Star.
London, England, 1820-12-06 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGSNCE.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
As the London Hotel, Albemarle-street : Governor and Mrs.
Elliot and family, from Madras; Mr. and Mrs. Denison and
family, from Tunbridge 'Wells.
DEPARTURES.
From the London Hotel, Albemarle-street A-F. R. Thomp-
son,_ Esq. for Ireland; Mrs. F. R. Thompson, for Sandgate.
From Ilodpon's Hotel, Dover-street :—Captain and Mrs.
Elton, for Bath ; Mr. and Mrs. Mellish, for Paris.
From Hatchetes Hotel, Piccadilly :—The Rev. Fansbaw,
for Henley; Captain Paget, for Bath; General Pare, for the
Isle of Wight ; James Boucher, Esq. for Grenada ; Captain and
Mrs. Carew, on a tour.
The Tragedy of Kiltace has been produced at the
Dublin Theatre, in a superior style, and with com-
plete success. Mr. WA ADE, of the Bath and Hay-
market Theatre, is the hero of the Piece.
A new Tragedy, presented, we understand, to
Drury-Lane, and from the pen of one of the most
distinguished Poets of the day, has excited an un-
usual interest in the literary circles. The subject is
the story of a Duke of Mirandola, which affords the
utmost scope for tragic terror and tenderness.
A young Lady of Carmarthen eloped last week
with a married man. The fugitives have since been
traced to the place of their retreat, and the Lady
compelled to return to her distressed family.
THEATRICAL ELOPEMENT.-It is reported in the
theatrical circles; that an Actress of rather the higher
order has quitted her husband and children to con-
nect herself with an Actor in the same company, who
also is married.
Though it is one of our most ancient proverbs, that
no person ever got any credit by into:faring bettvxa
mate sad wife--hiiM Nlialisters were so blind
as not to lie aware of this trite truth.

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• A pepaian galllot, Captain Bamuntit., from Stettin fat Brest,
lel In as the 24th of November, near the Isle of Wight, with
a Paste, who hoisted a white Sag, and insisted on their pntang
their long-boat out, and shewing their Turkish passport ; t•tit
the bad weather prevented it. She was a small brig, with a
top-gallant-mast aft, but none before, and appeared to have about
S 6 men on deck.
Fatasouto, Dee. W.---Arrived of this port, the
Ocean, Castle, from Odessa for London.
PLYMOUTH, Die. 4.—Wind W.O--Arrilred the William and
Amelia, Jones • and Bideford, Boma% front ?kw Brunswick;
Lord Exmouth', BArtgrr, frdm Prince Edward's Island; and
Loyalist, Pamirs, from Quebec.
Portsmoutru, Drs. s.—Wind S. W4--Arrived his Majesty's
ship DRAKE, from Newfoundland.
DZAL, Drerssaast s.—Wind W.—Arrived the Electra, Ro.
VINSON, from Philadelphia; Northumberland, NICHOLSON, from
Pdiramichi • Symmetry, Cue an, from Minunichi for Berwick ;
Quebec, Vitaa.tasss, and Perseverance, Ilaswann, from Canary
Islands • Henry, Tuomeson, from St. Andero ; Curlew, Seance,
from Gibraltar; Neptune, Dawson, from Lisbon for Leith;
Dispatch, Pumas, from the Mediterranean; Friends, Bowls,
from Lisbon; Thomas, Boas, from Malaga; and severel more,
names not known. Came down from the Inver and remain, the
St. George, Mows:, for Grenada; West Indian, Coo', re:
Antigua; Providence, Recasts, for Bahia; and the Margaret,
KENNARD, for New rleans.
Lavaarool. Dre. 4.—Arrived the Beacon:en, Aatrucr,, from

Bengal and Gibraltar.
PAZICTOW, lice. 3.—The Churchill, noir, which was !Warded
near New Quay, 22d Oct. has been got off and into that place.
Dasersiourn, Doc. 4. —Arrived the Henry Porcher, Puss.
tars, from Calcutta, sailed Ist of June ; from the Cape 22d of
September, and from St. Helena sth of October. She spoke,
on the 10th of September, in lat. 36. 50. long. 20. 30. the Marv,
from London, with troops for Ceylon ; and, on the 26th of No.
vember, in lat. 47. IS. long. 9. 30. the Marquis of Salisbury
packet, from Falmouth for Lisbon. The Helot Porcher has,
landed her passengers, and proceeded for London.
Mammas, Dec. s.—Arrived the Lord Nelson packet, whirs
Mail from Holland.
Dome, Daccualft s.—The Nepean, Wotan, which got cm
shore the 27.0 l of last month, was got off last flight, and has ar-
rived here.
lima., Dm. 4.—The Westmoreland, Porrow, of this Port,
from Leith, arrived at Portsmouth on Wednesday, to take on
board a number of passengers, bound to the Cape of Good Hope
and Van Dteman's Land. The Valiant, of Hull, from Cepha-
lonia, was spoken in the Mediterranean, on the 7th alt. by the
Amy, arrived from Leghorn. The Sarah, Atinassou, arrived
at Shields on Tuesday, front St. Petersbairgh, which port theta*
on the 13th ult. with only half her cargo, on a -cow t of the ice.
The West Indian, WAIIIALZ, of South Shields, from Memel, is
lost in the Cattegat—crew saved. The Mary and Susan, Dim-
ino. from Sunderland to Hamburgh, has foundered off
land—crew saved. The Friends, Dosumnsou, of Leith, drove
from both her anchors, in Wick Bay, a few days ago, and has
become a wreck—crew saved.
Custom-House, Dec. s.—Ships Entered Inwards r The ;ulie.
from Calais; Three Friends, from Mau; Sisters, from Stan-
gate Creek; Fame, from St. Petersburgh; Fair Ellen, front
ditto; and Daphne, from Lisbon.—Entered Outwards: The
Pomona, for Guernsey; Bonne Henriette, fax Rouen; Prince
Saxe Cobowg, fur Rotterdam ; Packet de Whoa, for Bilboa;
Albioa, for Hayti; Stranger, fur Jamaica; Gambier, fur Cadiz;
Charles, for Tobzgo ; Skylark, for Hayti; Maria Van Ost, fa
Embden ; Bruce, for Hamburgh ; and Britannia, for ditto.
Animus—At Rio Janeiro, the Reaource, Pickford, front
Lima ; Liebe, Wetherell, from London; Hero,--, from Jer-
sey; Briton, Davis, from Liverpool; Nile, from Bremen; Le-
zarina, from Leghorn; Belle Alliance, from Marseilles; Juno,
Ifrom Tarragona ; St. Jose Voader' Nova Paquete, Leopoldina,
Monte AUegre, Freze de Maio, and Conde de Areas, from Lis-
bon ; Flor do Porto and Estrella de Nesto, from Oporto2- Nep-
tune, from Bourdeaus • Pere de Emilie, from Havre • Legere,
Ikon Nants ; and Diadem, from New York. At Oporto,
theater, 'Hancock from Liverpool. At Newfoundland, Gos-
port, Efford, from London:
Sunday, the Zealand Chiefs attended Divine Set--
vice at Percy Chapel, Bedford-street, and being
placed in the most conspicuous seat, excited an ex-
traordinary degree of interest. Understanding a
little of the English language, they paid a marited
attention to the devotional exercises. Many shook
hands with them. These men are said to be pro-
found philosophers. In a f,ew days they will be pre-
sented to the KING. They complain much of this
cold climate.
Two remarkable lights, of the nature apparently
of the Aurora Borealis, were this evening (Dec. 4th)
seen in the sky near Rotherfield, in Sussex ; one in
the South East, and one in the North East by East.
They were, at first, taken for distant fires, but after
a closer examination, the flashing: of the true
Northern lights appeared in them : they lasted for
nearly two hours, when the sky became cloudy, and
they were no more seen.
The Spanish Patriot has reached Plymouh from
Cadiz, whence she sailed on the 17th ult. bringing
much later accounts than those received through any
other channel. The yellow fever having completely
subsided at Cadiz and its neighbourhood, the Go-
vernor issued a Proclamation on the 12th, announcing
the fact. Te Dettot was sung in all the churches
on the following day, which was observed as.a holy-
day by all the inhabitants. The Spanish Patriot has
brought clean bills of health, but all vessels are still
compelled to perform quarantine on reaching this
country. The. information from Madrid and the
North of Spain by this arrival is not more recent than
that acquired by way of France.
His Royal Highness the Duke of GuatreesTEß
passed through Wellingborough, about one o'clock
on Sunday, on his way to Milton-:- ark, the seat of
Earl FtTzwn.t.tam. After changing horses at the
Hind Inn, he post-boys drove off at too great a speed.
and unfortunately overturned the carriage at the cor-
ner of East-end-street. No person happened to be
near the spot at the time, but in a few minutes, hun-
dreds ran to the assistance of his Royal Highness,
and extricated him from the carriage through the
window which was uppermost, and were happy to
find that neither his Royal Highness nor the Gentle-
man inside with him received the least injury. Two
of his retinue, who were outside, were thrown to a
considerable distance, and also escaped unhurt; this
is the more surprising, as the carriage was literally
dashed to pieces. Mr. MORTON'S (the banker) car-
riage was -immediately offered to his Royal Higl-
ness. His Royal Highness, after being detained
about two hours in Wellingborough, proceeded co
his journey to Milton- park.
Sr. AGNES, Nov. 25.—Last week a boy had a
wonderful escape in going into the boiler-room of
the steam-engine on the Wheal golden lead and
silver mine, near this place, for the purpow of warm-
ing himself. The boy had not long been there before
the boiler exploded ; happening to stand in the dire&
tion of the window, which was fortunately open. he
was forced out of it. to some distance by the esp-ne
sive power of the steam, hut most happily
sustained
so little injury, that he might be said to have been
more frightened than hurt. This accident %as oe•
casioned by the pipes which convey the steam from
the boiler being too small in their diary eter,b
which a kind of re-action on the boiler took place.
Tire defective pines were immediately removed, Aid
others substituted, and this- viliyible .misie is now
d %din in a fu:l ccnrse of workins.