Star.
London, England, 1826-02-15 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTII, Fn. 13.,-Wind S.S. W. fresh gees, and ,godly.—..
Arrived the Camden packet, from America=sailed froni New
York the 15th ult. and Tim Halifax, 25th with losi of bouts
and other damage, in a tremendous gale on the Ist instani. Sal:vet
the Coburg, tannery, for Trieste ;.and Near Frederick.
,Qtrts,,i,
Tor Cadiz—the latter has put back. Put in by centrery wi
the Company's ship Earl of Salcarras, CAIIZRON, for Bengil WI I
China; Morning Star, Boret.ann, for New South Wakes.; and the
Weat Indian, Coott,dere Antigua.
PLYMOUTH, Fan. 15 —Wind S.S. W. Eight o'clock, blowing a
gide.—Arrived the-Sire:le, Caen, from Virginia; In 51 days, fi-r
Haribuigh, errorless of boats and leaky ; and lais Mitiestyys ship
Waiter:ye, from Porten tooth boats,
India. Passed by, the General
Palmer, with two of the Company's ships, the the Ear Indies.--
• Arrived from London, the Morning Star, for New South
Waits; Win.ley, DALI, and Bideford, Mou..sao, for S. Mi-
chael's; and Union, PAtinea, for Geuoa. Put back, the
BALL, for Liston.

Posysuouni, Fa& 14.—Wind &—No arrivals or ankles.
DIAL, Fax. 14.-.-Wind S.S. W, fresh breeze.—Arrived and
sailed for the River, the Rockingham, BZACH; from Benital-4ailtd
about the middle of September; from Madras, 9th October; ten
weeks from the Cape; and seven weeks front. St. Helena; Liver.
pool Packet' Nart.yr, from Smyrna; Pallas, Bacirsvri, front
Boston ; and Duke of Kent, --, from Pernambuco. A home.

'ward bound Southseaman passed through, with a flag, tine and
yellow quartered, with the letter Bin the centre. Arrived from
the River, and remain, the Georgian, Wapiti, for Bahia;
Tickler, WRIGHT, for Jamaica; Brothers, SAWIELL, /or Gibraltar;
Skehon, Marantwa,for Trinidad; Dido, KauLay, for Bahia; an
the Hebe, lizawros, for Rio Janeiro. Arrived the DaMel,--.,
from the South Seas.
boatmen., Fisa. 13.--A.rived the Loyal Sam, Perm; Nile,
and Niagara, .—..—..., from Savannah ; Marrnioa, Pavane,
and Florian, Manson, from Charleston; and the Hero, Masan,
from St. filkhaers.

Yesterday afternoon, at half-past four o'clock, the
Duke of Yost, as Commander-in.Chisf held a Levee at his Mice
in the Herne Guards, which was attended by—The Earl of OVIVIID
Generals Gascovus, Haar, COMMIX ; Liegtenant-Oesarrals Sir
Drim, Haim. Bauer; Major-Generals 141111110 X, Flumes,
and about thirty others.
At three o'clock yesterday afternoon the Governor
and Deputy Governer of the Bank of England, attended the Karl
of LZYXRVOOL and the CiIIANCELLOSof the EicHWISVIM, at the Earl
of LIVIMP001:11 house, in Whitehall, The consultation occupied
nearly an hour.
Amidst the mass of Royal and other Illustrious Per-
sonages of whom the Margravine of Awsracur has, in her Memoirs,
presented the Reader with Original Anecdotes, may be noticed
particularly, his present Majesty—the 'late Queen Caroline—the. .
late
pideon
Charles

Several athletic liishrtie i were h Id to bail yeste Jay,
at the Mansion-house, for a brut assault on Ur. Pound, trunk-
maker, of Leadenh ‘Il street. Tne fellows had ,bren to witness a
fight in Stepney. each, but one of the men not being forthconditg,
they suspeoted he was conceakd in the complainant's house, and
forcibly entered and maltreated him. Mr. Pound's house is nest
door to a public-houses where, it is thought, the absent combatant
was secreted.
Twenty-eight persons have been lately arrested' at
Rome for offences against good m inners. Five Murders
had been recently committed from private revenge.
One of these gave occasion to a ce,aracteristic expression
of the ancient Roman spirit. .When the gens d'afmes
arrested the murderer, 'who was attempting to ;keep
back part of his bowels, which were in clang, r of filling
out.thiough a broad wound inflected with a
,ituile,he
willingly suffered himself to be taken, and said—
" That was a n )ble combat ; • MAIM himselt would not
have been ashamed to titter pit, in it."
I;'BANCOI4Ip a youth tventy years of age, was minted
at Rome on the 2.li:h of January, for the murder of the
Prelaye Taaa-Ertt. The old and barbarous, taw by
which the murderer of an ecclesiastic is to be knocked
with a hammer, his throat cut, and his arms and feet
separated from his body, was revived on This occasion,
ahhough it has not been te,orted to 'since the time of
Plus VI. 4' lions.di.ately," says the Allgemilie hitting,
6g on receiving the blow with the hammer the 'criminal
fell to the ground apparently lifeless, on Which the exe-
cutioners proceeded to fultil the other parts of the sen-
tence with a dexterity and propriety that were really-
remit: kable. The der ached is mberi wet e exposed 'fir

an hour, then put into a coffin and buried:" Whit
Lady Teazle says of honour, inky here be applied to
the word pi opriety, iehad better be left out of the ques-
tion. The revival of this old law shows the zeal of the
present Page to be move fervent than humane.
Monsieur M ciICIERCA ex. who was wounded in a duel
with a Gentleman of the name of PoTreasou, at -Meek-
heath, on Saturday, underwent the amputation of his
arm on Monday night, in time to prevent mortification,
but he still remains in a very prechrious state.
ENSUING OLD BAILtY Sesatoms.—The present ca-
lendar exhibits a greater number of prisoners for trial at
the Old Bailey Sessions than has appeared at any cor-
responding Sessions for, several years past, and many
of the charges .are of a capital description. The fol-
lowing is a summary statement-of the offences with
which the -prisoners severally stand charged, viz.—
Burglary, 0; highway. robbery, ; housebreaking, 3; stealing
in a dwelling house, 16; forgery, ; cutting and Maiming, 2;
sheep stealing, ; cattle stealing, 1 ; sending a tbreateuing letter,
-with Intent to extort money, 1 ; embezzling, 6; stealing from .ihe
person, MI ; receivink stolen goods, 3; fraud, 3 ; conspiracy, I ;
larienies, 146; London prisoners, 41; Middlesex do. 161.
Total, 2,22.
STATE or II iS MAJESTY'S G Ant. 01 NEWC STR, FEE. 13.—Prisoners
under sentence of death, 36; transporta:icui for life, 14; fourteen
years, 5 ; seven years, M 4 ; under sentence of imprisonment fur fe-
lony ancfmisdemeanours, 15; for trial at the ensuing Sessiona,2l4 ;
remanded from last Session, 8 ; 'soave, 1 ; cult tttt Used under the
Bankrupt. Laws, 2; by she Court of King's Bench, 1; for trial at
the Assize, l ,• where judgments are respited, 2 ; auks, lits; lc
MAO; 74.-1'461, 320.
CORN EXCBANGR, MARK-LANE, Mumma* IS.
The wind being more moderate than of late there' are several
vessels fresh in with most kinds of Gain. Tbs Wheat glade Sc.
' mains heavy at Monday's prices. Barley,. Beans, and Pease
1. very dull„ and Inliking downwards. Oats are plentiful, iss4 she
prises of thts article are declining.
Arrivals English Wheat, .3600 qrs. Daley, 5600' qrs. Oats,
7400 qrs. Emir, 7900. lr i .11 Oats, 19U0.

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late Emperor of Austria—die iiinprcss Catharine of Russia—Na-
poleon and Josephipt —the King, Poland—Quest of Portugal—
Charles IV. of Spain—the Grand Sigaior—Frederick sho.Ciroar,
VA the present Xing of Pttissia-7-Louis )440f
Sweden—th _King of Naples—rite: Duke tie Richinood Lied
Nugent—the Earl and Coue.te4 of
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'WO lislej "kr Duchess of klaribitrotigh--Lhdy Albeasarks-:-Lor.".•
!Miaow and Loighborough—the Allirquis of Canidown—Lo-ti
Straugford Prince Potemithsl. rrincest de Rasfiivil, and nu-
merous other ftweigners of distinction.,
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FOREIGN-OFFICE, Faa. 14, 1846."
The Letter of Recall presented by the Prince Esterhaay to the
Kifl, as notified in the Gazette or the fistls Deeensber, 11125. has
bt.rri cance:led by a subs;quent Letter from the Emperor of Austria
to his blajesty.

, CROWN-OFFICR, -Fes. 14, 1826.
'Members returned to verve in this present. Parliament.
Ctre yr EIVTER.—Samuel 'frehawke Kekewlch, Esq. in the
room a William Courtensy, Esq. who bath 'accepted the Mee of
Clerk Assistant of the Parliaments.
Bottocust or ISANOURY.—The Honourable Arthur Legge, in the
room of the Honourable lieneage Lagge, who bath accepted the
or.ce of one of the Commis.ioners of his Majesty's Carton's.
tioaouou or Wasencx.--John Tomes, of the said Borough of
Warwick, En.in the room of Charles Mills,_ Rill. deceased.
60114810 kt Or NEWTOST (COILAVICIVILL).Thr FlOUOUrable Charles
Per:r, of Guys Cliffe, itt the county of Warwick, in the room of
Northey, Esq. deceased.
.BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
John White, Old Broati.street. merchant.
Cheats Delvers Broughton and-John Jaspei Garnett, Nantwich,
Chester, bankers.
BANKRUPWS. •

Thomas Shepherd and Joseph Haworth, Bury, Lancaster, machine-
snakes*, to surrender, February 27,28. and Match 28, at ten, at
White's Hotel. Manchester. Anomie*, Messrs. Adlfngton,
Gregory, and Faq,lkner, Bedford-row ; or Mr. Thorley, Foun-
tain-street, Maucheatt..r.
Ronsain Unachez, Geurgeotreet, Adeiphi, diamond measitant,
February tl3, at one, 21, and March 49. at twelve, at the Court
of Contmissioners of Bankrupts, Basitighalkureet. Attornies,
Messrs. Willis. Watson, Bower and Willis, Tokerthwase-yard.
John Haddon, Caul,-street, Finsbury-square, printer, February
In; at eleven, 18, and March 211, at ten, at the Court of Com-
inieioeses of Bankrupts,BashighaU-street. Attorney, Alr.Wilks,
Friasbetry-plate, Finsbury-square.
Jobs Cording, Strand, jeweller, February 18, 29, and March 28,
r atwelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing.
hall-street Attorney, Mr. Webb, Dyer's-buildings, Holborn.
Chides-Theodosius Heath, Seymour-place, Easteh-square, entre-
vet. February 21, 28, at nine, and March 98, at ten, at the Coin
of. Cornatiasioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney,
Mr. Bousfield, Chatham-place, Black friars.
Charles Whittle, Hastiop, draper, February 18, at one, 119,88
eleven, and March 28, at twelve, at the Court of Commissiogem
of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Mews. Gregate
and Fuonereau, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street. •
Augustiii, Drunter' Meredith, Portsmouth, railer, February 111,15,
he twelve, and March 28, at one, at the Court of Commissioners
of Bankrupts, Basingliall-street. Anomie., Messrs. 'Lowe,,
Orme and Wedlake, King's Bench-walk, Temple.
• William Lowe Bryan, St. John's-square, -Clerkenwell, printer,
February 18, at eleven, St, at twelve, and March 28, at one, at
the Court of . Commissioners of Bankrupts, BasinghaU-street.
Attornies,Messrs.Hodesou anti Burton, Salisbury-street, Strand.
John Iloultbee, late of Wisbech Sr. Peter's, Cambridgeshire; suer-
chant, February 28, at six, March 1, at nine, and 28. at eleven,
at the Crown inn, Wisbech St. Peter's. Attornies, Mr. Thorns.
. Atkiition, Peterborough; or Messrs. Beenoidge and Cleobury.
Cijancery-lane. •
Oliver Jones, Liverpool, linen-draper, March 2,3, and 28, at twelve,
at the Golden Lion Inn, Liverpool Attornies, Mr. Richard
, .Ftulow, Liverpool : or MM: Edward Chester, Staple lon.
Thomas Jarvis, Hungerford street, Strand, wine-cooper, February
11, 23, and March 28, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners
of Bankrupts, Basingbalisstreet. Attorney, Mr. Bushbury,
Carthusian-street, Charter, House-square.
John y, Nottingham, lace-manufacturer. Febenary 22, 23,
and 51 trch ZS, at eleven at the Flying Horse Inn, Nutin
Attu' nets, Mr. Fearnheid, Nottingham; or Meson. klortaard
Johnson, Temple.
Juba Bier and Thomas Travis, Manchester, machine-makers,
February SO, March 1, at two, and 28, at one, at White's Hotel,
Manchester. Attorrties, Messrs. Wilili, Watson, .Bower and
Willis, Ltindon; or Mr. Redford, Manchester.
Thorne. &reed, Gnion-street, Bath, linen-draper, February 21,
• lanicil It, and 211, at elevee, at the Christopher Inn, Bath....
,-Attoceiens• Mr.. Fisher, Peathetstone.baddinp, Holborn or Mr.
llerrestord, Meats° Norris. Lancashire, reilee-inalter.
IPebray V, March 1, and IS, .at teq. at the Rai Lion The,
Onto 'Nardi; • Atiornks. Mr. J. Tylet. pump-court. Temple;
Or M'eisti. Lingard, Vaughan and Lingard, ileit47ll Norris.
Jeshua Boothroyd, Alinondbury, Yorkshire, faaepetotb-maautec-
hirer, February 22, 23, at the Office of Messrs. Clough., Brook,
tad Norton. Iluddersbeld, and March 28. at eleven, at the
Castle of TA.. Anomie,. Messrs. &nye, Fisher, and Sadlow,
Chancery lane; or 'MOUS. Chattels, Brook and Norton, Hut-
derdield. •
Francis Whiston, Crotched-friars, merchant, February 21. 211, and
March 28, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Beak-
rums, Basineitall street. Attitudes, Messrs. Co stable 'and
Kirk, Symond's Inn.
George Wryghte, White Lion-street, Norton Faigate, Leghorn
. hat-anarchant February SI, 98, and March 1411, at ten, at the
Court of Conunissioneu of Bankrupts, Besingitall-street. At-
torney, Mr. Alexander, Clement's Inn.
Sarah Bramwell, Peter-street, Onildfird-street,Uprough, leather-
hat-manufacturer, February 18, at eleven, 28. and March 211, at
twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts. Basing-
haU-areet. Attorney, Mr. C. J. Shirreff, Salisbery-etreet, Strand.
William Widget), late of Whitmore-road, Horton, coal-merchant
Febmary 18, March it, and 28, at tea, at the Zourt of Commis:
sinners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Ananias, Messrs:
Robinson said Burrows, Austin-friars.
John &Into°, Coleman street, boot-maker, February 21, at ten,
15, at eleven, and March U, at ten, at the Court of Commis-
ibaners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Blr.Wigley,
Fatiessetroret, Strand.
Joseph Burrows, Bond-atreet. Vauxhall, house-builder, February
18.18. and March 28. at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of
Daeitrupts BasinghaU-street. Attornies, Maus. ,Croft and '
Ashman, Bedford-row, Holborn.
James Faulke Litdcwoot,Oxford-street, linen-draper, February 21,
at eleven, March 4, and Ea, at ten, at the Court of Commis-
sioners of Bankrupts, Ilasinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Herd-
. WiCk. Lawrence-lane, aseapaide.
John Frederick William Wittich, Manchester, grocer. February
21, 28, and March 2s, at eleven. at the Court et Commissioners
of Bank. opts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Mogan, CU-
lord's lon.
Willis.= toner, jun. preat Diarist, Yorkshire, merchant, Feb.
10. at three, 25, and Marcia 28, at ten, at the Buck, Great Grit-
Beld. Attornies,
.Messrs. Ellis, Sons, Wahualty, and Gorton,
Chancery-lane; or Mr. Jennings or Mr. Scotchpurn, Great
DrifSeld.
John Bird and William Bird, Watling street, merchants, February
18. tit, and March 28, at ten, at the Court of (:mintissioners of
Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, NW s' . Boodle', Chatham-
niece, BlaCkfrius...
Edwerd Bend,,Wellingford, Berkshire, linen-draper, February 21,
28, and, March 28, at twelve. at the Quirt of Gorornimioners of
Bankrupts, Basieghall-strert. Attorney, Mr. 1). Junes, Sise-lane.

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RATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.
Obadiah tornalin, Size-lane, Buckktsbury, batter, is in insolvent
circumstances. and unable to meet Lis engagements with his
creditors.- Filed. Feb. 9.
Oectsge Bassist, Judd-place West, New-road, cabinet-maker, Is in
insolvent circumstances, aid umiblt to meet bis engagements
with his creditors.—Filed, Feb. 13.
Jt:hr frosthwaite, Fenchurch.street; wine-merchant, is in insolvent
circumsrantes, and unable to meet his engagements with his err.
ditors•Filed, it fi. 13.
Ovi*Tbbsupstia, Wells-row, High-street, Islington, plumber and
glszler, Is fn:thsolvent circumstances, and unable to meet. Lis
engagements with his creditors.—Flled, Feb. 13.
*lamas Maker Velidinu, Nuttbwieli, Chester, banker, is in insol-
vent dreunistaistet, and unable w lutes Gis engagements with his
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creditors.—Filed, Feb. 13.
John Cook, Sheffield, victualler, is in insolvent circumstances and
unable to meet his enagements with Uhl cre.ditors.— Filed; Feb. 13.
George Andrews, Durban,bouksellet, is in insolvent circumstances,
and is unable to meet bas ittgagentatts with his genitors...-
I'lW. Feb.l4.

DIVIDENDS to .be nude in RASA H ALL-STREET.
Mardi 7, Joseph laireneilp Tuck. of dm Ilaymaebeti jeweller,
at twele, Feb. Ili, George Gardiner, Saint Join %met, iron.
monger. at twelve. Fvh. t George -*lark, Ileptterd, mid William
riitock, Dartford, brewers, at twelves. • .
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

Mir& Daaiel Towasead and Tbentis:towneentl, bath Of
Witass, eltitbirsa.at twelve, at the W.l.gar Haat tAgo, Now Suva.
)12:41111/2 Bic APO Zook, Lirall,, grocerL'at aim", a.t. 111, Coon.