Star.
London, England, 1828-07-07 00:00:00

PROM THE HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH, JULY 5.

His Royal Highness the Lord High Admiral, k is
expected, will embark to-morrow on board the Royal
Sovereign yacht, attended by the Lightning steamores•
se!, to commence his tour of inspection at the several
ports of the kingdom. His Royal Highness will muster
t .e crew, and examine the ships in Ordinary at Green-
hithe, on Monday ; and will proceed thence to visit the
Dock-yards and ships in Ordinary at Sheerness, Cha-
tham, and the Medway. The Ramilies and ships in
the Downs, with the state of the Eastern Blockade ser-
vice, under the command of Captain Pigot, will after•
wards come under his Royal Highness's inspection, as
well as the Hyperion at Newhaven, and Westertl Block-
ade Service, under Captain Mingaye. His Royal High-
ness will be looked for at Newhaven on the 13th, and
has announced his intention to arrive at this port on
Monday the 14th inst. and remain here three days, aid
then proceed to Plymouth, where his Royal Highness
is expected on the 21st. The Royal Sovereign, on her
passage to Plymouth, will call at Torbay. The Lord
High Admiral intends to testify the delight he derives
tr,.na Naval Society by giving a series of splendid en-
tertainments on boat d the yacht, at each port his Royal
Highness will •isit.
'the following is an extract of a letter we have re-
ceived, dated his Majesty's ship Galatea, Tagus, June
'l, 1628 We art ived here on the 16th, and our
stay tests upon the issue of political affairs in this coun-
try. Should ani Miguel be proclaimed, of which
there seems a probability, I understand our Ambassa-
dor will quit, and take a passage to England in this
ship. We are just now upon the point of leaving for
Oporto, to prevent our vessels suffering from tbe block.
ade them, and shall certainly go, it no answer be re-
ceived to a letter from the Commodore to our Govern.

meat upon the subject. There was an execution of 1
nine students of Coimbra yesterday, which I understand
created a small sensation among the etawd who wit-
nessed it; it seems they were concerned in the &ads sit
two priests, who lost their lives in a fracas between the
Constitutional and Anti-Constitutional parties; bet all
is quiet to-day. A line of battle ship arrived yesterday
with a convoy from the Bran Is, which has to-day been
visited by Don Miguel, who was greeted with cheers,
manning yards, salutes, and other customary honours.
A brig of ours Yds cruising outside, to give intelligence
to this ship of Ore aspect nit affairs in Postogal ; but
notwithstandinrthis communication was made to her,
she persisted in coming to an anchor here. The Har-
rier is in sight from England. The Medina arrived
here en the 14th."
Yesterday arrived the Pearl, IS, Commander Blake, front t►e
Eastward; and on Tuesday Ike Arrow and Sylvia amen, from
acrtlik

One half of the corps of Royal Marine Artillery embarked on
Toemlay, in the Lightning stones vessel, and proceeded immediately
to juin the Prism, Resent at Sheerness; the remaining half sin-
boiled this day on board the Pearl Amp of war, Captain Blake, to
3(' the Britannia at Plymouth, sod will sail towstarrow.
Captain Mingaye, at Newhaven, is selecting upwards of 300 sea-
men to be embarked for temporary service in the Britaseis and
Main Pigot the like number for eavisating the Prince Regent,
horn the blockade seamen under their orders

Arrontritimrs...-Commander Stephen Ludington to dm Lees;
rommaoder „tame, Thorpe, Bedlam ; Commander .1. O'Brien,
tipiege; Commander Francis Blair, Fairy; Commander C. R.
Ilrink water, Perth; Commander J. A. Bantu, Heron ; Captain
6. W. Courtenay, Magnificent ; Captain Hon. R. C. Spencer
(Acting), Royal Sovereign yacht; Captain H. Gasses, Shiny; Cap.
t'"l W. Sandom, Valorous; Commander Hon. W. Wellesley,
,W•'P Commander T. E. Hoge, Wemie ; Lieutenant. SirT. Pea-
le), Bart. to be flag Lieutenant to Sir P. Malcolm ; Lieutenant
s. Sawbridge, Asia ; Lieutenants A. Plynsaell, M. T. Hare, J. T.
Fitzgerald, Mr. J. Vetch, Surgeon, Crocodile: Lieutenant L.
1141, Dryad; Lieutenant J. G. Raymond, Fairy; Lieutenants
it Ingram, J. Hackett, W. R. Ward (s), F. Patton, R. Lake,
Captain T. Peebles, R.AI. Lieutenant T. U. Cater, R.M. Mr. T.
Oc
L'l"rt'uns burgi.on, Gloucester ; Lieutenant I. I. N. Sealey,
eai.

THE RI
ABSTRACT of the NET PRODUCE of the REVENUE
sad sth July, 1$28;

CUSTOMS . . - -
EXCISE :. - . -
STAMPS - - - -
Taxes under the Management of Commissioners of Taxes,
including Arrears of Property - - - -
Post Of - ce- -
-
One Shilling and Sixpence and Four Shillings in the Pound on
Pensions - - - - -
Hackney Coaches, and Hawkers and Pedlars -
Crown Lands - - - -
Small Branches of the King's Hereditary Revenue - -
Surplus Fees, Regulated Public Offices - -

Total Ordinary Revenue
Irr.prest and other Monies -

Total Revenue

Applied to ConsoliJated Fund - - -
To pay off Exchequer Bills charged on the Annual Duties
Applied as part of the Ways and Means of the year -

Total

,:VENUE.
of GREAT BRITAIN in the Years ended sth July, 1121,
distinguishing the Quarters.

10th Oct.
1826.

QUA 11711U1 ENDID
sth Jan. 15th April,
1827. 1827.

sth July,
1827.

YEAS
ended
July 5, 1827.