Star.
London, England, 1827-05-25 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Heiress, Visas's, from Lisbon to London, was driven on
shore at Burling Gap yesterday morning, but "expected to be pt
off—cargo landing.
His Majesty's ship CANDIRMOt. from Lima, Valparaiso. and
Coquimbo, has arrived at Rio Janeiro, en her passage.t• England,
and remained at that port on the 7th ult.
-Yesterday the dispatches for Madras and Bengal by the ship
r,„„
• ..neess Charlotte of Wales, Caputo CIIIMIWNIIIL Beim, Mere
closed at the East India House, and delivered to the Pumer nl

• that ship.
The Bast India Company's ship Herefordshire, ontwardshminda
put into the Cape co the 19th, and was to proceed oa her viseyrz
Bengal on the 23d of March. The Commander of the Hr
lathe saw the Repulse on the Line, and parted from the Lowther
Castle oo the 6th of March, in Lat. 29.26. S. Long. td. It W.
The Barham Admiral names, from Plymouth and *whirs,
arrived at Barbadoes on the 4th of April, and sailed for Jamaica on
the 6th. The Barham landed 50,0091. In copper, for the meat the
army at the Leeward Islands.
Drah• Mar 24.—Wind N.W.—Arrived front London the
Btridalbane, Bintoox, for Jamaica ; Doris, Wilmette, from Ali-
cant ; Betsey, Aseit.t., from Lisbon ; .10111116034 trona
Bombay; Emily, G from Virginia; Wm. Money, 'sea-
son. and Royal George, litionavr, from Bengal.
flaavasiso, Mar 23.—Arrived the Ifelesio,•Cov.„ from Lisbon;
&halberd, Fiance, from St. Vincent's; Hampton, Wn.uans,and
J.WelthWOODMOne,fromJamaica; andHero,Jrnenthfromileylthe.
24th.—Arrived the Wildman, DURMILT from the South Sips;
George, Beacom, from Tobago; Enterprise, Witham, from Der-
deaue ; Montrose 'Halvterv,frout Demerara; Governor, Hammer.
from Sierra Leone ; Margaret, PATTERSON, from Sc. Lucia; Her.
mony, Tontine, and Eggedon Castle, LIARTHT, from Jamaica; Los-
don, Solver, and Orwell, Ethan, from China ; and Prince Re.
gent, Horses., from Bengal.
Powrattoomr, Mae 24.—W. Variahle.....Arrived the Harmony.
Mcomaioe, from London, for New South W.des. Passed by the
Temple, For Jamaica.
FALMOUTH, MAT 2.l—Wind W.S.W.—Sailed the Lady Louisa
packet, Funs, for St. Domingo, Jamaica,&e.
Rocnearea, Mae 23. Captain the Hboourable Geo. Poucaae
win rake the command .Of the Penton' Rearm flag ship, en the
lst of August next. under Admiral Sir H. Iluscew000; and Com-
mander Bmoints has been appointed to the same ship, according
to the late regulations, by which every ship of the fine is to carry
a Commander, In addition to her usual complement.
us, MAT 43.--Th is morning, at four o'ciocir,
his Royal Ilighnesithe Loan HlO4/1 Amataas., accompanied by Sir
GROUPE COCCTURU, the Marquis of Asetteav, CbLASLMI PAGET
and hlr. B Paore, proceeded to Chatham, where, joined
by Admiral Mooason, the Port Admiral, and Consmissioneis,
they embarked on board of the Comet, Government steam-vessel.
and proceeded to Sheerness. They landed about tee o'clock, and
were met by the Naval, Military, and Civil (lacers of the port—
Messrs. Rnossr, Jottires, BANTUS, NieMOLIIOII, and others. Hay.
log Inspected the works, his Royal Highnsis re.enibarked, returned
to Chatham, and reached town about free o'clock. ilis Royal High-
DM looks to every thing himself, and. is extremely active.

Accounts b ave been receivedintdinburgh, annount lug
the death of Commodore Sir JAMBS BRISBANE, C.A.
I late commanding his Majesty's ships in the East Indies.
This gallant and highly mer itorions Officer contracted
a severe illness during the operations in the Irawadcjy,
from the effects of which lie never recovered. He died
on board his Mak sty's ship Warspite, at Sydney, New
South Wales.
WISTMISSTSR Mist.s..—Yesterday bel'g Ascension-
Day, all the Courts in Westminster Hall were shut,
and no legal business transacted.
Yesterday the gates were closed of the passages lead-
ing into Lincoln's Inn, and a watchful guardian was placed at each
to prevent the parish officer' and childreg, who were beating eke -
boundaries, horn invading eura-parochiaNground.•
The masonry forming a grand entree to Hyde Park
is nearly finished. The lonic columns, architrave,
frieze, and cornice, with tl e arches, and architectural
ornaments, are much admired. This piece of work-
manship will constitute a fine public ornament, and
mark the approach to the Royal Palace cf Buckingham
House. •

Digppa. Mee 17.—We had a cations and imposing
procession of the Clergy through the streets to-day, in taking to the
burial-ground, for re-interment, the remains of .Sl. Comm, who
was Governor of Dieppe in the reign of Hamar QUATIIX—(I6OS—
body was found em,,almed, and placed in a Leaden collo, fo a
vault of one of the churches. Scalds is being made for the remodel
of some of the branches of his_famity, wbo are supposed to bare
been buried in the same plate. The uditary mere under usu.
and lined the streets through which the procession passed. The
crowd was immense. _

DEATH OF A MAIL Guitao.—Tuesday night, as the
Liverpool mail was on its way to York, Richard Quills,
the guard, was found dead at TOdmo•den, *here tbe
coich stopped to change horses, about eleven o'clock at
night. There the coachman called upon Curtis to de-
liver his bag, but receiving no answer, he went behind
and found him in the hind boot, where the letters are •

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placed, quite dead. I. . is conjectured that he Found
himself unwell on leaving Rochdale, and had placed
himself in the boot to prevent his falling of the coach,
where he died in a fit of apoplexy.,