Star.
London, England, 1828-11-26 00:00:00

NAVAL IN I LLLIG ENC E.

Watts ARUM) Tins DAL—Dublin I—Waterford I—Meals:ol.
Tb. Ninian, Couces, from Glasgow to St. Petcrsburgb, ran on
'Lore on'Gotland on the Ist instant, but was g.e off, and carried
Into /Clime harbour, where she will winter.

The Marquis of Camden (Company's ship) :eft St. Helena 20th
May, and arrived at Bombay 14th July. The Edinburgh kit
Bombay for China the 14th July. The Duchess of Athol. Aber-
crombie, Robertson. and Marquis Ca ndo% were expected to fol-
low about the end of the month.

Hind.. Nov. 2.S.—The Thomas and Mary. Data. (rem Riga to
Newcastle, which was driven on shore on Bornholm, has been got
of with trifling damage, and carried into Room.
Mat., Nov. 25 —Wind S.W.—Arrived from London the Juno,
J.nrr, for Alicaur ; Unicorn, Gnaws, for St. Vincent's ; Faith,
Wiu.ser, for Rio Janeiro.

Estate! vis, Nov. 24.—Wind S.S. W.—Artived the Zephyr
packet, from Tampico—sailed 19th September, from Vera Crux
Ist October, and Havannab 20th. Arrived off the Lizard tilt
Lord Wedington, wont James lime.

Doves, Nov. 25.—Arrived the Murree, Ciliates, froth
raelehi.

Purrswooem, Nov. 25.—Wind S.S.W. flee.—Arrived the Co-
rinthian, CMAINICK, from New York ; Horn, Maria, from St.
Thomas's.

BilliTOL, Nov. 2S.—Arrived the Speculation, Commis, from
Demerara ; Kent, Illorsatir, from St. Joint's, New Brunswick.

HOLY/MAN Nov. U.—Arrived the Buode, from Demerara.
Layseroot., Nev. SC—Arrived the Mrg Merrilies and Havannah
packet, from Aides; King George, from Canspeacby ; Eadyruion,
(honor,. from Quebec; Arab, from Smyrna; Palm, ALIJA/MSS,
from Bilbda. The Moro Castle, from Africa. sailed yesterday
morning, and has put hack, having run foul of the Elizabeth Cor-
nelia, from Rotterdam, which received considerable damage. The
wreck of the Beaufort Castle was boarded on the 28th ultimo in
1.. t. 31. long. 32. by the Meg Merrilies, arrived from Africa.

Ausinasit, Nov. 23.—Arrived the Waterloo, Moaiusox, from
Oporto. The Tinker, Tom, from Riga to Dundee, which ar-
rived here on the tilst instant, took the ground on the north bank
of the channel in coming into harbour, but was got off, apparently
wkbnut any damage.
linnute, Nov. 20.—The Wanderer late Wilson), from Sierra
Leone, was stranded yesterday in going out of harbour, but wai
assisted off this morning. She muu discharge.

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ST. J 01114.3, N. B. Oat. 23.—A number of ship materials, boat,
medicine chest, &c. have been picked op near Brier's Island; a
merlin for the payment of light money was also found, dated
Cove of Cork, and drawn In favour of a vessel named Caledonian,
Ossoast Matter.

THE PR(.TESTANT.—Two of the ptincipai characters'
this popular na,ional Tale, are Thornton, the Suffragan Bishop
of Dover, who, when Secretary to Archbishop Cranmer, betrayed
that Prelate into the haticl4 of his bigotted enemies; and the Spanish,
Fria(, John de Villa Garcia', who prevailed on Cranmer to sign
a form of recantation, in repentance of which weakness the venerable
Protestant tuf.rt)r, when at the stake, held out his right hand into
the Ws: of the bre. The story of " The Protestant" is cetlainly
ton only deeply interesting to the general reader, but embracer
topes o' the utmost importance as affecting the happiness and safety
of private tile.

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