Star.
London, England, 1827-07-28 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

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The But India Company's outward bound ship Waterlos was
tel well on the 13th of May, in let. 33. S. long. 21. 50 It
The Dash, Dinars, and Agnes, nemesia", of Shoreham, were
totally wrecked on Brighton beach, during a wicket gale at S.W.
ea Thardey night.
faun:arm JOLT C6.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Saucy Jack.
HOOKS, from Jamaica ; sailed on the 14th Jane. ?hit/steams
packet sailed sense days previous.
PLTNACTH, JILT S.W.—AniTed the Kin6ntab,
Aluersosio, for Tenerife. •
PLIAIVI,PUTH, Jinx 27.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Dart, fats
me, from Otahritc; sailed as the 4th April. Sailed the' John,
Dow, for Memel.
Diaz, Juts' 97,—Wind Rasterly.—Arrived &tun the
Primes. Vary. lisorrsawears, for the South Tern, CDT.
sea's, for India ;and Pelican, and Leon. for M Aavbe,ed•l
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the Dongarson Castle,. Fume, trom.the Ma and the r
Ulttlal2lol, from Demerara.
SHIPS INTRA= AT THE COST=IL OUS •
Inwards—The Karl Bathurst, Pound. Rotterdam; Johan
Carl, Reimers, from Ha mb rg h ; Frederi4 Albrecht, from Kesdaps.
berg; Henrietta Auguste, Hammen, Win Mond Midas Roma
from New York ; Hope, Milne, fro Northam. Clustresin,
from Harlingen; Neptunus, Weetells, from Brussels; Britannia,
Fos, from o.tend ; Leona, Dunk*. frost Leghorn; Denuwara.
Venable', from Demerara • Penh, Joon, from Rip; and the
Brothers, Winne, from Can.
Cleared Outwards—The Isirgtha„__Reans. for Londeasdervy t
lath°, Price, for Dublin; Minify", Whdaart,for Limerick; Victory.
fay, for Cadiz; Jaime' lii Spencer. for Hantasfilh M.
fastfued, for Pillats, Konin rg, Lod Ebbing; Crawford.
IwVabr4a. Barcelona, and AIeACHI; Duke of York. Mewl, for
la.boo;,Cadls, and Gieralyr.

THE LATE REV. MR. WATERHOUSE.
HUNTINGDON, JuLe
The most strenuous exertions continue to be made to
&min the fullest proof against Slade, the wretched
young man abcitit to take his trial at our Assizes, for
the murder of Mt. Waterhouse. Within these few days
a pi.nd near the Rectory has been carefully searched,
LA without effeet.--.During the period the corpse of
the Rev. J.Vaterliouse was laid in its coffin, several of
me lice Rector's patishioners attended the parsonage
I,use to take a farewell glimpse of his remains previous
to their interment. Amongst those visitants was Slack.
IV: are informed that he did not evince the least emu-
tion at the sight of the horrid spectacle, but very coolly
lethal ked " that the wounds could not have been made

yds a knife. 7 and felt the premises with the greatest
uncokern. When the vault was preparing. a bricklayer,.
Rho was employed,'ind who was unacquainted with 10
men' looking at_ him proceed with his work, ob..
Rive,l, "Alit Concern looks very suspicious awainft
Sladt. Why did he say he was herein)/ uhrtee-Ait the.'
time of the Murder. and contraflict himidlivarmassy
tines?" The bricklayer was astooishi4 by a yaith
Litonly rejnihiog, s, My name is Slade. it does not'
signify where I wes•at thesime of the Murder. I now!

am here." All I have 111 say," replied the brick.
I lets "is what haewield before; that it looks
donned suspicions against yea," to which Slade
mode no reply, but remained With the greatest un-
concern, gazing at the place of Weis!. . We have
before Mentioned that the late Mr. Waterhouse
hod been repeatedly robbed. Shortly afterwards
snitaining one of these losses, having business to trans-
act with a shopkeeper r f this place, the conversation
turned upon the Rbv. Gentlensan'slones, in the course
at which he was considerably affected. "Ah ! well,"
aid the Pastor, g, I know the ()ender." a Thal why do
Po not prosecute him?" enjoined the tradinm tn. The
old Gentleman, at ter smile hesitation, replied, "I cannot,
the thing will discover itself." It is e remarkable carcass-
stance in the lire of M r.W. that though he reached theage
of 19 in a state of celibact, and dot' bis usual testes
and pursuits were of such's& nature as seemed calculated
to de.sdett every trace of tender passion, his correspon-
dence consired almosetioirof )ore letters. Amongst
the numerous fair on whoa' he paid hi. addresses,
sas the once lamed laity Wolsteneroft distinfished
during the petiod of the French RevOlutbrfe. Eat • her
drmocratical writings. Several letters of Allis intellec.
to I Amazon are amongst the papers of, the Reverend
l;,p,Ceman.—lisingingdon Jorrnal.

i:rnmnured. that Captain YORICIo fah of Sir J.
G.C.B. is about to lead to the Hymeneal altar Miss Fars
"""el, daughter of his Royal Highness the Duke at Guam&
—*Cie trithin Chronicle.
Ksionr or KERRY has been re-elected for the
`e'"tY, basing vacated his seat in consequence of his acceptance of
th .t Office of one of the Lords of the Treasury.
LYNN.—A vacancy is I.kely to take place in the re-
-I:4lertation of this borough, in consequence of the appointment of
W. BENTINCS to the Government of India.—Coweridgedsfe.
ISARRYMORE succeeds JAMES WINSTON, Esq. at
Drury lane Theatre.
if Tii+ iN the anniversary of THOMAS CHOMISILL. Earl
."", being tßheaded 1540; and death of &azaleas. Cowasr,
isVf.