Star.
London, England, 1828-09-27 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELOGENCL

MAILS' ALIUTILD I—Waterford I—Guernsey
and Jersey l—Sorodielldesioo a.
. • .
'The Mary Ann, from Jamaica, has Anived off Holyhead.
The Bee; from Pernambuco, is supposed to be arrived at Liver-
Pool. •
Livaaroot, Saes. ss.—The Charlotte. from Jamaica to Bristol,
which put into Savannah to repair the damage done ou Cergcspon
. Reef, has been seised by the Collector for a breach of the neutral
laws. Arrived the Mani, CAMMILL. from Barbadoes • Boston,
Maccar, from Boston;- America. Evans from New liorls ;
ledunia, from. Quebec; Dan, kloss4, and James, —.. from
I.4aa L. Sara. 26.—wind V4—Arriv. ed the St. Croix. from Hon-
duras; and Stately, from Jamaica. The outward-bound have sailed
this morning. _ _

Cowas, Sler. 24.—The Unity, Wason, from Cimpeachyveame
Into barbour this Morning to dischirge and repair.
PORTlNcilnii' Seer. 26.—Wind W.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
Blossom, irom South America—sailed from Rio Janeiro sth Aug.
with a million and a half of dollars, and 17 serous of cochineal, all
op merchants account, and with the Hon. R. GORDON, Minister
at Rio, and C. R. NUGENT, En. Consul-General of Chili, on hoard:
Fatuous's, Srrr. 25.—Wind S.S. W.—Arrived the Rinaldo
packet, from blezico—sailed from Tampico the 18th July, front
Vera Cruz 50th, and from Havannah 17th August. The Hope,
J . passed last night. The American ship Richard
South Seaman, of Nantucket, was totally lust on the let of Sep.
tember la Floras.
Doaus, Saes. SC—Wind &W.—Arrived the Avon,Wniswitzt,
front Okiorfs.
Cosa, Sart. 24. Wind S. W.—Arrived the George the Fourth,
Kst.o, from Jamaica.
litlasasnis, Joist s.—The Teignmoutb, COLS, it arrived-In 29
days trim Wabna, Sandwich Islands ; kft there the Spanish priva-
teer Grin° refitting for Mantilla, . and from thence to return to
Cadiz. The Solitude, ANDZllsell, was in the same port. •

THR ARMY...The 'Astifiery in 'Woolwich Garrison
will be reviewed on Monday neat, the eft instant, an l'lnnutead
Common, by the Lieutenant-General of the Ordnance.
That benevolent Lsdy, Mrs. Far. has been in Liver-
pont fir mine days past, and on Thursday and Sunday delivered
addreeies at the Frieda' Sleeting House. _ _

ENGLISH Orraa-Hovii--The Pirate of Germs,
The Quartette, and The Noyed-s, attract a crowded audience at this
Theatre. ' The Season is drawing sear to the dse, and the present
popular pieces can be acted only once or twice more.
The oust horse duty tor Scotland is this year farmed
by Mr. Jour Hsu., Edinburgh, for sela.o2o. The number of
lunkeepers beamed to let port hones is 302, so that the average
sum for each is only £34; and the average distance traversed by
each innkeeper only 4,880 miles per annum, or eight miles per day.
We understand that a legacy of 1,0001. has been be.
lunched to Addenbreeke's Hospital by the late Lunt MArsi.saa.—
Ctshibri4r
Monday the price of rhe'quartern lciif at Edinburgh
was raised one penny. ' Tne regular price is now IPd.
His MAJESTY, on proroguing Parliament,was pleased
to declare, that his course of policy in relation to Por-
tugal should be governed by the decisions of Don
PEDRO. That was a distinct acknowledgment of Don
PEDRO'S right to retrieve, in his own way, the miifer.
tunes and*disgrace which his august haute and faithful
people had suffered bons the unnatural treachery of his
brother. The Emperor of BRAZIL now sends his
daughter to Europe to claim her crown, and issues
Proclamations to her subjects, requiring and exhorting
them to
iquell the wicked usurpation. the Gavernmeat
of England theh redeems its pledge. It obey) the voice
if friendship, justice, policy, honour, and humanity. It
receives royally the heiress of its ancient ally, distinctly
recognizes her succession to the Crown of Portugal,
vindicates the Measure of withdrawing it:Minister horn
the usurper's den., and brands Micros:. as a traitor and
an outlaw. This manly policy of our country relieves
both Government and people from a thousand entbar.
rassmrnts, as to questions of public right. For any
i
practical consequences which may arise from t,. if Eng.
14nd should be hereafter called upon to follow up her
judgment on the case now submitted to her, by deeds
instead of declarations, every man in public life and
private must prepare himself for such appeals to the
toelgy of his character; and our Allies need little fear,
that where good faith and honour are implic.ted, the
brave pevle on whose protection they repose will
Abandon them.— Times.