Star.
London, England, 1826-05-02 00:00:00

MOVF.M KNT&

Lord and Lady Nugent have arriveiin town, from their seat,
LiDrys, Bucks.
Lord Du!ferns has arrived at his house in Cavendish square
front his seat in Ireland.

Lord and Lady Frederick Beauclerk have arrived at their house
in Fitzroy square, from their seat, Kenipton Vicarage, Hens.
Sir G. Robinson, Bart. M.P. has arrived at his house in South
street, Grosvenor square, from his seat in Northamptonshire.
R. S. Keating, Esq. arrived incown yesterday from Newmarket.
Mr. and Mrs.. Vernon have arrived at the'St. James's Hotpl,
Jermyn street, from a tour.
Mr. and Miss Birmingham arrived yesterday, at the Waterloo
Hotel, Jermyn.street, from their seat in Hants.
Arrivals at the Brunswick lintel (late Blake's). Jet myn street—
The Karl of Balcarras and Lord Lindsay, from Scotland.
Departures from the B. itish Hotel—Capt. Morris, for Brighton ;
William Raymond, Esq. for the Continent; William Sandford,
E.q. for Word.
Arrivals at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street—Capt. Sunderland,
from Windsor ; Lieutenant Wyndham, R.N. from Norfolk.—,l
Departures—Sir James and Lady Nugent ; Mr. and Mrs. William
Alley, for Ireland.
Arrivals at Fenton's New Plotel, St. James's street—Colonel
Thompson, from Bath; Captain blunay, from Brighton; Mr.
Mrs. and Miss Walsh, from a tour ; Russell, Rsq. and
Leigh, Esq. Departures— Acker, 1,411. and family, for
their seat in Oxfordshire.

Afrteals at the Oath lintel, Arlington street— Mr. and Mrs.
Hutton and family, front Wilts; Mr. Venleuze, from the Con-
tinent; the Rev. George Townsend, from the Borth; Mr. Mrs.
and Wass Collingford, from Hants. Departure—Mrs. Walsh and
family, for Bath.

NAVAL IN I ELLIGENCE.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Hon. Company's Rip Lowther Cagle arrived off the Isle of
Wight on Friday morning, when she landed the Purser, With the
lion. Company's dispatches. She left China the 17th f January,
in company with the Windsor; parted from her and the Bombay,
off Rajah Basta, on the 31 st ; and from the Scaleby Castle and
Buckinghamshire on the 6th of February, in lat. 10. 20. S. and
100 deg. E. longitude. The Bombay went into Rajah Balsa to
take on board the Baron Van MI Caest.s.an, the Governor of the
Dutch Settlements in the East, who had taken his passage to Eu-
rope in her—and the Windsor to fill up water; and both ships
would remain as short a time As possible at the anchorage. The
Lord Lowther (store ship) arrived at St. Helena the 19th March,
a few hours only before the Lowther Castle. On the Id of April,
the Lowther Castle, in 3. N. lat. and IN. W. long. spoke the
lion. Company's ship Vansittatt, all well on board. The Duke of
York was expected to sail from China about the 23th of January,
and the Warren Hastings Bawer, in a week after. The Charles.
Grant had arrived from Bengal, and been spoken by the Lowther
I Castle on the 16th of Januarymot king through the Bogue of Tigris'
all well on board.

In consequence of the prevailing N.E. winds, there was net a
single arrival from the South this morning.
FALXOUTM. Aram 50. Wand E.S.B.—No arrivals. Sailed the

Irackstone. CIMIIINO, for Hall.

PLVMOUTII, Arau. 30.—Wind S.E.—Arrived the United States,
Hoicumsert, from Amsterdam, bound to Baltimore, with rudder
damaged. Sailed the Lord Collingwood, for St. John's
(N. 8.); and the Vibelia transport, to the eastward.
Poassmotrrx, MAT le—Wind N. N.W. to N.N.E.—Passed by,
the lion. Company's ship Faille, BLAIR, for Madras and Bengal.
Sailed the John and FAvrard, Niollllll, tur New Orleans.
DIAL, MAT I.—Wind N:N.E.—The Lowther Castle, and the
rest of the homeward bound, have proceeded for the River, except
the Fort William, which remains. The How. Company's ship
Canning, for China, passed through about ten o'clock last night.—
Sailed the Emerald, Gawr, for Quebec.