Star.
London, England, 1827-02-15 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Fatatotrit, Fes. 13.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the Prince Eugene,
Wars, from Leghorn. Sailed for London, the Hope, Lisbon
Picket, Eclipse, Hussey, Commerce, Union, Enterprise, and Sarah
and Betsey.
PLyitooss Fn. 13.—Wind N.—Sailed the Borodino, Princess
Royal, and Thetis transports, for Portsmouth; and the Cambridge
and Andes, for London.
Posrsitorrw, Fm. 14.—Wind W.S.W.—Artioal from lA..
don, the John Dann, Mega, for the Mauritius; Lady East, Evora,
for Madras and Calcutta; Caroline. Twoms, and Hope, Ammo.
A transport from the westward is in sight. Passed by, the
Greenock, Mums. for Antwerp; and Cape Packet. Ems" foe
London. Sailed the Parmelia, Jonsson, and Waterloo, THostoson.

Mat., Far. 14.—Arrived and remain, the Hector, baar, from
London for Tarragona ; and R. Edwards, —, from Charleston
for London. Passed by, the Jupiter, Manna's, for the Isle of
France t and Mary, Pour, for Malta, both from London. Ar-
rived and sailed, the Diligence transport, Las, from Portsmouth for
IDeptford ; and Tullisch Castle, Fuses, from London for Jamaica.
Remain, the Reliance, Lucius, from London for Deanerara ; and
Royal Mail, Scour, from St. Michael's.
Fu. 13.—Part of the stern of a sloop, with
Achmuty, of Boston, JOHN TATLOII4 Owner;' was picked up here
this day. A great deal of wreck has been seen of this coast. ,
Livaaroos, Fis.l3.—Wind N.N.S.—Balled the Frances, Rata,
for Naples ; and Camilla, Wu.uaws, for Gibraltar. The Dolphin,
M•Mustar, from Londonderry, is on shore on Jordan's Sph, near
Formby Point, and full of water.
Coac, Fes. tr..—Wind N.N.L—Arrived the N 0.35, Hayden
uansport, from Portsmouth, to take troops to Gibraltar and Malta

We are happy to say. the Duke of Struts is a great
deal better. His Royal Highness baying experienced considerable
relief from the application of blister,. The Royal Doke was able
to leave his bed room for a short time on Tuesday, for the first
time since his severe attack.

Yesterday, the Cabinet Ministers dined with Viscount
ELvtit.z, at his residence at t►e Admiralty.
The Bed-chair in which his Royal Highness the Duke
of Yount died, has been removed from Arlington4treet toCambridge
Heine. By command of the KING, it is not to be sold ; but will
remain, as a melancholy memorial, with a beloved sister.
We are informed by a -cot respondent, that on the 31st
ult. the amount of property vested in securities lo the name of the
Accountant-General of the Court of Chancery, was the enormous
sum of epwat ds utterly millions!
A Meeting of the creditors of Messrs. DAVIWOOD
and Co. was heldyesterday, when it was agreed to enter into a coot-
promise with the Marquis of Dostom. for the payment of the sum.
doe by him to the trustees of the estate.
Admiral Sir ROBERT STOPINAD is to succeed Ad-
miral Sir JAMES SAUMA SU, All COMlllllllllkr-111•Chiel of his Majesty's
ships at Plymouth.
Sir HVIRY HALPOAD has left town for his seat,
Westow Hall, Leicestershire. _ _ _

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The Duke of DICIroNSHIRE, it is said, contemplates
building a trite on one of his estates in Yorkshire, in the peculiar
style of architecture of the old mansion at Hardwick, once the
abode of the unfortunate QUtell MAST, and which Mr, DALLAMAY
has so amply described in his Edition of " Lord Orford s Anec-
dotes of Painting."
MASONIC livamtrrititr.--The Anniversary of this
Institution, the object of which is to clothe, educate, and apprentices
the sons of deceased and indigent Freemasons, was celebrated yes-
terday at the Freemasons "cavern—the Right Hoe. Lord DENIMS
in the Chair. His f10y..1 Highness the Duke of Sussex was ex-
pected to preside, but wu prevented by continued indisposition.
Mr. A. W. Tutees:row, the Secretary, announced the subscriptions
of the evening, amounting to 2211. ss. The children were then
introduced by the Stewards, and walked in procession round the
Hall, making their obeisance to the Company. A variety of songs,
&c. were .nog by bliss Gnanoon, Messrs. HOVE, BLOADNUEST, C.
'foetal', and BELLAMY, who entertained the Company tilllo o'clock.
Letters from Holland of Seturday mention, that all
the foreign securitieowere on the advance, particularly British a per
Cant. Consols, in which the improvement had been even more con-
siderable than in London up to the time the letters are dated.
Trade was in a most depres,ed state, even with an extraordinary
glot of money, both at AmEertlans and Rotterdam.

Tne ILeiteresita ive Cs.uncil of Geneva have fin4lly
adopted the proposition to ci,nistiue the use of the Onde Napoleon
for six years longer, to order to find the results of the •arious MO-
dificatioos w Web the aicient Communes of Savoy 'were authorised
to introduce into this co,le of laws in 'the year 1814.
It is saiti to be the intension of me Admiralty to
slush! six steam Alps of the largest size, eapahle of carrying W..
carrooode guns of It 'erased calibre, and to be propelled by two en-
-100 horse power each.

An Inquest held yesterday afternoon, at the
Jaw', Ilarp Tavern, Regent's Park,'on viaw of the body of Thomas
Green, who met with his death while Again. g upon the bask, of
;he Ilegent's Canal, Regent'. I'.rk. The Jury returned a lentlct
"of a Accidental Death." • • .