Star.
London, England, 1817-05-08 00:00:00

NAVAL INT.ELLIGEA'CL

DEAL. MAY 7.
Sailed last evening the Northumberland and Union
East Indiamen, for India; and the Lord Wellington,
Wasss, this afternoon, for Madeira and India. The
Lutch ship Arious Marinus, Lc:mm=lm from China,
is off the South Foreland. Remain in the Downs
the Huddart and Bulmer, for the East Indies) and
the Garirmans frigate.—Wind N.E. by E.

WEYMOUTH, MAY 7.
Arrived off this port the Buckinghamshire and Earl
Balcarras, from China : left that place 7th Decem-
ber, the C.4pe 10th February, and St. Helena the Ist
March. The Pursers landed here, and proceeded
iminediatgly for London.

FALMOUTH, MAY S.
Anived the Charles, GRAYBUIIN, from Genoa,
last from Mahon, and remains for orders. Several
vessels have passed up Channel today, amongst them
are three Eest•lndiamen—Wind W.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 7.
Put back the St. Stephanda, Wsystourn.—Sailed
the. Perseus, kicamtusoir, for New Brunswick and
VrOw gee3l. , fetion, Dice, to the Westward. •*,
HARWICH, MAY S.
Arrived, the brig Success, from Shields for London,
*Ulf esals, very leaky, having been got off the tun-
,
fleet 3.;i. .
n'd by three smacks. Sailed the He
Vice-
ling packet; with a mail for Holland.
_ _

GRAVE#END, MAY 7.
Arrived tbe Leda, Hunt, from Bengal: Pbcena, Pyle, from
ditto; Prince Relent, Harris, from Calcutta; and Lady Melville,
Leaner, trom Mits.—Sailed the Probity, Cooper, fur Lisbon;
Starling, Barnett, for Malta ; Holly, Anthony; for Quebec; Ebe.
nem., Edmunds, for Handuirgh ; and Generous Friends, Baldry,
for Antkerp.

Inspector of Hospitals GREW proceeds to Barba-
does, to take charge of the Medical Department in
the West-Indies, in the room of Mr. FIMOUSSON, who
returns to England.
Yesterday Lord Mr:l,mi.; visited Woolwich, in
company with the Duke of ilturnoL, for the purpose
of inspecting some Sr timber grown upon his Grace's
mete in Scotland, of which a sloop of war is to be
built for experiment. His• Lordship afterwards pro-
ceeded tip Chatham on a visit of inspection also.
A Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between
this Country and the King of the Two Sicilies, was
signed .at London on the 26th September last, and
has just been presented to Parliament. The Sicilian
KING promises that British commerce in general and
the British subjects who carry it on shill be treated
throughout his dominions on the same footing as the
most favoured nations, and that a reduction of ten per
cent. shall be made on the amount of the duties, pay.
able according to the Tariff in force the lst of Ja-
i:mart"' 1616, on British imports. The inhabitants of
the'liniiiih Islands are in consequence of theft being
utideftritish protection, to enjoy the same psiedeges
as 'Mash subjects.
Yesterday beiag the Duchess of Yonx's birth-day,
it 4ris-eilebrated with every mark of respect by the
ROYALts mat. , In the course of the day there Were
upwards of WO parsons of distinction called at York
House, as well as rivals friends, to pay their per-
sonal respects.
The Princess of Wm.= arrived at Milan on the
22:1

Yesterday, about four o'clock, Sir SAMUEL SHEP-
HERD was duly sworn into the Office of Attorney.
Central before the LORDCHANCELLOR, in his Private
Apartment, contiguous to the House of Lords. It
is said that Mr. LEACH declines accepting the Office
of Solicitor General.

Dot/SY-LANZ Timarste..--qesterday a Meeting of '
'the Proprietors took place at the Theatre. The ob.
ject of it was to receive and consider any tenders that ,
should be made for the Ttleaue, to elect an auditor
for the ensuing year, and to make other arrange.
meats for the benefit of ill, holders of shares in the
concern. It was stated by the Secretary. that no ten:
der had been made since. the last day of meeting.
Upon this subject there arose a conversation, the re-
sult of which was a resolution, that the interval be-
tween the present seism and the next, should be dew.
led to exertion to let the Theatre. The resolution was
carried, and it was then proposed that a re-election
of the Auditor and Committee of the present year
should take place. To this the Proprietors assented,
and having voted thanks to the Committee for their
conduct in theaffairs of the Theatre, they adjourned.
Five yea Czwr. Navy STOCIG—The pretended ar-
rangement, recently published, about paying off this
Stock, are mere fabrications, and probably for the
purpose. of alarming the Holders of it in the Coun-
try. To pay of this Stock, in Meary, would be im-
cticable, since it would require no less than One
and Thirty-two Millions. The only prim-
details mode would be an offer to the -Ptopirieture
of Wane other Stock, and 'nab it PoirlitVith ht .2$
wouldirrake it worth their acceptance. Thesessho
witting to continot holding their present Soniosiebold
'do so, mod the others would be sure to get such terms
as would make it advantageous, even though the
S per Cents. should be, as formerly: above 19t). The
8 per Cents. have not, of late. risen in proportion with
other Stock. probably in consequence of the above-
mentioned absurd paragraphs,