Star.
London, England, 1827-04-18 00:00:00

Monday, ids Soyal lit—giWeW the Duke-of Basset, to Ceara
Hotel, flak Hill. for change of sit ; Miss Wykebans, from Brighton,'
for he soot, flame Park, Ono ; Hemp, Lady Floyd, and
Family, from the Hyde Park Hotel, for dark new residuum in the
Regent's Park; Captain, Mrs. and Miss ihmtkate, from ditto,
for Southampton; Mrs. Hughes, from ditto, for Samet.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PAILMOIMI, APRIL 111.WInd earlablo.--Sailed the Sumner
packet, for Lisboa.
•-iPeaveaeonen, Aran. 17.--Wismi E.—Arrived the Zephyr
transport, front Flguelra. Belled the Jerrie, WILIPINI. for the Cape.
Dust., Aram 17.—Wind N.W.—Arrived from Logsdon, the
Manlius, JOHNSTON, for New South Wales; Bermes, Havenneeos,
for China ; Black River Packet, and Mary Ann and Isabella, for
Jamaica.
Gaavemons, Aram IS and 17.—Arrived the Edward, FAIL.
ctomns. from Lisbon. Sailed the Beliselma, WARREN, for St.
Petersburgh; Shepherd, Team, for St. Kitts; and the Carron,
STILACII•11, for Prince Edward's
Lavearoos., Aran 15.—The Margaret, Lostrron, which sailed
on the l ids inst. for Quebec, has put back with damage, and loss
of boWsprit, having been run foul of by the Kinptoue for Mira.
michl, in the North Channel. 'The latter received damage, and it
is supposed would put into port to repair.
Aram 16.—The Huntley, for Savannah, grounded yesterday on
the North Bank, but got of the following tide, and proceeded.

SHIPS ENTERED AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE.
linvaane—The Lerma. Wilson, from DrMOWS; Superb. Stra-
neck, from Antwerp; Prioress Royal, Brown, from Dunkirk ;
Twee Gebroedera. IKoretamer, from Leer; Frau Margaretha,
Rebtiock, from Ceram:lel; Frau Maria, Bofthus. from Homer-
aid ; louse Otto, Brems. from Leer; Thames, Fraser, and Bri-,
tannia, Buckley, from Rotterdam; Briton, Curry, from Sierra.
Leone; Vrouw Debora, Remmers, from Caroliensiel; Dina, De
Vries, from Embden ; Frau Malta. Marten, foam Caroilenziril
lunge Gerrit, Hos, from Rotterdam; Elise, Baudilier, from Stet-
tin ; Margaretha Haab, Mauve, from Tondem ; lienriette, Octken.
wisli Bennet), Vistier, from Hooknel; Drey Gehruder. Timmen,
:bas Carolienziel ; Vrouw Catharine, Albers, fromWeender ; Co.
,Iso tinier, Good, from Lisbon; Speedwell, Hoidernew, from
Stand gate Creek ; Quatre Scrum Gignan, from Rouen ; Vrouw
Frouke, Jansen, from Weender ; La Viscayna, De Manene, from
Bilboa ; Christiania Packet, Larsen, from Christiania; Ernanssif
Ambionnen, from Dram; lunge Pieter, Addesea, from Rotter-
dam; Vrouw Geertina. Siegers. from Groningen; Enterprise.
Bridge, from Jamaica; Marianne, Rickoles, from Memel; Vrouw
Janne, Wollenstfin, from Entbden; Augusta, Kock, and Jung.
Jahann, Jetting, from Tonningen ; Wilhelmina. Dews!, from
Embden; Eugene, Ma'am, frost Dunkirk; Jooge
Scheefound. and Maria Wilmina, Bicker, from Embden; Sarah
Margaret, Deader. and Elbe, Maugham, from Newburgh ; Fanny,
Peacock, front Oporto; Rhoda, George, from Demerara; Union.
Head, from Jersey and Guernsey; Wohigemath, Rayl, from Emit*
den ; Johanna, Weltsien, from Rostock; Portland, Just, and Jas.
Daly, Cheerier, from Jamaica ; Wansbeck, Garbutt, from Menairli
and Christiansand ; Sir Win- Wallace, Brown, from the Mauritius I.
Hope, Onniston, from Hamburgh ; Neptunus, Capobos, from Mow
tack ; Braneepeth Castle, Clark, from Charleston; Catharine Na.
ria, Popp, from Cushaven; Atalanta, Tate, from Jamaica ;'
Iphigenia, Chesney, from Llemerara; Agnes, Gorman, from Lime-
risk; Royal Eagle, Allen, from .Waterford; and Union, Hedde,
front Calais.
Cinaass Otirwasoa—The Duke of Sussex, Whitehead, (or
China; Hero, Hirst, for Ibmbargh; Providence, Postle, for
Smyrna and Constantinople ; Britannia, Fos, for Ostend ; Mkmaar,
Heath, for Rotterdam; blenapia, More, for Waterford; Water-
ford, Hodge, for Dublin; Recovery, &washouse, and Borodino,
bloomer°, for St. Petersburgh.

The KING, who is at this moment so justly popular
with the people, uttered lately a sentiment to a Noble
Lord that is likely to endear him still more to his
poorer subjects. Speaking of the present distresses
his MAJISTIf observed. " It sots the wish of my revered
father, that every poor man might be able to read his
Bible—mine is, that every poor man in my dominions
may be able to get work, and be happy!"
So great was the stagnation. in the wheat trade at
Taunton market on Saturday lest, that Mr. Stacey, the
occupier of the Town Mills, bought good wheat to be
delivered at his mill by the seller, at the rate of 16ilbs.
to the peck (or 661bs. to a bushel), at 6s. Sti. per bushel,
Winchester measure.
Yesterday a drunken dustman, while sitting on the
shaft of his earl and driving furiously along Old-street,
fell down under the wheels, which, passing over both
his legs, fractured the bones. He was conveyed to the
nearest surgeon, in Bunhill-row.
Monday forenoon, between ten and eleven o'clock,
some villains entered the house of Mr. Furcr, No. 10,
Brewer-street, Pimlico, the family being out of the way
at the time, went into the parlour, and finding two ea
'Gable gold watches lying on the table, walked off with
them, without creating the slightest alarm.
A host of Holiday folks on their route to Greenwich,
on Monday, observing a man noticing with a pencil the
number of outside passengers on the different coaches
passing, conceiving him to be a common informer,
gave him such a severe thrashing as will possibly pre-
vent his observations in public for the future.
Wednesday, at Astbury, Mr. Sampson Green, aged
20, to Miss Ruth Gibson, aged 14, both of Biddelph.
The happy couple, with their friends, afterwards par-
took of an excellent dinner at Mr. Broadhutst's, the
Lion and Tun, Conoleton, and in the evening held a
soiree at Mr. Sutton's. It is not a little singular, that
some months since, the father of the bridegroom, aged
60, married the sister of the bride; so that the father
and son are now brothers-in-law, and the one sister is
mother-in-law to the other.--Macckfflekl Herald.
Thursday we had the gratification of being present
at the launch of the first steam-vessel which has been
built at this port. If we may judge from the admiration
which this magnificent ship has excited among naval
and scientific • persons, as well as those acquainted
with steam navigation; we may safely pronounce her
the finest of her class, not only for a frame of timber
which cannot be surpassed, but which has been put to-
gether in a manner that would do credit to any of the
ging's dock-yards.—Aberdeea Chronicle.
The Imperial Ukase of the Bth of June, 1808, by
which all children of both sexes, whom Russian mer-
chants have obtained from the Kirghise, either by pur-
chase or exchange, are to receive their personal liberty
at the age of 25 years, and which ordered this humane
regulation to be extended to the whole Sibegian line,
has, by a resolution of the Council of the Empire of the
10th of February this year, confirmed by his Majesty,
received the form of a law for the Kalmucks and other
Asiatics, who came into the hands of Russian merchants,
as prisoners of the Kirlhise.—Russian Paper.
KING OF SWEDZII (BiENADOTTE).—His bfAJIIIITY
at present about sixty years of age, of the common
size; and his hair, which is of a glossy black, curls na-
turally. His voice is uncommonly sweet and pleasiag,l
his whole countenance has in reality a great expressioo ,
of kinditess,and his manners are singularly prepossessing.
It may be further remarked, that Charles John is tem-
perate, economical, and what may be called equal in
his disposition, modest in demeanour, condescending
towards all ranks, and deservedly popular in the highest
degree.—Wilson's Travels.

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