Star.
London, England, 1828-03-26 00:00:00

NAVAL IN'I ELLIGENCE.

The James, from the Clyde to the West Indies, was on
the Garrovery Rock, liallywalter, on the 23d Instant.
The Enigheden. FtAtamt. from Bergen to Barcelona, foundered
in the North Sea on the sth instant t crew weed.

HULL, MA RC H 25, —The Jolly Bachelor, Masson, which sailed
on the 15th instant front Sunderland to Aberdeen, experienced a
severe gale near St. Abb's Head, and put into Egremont, where
she fell over, and has in consequence been Wird to discharge
her cargo.
DARTMOUTH, MARCH '24 —Arrived off port the Harmonic, Visa
TWO, front Batavia ; Amiable Pauline, from Rio Janeiro ;
and Henry IY. Snaunv, front New York.
Livanroor., MARCH 24 —Arrived the Charkes, SMITIT, front
Trieste; and Lark, CANNON, from St. New Brunswick.
DEAL, MARCH 25 Wind N.l:.—Arrived the James, Coxvul.
from Lisbon. The outward-bound have sailed.
Pomrsmouvir, MARCH 25.—Wind N. to N.N.R.—Arrived the
Andromeda, Mumma, front the Mauritius • Arab transport, from
13arbadoes; Minstrel, Aaxcovv, from London to Bengal; and
Miranda, DEMPSTER, from London to Grenada.
I FALMOUTH, MA own 24.—Wind N.—Sailed the Sheldrake packet,
I for Sr. Domingo, &c. . _ _

linrasr, I%la not 23.—Arrived the Logan, Kau, from Alicant ;
Henrietta and Nancy, Juno, from Leghorn.

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?ROM LLOYD'S SOAKS or race 25.

Extract from the Agent to Lloyd's at Santa Cruz, dated Feb. 24.
" I beg leave to transmit to you an order which has just been
issued by the intendant of this Province; but it being contrary to
the existing Treaties, and to the Ordinances of the King of Spain,
the Consuls of Foreign Powers have protested against the same, and
already forwarded a report to their respective Governments.
" The Governor General of the Canary Islands has communi-
cated the following order to the Consuls of Foreign Powers, issued
by the Intendant of the Province—
" Ist. Every ship bound to these Islands, and touching at any
port not qualified for lawful trade, shall be irrevocably liable to per-
form a complete quarantine, from the time of her arrival at the
port of habilitation.
" 2d. At the time of the health visit being performed, the Master
of the vessel has to deliver L manifest of the total of her cargo, also
his bills of lading, to a clerk of theCustont.house, who shall give a re-
ceipt for the same to the said Captain or Master, specifying the
number, which latter shall be returned to him, signed by the Com-
miuioners of the Customs, after having compared theni, with the

concurrence of a merchant of the place.
" 31.1. No epidemical or other disease being found, a clerk of the
Customs, at the time of the health vi.it being made, shall go on
board (notwithstanding the ship having been pot under quarantine),
in order to prevent goods being landed without the corresi onding
permits from the Custom-house.
" 4th. If the Nlastt r do not nunifest the whole of his cargo, the
surplus discovered, without having been so manifested, is to pay
double or treble duties, according to circumstances, although arising
from mistake; but being proved to proceed from motives of fraud,
it shall be confiscated, according to law.
" Santa Cruz, Tenerife, 14th February, 1828."

This evening Mr. Secretary HusKISSON gave a grand
Cabinet Dinner, at his house in Dawning-street.
A plan has been laid before his MAJESTY by Mr.
NASH, for building in the square projected to occupy the site of
Charing-cross, for the accommodation of the Royal and Antiqua-
rian Societies. The Geological Society has got tie late Lottery
Office, in Somerset House.

The Marchioness of SALISBURY gave a splendid
rant on Monday evening, at her house in Hanover-square, which
was attended by nearly 300 of the hod ten.
EMIGRATION To Baam.—The subjoined is an ex-
tract of a letter received by a Gentleman in Cork from
Mr. Pierce B. Cotter, late of Bandon, who accompanied
the expedition in September:—
" Bourbon Barracks, Rio Janeiro, Jan. 16. 1828.

" My Dear Sir—We arrived here on the 20th of December,
with only a• few articles of clothing ; nur vessel, the Charlotte and
Maria, having been wrecked off St. Salvador—my chest gone—but
we will be amply remunerated by the Government. While at St.
Salvador we were treated uncommonly well by the Commandant,
who allowed the officers sit shillings, and men one shilling a-
day. Colonel Cotter is DOW here, and bat picked out 600 men
for the 3d Grenadier Battalion, commanded by himself, in which
I hold a Second Lieutenancy; the rest of the young men are
formed into a regiment of Cacadores, commanded by Colonel
Baldwin, and the old married men are to get farms. A good
many deaths have occurred, in consequence, they say, of the beat,
but in my opinion it is from hard drinking, claret being ouly
Is. 2d. Port, Madeira, and Teneriffe Md. a bottle; rum, brandy,
and the most delicious French cordials for little or nothing. As soon
as we are drilled, in about seven months, we go to Monte Video.
Rio is a fine city, the scenery about it beautiful, and the harbour
one of the finest in the world. Religious toleration exists here; there
is a Protestant Church within fifty yards of our barracks."
Letters were received yesterday from Odessa, dated
the 29th oh. The opini .tt was very prevalent there.
that hostilities would ,houtly commence. Out of sixty
ships in the harbour, thirty-three had been taken up by
the Russian Government, by the month.
Sr. ANDRIW'S.—A successor to the celebrated Dr.
CHALmens in the Motal Philosophy Chair of this Uni•
versay has been named : the Reverend Divine, Dr.
Coots, of Laureacekit k, has agreed to accept of this
Professorship upon the resignation of the present
Incumbent.
The letters from Toulon and Marseilles describe the
preparations going oft at those ports. They state that
the number of French troops destined for the Morea was
9,000. Ships of 300 tons and upwards were in tequi-
t ion , for the conveyance of troops and cavalry, and
about 40 had been engaged.
Letters reached town yesterday morning from Lord
Wm. BieNTIDICK, dated Tenet life, Feb. 27. His Majesty's
ship Undaunted reached the island in 14 days from
Plymouth, during which she experienced most severe
weather, so much so, that she was obliged to remain
there three or four days to refit her rigging.
Counsellor SHAW has been elected Recorder of
Dublin, by a majority of 83 to 56 votes.
A Meeting of the Holders of the Bonds of the Chilian
Government was held yesterday in the City of London
Tavern, to receive a communication from that country
on the subject—MV. Roatusotr, M.P. in the Chair.—
The Chairman read the communication from the Chi-
lien Government, which came through the Chilian En
voy, M. de EGANA. It stated that the Government was
making arrangements for providing payment for their
dividends in preference to all other measures ; and to
that purpose. the Estanco was to be pledged, to the
amount of 100,000 dollars annually. These arrange-
ments would occupy some time, but on the 30th of
September the first of these payments would certainly
be made. The Government would have no objection
to the appointment of an agent on behalf of the Bond-
holders, to reside in Santiago de Chili, and superintend
the arrangements for the payment of the dividends, but
not to interfere with the receipt of the Estanco.