Star.
London, England, 1827-10-30 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Agent to Lloyd's at Trieste has transmitted elle of eighty.
one •essels which have been plundered by t►e Greeks. He further
states, that Greek piracy had increased to a moot alarming degree.
The Friend.hip, Suomi, from St. Petersburgh to Hull, was on
shore un the Lapsand, near Elsinore, on the 134 instant, but would
be gie off.
'Abe Ron, Memo, of Peterhead, from London, was put onshore
near Tlley, on Saturday, with damage and loss of bowsprit, having
been run foul of.

'lhe Elizabeth and Maria, TRIAIBUI, from Newport to Padstow,
sprung a leak on Friday, neer Ilfracomb, and sunk.
The Union, EVANS, from Shields, was en shore near Warkwortb
'on Friday. •
HULL', OCT. St—The Diamond, WILDBLOOD, from Leeds to
London, ran on shore near Saidleet on the eeth instant; but was
got Wafter discharging her cargo, and put into Salifieet Haven.
Fautourn, Oer. 211.—Wind N.E. to E.N.E.—Nothing farther,
has transpired respecting the Hilda, of Whitby. She lies at anchor
is the harbour, making seven inches of water an hour.
POITIMMOIITH, OCT. 29.—Wind N•F....—Arrived from London
the Elise, Fees, for Van Dieman'a Land ; Fortitude, Burman, for
liarbadoes; and Reliance, Haar's, for Calcutta, with rudder out
of order. Sailed the St. Andrew, Guzman, for Trinidad;
ki
Icas WIRILIMAN, and Rallies, Itoca sots, for Jamaica; Duke of
Norfolk, Maninso, for St. Kitts; Freak, TAYWR, for New York;
British Union, novas. (or C.adis ; and his Majesty's ship Coro-
mandel, for Bermuda.
Ocr. 29.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived from London the
Kzantr, for Jamaica; and Jamaica; Plummy, for
Antigua.
C 0..., OCT. 27.—Yesterday the Forte ry yacht,. with
Governor Sir THOMAS 0W1111.4111 and suite on board, arrived in
our harbour, from Sr. Jobe's, on her passage to Portsmouth. She
left that Colony on the 14th (ktober, at which time all was healthy,
but brought oo Dews. •

Saturday, Nov. 3, at the instant the sus sets, the moon
will rite three quarters eclipsed. Five and twenty nsi:
nutes afterwards, that is, seventeeen minutes past 6i%
an eighth. of his disc only will be vis;ble. The moon
sill then pre.ent the appearance of a crescent,the hprns
branching upwards; afterwards this planet will gra
dually regain its rotundity, and at 56 min. past sir, the
full moon will be seen. This eclipse ea ill be visible in
Europe, Asia, and Africa. As for eclipses or the son,
which are generally objects of curiosity, we shall have
some very beautiful but partial ones in 1833, 1836.
and 1842, which will prrpiere us for the famous Anna
lay eclipse,which is to take place on the 9th of Oct. 1847.

BRIGHTON, OcT.. ge.
•
The Duke and Duchess of Beneoen and family ere
expected in a few days--a house has • been engaged
for them in Brunswick Terrace. •Lord HOLt..orn,
Lady, mid family, propose being with us bj Wed.'
,iesday or Thuisday—tlse same Steyne -mansion that
they occupieJ last year is take. for them. Lien:
tenant General Sir W. and Lady 'Cocrtsurtu, leave
us to morrow, for Ilath. A large family mansion'
It is been engaged for the thrl and Countess of CAROL-!
1:1AN on the Marine Parade; another for Sir SANDIOAD
GRAHAM and family, is thesame situation ; and another
for Mr. BRIDGMAN and family, is Regency-square.
In truth, every thing looks fairly towaids a profitahlr
winter season for the se ti-si inhabitants of this highly
favoured place.—The Dowager LaJy Baowtst.ow has
become the inhabitant of Albion Lodge. Lord EGar7
scour is expected to return to East Lodge in a few days.
Lady DANZAT, Lady C. HAMILTON. and Lady
GOAI are arrived. Sir DANIS'. BATLAY Is in the ar-
parture List.