Star.
London, England, 1827-12-10 00:00:00

NAVAL I NTELLIG &NCB.

His Royal Highness the Loan Mon Amato& intends, trelleitP
stand, to be present at the Royal Naval College on the lath hist.
at thr examination of the young Naval studenu, preparatory to the
Christmas vacation.

The Albion, Btraatu., from London to Leghorn, took Ire yes-
terday morning off Hastings, and burnt to the water's edge, bet it
was expected to be towed on shore.
The Trial, :Whams's, of Sunderland, was wrecked on Friday,
near Rye.
The Liberty, of Shields, was totally wrecked on Saturday near
the Shipwash Sand.
The Asadalia, from Liverpool, was lost en Pictou Island on tke
sth ultimo.

The City of Limerick, Cot.mati, from Ponsmoatb, wu wrecked
in Portland Roads on Friday right.
Fausousu, Dec. B.—Wind N.N.W. to N.W.—Arrived the
Poulon, Papua/ow, from Rift. Sailed tie Stanmer packet, Scums,
for Lisbon; Swallow packet, B•1.110C14 for Jamaica; and Myrtle
packet, Lniow, for the Mediterranean.
Parisousa, Dec. B.—Wind W.B. W.—Arrived the Brailifiard,
Moos, from Quebec; and Bolivar, Hausau., from hliramichi.
• DLit., Dan. 8 and 9.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived from .
Rverthorpe, Butt., for Jamaica ; Portland, Woos, for
man's Land. Arrived the Betina, Taoarsom, from Bahia;
don packet, from Baltimore; and .Amelia, &mass, from MI.
The Rickets. for Grenada, and Exporter, for Bombay, bate
back, and remain wits the Surrey, for Bombay, and several
Porrsisoors, Dec. 8 and 9.—Wind W. and W.N.W.—A
from London the Sarah, Cosier:a, for Bombay; Carahalton a
—, and Hector, Facto, for Jamaica. Sailed the Salus,Nsaattv,
for Lisbon; and Young Planter, Cuar.mo, for Jamaica

The Duke of WeLzamorots will make his public
entry Into, Buckingham ow Saurday nest. the 15th imam, at
eleven in the forenoon, to receive the Address. His Grace will be
escorted by a large body of farmers, and met near Buckingham
by an escort of Yeomanry. It is expected that his Grace will be
actionmanied by Field Marshal Laid peewees. His Grace
-paws through Aylesbury to-morrow, on his way to Wetten,
where be will be met by the Right Honoureile Rouse, Pm, and
a large party. The visit of the Doke of W ILLIOdTeII ttißac►ing-
ham, occupies no entail share of the attention of the inhabitan•a—
The preparstions for his Grace's reception are malting on the most
splendid scale. His Grace wdl be escorted by a guard of honour,
selected from the Second Regiment of Hussar Yeomanry Cavalry,
and be mer at the entrance 01 the town by all the resident Gentry
of Buckingham and its neighbourhood. preceded by x 'mod Mi-
litary Band. The Artillery troops will receive him with a =late
of twenty rounds from each gun, and the remainder of the Regi-
ment will line the street on each side, thee deep. The wboie
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the Regiment are ordered by Lieutenant-Coined the Mary
Cmahnos to remain' under arms and mcianted during his Graces

continuance. An Address will be presented to hint in the
!louse, which is fitted up with an ex-entice gallery for the accom-
modation of Ladies, and a magnificent public breakfast will be gives
o the Noble Duke, at the Cobham Arms. Triumphal arches are
to be erected, through which his Grace will pass.—Bucks Gases.

_ -
Sr. ANDREW'S HOLBORN —Saturday morning Mr.
R hawing declined the contest tor Vestry Clerk
Mr. Poirmax, the other Candidate, was duly elected
to the office.

SURREY THEATRZ.,The production of Gry Alas-
tiering at this &wishing establishment has been crowned
with the most signal success. Two young Ladies, pupils
of Mr. Rosen' EVANS (many years at the Italian
Opera) sang on Wednesday and Saturday last with such
expression. feeling, taste, and execution, as to elicit the
most rapturous applause.
The arrangements for the lease of the King's Theatre
are, we may venture to say, at length complete; and
Monsieur LAURENT is the lessee for the season, which
will commence in January. This Gentleman being the
proprietor of the Italian Opera House in Paris, where
all the leading Artists on the Continent are engaged,
including Madame SONTAO, will, it is said, give the
Fashionable World a brilliant Opera here, by occasion-
ally exchanging Madame PASTA and other Artists at
present engaged and in England, foe *,dame SONTAO
and other Artists now on the Continent, and enr
at the Theatre Farert in Paris.

The bells of Westminster Abbey, on Saturday, fa
a merry peal, upon the induction of the. late Chap
of the House of Commons to a Prebendal Stall in

Cathedral.

A novel scene was presented in the West Church
Aberdeen on Sunday se'nnight, inconsequence of a git'
for her own intetest, publicly forbidding the banns
marriage between a quondam lover of her own
another female.

The Burning Cliff is now smoking in full operati
pipes have been lit (a few days since) by the hot
of earth from whence the smoke issues, and fire,

occasionally.—Dorset Chronicle.
Two Coach Proprietors were convicted before
Mayor of Beverley, at the Guildhall there, on'Mor
last, in the mitigated penalty of .51. each, for carryiag
greater number of passengers than allowed by law.

SAM Pap 6.4 ar
Braiisford, pi
London the a
or Van Die.
iahia; Lail. a
roan Memel,
y, have par T
veral others.
V.—Arrived at
halton.Park,
his public
I instant. at
;race will be 1
Huck ingham
;race will be
His Grace
to Menton,
to Pm, sod
tti Bucking- a
thabitAn•s.—
. on the molt a
d of banner,
ory Cavalry, I
dent Gentry
greed Mb.
with s sales
of the Berl•
he w►ie ell
Marquise( 1
; his Grace's
the Sessloos
r the accorn-
will be gives
I arches are
cks Gene&
nin g Mr. 1
•try Clerk,
ily elected
:sty tVan-
n crowned
ies, pupils
be Italian
with such
elicit the
a Theatre
Mete; and
,ona w hich
being the
ris, where
t: engaged,
, give the
occasion-
• Artists at
le SONTAG
i engaged
:day, rang
Chaplain
tall in that
Church at
:e of a girl,
e banns of
own and
operation;
e hot parts
ire appears
before the
n' Monday
carrying a
ay law.

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George,
req.

tiat portrait
'ea* aviary.
of a Lind: trader,
ascending by a ladder from
Greenock, when it fell over,
e vessel into the bar.
obtAined, bough
t good dealsllllll rose
proved icapratinabla
as found about seven
Cowal, bad arrived
,eenland, had got
of the above vessel,
itnrely closed in the

. ERAL of THE LAM JOSEPH PLANTA, Eus.
te. yesterday, in the I"..."..'artsb Church of St. George,
ard we are geatitea moorsbogT,rstisawere inoftetnedhe LiseteisZnitosseuomf
thtehrniey werePrA "ata'tented.
Continued to prevail yincipil lib
•do On by his son, and also by the chief Officers of the Mu-
Rangoon and the
lab;11 Ugioo._ 5...,
•I‘ei Mr. PLAIT.' was bons oo the !Ist of February, 1744.
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en. both EurrsPeu sons educated under the eye of his father, who, during his
t slitiOned in Po too mil, Wall an Meer of the British Museum. With the
is his head coasters. god ...gomplishmiteits of a scholar, Mr. PLANT* became master
the attempt. wlte ido most important modern languages. After having been am-
iCerOy at 'tangtsoll, o,yeg fur a few years abroad, he returned to England in the year
ctly tranquil, and it irk apd, on the death of his father, in 1773, succeeded him as
) pin to the bathe., • wigant librarian In the Museum. In 1774, Mr. Pima be-
te Taliens. Eery ow, Fellow of the Royal Society. He moo afterwards had
of Burman cruelty 0 paha of their foteign correspondence, and in 1776, was
pen them, with the "et &attars to that learned Body. In that yeas also he be-
of suppressing all • Under Librarian of the British Museum. In 1799, Oa
Feet of aegravating 16, deo of Dr. Moaron, Mr. PLUM/IMM promoted to the Mice
feel towards their ,se peirclpal Librarian of that lostitutioo, which be held to the
yof success would, dry obb death, with just and general approbation. He died on
Ltion. Of this th so,* last, the 6.1 of December, in the 64th year of his age.
rare, and is assidue n
stores. POETIIY.
to capital of kunjit ' THE SKYLARK.
it the disturbances
,ndahar, and along non slat ILEOANT WORE THE '' FORGET MI MOT:
the Ft enttr °Meta
eparture of Buddh Bird of the wilderness,
lesion mountaineers Blithsome and cumberless,
I assembled, on re- • Light be thy maths o'er moorland and lea!
ul Hy, a.• 41 joined Emblem of happiness!
lodged himself tha Blest is thy dwelling-place!
iblic prayers at La 0! to abide in the desert with thee!
Tilted that Maulav Wild is thy lay and loud,
muskets and thre . Far in the downy cloud;
the fort of Kheire Love gives it energy, love gave it birth.
seople of the con. Where on thy dewy wing,
Where art thou journeying?
of the 19th ofJun- Thy lay is in Heaven, thy love is so earth!
std of Mookt Re. O'er fell and fountain then,
.wlet Rao Sindhi O'er moor and mountain green.
he throne, be wa . O'er the red streamer that heralds the day,
her late husband over the eloudlet dim,
laughter. He tak - Over the rainbow rim. •
on kaee Rao Sind
Musical cherub hie thee away!
m Then when the gloaming comes,
Low in the heather blooms,
Sweet will thy welcome and bed of love be!
tinted Depot Adjatan Emblem of happiness,
Blest is tby dwelling-place !
id Regiment march • 0! to abide in the desert with thee! •
arrived at Munster o •
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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HUNTING.
NCB. *Jelly Cope's Hounds meet to morrow, at Unh111; Thursday,
a ilisksey Green ; and on Saturday, at Ri;eley MilL
tux intends, we ander The Earl of Derby's Hounds to-morrow at Sanderstead.
lege on the 15th ina Sr Jolliffe's Hounds on Wednesday, ;134 Maestros*, Riegate
nu. preparatory tot - bad; and on Saturday, at Plan Green.
The Surrey Hounds on Thursday, at Lock's Bottom; and on
Leghorn, took ere Worthy, at Limpsileld.
he water's edge, bat The Hambiedon Hoonds.ou Wednesday, at Westbury; and on
born at Winter's Hill Common.
I wrecked on Frida The Earl of Ilarewood's Fox Hounds on Wednesday, at Eut
tows; and on Friday, at Wilatrop Wood.
had on Saturday • • Mr. King's Hounds on Thursday, at Ogwelt.
The Grandee Hounds on Friday, at Linsley.
o Pictou Island on The Puckeridge Hounds on Wednesday, at Wadesmill; and on
bierday. at Capons.
rtsmonth, was Sr Arthur Chichester's Hounds on Tuesday, at Winter's Bridge
Ed se Friday, at Bretton Town.
N. W.—Arrlved t The Marquis of Cleveland's Fox Hounds an Wednesday, at
anmer packet, Su • infield Palk; Friday, at Pepper Hall; and on Saturday, at Ain-
Jamaica ; and 11 . krby Steeple.
. Lord Scarborough's Fox Hounds on Wednesday, at Cantley ;
waived the Brailaf halay, at Grove; and on Saturday, at Sandbech Park.
, from Mirarnichl. Sr Tattoo Sykes's Fox .Hounds on Wednesday, at the Windmill,
rived from London bake Forest; and on Friday, at Whinmore Build.
, Woos, for Van 0 Sr Geo. Sitwell's Fox Hounds to-morow, at Witsgerworth; and
so, from Bahia;aFriday, at tbe Kennels.
STORICT, from M • . De Turk and Ainsty Fox Hounds to-morrow, st Red House;
or Bombay, have•
Ihrelay at Rib,toa Lodges; and on Saturday, at Strensall- '
ray, and several aids The i.,mbton Fox Hounds to-morrow, at Fhhburn; Thursday,
nd W.N.W.—Arri x Lang Newton ; and on Friday, at Bradbury Bridge.
bay ; CarshaltonT Tbs HoWensess Fox Hounds on Wednesday, at Bentley; Thum.
kd the Sales, N - Imo Standrsburton Moor ; and on Saturday, at Loodaborough.
sr Jamaica The Omitted Fox Hounds on Thursday, at Guishorough.
The llurworth Fox Hounds to-morrow, at Craythorne; and on
Fridat, at Croft Bridge.
I make his publ The Sinnington Fox Hounds on Thursday, at Kirkdale Wath.
, the kith Instant, • Is, Badsworth Fox Hounds to-morrow. at Badsworth Toll
es. His Grace will Be; Thursday, at Robin Hood's Well; and ego Saturday, at Went.
net near Buckin • ' . brake•
that his Grace will • The Elton and Cleveland Harriers, on Thursday, at Portrack.
tartest. His Gra • , The Northumberland Fos Hounds on Wednesday, at Milford ;
his way to Wen. Wee Friday, at Harthont.
ede Rome Pea., The Hayden Hounds Oa Wednesday, at Whitechapel Bridge;
assert:mot to &chi Woe Saturday, at Sewing Shields Craggs.
n of Ilk: robabitan... The Buroutbbridge Harriers to-marrow. at Myton Pasture;
re making on the • wise Friday, at Aldborough.
by a guard of Bono ' De York City Harriers on Friday, aktiklr illk 'Mile on the
ar Yeomanry Caval liersugkbridge Road.
,11 the resident Gent
...a
ceded by a grand ' ELEGANT RIENUNE OF THE LATI ARCHBISHOP OF
rive him with a sal tote TO A CLICROTHAN.—The Rev. Mr. a---- waited
emainder of the B-
deep. The whole spun Dr. MARKHAM to inform him that the Reverend
Dlond the Marquis H. Ga:mime, a very respectable Clergyman, well
ted during his Gra' known in the North of England, kept race horses. " No,
re him in the ' • you don't see so" relied his Grace. es Yes," said the
gallery for the ace • y , p
breakfast will be gi tut?, meddling informant," and he has actually entered
['nymphet arches - wig his horses to run at the ensuing meeting at Don.
pass.—Baces •• • . eager." "'Shen," said his Grrce, "I'll bet you a guinea
rJay morning he rim."
: tor Vestry Cies 1 PRINTING AND Poraay.—The Pope, it appears, has
was duly elect !list written a letter to the Catholic Society of Paris for
, . diitributing good books, in which he remarks, that
ion of Gary ilfene4 ' 'there is scat eel! any country which has not known,
t has been crown tell tom its own experience, the vast assemblage of evils 1
ung Ladies, par • . - flat march in the train of the unlicensed liberty of
an sat the kali ' Punting ; and yetthis scourge still exerts itself with illl-
day last with I. - . Pulniy."—Loadea Weekly Review. 1
,n, as tO elicit ! HARLOW! THE PAINTER.—This c7ever artist Wag I
41 eccentric, and not a little affected. He used to go
the King's Thea .7iti 4 dinner parties in the dress of a field officer, and he
th complete; a an always ambitious of being taken for a military man.
the season, ahi l'stliemble disliked the man and his affectations so •
ntleman being 'iuthi that he refuse 4, even at the request of Sir Thomas I
.e in Paris, wh - "'time, to sit to Harlowe, giving as his only reason j
lent are engag •"l do not KO 1144 man. Harlowe was engaged i
is said, give t a this time on his cer-. ited picture of Queen Kathe• I
here, by /mead. ' l'ute, and finding the stave actor persisted in his refusal 1
d other Artists .e ti art, he went to the. Theatre when Kemble played I
Sons " Madame 'my. and seating himself in front of the stage-box, I
rat, and enga : Ilide sketches of his face in every change of its ezpres• 1
stei and from th=sensposed the likeness in the pic- I
n Saturday, r , lute, which, it is n to say, is the best portrait of 1
the late Chapl tremble ever painted, Marlowe used afterwards to say, 1
!tidal Stall in . ''t yeaking of this—sset By G—, I painted tett portrait I
**ell out of revenge."—London Weekly Menne. 1
West Church IVtdnesday evening, the master of a Leath trader,
sequence of a g lamed BaowN, was
leis hastily ascendinf by a ladder from ;
'log the banns vessel at the Mid Qnay,-Greenoe , when it fell over, I
of her own S tad threw him backwards over the vessel into the bar- I
bur, Assistance was quickly obtained, b' i'Bl§fi#°ugh '
in full operetl the unfortunate man struggled a good dealtillla rose s
Iby the hot pa twice to the surface of the water, it proved itapnittillable t
and fire apps • lo ,save him, His lifeless body was found about seven t
,clock. Baown was a native of Cowal, bad arrived 1
ricted before t home but a few weeks ago from Greenland, had got o
Here, on' Mond tarried, and obtained the command of the above vessel, s
:h, for carryin.• vheielholy
his earthly career was prematurely closed in the I
t
owed by law. way now mentioned. c