Star.
London, England, 1829-12-03 00:00:00

CH~B3.

The Berl of Leven, for Melville House, from a tour; the Bari of
Portmore, for Weybridge, in Surrey • Lady Isabella Ker in Port-
land-place • Viscount ftewle for ISonmore Path, near adding,
in Meade ; Marquis Graham. at the Duke of Mootrose's, is
Grosvenor-square • Colonel Cavendish In Old Burlington-street;
the Hon. John Boyle. in Hamilton-place, Piccadilly ; Mr. George
Augustus Cavendish foe TrinityHall,Cambridp; Major Dalrymple
tor Brighton; Dlr. Adrian Hp, in Duehese.street. Portland-
place, from Surrey.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAUI Audvari Tuts Day.—Drab In I—Guernsey and Jersey 1—
Holland I—France I—Flanders 1.
The Mansfield, Strambaok, from St. Petersborgh, has arrived
in Yarmouth Roads, with loss of boats, deck load, &c.
Dna. Dec. 2.—Wind &E. fresh.—Arrived from London, the
Acce'aion, Brooks, for Tobago.
Poamtorne, Dec. 2. Wind S.S.E. to S.S.R.
Psystount, Dec. I.—Wind E. a gale.—Arrived the Elisabeth,
Rozby, from Quebec; Reburn, Rhind,from Trieste ; Iris, Salter,
from Sicily ; Ceres, and Ann, Hunter, from Oporto ; and
Eden, Fraser, from St. Petenburgh.
Fautorru, Dim ltWind E.---Arrived the Sandwich packet,
from Lisbon—sailed the 22d ult. when the Standard packet was
going In. Spoke on the 24th, in lat. 43. long. 10. his Majesty's
ketch Vigilant, from Falmoeth to Lisboa.
Deassoosn, Dse. I.—Arrived the Helen, Loogridge, from
Smyrna ; Lynx, Hyam. and Fortitude, Thompson, from Messina.
Bausaus, Die. I.—Arrived the Marne, Damen, ham
Bourbon ; John Osmerod, Chapman, front Oporto ; and Sappho,
Walker. from Campeachy.
Haynie's, Due. I.—Off the port, the Grampian, from Sc. An-
drew's, N. 8.. C.ampedora, from the Mediterranean; Truants,
from Messina ; sod Dennett, from Smyrna.
Mownoss, Nov. W.—Arrived the Swift, Keith; Margaret,
Wrath ; Melons, Royler ; and Ytban, Law. from Riga.
Hat., Dec. I.—Arrived the Earl Dalhousie, Spring, and
Barrack. Mead, from St. Petersburgh ; Spring, Spence, and
Tiataby, Layton, from Riga.
&a Isaac Corot—The American brig Clio, fitted out by Ad-
miral Ss Isaac Coffin, Bart. late a Member of the House of Com-
mons, as a floating Marine Academy for the benefit of Yankee boys,
is now in Quebec harbour. She has on board, besides her crew,
21 young lads from Nantucket, who are educated for the sea at the
Ade/sisal'a expense, and are, it is said, all of them allied to him in
wises degrees of consanguinity. On Saturday they visited the
Chid and other places which usually attract the attention of
ateingess. They are dressed in blue uniforms, and their appear-
' anew does credit to the kindness of the Baronet. As they paraded
die streets they excited much intere.t, but the question was asked
by may, wnetber the Admiral, who. although a native at liar
see setts, has, by election, become a British ssbject, and in her
melee has acquired rank, fortune, and title, would not have die-
played more judgment and better feeling had be ezereised his Übe-
rainy in that country to which he is wholly indebted for the ad-
vantages he enjoys, rather than the land where he accidentally
drew his breath, but which has since ceased to be part of the Bri-
tish dominions, and has in fact no claim whatever upon laint7—lt
is conjectured by others that Sir Isaac Celia is an advocate for
opening the navigatia of the St. Lawrence to the Americans, as
proposed by Mr. Camel Buchanan, and that, in anticipation et
this plan going into immediate operation, be has. by way of lay.
ing out an anchor to windward, sent his Teat Mauna on'a cruise
to Quebec, that they may be qualified to wisdom the commercial'
marine of dear country whenever their services may be required
as gems. Of course, a sense of honour would prevent their using
the knowledge they may acquire through their uncle. Sir leases,
kindness on boardnational vessels which might enter these waters
for hostile purposes. There are some of the Admiral's family in
the Brithh army, bat we have not yet heard that any of them
bare thought of establishing a Military Academy far instructing
their amebae in the an of war, to have contemplated introducing
them into the Engineer Department, for the purpose of making
them better acquainted with the works now constructing on Cape
Diamond, and in other parts of these provinces. Such a plan
would be worthy of the liberality of the present day, and there
would be something noble and chivalrous in letting those who may
probably hereafter be our antagonists, thoroughly understand the
strength of the defences they may be destined, at some future
time, to attack.—Quobee Mercury.
seanxmanithth
Despatches were sent off by a messenger yesterday
evening, from the Colonial Office, for Sir FREDERICK
ADAM, the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian
Islands. The Messenger took also despatches from the
Admiralty, for Admiral Sir PULTINZT MALCOLM, in
the Mediterranean, and from the Foreign Office for Lora
BURGIIIRSII, OUT Minister at Florence, and the Right
Hon. AUGUSTUS FORSTER, our Minister at Turin.
Despatches were sent off yesterday evening, from the
Colonial Offiee, for Sir CHALLIS COLvILLE, the Go
nowt of the Mauritius.
.Lord,Faa.sisonouo n and the Right Hon. &real-
1011D.CAMM11110' inmeacted business yesterday at the
Foreign Offset. •