Star.
London, England, 1826-07-25 00:00:00

NAVAL IN TELLIGENCE.

Talifeiday arrived at Sheerness. from the 13altic, his Majesty's
ship 'la soverstsa, of 74 guns, and the Lightning steam-boat, after
conveying the Duke of DITOPSHIRE to St. Pettrsburgh. The former'
ship has on board a quantity of luggage belonging to Lord Slaano.
POOP, our Ambassador at the Russian Court.

The principal inhabitants of Carnation and its neighbourhood
pn s dinner en Mondiy, the 31 lost: to Lord Wu.tien Nazism'
the Meer, of his Majesty's brig Parnensat. to unify the high
opinion they entertain of their newly elected Representative.
Arrived off Dover, the Clifton, front Jamaica.
The Zealous, Mowencos, from Cardiff to Dundee and Perth, ex-
perienced a squall on the 18th inst. off Kinntird's Head, which car-
iriata away bet mast and rigging, when she was taken charge of by
the Friends, of Aberdeen, and towed into Peterhead.
Far Nevin., JULY 23.—Wind N.—Off the port, the Euphro-
syne, lloicantsor, from Miramichi, in 25 days. for orders. Ar-
rived the Union, Ileums, and Success, Dicta, from London..—
Sailed the Elisabeth. Arwrioo,for Dublin.
Devoneorr, JIM 22.—A letter has been received from an Of.
tear t)f the Turns, Sir Jonr• Pantuaroas, and Lisbon, dated St.
Jage (nor of the Cape dr Verd Islands), April 2.6. L ordPonsossi,
our Ambassador to Buenos Ayres, and his Lady and suite, were all
well. The Turns was expected to lessee Jego the next day for
Rio de -Ineirn. The French schooner Voiage was lying at St.
Jago; she is; ordered to cruise in that latitude, for the purpose of
seizing a -hip Which was French property the Master and the
Nate dying on the Coast of Africa, accorilitg to Portngeese laws
she became the proprty of that Governatent,.which act the French
atilt nut recognise, and therefore the Vulage is ordered to look out
for, and recapture her, if ponible.
Powrwairrit, Jute s4.—Wind N.E.--Arrived his Majesty's
ship litatis, from a cruise; Woodford, CHAPMAN. from London
far New South Wales, with convicts; Aid. Houma, from Riga;
and the Nird, HARJU; from London. Sailed his Majesty's ship
CPAIMItt, on a cruise.
Drat, Ate 24.--Wind N. E. fresh breeze, and fine.—Passed
through front the Wier in the course of the day, the Louisa,
Basra, for Gibraltar and Malaga ; Lord Wellington, for
tie westward; •Commercial Tacker, Comuts, for Gibraltar;
Ntriad, Puon. for Sr. Vincent's; Amphitrite, Bascwrstar, for
Itlilra; Nymph, tiLteetm, for Constantinople; Telegraph,Gzarant,
for Havre; Emma, Been, tor Leghorn; NIiSMI. Trusties, for
Nslega; and Hooper/ Spirant., for Teneriffe—the latter is laying
to in the Downs... Sailed the Bride, DROWN, for India.
Cartago:a, Jett 25 —Arrived the Allies, Cuasintrusel. from
the ilavanneb; Thuroey Close, Artie, from Kew 'York ; Ranger,
Ilotteers. front Africa; Charlotte Wylie. &rooms, from St. Do.
odors; Atm, Nuttier, from Miramichi; Merton, Ears. from St.
Vincent's:. 'Miranda, Dsarersr. - from Grenada ; Rarhasiois
Planter, Bemuse, from liatha.!oet ; West Indian, Cooz.freneryin-
tigna ; Providence Alerts; -from Newfoundland; asJ
relgners from the Providence,
Sailed the Emma, liras, for breams:
Hoopes, A tsirotra, for Troetiffe; Amphitrite, flitianistaoyfor
Itlalta; Nymph, Ma einr, for Smyrna; and Cojaspereirl- Packets
Cowes, fur Gibraltar. .
I.ivrapout, JULY 23.—The Tjular, for Boston; and Omega,
for I'hilidrl; hia which win on shore in the tiver,haie been vita-

Are broke out in the house of Mr. f4ol,lstone,
Psi, ces-road, Kenning-on Cross, at three o clock this
stunning, which destroyed the same, with the furnitute,
but the ars ival of the engin.s prevented further injury.
In consequence of the drought, water sold at .5.1. yer
citrate :et Galway during the election; the same qua-
ck), of beer sold for Sit.
A !sten-166A his been sent up to the. Secretary Ist
War, from the innkeepers and others of Micclesfield,
soliciting an increase of allowance for Cavalry horses,
in consequenceof the high prices of forage.
It has been resolved to bold a new I firmary at
Shrewsbury, cap.able. of accommodating 150 patients,
at the estimated. espense of 14,0001.
In Nottingham there are upwards raf one thousand
houses uninhabited, or remaining in an unfinished state,
the town and neighbourhood. Eighteen months since
how es could not be obtained for residence oa any terms.
Two hundred and twenty seven persons have claimed
to be admitsed to the freedom of Coventry, at toe next
Connell House meeting for that purpose.
The branch of the Bank of England commenced bu-
siness in-Gloucester on Wednesday, on the spacious and
eentsical premi-es late in the occnpaton of Messrs.
Tuarsaa, in N ,ttligate-slreet.. The establishment is
complete in all its 41 pavements; and even the sabots:di.'
nate effices are filled by persons from the metropolis.'
Wednesday, the customary foot ball playing near Mr.
Nicholson's, a Magistrate, at Balrath,•Kella, County
Meath, was interrupted by a party of Police; a riot
ensued, three ptisoness were taken and rescued, the Po.
Jice•fired, and two men in the crowd were killed; the
Coroner's Inquest, exculpated the Police.
Yesterday, a woman calling herself Mrs. Ryan was
detected in endeavouring to pass a bad half-crown, at
a shop in St. Masto's-lane, Chasing Cross. Such was
bee audacity, that when the shop-woman refused taking
the base coin she struck her a violent blow on the face.
Two- of the Bow-street Police happening _to pass at the
moment, took her into curody, and lodged her in St.
Martin's watch-house. Fier excuse was, that as she had
tete ived it, she had,a right to get rid of it in the best way.
- A mating of the Counterpane-weavers has.been held
at Bolton, to take into consideration the reduction est
wages now attempting to be made. "There area class
called " Bread and Cheese Masters," who pay for all
work in food, at a reduced scale of wages, and the prin-
cipal proceedings related to those persons, and to the
paying of journeymen with appprentice allowances.
Mr. Moak iiiii a respectable and innffensiie yeoman.
of Coppice Farm, between Musvrell-hill and Colney-
hatch, and upon whom a most barbarous attack was
made Tram months since by two young men, who sub-
sequently for the offence suffered the awful penalty of
death at Ncwgate, was on Thursday night last, the 20th
instant, about ten o'.lock, again attacked spun his own
remises, by twe of those vagabonds misnamed eifoies,
who, after beating him with large hedgestakes for some
Tne, fled into a neighbouring wood, and although
quickly pursued by Mr. Moulton's brother and several
Lbouring men with fife-arms, they escaped, leaving
their encampment in the charge cf their women, who
with their children instantly packed up and took the
mad to Whetstone. Mr. Moulton's head was laid open
in several places, and from the quantity of blood be lost,
re was Ctblige4, to be supported to his house in theokun-
ci those whom his cries of murder brought ,o his as-
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