Star.
London, England, 1821-08-30 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTTI, AITOOST E.—Arrived the Spasm
chassee-maree San Joze de. Areinas, from Seville fir Havre;
French chaysee-maree, la lUalants, Mace, from Bourdeaux far

Rouen ; and the Duke of Marlborough packet, with a MA
from Lisbon In 16 days.
Pr:mourn, Ancona 28.—Wind E.—Arrived the Jane, Us.
DECOMI4 from London for Malta, leaky; Endeavour, Joan,
from Caernarvon, with her mainmast sprung ; and a kw
coasters, wind-bound. Sailed the Margaret, Burns, for
Prince Edward's Island. _ _

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Dem., AINIUST 29.—Wind. S.E.—Remain, three homeward-
bound vessels.
_Nothing arrived to day.

SHILERNWSS, A CCUST SUSallUith, XLVIIEC, from Lon_
don for Scilly, has put is here, with loss of anchor and c.ble ;
also the smack Search, from London for Aberdeen, with loss of
an anchor. _ _ _ _

MARWWW, AECUST 29.—Put back the Alliance packet, far
Gettenburgh, and a large fleet of coasters, for shelter, it
a strong gale from rite R.S.E.
Hum., Aucesr 28.—Arrived from Greenland, the ra
Torr, DANNATT, with five fish, 150 butts; and Dordon, Gn.v on,
with four fish, 150 butts.
MONTROSE, ACCENT 26.—Arrived the Eliza Swan, Bum;
from Greenland, with five fish, 60 tuns.
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CV3TOM-II01:CF., AUGUST 29.—Ships Entered Tnwards :
George, from the Greenland Fishery ; Anti, from St. l't-
tersburih; Amphitrite, f•mm Archangel; Dwina, from St. P.-
tersburgh ; Charles Tennyson, from Riga ; 'lope, front Ks.
nigsburg ; Acorn, from Archauzel ; Alfrd, from Dantaic;
.longe Johan, from Kid ; Fortitude, front St. Kiu's ; Munarct,
from St. retersburgh; Lavinia, front Ilavannah ; and fermi:,
from Trinidad.—Cleared Outward, : Union, fur Antwerp.

Lively, fur Atnsterdam ; Clackstune, for Quebec ; Labclia, luc
the Cape of Good Hope; Agnes, for Li,bun; and Noun! Star,
for Don.

One Banker in the City, yesterday, rc ceived through
the clearing house upwards of one million in Bath.

notes.

The Queen of BAVARIA, travelling under the name
of the Countess of Ham., with the two Princesses her
daughters, arrived at Genoa from Munich, on the
13th inst. with a numerous suite.

Yesterday forenoon the Marquis and Marchioness
Of STAFFORD, with their suite, set out from Stafford

House, Cleveland-row, on a visit to the Earl and
COMMIS of SURREY, at their seat, Worksop Manor,

in Nottinghamshire, where they intend to remain
until the 15th of next month, when they will repair
to Trentham Hall, their seat, in Staffordshire.
Earl GOWER has taken the late residence of the
Duke of BEDFORD, in Hamilton-place, which is fit-
ting up and furnishing in a magnificent style for his
town residence.

Lord and Lady CRASBOURNE are on a visit to 6e
Marchioness of SALISBURY, at Hatfield.

Yesterday Lord PALMERSTON gave a dinner, at his
house in Great Stanhope-street, to Count CARAMAN,
Baron de CAKES, Count de SUZA, M. de NEUMANN,
M. de Orris, and all the foreign Ministers in town.
Sir EDWARD and Lady STANHOPE, Lady Cosa.
BROOK, Lady BOULTON, Lady BANKS, Sir H. STRACET,
and Baron &nom, are in the list of distinguished
arrivals at Bath.
The beautiful residence of Bolesworth Castle, Che-
shire, and the surrounding estate, comprising 9,000
acres, was sold at the Auction Mart for £120,000.
The origihal cost of the same estate is said to have
been above £lOO,OOO ; and, a few years ago, it would
have produced £150,000.
Sir ROBERT JOHN HARVEY is appointed one of the
Receivers-General for Norfolk, in the room cf Jolll
PETRE, Esq. resigned.
There are at this time two Sirs GEORGE Pococr,
viz.—the son of the late Admiral, and the other the
Gentleman who was knighted, according to andel*
custom, in right of the situation he filled at the Co-
ronation.
Friday morning last, when the Liverpool and Ttan-
mere Steam Packet was just about leaving the Pier-
head, for Tranmere, it was discovered that the boiler,
from whence steam is emitted, had become red-hot;
arising, as was presently found, from its having beta
emptied of water. The passengers already on board
were immediately disembarked, without the slighted
accident having happened to any of them; and some
apprehensions being entertained lest the vessel might
take fire, from the extreme heat of the boiler, she
was immediately scuttled and sunk alongside the Pier.
It is but bare justice to the proprietor to state, that
in the necessary absence, the preceding evening, of
the engineer, some miscreant must have turned off
the water from the boiler, either with a malevolent
view of doing injury to that respectable establishmeat,
or from a diabolical intention of a more wicked nature.
HAYMARKET.—The Duke of GLOUCESTER visited
this interesting Theatre last night. His Royal High•
ness entered his box about the middle of the first act,
and, on being recognized by the audience, was loudly
cheered. The entertainments of the evening were,
Exit by Mistake, Match Making, and the Agreeable
Surprise. His Royal Highness remained till the
end of the last piece; he repeatedly bowed to the
audience, in acknowledgment of their very flattering
cheers. His Royal Highness and his attendants were
all attired in deep mourning ; he looked remarkably
well. The House was well attended.
SADLER'S WELLS.—A new version of Guy Man.
nering was produced at this Theatre on Mondry even-
ing, under the title of the Gipsey of Derneleugh,
which the unrivalled talents of Mrs. EGERTON,
Meg Merrilies, drew forth repeated bursts of applause.
Many unsuccessful attempts have been made to re•
present the above character, but nothing can exceed
the extraordinary and excellent performance of the
above Lady. Theother characters in the piece were
well sustained by the whole strength of the co.
pany. A new Farcetta, called Cherry Bounce, sec-
ct
ceeded, in which BARNES made his first appearan
this season, who, with the comic powers Of KEELEY,
kept the audience in a constant roar of laughter.
Mrs. W. WEST is now performing at Southamptos
with the greatest success.

MARRIED.
On the 9.7 th instant, at Conway, North Wales, by the Re.
Jno. Owen, Sir David Erskine, of Cambo, Fifeshire, Nowa%
grandson of the Earl of Kellie, to Jane Silence, only 4213111" f
of the late I-high Williams, FAq. of Conway.

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