Star.
London, England, 1828-08-05 00:00:00

STOLEN CHURCH.

From Beaconsfield to Stnken Church, a distance of
fourteen miles, the eye is fed with a constant succeuion
of luxurious landscapes—tor so the scenery may
aptly enough termed consisting as it does cf
continued variety, produced by every tom of the
road. Uplands, richly cultivated and thickly studdrd
with clumps of trees, while in some parts, a desk bolder
of forest foliage defines the boundary of the prospect,
are the prevailing characteristics of this district; and they
form a sort of medium between the holder features of a
mountainous country and the tame uniformity of plains.
There is enough of hill and dale, of gently swelling
slopes, and verdant meadow land, to produce a pic-
turesque whole, which no genuine lover of nature can
contemplate without delight. The range of the landscape
too, is sometimes sufficiently extensive to produce those
feelings of elevation which the spreading out of great
space before the eye always excite.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAlls Lauren Tuts Day.--Dublin I—Waterford 1--Lisbon 1.
basest, JOLT 21.—1 t is said here that an embargo has been lid
by this Government on all shipping at Oporto, on the suspicion of
some of the vessels basic, rebel property on board.
Duo.. Amass 4.—Wind &W. to W.S.W.—Arrived the EMU
Lyon, Beams, and the Marlborough. Mmemsoni from Imola;
-Apollo, MIMS, from Berbice ; and Frances, Hntriersimr, firm
Matuitios—saited list April. Came down from the River aid
remain, the Tipton HaU, Flora, and Intrepid packet—the Hippo.
meats, Victoria, and the rest of the outward-bound.
Puarinsowels, Amos: 4.-..Wiad W.—Sailed the Sir Edaud
Paget. Omar, for London.
Famous*, A mow L.—Wind SW. to W.S.W. strong brims,
and seguaUy.—Arrived the Duke of Kent packet. Lawarscs, Iron
Lisbon, in thirteen days; Thames steamer. from London—sailed
for Dahlia. Sailed the Fanny, Baossourze, for London.
Lavearoos, Atmore L.—Arrived the Erin, Mosses, from Riga;
and William, Beans, from New Orleans.

Onneatoot, Adam W.S. W.—Arrived the 8a14114
Saunius, trona Detainers; David, M'Literoce, from Carthagem,
Malsesoat, Auourr 2.—Atrived the Oster, Massa, from Rip;
and Traveller, Ikea, from Memel.
Daises, Annus? 2.—Arrived the Spinks, DOT,. and Aaron,
Mact.s..from fit. Peter burgh; David, CAUGILL, from Pernan.
• Bataan, Aeon: 2.—Arrived the Nymph, Cita taigas, ins
Antigua; Iris, Parton, frost Loudon.
• • . EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
• The Sir Edward Paget, Geary. from Bengal. as Portsmouth,
sailed from thence 27th February, 1828, from the Cape 24th May,
and from St. Helene 15th lune. Passengers—The Hon. W. H.
Leslie Meleille, Hoo.Company's Civil Service, landed at the C.pe;
Lieutenant-Colunel George brGregor, C.B. his Majesty's farli
Regiment; Robert WiWemi:Esq. Hon. Company's Civil Seim;
Frederick Nepeah, Rsq. ditto, landed at the Cape; Captain Camp-
bell, his Majesty's Slit Regiment ; John Hume, Esq. Suigeoti, his
Majesty's 59th Regiment ; Captain John Crawford. &nnhay Ila-
liae; Captain' Henry Lawrence, 67th Native Infantry; Lieutenant
John Miller, Madras Rifle Corps ; Augustus Le Mesuriet, K4q.
Barrister at Law; Mrs. Colonel M‘Gregor • Mrs. Hume, Mt*
Captain Grimes, Mrs. J. H. Taylor, Miss C. ki`Gregiir, Nis. C.
Woodley, Miss R. Hume, Master A C. M'Gregor, three Masters
Hume, Sergeant Armstrong, Sergeant Moore. From the Cape—
Captain I. Douglas, his Majesty's 9arth Regiment; Captain
John, Cape Cavalry; John Monteath, Esq. John Manuel. F..q.
Mrs. Captain Stevens, Mrs. Monteath, Miss Stevens, and Miss F.
Monteath.

The Duchess of CLARKNOS, attended ht her sol)
arrived at her reddeoce, in Mashy Park, yesterday, from Plymouth.
A Cabinet Council was held at four o'clock tester-
day afternoon, at the Foreign Office. Downing-street, which ins
attended by—
The Lord Chancellor, the DIA. of Wellington, F.arl of An-
deco, Viscount Melville. Lord EZentaoroligh, Mr. Secretary Prrli
Sir George Murray, the Chancellor of the Exchequer. and MG
Vele" Flogerald.—The Ministers sat in deliberation till near sit
o'clock.
Lord Bazaars:rap, family. sod suite, have arrived is
Dublin. - - -- •
The Austrian sea French Ansbissadors had low-
views wish the Marl of Almon). ridged'', at the Foreign MA
Deienioreereet; ' •
lrise Neapolitan Minister transacted business voter.
'feat the Me et the Secretary of State for Foreign Affair&
We regret to ewe that Lord AliOtsaitT has been
allicted wish a slight attack of Tic Debretis tor the law two ilsr-
Itisexpented his Nocelleety win be sufficiently well by Nonad
to amble him to make his intended voyage to Carbegfoi--
11.41" AnsisiS Peg of totoodc:y. '
Pam e tot the-furniture of the Duke of WeLLiworoes
redskins in Piccadilly was began to be removed yesterday, t tet
Muftis Downhatetriet, beleoging to Isle Gam, as Firat Lod
the Treasury, which he is impeded to occupy while Aprin *Ale
is underpin' repair.,
Mr. WILIIOT HORTON left town en Sunday 11
Brighten. The t aim Gentleman was expected to leso
Bri.loll yesterday Dieppe, and from timer proceed 105414'
&Mead, and to Ole Mt& tissues and badly.
Dispatches were received by Government, late lot
night from Lisbon, to the 19th aka which state, that the three_
subject.,DMZ* Mr. Tows, end Gtheskttni..
."-
• won to be tried la the Couservatorial Court. Nita
were to be seat to Oporto, to try the faithful subjects
Passe, who had taken up arms in defame of his nes" IA
Mmes. calls thee traitor.. Au expedition is fitting oat at LIL°2A
for Madeira, to coedit of two frigates. two corvettes, 04
smaller Tanis, sad to. esevey 5,000 meth
Dispatches were received at the Foreign 016,9
Dowolotstreet,, yesterday, from Mr. our %ditty.
the United States; also how Sir Creates BMW% Oat Al:tag/01
to the Netberhnds. Diapatebes were also received at the Cti;
Ulla from Lieutenant-General the Earl of Datudiars. G
of Upper Canada ; aud heat Matat ?era! Su T. bla o'
Lieutenant-Governor of Lower . nap of knew lr
hkewise been received from Mr. H. Tiaaaa, at the fierowaf„'
Sir .1. Knees. at Jamaica ; and Sieger-General Russet ay'
Cape of Goo 4 Hope.
D ed. on Tuesday morning. at five es clack name.",
port Medd. Sir Hoed O'Dester., Bart. The saccesior t_ii
and estates will net for some dins be ascertained, 58 14a
&Deed, we are informed es pod authority. may be ofecg"
a few eunuchs to produce a ilaillalate". In* IPS 41rguss