Star.
London, England, 1829-02-24 00:00:00

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UMW Amway Tina Day—Dublin I—Waterford I—Francs 1-
Hamburgb 1.

The John and William, Dads, from Sunderland to Poole, was
put on sham nee r Orimshy on Saturday, being in a sinking state.
The Maria Charlotte, Taylor, was on shore at &turban, and
supposed would be wnreked--erair saved.
DEAL. Fes. 23. —Wind &S.&

POSTUOVTN, Fes. sS.—Wind S. to SA—Arrived from Lon-
don the Paknlra, Thompson, for Madras and Bengal; Elphinstone,
Richardson; for t►e Isle of France; Atlas, for Bombay, with cut•
water damaged. , Arrived the Zealous. Andrews, from Carib&
getta ; sad New Harriet, Mevel, from Gibraltar. Sailed-la Bono,
Mere. Cockerill. for Demerata.
FAL3IIOO7II, Fas. itt.— Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Duke of
Wellington. La Fenner. from Certif. Sailed the Norton packet,
foe the Leeward Islands. The Ringdove, May. sailed yesterday
for Swansea with a cargo of copper ore. About four r.m. having
bore up to return, she struck on one of the outer rocks of the Ms.
nuke, and immediately mask. The Master, Mate, and a boy were
taken up by a pilot boat, but the Mate afterwards died previous
to the boa reaching land. The remainder of the crew, tea men,
were drowned.

Cam, Fss. SS—Arrived the John and Mary, Stephens, from
Alexandria ; Maria, Tregathin, from Malta • Ann, Stewart, and
Argo, Richards, from lessinii ; Sylph, UnderhiU, from Dena;
and Multiyear, King, from Gibraltar.

His MAJESTY is expected to hold a Council at
Windsor (Little to•rrtorrow, at two o'clock.
Tha Duke and Duchess of NORTIMISOKLAND leave
town today finally, but they do not go direct for Ireland; they
step for a week or tea days st the seat of Earl Powis, the father
of the Duchess, and then proceed to Ireland. It is not improbas
Me that Earl Powis will spend the greater pan of the spring in

A Gentleman having called at a certain inn for
small beer during dinner, the Lady of the borne remarked t►at,
she was afraid it was dead. ,4 That I should not be surprised at,"
observed the Gentleman, " for the last time I was ►ere it was
sag bad indent."
A Pctiti'•n against further concession to the Catholics
has been numerously and respectably signed by the Inhabitants of
the Hundred of Meltwater.% the vicinity of Guildford. At the head
of the columns we observed the signature of the Bud of thelliden •
The blatcpstifni 89A/rtinD has purchased from Lord
Rear the estate of Rimy, In the county of Sutherland, at the price
of 500,0001. This extensive property, added to the earldom and
estate of Sutherland, makes the hiarquis the first proprietor. in
point of event of territory, in Scotland, if not in Great Brkain.—
Edinburgh Easing Courant.
The account of the capture of the ReJpole packet
from Buenos Ayres and Rio Janda,. by the President@ Buenos
A,rean privateer or pirate, w►ieh has been inserted in some of the
plovincial papers, is without foundation.
Yesterday the dispatches for Bombay and China, by
the ship Duke of &Mei. Captain Waxing Wistesusan, were
elated at the East India House, and delivered to the Purser of
that ship.
BOITOII. JAN. N.—The mail-boat from Halifax has
just arrived with the December mail. The November mall is
missing. blem.—The Arid, Admiralty packet, which is missing,
sailed from Falmouth en the 10th of November for Halifax and
Liermuda. The Kingfisher, also so Admiralty packet, which has
arrived as above, sailed from Falmouth the 9th of December.
Sunday morniag the LORD XlAvoa and Sheriffs at-
tended Divine Service at the Asylum for Female
Orphans. The Sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr.
Diu.otr, and the collection amounted to 1251.

EAST INDIA CoMPANT'S SILK SALL Yesterday
morning the Company's sale of Bengal and other, silks commenced
at the India-house. The quantity to be offered for sale on the
present declaration is much larger than at the last •sale. The sale
was numerously attended, and in consequence of the very dull
state of the silk trade, it is fully ezpected that tSe average of
prices obtained throughout the sale will he under those of the last
sale. The sale commenced very heavily, and as farm it has pro-
ceeded, the silks have been sold at a reduction of from Is. Id. to
its. per lb. on the priers given at the last declaration. The quantity
of Bengal raw silks to be offered (Company's goods) is 2.400 halts.
being 200 bales inure than last sale. The private trade sake are
also toorcnunserotts than at last sale.

DUBLIN. Faint/AMY 21.
an the night or Wednir—ireijia.t the h. use of E 'ward
Vise, .of r.,1411. three stiles from Limerick, situate in the
snooty of Oars. emetteeked by an armed party, who (visibly
enteral through a window. amldensanded fits arms, declaring that
if resistance was made, they would set ire to the premises. On
obtaining the. fire arms the party tack leave, declarlbg that they
would be returned within a feemight or the value of them, a.
brine. the capitation of that period ;heir object would be scam-
plishetio—Doblis Somali Aces.

GLASGOW, FRBRUAIT 21.
The Incorporation of Masons, by a gran mafority,
agreed on Thursday to petition both Houma Parliament against
farrier concessions to Roman Catholics, sod the Petition, have
been transmitted to the Earl of ELM, and Mr. HOIST IMAIWILL,
M.P. to be presented to the respective liaises.
A Meeting of the Magistrates, Allnisters Elders, Hemlines, and
inhabitants of the parishes of Govan and Gimbals,
.on the subject
of the proposed measures respecting Roman Catholics, was held
yesterday in the Police Buildings Goebel. The Alerting was
numerously and respectably attended, and Petitions were agreed
to be presented aut only to both House. of Parliament, but also
to his Mareser, against all further concessions in favour of Rands
Catholics.