Star.
London, England, 1828-06-10 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCF..

MAILS ARRIVED Tills DAV—LAIDIIII I—Waterford I—Francs 1.
The accounts received yesterday of the arrival off Portsmouth of
the Neptune. Cestaaaiaar, from Bengal, is supposed to be incorrect.
13e following vends were in Dungeness Roads 6th inst.
!tonne Mere; Lurd Sidmouth ; Columbia, Wilson; Edward
Loathe ,• Jean Baptiste ; Prospect, &root, lost an anchor and cable ;
Arab; Rweretta ; Nlelantho; Newcastle; Loyalist; Concordia of
Brixhant ; Ceres ; John and Ann, of Button; Hope, of \Woad;
and about slaty others, names unknown.
Dem., Jinn 9.—Wind W.S W.—Arrived the New Mord&
!Ilassaass. from Jamaica ; Georgina, • lloatantals, from Greoada ;1
Robert Edwards. SHIRIOUIN, from New York; Resource,
from India ; and Westmorland, PATRICE, front Virginia.
PAITSMOUTIIi JUNEW.—Arrivedthe Friends, Does,
from blemel.—Sailed Charles Kerr, Booms. for Bombay ; and
Braneker, Nloarosoo. for Quebec. Arrived from London the
Triumph, Gamut, and Edward Lombe, FRYMAN, for Bombay;
sad Arab transport, for Ceylon.
Dolma, June 9.—Wind W.—Arrived off Port the Ventrosa,
Assert, from Savannah.
Ltvaaroot., JUNI s.—Arrived the Emulous, limoasot ks, from
New Orleans; Robert, CANNON and Neptune, SAUL, trove Bar-
badoes.
Pausecrnoss AND Arrotocatzters—Licot. T. Ogle, late Flag Lieu.
tenant to Lord A. Beaticlerc, to the rank of Commander; Mr. S.
Thomas (son of Sir G. Thomas, Bart.), and !Sir. P. Jones (late of
his Majesty's ship Barham), to the rank of Lieutenant; Commander
W. Gregory to the Ordinary, at Sheerness • Lieutenant J. Goldin,
to the Swan cutter ; Lieutenant Usherwood, to the Surly cutter ;
and Lieutenant E. Wylde, to, the Wellesley ; Commander G. Mar-
tin, C. B. of the Mosquito, is pmnstated to the rank of Captain;
Mr. W. (Mane, surgeon, is appointed to the Ilarpy ; Commander
William Blight (1611). is appointed to the Britannia, in the room
of Commander Andrew Baird, superseded at his own request ;
Lieutenant Charles Loden (1111). totbe Windsor Castle, vice W.
F. Jebb, superseded. Lieutenant A. C. Capel is appointed Flag
Lieutenant to Sir Charles Paget. Mr. Thos. Wittentiory is eon-
brined Its the rank of:Master. and appointed to the Procris sloop of
war, at Lisbon. 'Die Rev. Mr. Johnson is re-appointed Chaplain
of the Semiramis. Mr. James Wallace is appointed A•sistant Sur-
geon g the Unreel°. on the Irish station. Captain J. W. Mon-
tagu to the Crocodile, Otl, at Chatham; Commander John Pole,
Lieut. Thomas Hope, Mr. W. Asidrews, Purser, Mr. Alien, Sur-
geon, and Mr. W. Gunn, Assistant Surgeon, to the Falcon, at
Pt.rtsmouth. Jo,eph Eyde, Esq. to he Secretary to Vice Admiral
Sir Pulteney Malcolm. Lieutenant George Evans, of the Light.
*in steam vessel, it promoted to the rank of Commander ; this
slicer received the first medal that was given at the Royal Naval
College, Portsmouth dock-yard, for finishing his course of mottles
in that establishment in clears' months. William Paine, Esq. late
'Secretary to Vice Admiral Sir L. W. Halstead, K.C.11. ha. been
'3ppaititedi Deputy Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital, vice I'.
Austin, Esq. who retires by superannuation.

The KING. attended by Lot d Giletvas. arrived at hi'
Palace, in St. James's, in Isis carriage and four, about twelve
o'clock last night, escorted by a Detachnsent of Hussars, from the
Rural Lodge, in Windsor Park.
His MAJKATY Will have an evening party 1041101'1'0w,
at his Palace, in. St. James's.
The Duke of Cusragit LAND arrived at his residence in
the King's P' lace, St. James's, yesterday, from the Royal Lodge,
Windsor Petk. His Royal highness was accompanied Isom Kew
by his soli Prince Groton. The Duchrs of Guinea:sus and the
Princess Atiousta visite(' the Royal Duke after his return to town.
HA NOVkit. MAY 31.—His Royal Highness the Duke
of CAbirusiorra and his Family removed yesterday to the Palace of
Alombrillant, fur the summer.
Coaru, MAY II —General Crimea' has been at-
treked is the environs of Nlissolonghl and Anatolie° by a body of

Turks, and, whether from the di.perity of force, or from the
surprise, the Greeks were defeated wilt the lees of 1,200 men, and
abandosted their camp, their positions, and provisions, retreating to
Dragomestre. The Turks had also many killed and wounded.
The Earl of Askapasui had an interview with the
Duke of WaLLINGTON yesterday at the 'I reasury.
Count tie MuLTcs, the Danish Minister, transacted
business with the Bari of Amore* yesterday, at the Office of the
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
Lot d ELLitiosiianuon. Mr. Secretary Pea.. L
Hermanar, and the Hanse Towns Minister, transacted business
yesterday at the Foreign. Office, Downing-street.
His 11.0 ya, Highness the Duke of CLARIINCS has
issued cads for a breakfast on board the Navigation Barge off
Waterloo Bridge, on Wednesday, the pith of June. The barge
will be moored on the Blackfriars side of the bridge, and the com-
pany, lot whom boats will be in readiness, will embark at White-
hall Stain. _

Lutd DU KOLAS attended yesterday at the Foreign
Office, and transacted business for the first time sin= his appoint-
ment to the office of Under secretary of State for Foreign Aifsirs,
in the roars of Lord Howoas as Wain's.
Sir Goaa OUSKLKY ',hard GROROR MIIRRAT
yesterday at the Colonial Office.
' Tne LORD CHANCILLLOR gave .a splendid dinner,
coneisting of twenty-four covers, on Smtty. at his residence in
George-street, Hanover-stptare, in honour of his Royal Highness
the Loma Mau Amuse', who was one tithe guests.
The French Papers received this morning state, that
M. NOSTRZ was to leave Berlin on the 31st May, to

proceed direct to the head quarters of NICHOLAS at
Ismail. He is to be accompanied by four otlicers.
New York Papers so the 17th ult. intorms us of the
`lpasting of the Tariff Bill by the American Senate, nr. the 13th; the
votes were, ler the passing of the Bill 261 against it 21. The
is to be sent to the Lower Home fog assent to the amendments;
the law is m take effect on the tat September. The duties on the
principal articles of enanufatture of &Wand are quite prohibiturt

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF CHANCTrtT, WRSTMI 4/11.
TRINITY TIMM. OS.
Before the LORD CMA•CILLLAIII,

Wednesday. June n, Thursday, and Friday—Hoare of lindk
SAturday, June 14, and Monday—Appeal..
Tuesday, June 17, andyednesday—House of Lords,

Thursday. June ti—Alotions. -
Friday, June so—House of Lords.
Saturday, June 111, and Monday—Appeals.
Tuesday, June 24—No Strings.
Wednesday, June 25. last day of Term—ltotions.
Before the Viet-Csraucessoa.
Wednesday. June t —Pleas, Demurrers. Lamm and FM.]:‘,6
Thursday, June :2—Causes.
Friday, June 13—Motions.
Saturday, June 14. Monday, and Tuesday—Causes.
Wednesday. June ll—Pleas; Demurrers. Rases. and poz.
Thursday. June 19—Causes.
Friday, June 20—Motions.
Saturday, June 21—Causes.
Monday, June 23—Short Causes and Causes.
Tuesday, June 24—No Sitting.
Wednesday, June 25—Motions.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Just U.
Mr. Set gum STORKSS• on behalf of the defeedeit,
the ease of Hudson v. Dove, mired for a rule to
show cause for a new trial, in consequence duces.
sive damages. The case was lately tried before the.
Chief Justice, and was for a breach of promise of roar.
lase, in which the plaintiff had recovered 10001. damages
from-the defendant. The plaintiff was the proprietorof Waint's Hotel, in Conduitsstreet, and the defect.dant was also formerly the keeper of an hotel, but
now a horse dealer. It had been stated on the trial,
that the plaintiff had sold her house in consequence of
her expected marriage with the defendant, and theist),
had therefore given her special damages. li•.Sereee„c
Susi kes said that he was prepared to show that the plain.
miff wi.uld not have been able tii carry on the tithinrss fur
any lime longer. It Was a case in which the feeling, ef
the parties were m t g' ' ttly ezc lied, as they had both
arrived at years of mammy, and he, therefore, (mod
the Court w old grant ih.• sole:
The COURT refused to disturb the verdict, as they did
not consider the damages as excessive, consideringtil
the circumstances t f the cast.