only in comparison with the tedious and expensive works on
he same subject, but in reference to the quantity of reading it
.ontains, and the superior style of its execution."
Private letters from Lisbon of the 17th of May, state
t it at the arrival of the Newton, which brought dispatches
Sir CHARLES STUART to Sir W. A'Couer, has
produced an extraordinary activity in the courier de.
partment between Lisbon and London. The commer-
,ial letters from Bahia affirm that the Emperor intends
10 return to Portugal. The Brazilian Government has
liven orders to transmit 60,0001. to England to dis-
:barge the dividends on the Loan. The execution of
this order has been entrusted by the Emperor to the
Authorities of the Province of Maragnon, and it is sup-
posed that the value will be remitted in cotton.
We have received from Guatemala a file of papers
to the middle of February. The only incident of general
!merest which we find in them, is the introduction to
the President of Guatemala of Colonel Quartell, Com-
iniAion,r Irons ihe King cf the Netherlands, for the
limp se of establishing commercial relations between
the two countries. The Commissioner, in his address
to tl,e President, informed him of the desire entertained
by his master to form reciprocal relations of friendship
and commerce with each of the countries which have
lately established their independence in America, and
offered to admit the flag of Guatemala into the ports of
I folland, on the same ter ms as Dutch vessels should be
trJnritted into the ports of the " Republic of Central
Ametica." Colonel Quarrel further congratulated the
Pesident on the wise and liberal dispositions made by
the Government for the internal improvement of the
s.ountry, from which hetentertained no doubt that great
good would tesult. Colonel Quince' has been etn-
',toyed by his Government more than two years in
similar missions to the other new states of America,
•ind is said to have entered into some very beneficial
.titangements for extending the trade of his conntry.
Saturday se'nnight, Jokr. IVl.Uraddy, who was con-
c'.-coned at the last Stirling Circuit, for robbing the
manse of Muiravonside, und'erwent tie sentence of the
!aw in front of the gaol there. Since Pe received sett.
~..!nce he has displayed a spirit becoming his awful situa-
.,on ; and at the scaff ill his behaviour was very firm.
;tie person who officiated as executioner wore a crape
'Too dvs face, and appeared not to have been the ordi-
I.ar y executioner.—Seattle Peeper.
A linen-manufacturer, in Barnsley, has lately been
under the necessity of renting an additional warehouse,
• or the purpose of storing the goods which he has been
inufacturing for some time.
L. t!erS from New Yurk, of the 30th April, received
• t Havre, contain accounts of a most destructive fire in
:re former city. The loss in houses and property is
rs:iemited at 250,000 dollars. his stated to have broken
out in the Exchange-buildings.
A vessel recently arrived in the river from Bengal
vas about to sail from Calcutta to China, with a
sego of 7,( 00 bags of cotton, but intelligence arriving
pi the high price that article had attained here, the
ttairse of L.., vessel WAS changed for England. She
:eathed the Thames under prices so different of the
article that the owners sustain a loss of nearly
01;(1. rtn the single cargo!
Pit ICES OF SEATS AT CORONATIONS.—Ed ward I. half
fa:-; 'Ong ; Edward 11. a farthing ; Edward 111. a halfpenny;
:.ezhard 11. a penny ; Henry IV. ditto ; Henry V. twopence ;
1 loiry I'l. ditto ; Edward 1 V. ditto; Richard l 1 I. ditto; Henry
VII. ditto; Henry VIII. fourpence ; EdWard VI. ditto;
..iary, ditto ; Elizabeth, sixpence ; James 1. one shilling ; Charles
I. ditto; Charles 11. half a crown ; James 11. ditto; and
.wne, ditto; George I. five shillings ; George I I. half a guinea;
t wage I 11. in the Abbey, ten guineas ; George 111. in the street,
...:e to ten guineas; George IV. in the street, one to 20 guineas.
FRENCH THREE i'eit CENT. STOCK.—TiIe half-
..l-1y Dividend of the French Three per ceut. Certificates. falling
..c on the tad June, will be raid on that and every succeeding
at the Counting House of Mr. N. Itoenscurno, free in

110N1 URAS KIINT STOCK COMPANY.
A fleeting of the Shareholders of this Company took place yes:
terday, at llatson's Cuffec-house, Cornhill.
Mr. W. CLANK, the' Coatrman, stated, that 8,810
Shares had been issued on the 12th of April, 1825, of
which 4.025 had been repurchased by.the Directors be-
fore the 15th July, at a loss to tha Company of 5.2L01.•
It also appeared that a shipment of indigo from Hon-
duras had cost the concern 12,066/. and was sold in this
country for 7,4721. and that of 46,3901. the original
capital orthe Company, not more than 5,760/. was now
available to the Shareholder!.

It Was consequently resolved, that the plan of the
Honduras Company was an abortive scheme, and that
the parties who promoted it should be held responsible
for the whole attriunt of the deposits: and that the
Meeting declined to recognise the accounts and pro-
ceedings of the self-elected Directors and Ts ustees.

TASHIuNABLE INTELLIGENCE.

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PARTIES.

The Duke of Beaufort entertained---; distinguished party at din-
ner yeAerday, at his house in Grosvenor square.
The Earl of Aberdeen had a grand dinnerjarty yesterday, at
his house in Argyll street.
Lord Carrington entertained a distinguished party at dinner on
Sunday, at his house, Whitehall, among whom were—The F.arl
and Countess of Kenmare) Lord and Lady G. Sonosset, Sir N.
Campbell, R W. Hay, Esq. Mr Le Marchant, &c.
The following distinguished personages h-1 dinner parties yes.
terday— Lord Saltoun, Cumberland street - Hun. Mr. Koppel,
Pall Mall; Right Hon. W. Huskisson, Somerset place.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Rot-ingm terminated their delightful
petite soirees lot the season on Wednesday evening, which have
been regularly continued every other Wednesday since January.