Star.
London, England, 1829-08-01 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

—Nom—
biAu s Amin= Ton Dar—Dahlia I—Waterford I—Meskaa
Havanna 1.
Dint, Jinx 310—Wind N.—Arrived the turd fkrangford, from
Valparaiso i • Boyne, Jones, front Jamaica ; Jean Bat, tram
South America ; Marlborough, Middleton. front Jamaica. ln 39
day.--spoke the James Harris, Tully. Passed the Bonito. Cock-
burn • and Roberts, —, for Quebec.
Ogres. Jour 31.—The Lovely Maria, Oliphant, from Rio Ja-
neiro, is some into harbour, and will discharge pan of the cargo.
Poarsnorree, JULY 31.—Wind N.B. to N.N.E.--Artived the
Plaster. Jepson. from Dements • Colombia. Delano, from Lon-
don fur New York; Eleanor. from New Orleans • United
States, Wilson. from New York. Paned the Catherine Stewart
Forbes, Chapman. from Bombay. Sailed the Thames. Anderson,
fee New South Wales; and Lady Flora, --, for Calcutta.
&snouts, Just' 30.—Whid N. fresh breezes and toe weather.
—Arrived the Princess Elisabeth packet Lieu. Denton, from
Tampico—saikd 31st May, from Vora packet, and from M-
onolith 30th Jane; spoke 16th Jane, in lat. M. 59. N. long. 113.
30. the Lady Douglas, of and for Liverpool. from New Orleans,
out ten days. si
Bungs, Jose 31..—Arrived the St. Vincent, Green, front Ja•
main ; and Cherub, Hodson, from Bsrbadoes.
TO/BAT, JILT 30.—The North Asp, Sanders, from Sonderland,
arrived bete today, with less of bowsprit. and moth damaged.
hula& been in contact with the Brits., Richards, from You:hall
to Leaden.

Mitarents, Jame SO.—Several firkins of better bay, lately ►ten
pasha' •p off David's, marked "J. Gould and Co. Coat."
floinsatauu, Jinx 81.—The Margaret, Turner, coal-lades, on
being towed to se% got we Aare behind the North Pier.

The Duke de CHARTRES arrived in Cambridge on
Thursday evening. on his route from the North to London.
The Duke of DEVONSHIRE left town this day for
Brighton.
C. MUSGRAVE, Esq. entertained a party at dinner
yesterday. at his bouts in Harky.etreet.
The marriage of Lady BLANCHE HOWARD, daughter
of the Rul and Countees of CA suns, with Mr. Wss. Cernster,
gem dim of Lord and Lady Gnome C.avemotast, Is appointed to
take place on Thursday.
Lady FA MAMA a gives a dance and a dejesenE as
Monday nest, at Sir Tuostes's Villa, Rorhampteo.
The Duke and Duchess of Sr. ALBANS and Party
were among the numerous visitors at the National Repository
yesterday.
Mr. Mat: RICE Dow LING, a gentleman who has seen
much service In the Commisseriat abroad, has been appointed
Superintendent of a district of Police, under the new Act. Mr.
Dowinstes district will include part of Chelsea, Kalgiatahrldp.
Malmo, the eastward of &. George's. Hanover-square. and the
whole of Westatitiver, south of Janice. Park.
Sir W. E. WELBY, Bart. at his audit on Friday last
at Denton Hall, made known, through Crams Foss Mums,
Esq. his intention to Owe a reduction in the rents of his recently
purchased estates.

DEAL, JULY 30. The Duke Of WELLINGTON,
accompanied by the Prince and Princess ilsesanasv and Mr. sad
Mrs. A aownstrov, dined to.daf on board his Majesty's ship Rami-
lies, In the Downs • on which occasion there was an immense di.-
/ play of log. and streamer, on board ; and the scene was altogether
very gay and highly gratifying
RAMSGATE, JULY 29.—We were this afternoon
honoured with a visit from his Grace the Duke of WKLUNOTONs
' accompanied by their Serene Highnesses Prince and Princess
Rerearaer. Mr. and .&In. Asserrunov, &c. The noble party
seemed particularly pleased with our inagolicent Pow, where they
promenaded a considerable time. the sun shining resplendently,
and the Pier thronged by the Nobility and GentrUdiettiod the
arrival of the City of Lend= steam-yacht, from which
came into harbour in Sae style, the band playing the national air,
" Goo save the King." The but sum* was most delightful,
and the coup trait, at this moment, very fascinating and an.
common. His Grace was quickly recognised, and returned the
very ounserons salutations with his secostenced courtesy. After
viewing the Pier, &c. his Grace and friends walked into the town,
and then retired to Heywood's, King's Head Hotel. opposite the
Royal Hub ner. which be had previously inspired for. and par. •
took of refreshments ; and, after resting a considerable time, the
noble party left the hotel, highly pleased. fee Walser
His Grace the Duke of Newcastle, the Earl of Lincoln, Ladies
Pelham Clinton, and the rest of his Grace's family, with their
numerous atendants, arrived at Albion's House. on Saturday
evening last, for the seams. The Duchess of Rent, the Princess
Victoria. and the Royal certege. are expected at Plumose and Bel-
videre Howes, at the latter end of this week. We have numerous
visitorsof rank and fashion here already, and fewet of the Ome-
gas" this season than ever.
DovEa, JULY 29. Thu Duke of WELLINGTON had
a narrow escape frau danger yesterday. In leaving the Castle be
had to pass Over the drawbridge at the moment the salute was
Snag from the heights. Lord Crunrugusa. Princess lisreanawr.
and the Duke. were all mounted on very Ise horses. His Lord-
ship entered the drawbridge at the moment the firing consnreaced •
his he began to rear; the Princess followed, whose horse seemed
moth alarmed, and would not move • but Lord C. gently grasped
the bridle, and led the horse over the bridge. The Duke's horse
stopped in the middle of the bridge, and reared right en. to the
terror of many, who feared be might have lea the parapet/only
three feet high on each side), and have a dreadful chasm
off at least forty feet. The Duke, however, managed him very
seadily. and be followed the ether hones.—Tads morning early.
the Saps revenue cutter fell in with a bag sonsgeing boat of
twelve ears, with eleven nos on board, supposed to have been
ladus with dry pods, hut 'thigh they had thrown overboard. The
boot and men, some belonging to Lydd and others is Dover, were
Naught in here this afternoon.