Star.
London, England, 1821-03-29 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Intelligence was received at LLOYD'S this morning, that three
Tunisian frigates, three corvettes, a brig, a schooner, and anodace
vessel of war, with nearly two-thirds of their crews, were lox
in the Bay of Tunis, during a violent gale oa the 7th and s
ult.—and that twenty merchant vessels were lost, or driliTu A
shore there, at the same time.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the Rant hake
House, when Captain T. Nl•Tarromer was sworn into the cant.
' mand of the ship Rose, consigned to Bengal dir. :t.
FaLuourts, MAIIICII 26.—Wind S.—Arrived the Stamm*
packer, •.vith a Mail from Lisbon, in ten days ; Minerva, Dray
from London for Glasgow ; and another ship, name unknowy.
Put back the Lady Arabella packet, for Lisbon. The windhas
just changed from the Southward to the N.W. and um mil.
trues to blow a tremendous gale, and we much fear the skips
the Roads, in the shift, may have sustained damage.
' ToarAy, blarscu 27.—The Union, PACE, from Poole 6x
Newfoundland, parted two cables, and put into Torquay.
PLYmottyli, :therm 27.—Wind W.—.lrrived the Al*.
Towns, from Newcastle for Rio Janeiro; Antelope, Streakier,
from London for Vigo; and Swift, CREAM, from Poole fee
Newfoundlat d.

PORTSMOI7TII, MARCH .B.—Wind S.—Arrived the limn
and Ann, %Tr:macaw, from Shields for Gibraltar.

Mac, Mallen 2g.—Wind S. blows hard.—The
for Pernambuco, has gone for ltamsgate Harbour. A,,,,th0.
brig, name unknown, it is sstppowd parted her cable, and bas
gone through the Gull:. to the Northward. Remain the rest ci
the outward-bound, apparently all well.—Five o'clock, mote

RAMSGATE., 1%1 RCII 59.--Arrived the Fame, STOCKMAN, EMU
'AMOR for Dartmouth; and Catharine, GRIFFITHS, from Pei.
hely for Rye, with loss of an anchor and cable each.
MARGATE, MARCH In.— A n bred the Sarah, Laitsos, from
I.ondon for Genoa, with loss of anchor and cable.
R INS.% r.r. 11a 25.—Arrived ;he brig thou, from Savansals
for Aberdeen, with loss of boats, part of deck load, and leaky.
Ccvrost-House, AIA RCH 28.—ships F.utered Inwards: The
Hazard, from Dunkirk ; Nepos, from Virginia ; Regent, from
Buenos Ayres ; Nimble, from Cork ; Favourite, from &Ilan;
Speedwell, from Stangate Creek ; Industry, from Liverpool;
Union, from Belfast ; aid Britannia, from liamburgh.—Cieara
Outwards : The Edward, for Bremen ; Jcune Pauline, for (h.
tend ; Acteon, for Eicher. ; Gorlestone, for Bergen ; Hes h, for
Alirainield ; and Britannia, for the Greenland Whale Fislin.y.

A letter from Brighton, dated March 27th, says—
" In the intervals of fine weather, yesterday and to-
day, the KING took good garden walks: his MAJEeII
enjoys excellent health and spirits."
Yesterday the Cabinet Ministers dined with Vis-
count MaLvit.l.F., at his house in the Admiralty.
Yesterday, the Duke and Duchess of MoNvaosi
gave a dinner, at their house in Grosvenor-squre, to
The Earl of limerick, Lady Emily Montague, the Cie..
Chancellor, Lady Theodosia and Miss Vyner, Ashton
Smith, Mr. Orby Hunter, Mr. Forbes, Mr. &eery, and
select party.
The Freedom of the City of Bath was, on Saturday lairs pn.
sented to Captain PARRY, at the Guildhall of that Qty, in alga
of oak, which formed a part of the mast of the liecu,; lathe
centre of the top of the boz is a fine oval medallion in gold,
beautifully chased in bas-relief, representing the vessel towed by
boats, passing immense ice-bergs, with a distant view ti do
Gomm. The medallion is surrounded by a rich oak-leaf bards,
surmounted by a naval crown. On the inside of the cover, is a
neat and appropriate insctiption.
Lecture upon the. Structure of Me Universe.—A nee
Entertainment, under the above title, was produced Weigh K
the English Opera-House. The whole Solar Systems, theinnin
of the Heavenly Bodies, &c. were all submitted to the eye ins
perfect model of more than ordinary sompasa—Mr. &mum
in language perspicuous and elegant, delivered a must instructive
Lecture, to the delight of a numerous and genteel audience.
Wednesday se'nnight, about one o'clock, a newly erected
steam-mill for grinding corn, at Stockton, belonging to Mr. C
Coots, was discovered to be on fire. The engine was Mune&
ately set to work, and every exertion used to extingein
the
flames, but without effect : the whole of the building, nrele
the engine-house, together with a large quantity of can aal
flour, were totally consumed. It is not known how it originated-
The premises were partly insured.
Sunday se'nnight, the house of Lady Pear, in linorrear•
mouth, was entered by two villains, who nude their way to bet
Ladyship's lodging-room. While one of them held bee ia bed,
endeavouring to stifle her voice with the bed-clothes, the nice
attempted to force a lock in search of money. Her Ladyships erio
aroused her female servant in the room above, who, kaping sit
of bed in alarm, and running down stairs, occasioned a Wes
which intimidated the robbers, and they fled without effect*
their purpose.
Saturday, at the Shrewsbury Aftizes, Thomas Pall, Joseph
Eccieshall, John Grainger, Christopher North, John Nile,
Robert Wheeler and Samuel Hayward, collien, were tried far
tumultuously and riotously assembling, in common* or a
with
duction of wages, at Dursley, on the 22d ultimo, sad wa:
havinremained so assembled one hour ahoy the Riot Act had
beenread. They were also charged with various acts of Mo._
nious riot, damaging engines rescuing prisoners, Sm. to all of
which charges they pleaded Not Gnilty. They were ail b°l7l
ever, found Guilty. But Thomas Patin and Samuel Barra
were the only persons who were sentenced to be earcitni—
The other prisoners were sentenced to nine maths' imprille*
ment and bard labour. Among these were William Wilcox,
and Joseph Mina, tried separately, fora similar Sffence.___

Dlgo.
On Wednesday last, in the ill0;:er of her age (0111.1111
visit to her son, Mr. Thomas , jun. of LakenhaMile.
Norwich), Sarah, the wife of Thomas Bignold, EN. Iste 111
city, and now of 38, Bridge-street, Blackfriam
Friday last, in Dublin, aged 75 years, Setedyth Jenkin,rol.
one of the senior Aldermen of that City.
Dust.tx, Nissen 28.—DIRT or Mu. PLUNKITT.---We
seldom discharged a duty with more pyta than we now 14A ie
announcing the death of Mrs. Pm:lM, which took place:lj
five o'clock yesterday morning, in Stephen's-green. The l'B4
I this excellent Lady would, under any circumstance, be a slant.
of deep affliction to her distinguished husband, her large. see
amiable family, and her numerous and most resrectsbk telee"ii
and connections; but happening at the present time, and is tat
absence of fifr. I'Leuxerr, the visitation assumes a chancel.;
peculiar severity. And it Is only necessary to allude to tl e j
of that absence, to awaken the sympathies and regrets
classes of Irishmen, particularly of the C:itholics ha'flirt six,
dal service Mr. I'UtNsLTI was engaged at this interestual
melancholy crisis.

LONDON : Printed and litsbaislied try Loss Kam
Placc, Trawk-P4.

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