Star.
London, England, 1829-11-16 00:00:00

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The Duke of Becloud. on Saturday. for Beivoir Castle ; Lady
Charles Fitzroy, yesterday, from Burlington House, Piccadilly.
for Balker Hall, in Lancashire; the Marquis of Camden, on Sa-
turday. from Arlington-street, for the Wilderness in Kent; the
Dowage Marchioness of Salisbury, from Arlington-street. for
Hatfield House' Dowager Lady Amherst, from Beverley. in
Yorkshire, for The Grove, near York; Capt. Vernon, far Brighton.
from Cheltenham; Ueut.-Colesel Marmaduke Grant and Mrs.
Grant, from Ramsgate, for the South of France ; Mrs. and Miss
Chudleigh, from Brighton, for Bath ; Sir Watkin Williams Wynn
and Lady Harriet Wynn, from Wynnstay, near Wrexham on a
visit to tbet lives, at Powis Castle ; Major and Mrs. 'fetish:lw, for
Dublin; Captain William Bnoke, in Gloacester-place. from Rome;
Captain and Mrs. Musgrave. for Brighton; Mr. Robert Knight,
M.Y.and Miss Knight. from Chekenhant, for the Barrels. Henley•
on-Arden. Warwickshire ; Admiral Sir Joan Knight. for Wood-
ead, near Gosport. in Hampshire ; Mr. John Balfour, from Cur-
zon-street, May-fair for the Grove. at Charlton, in Kent; Sir
i George Bampfylde. Bart. from Hardington Park, Somerset, for
Court flail, in Devonshire ; Mr. John Hipline for Overstate Park,
In Northamptonshire ° • Major and Mrs. Churchill, from the Depots
in the Isle of Wight, for Brighton; Liout.-Calomel Bowyer and
Mrs. Bowyer, from Dublin in ; Captain Douglas and
Alajor Lloyd, from Knightsbridge, for Paris ; Major Leigh from
Manchester, for Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs. Maitland, from Hastings,
for Brighton • Captain Bellew. at Hatebert's Hotel. from Ports-
mouth; Mrs.Coustnalter for Fordharn Abbey ; Major and Mrs.
Blake. from Clifford-street, for Brighton • Mr. and Mrs. S. Smith.
from Ponman-square. for Brighton; Lord: Gienlyon. in Wilton-
place, from Sussex ; General Armstrong, in St. James's-ssreet,
from Windsor; Mr. Ralph Abercrombie, at Devonshire House,
from a tout ; the Hon. Richard Cavendish, in Piccadilly, from a
tour • Captain flistchfrd. In Piccadilly, from Venice ; Lieutenant-
Colonel and Mrs. Macleod, in Park•street, from Italy; Mr. Tho-
mas Orby Hunter in Grosvenor-place; Major Mavis Murray. In
Pall-mall, from Gibraltar.

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Nana ARLTVICD Taw Mr.—Dublin 4—Waterford 3—Guernsey
and Jersey 2—Sweden i—Hamburgb I—Flanders I—Franee 1
—Holland 1.

Dms. Nov. 14, Wind S.W. and 15, N. W.—Arrived from
London, the Hudson. Champlin. for New York ; Crifton, Drum,
and Duke of Broad, Harris, for Jamaica ; and Amphitrite. Mor-
pa, for Rio Janeiro. Arrived the Lively, —, from the Medi-
terranean.

Poavaarogvu. Nov. 14, Wind B.S.S. and IS, W. to N.N.W.
—Arrived the Neva transport. from London for the kledi
bean. Arrived the Borneo, Wieherly, from Batavia. Of the
port, the Sancho Panes. Collins. from Smyrna.
Ps.rwoovn Noy. 13.—Wind W.N. W.—Arrived the Fly.
from Labrador.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 13 and 14.—Wind W. to N.W.—Arrived
the Cherub, Watts. from Malaga. Off the port, the Duke of
Kent, Tremors*, from Malaga.
Iltavmouvu, N0v.14 —Off the port, the Margaret, Richard-
son, from Para; Faith, Cornish, from Naples; and John,
from Seville.
Suantstave Cam, Nov. 14.... Arrived the Albion. Everson,
from Smyrna ' • Dewey. Hedwell. from Ancona ; Emma, Tucker.
frem Dail& Clenseedna, Wootton, and Bliss Ann, Lowe. from
Aka.

Lemnos, Nov. 14.—Arrived the Canadian. Hamilton, front
Quebec; Stella, Cobden, free; Smyrna; Bruton, Harvey, from
Marseilles; Meridian, Hatch, and Waterloo. Blghter, from
Oporto; and Ceres, James, from Gijon.
From the Hampshire Telegraph Nov. 14.
The Raleigh, 16, Commander Sir Wm. Dickson, Bart. ar-
rived on Thursday, from the Mediterranean. She left Vice-
Admiral Sir Pulterhey Malcolm with the strength of his fleet In
the harbour of Rieke an the 20th of September. Sir Pokorny
bad then only just beard of the cessation of hostilities be-
tween Russia and the Porte. The Raleigh on her way down
called at Malta and Gibraltar. From the latter fortress she
soiled en the let inst. leaving there the Dartmouth frigate.—
When the Raleigh quitted the combined squadrons, the united force
consisted of in English, two French, and seven Russian sail-of-the-
line ; three English, two French, two Basilan. one Dutch, and one
Austrian frigate ; two English, two French, and two Russian
sloops of war, and one English bomb. The Russian fleet was an-
chored in mid channel between Tenedos and the Main, while in.
shore abreast of them was the English fleet. Up to this period no
intimation bad been given of the return of the Russian fleet to the
Baltic • consequently, as the movements of the British squadron
will depend on those of the Russian, no idea was entertained
of Sir Puiteney diminishing his force, by sending back to England
any of the men-of-war, by which his power was strengthened under
circumstances apparently lees auspicious to the tranquillity of
Europe, than those that have subsequently transpired. Various
rumours prevailed among the squadron; it was considered by some
that the Russians would winter at Poros • If sea, our ships will
remain out; by others, that they would winter at Toulon, the defer.
use state of the squadron being such as to render hazardous a home-
ward-bound voyage in the winter season. Another rumour circulated
was, that Immediately on the ratification of the treaty, the Russian
squadron would quit the Mediterranean for England, under the
escort of a British squadron to insure the safety of their crews, is
the event of accident in crossing the' Bay of W.eay. Orr takers
have well traversed and surveyed the plains, with Homer in their
hande, and that ancient bard is now as well read in that quarter as
Hamilton Moore or Inman. The Raleigh is ordered to 'Woolwich
to be paid off, and will sail to-morrow.
We have accounts from Maks' to the list October, (fourteen
days subsequent to the sailing thence. of the Raleigh,) at which
date the Britannis, Ocean, Melville, Spardate, and Madagascar,
were lying there. The Gloucester bad proceeded to the Archipe.
'ago ; the other ships named were waiting the return of theWeazie
sloop of war, which had _been dispatched to the Vies Admiral for
orders.
The Blossom, surveying ship, Captain Owen, was at Madeira
on the Ist of October ; the lightning, 12 guns, Capt. Dickinson,
was there on the following day, and the Adak*, !Mauna, Caps.
Ilarryat, there on the 12th of the sense month. The Cadmus
sloop of war, and Thetis frigate, were at Buenos Ayres on the 10tb
of Sept. The Shannon frigate, Capt. Clement; and the Victor, le,
Capt. Keane, were at the Havannab on the Ist of September.
His Majesty's ship Alert arrived at Valparaiso from Coquimbo
the 14th of June. The -Heron was to sail from Valparaiso for
England, after the 4th' August. The Slangy, for Nassau, N. P.
milled from Jamaica the 9th of August; Amebae, for Vera Cruz,
the' 2; Harpy, for Coruna, the 13th ditto. The Manly and
sailed from Newfoundland for Halifax, Oct. the fitb,
an7l,yoe the 17th ditto. The Success arrived at Sydney from
Madras the 15th of June. The Satellite ailed from Sydney for
India the 211th of Julie.
A letter has been received In this town, from his Majesty's ship
Sybelle,on the coast of Africa, dated the 12th of Aug. which states
that a fever had began to afflict that ship, and bad carded off six
marines, thirty-four seamen, and the Captain's steward.
The Andromeda, new teak ship, 46. Cape. J. Foraeauz, at Ply-
mouth, was paid off into ordinary oo Wednesday.
The Druid, 46 guns. bas been commissioned at Plymouth. for
he South American station, by Caps. G. W. Hamilton, C.B.
Lieut. Caswell. and Assistant Surgeon P. Martyn, are appointed
to her.
The Herald yacht, Capt. Maxwell, put into Plymouth lass week,
on her voyage from this port foe Carthagena, in consequence of the
severe illness of Mrs. Turner, the Lady of his Majesty's Envoy
to Colombia (who is guns out is the Herald), and will remain
there until Mrs. Turner Is auflkketly recovered to proceed.
The Brltomart, to, Commander Johnson, is ordered to the
Western islands. to take out W. H—Reed, keg. Coosul.General
of these islands.
Tbe Ganges, $4, Captain Hayes, C.B. and the Pembroke. 74,
were taken out of dock yetterday. The Edinburgh, for.repair, will
on Moody occupy that vacated by the former, and the Sultan the
dock out of which the Pembroke was taken. The Amphitrite
frigate will be taken out of dock on Monday, and the Bull Dog
will be brought in to be broken up.
The Raven and Starling cutters arrived at Plymouth, on Friday,
from Milford. These vessels were built in Pembroke dock-yard,
on a peculiar carnaraclines and are intended to be fitted as tenders.
VlEMlmipmieg2
The Duke of CUMBERLAND left his residence at Kew
on Saturday, on a visit to his MAJESTY at the Royal
Lodge, Windsor Park.
Despatches from Lord HEYTESBURY, at St. Pe-
tersburg, for the Earl of ABERDEEN, were brought is the
Foreign Office on Friday night, by a gentleman.