Star.
London, England, 1829-01-22 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mann AILIMID Tan Day—Dublin I—Waterford 2—Prance l.
The Ambler, 111‘Grier, from Cork, in entering the Mole at St.
Michael's on the 27th uk. struck the Western Head and bilged.
The John, Jennings, arrived at Waterford, from NewfoundLuid,
sailed on the 24th ultimo. She enperienced on the outer edge 'of
the grand bank of Newfoundland a tremendous hurricane, which
lasted for three days and nights. She was on her beam.t:nds foe
twelve hours, and threw 600 quintels of fish overboard.
Drum, Jan. 21.—Wind IL—Arrived the Eliza, from London,
for Smyrna;
PORISMOCTII, JAN. 21.—Wind E.—Sined his Majesty's ship
Madagsacar, for the Mediterranean.
Fauroussr, Jill. 20.—Wind E.S.E. to E.—Sailed the Briton,
Chapman, and Countess of Liverpool, supposed far:Terceira.
PLYiscroyn, Jan. so —Arrived the Lady Clarke, Welch, from
Jamaica ; Concord, Horuby, from Bilhoa ; Margaret, Barton. from
Charente; IMVSurite, Fos, from Lisbon, with damage.
Pasowica, Jeri. 1100:—Artived the Manchester, Thompson, from
Liras waded Bth October; Ceres, Huguest, from —; James,
Carey, from St. John's, New Dirunswkli ; and the Lord Nelson,
Angus, from Richebuctoo.
11A111111•214 Jas. 21.—Arrived the John, from St. Petersburgh.
Hammes, Jae. 20.—Arrived the Lady Rowena, Pace, and
Paine, Lowe, from Charleston.
Coss, Jas. llL—Arrived the Philip Talbot, front the Bala.

Mr. Aaanarray.—Tuesday afternoon, front two till
Purr o'clock. no/expectation whatever was enta:cained that Mr.
Abernethy could have seen the close of the*. He however
rallied in the evening; and the answer given aigilustabies at his dew
yesterday was, that he had passed a good isigbg,juld felt consider.
ably recovered. His illness utiles from a uniere aathinadcal &t wit.

O'PARTCRi Of THE LORD LIEUTENANT.

Dublin, Monday livening.
This morning the LORD LIRUTRNANT held an un-
dies' levee, which was excessively crowded. The cid-
oi Disblin first presented themselves at the Castle
at tell o'clock with the address, which was prepared by
persons of all ranks and religious persuasions, to testify
their respect for the Loan Lints/farm and their deep
regret upon his departure. In the crowd which thronged
in the avenues of the Castle, were a number of military
Officers in full unif rm, who appeared extremely anxious
to press on with the civic cortege, to pay their respects
to so distinguished and gallant a member r t their pro-
fession.

" Upon enteting the drawing room, his Excellency
received them standing in front of a semi-circle of offi-
tial dignitaries. Oa his right stood the Lord Chancellor,
and Lord F. ancis L. Gower ; neat them was Lord
Plunkett, the Lord Chief Justice Bu.he, the other
Judges," and the Attorney and Solicitor Generals. The
Marquis of Anglesey was dressed in a blue frock coat
and white trousers, and in the most gracious manner
received the deputation, which consisted of the following
N hlremen and Gentlemen—

Duke of Leinster
Earl of XliMows

ksrl of lluwth

Earl of Portarlington
Earl of GlengaU
Earl of &edits
Earl of Landaff

Viscount ("meats

Lord Cloneurry
Lard lanmorris

Hoe. Mr. Pretton
Thos. Wvse, of Waterford

Ala,
Won. S. Tlihe, of Wicklow

bx i Riverdale

Colonel Westenra
31r. Richard Shiel
Peter Vao Homrlghe. M.P.
Jobn Power, of KiVane

H. W. Tube, M.l'.

Lord Itossmore
Lord Forbes

Daniel O'Connell, M.P.
Dominic Brown, EST Castle

Magarret
U.

Lord Knives

lion Robert King

&r Jithn Newport
Sir Thus. E.nionde
Sir Chas. Style

Sir Ch.'. blorgan
Sir Edni. Nugent, Alderman
Dudes Brownlow, kat
.1. D. Napper, Esq.
Major O•G►ady
}inn. David Plunkett