Star.
London, England, 1828-03-14 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Jane, from Liverpool to Gibraltar; Terror bomb, bound to
the Mediterranean; and Gibraltar, &cum.'s, for Galicia,-are lost
sear St. Übes.

The Clarence, Krum:Dv, from Rio Janeiro, ran on shore in the
Scheid Bth inst. and it was feared would be wrecked. Cargo dis-
charging.

The Ann and Elizabeth, Minx, from Newcastle to Bremen, sets
totally lost off Catwyck sth inst. Crew saved.
The Matilda, Kornwat.z, from St. Catherine's, was driven on
shore on Hold Point, River Plate, Bth Jan. and it was feared would
be wrecked.
The Planet, Yotooi, from London to Gibraltar, was driven on
shore near Figueraq 210 ult. but expected to get off. The Ellen,
&cantoNs, front Torbay, was driven oil shot,, near Figueras 23d ult.
The Ann and Amelia (runt London to Ilalta,was totally wrecked
near the Eurlings. and all on board drowned.

The Victory, War, from is lost near Pinichi.
The Valiant is lust on the coast of Portugal.
PIIWZANCR. MARCH 12.—A small boat, with " Wm. Holmes'.
carved on the stern. has been picked up in the Bay.
Nlw.roan, MARCH 12 —The Acadia, Forrsit, from Bristol to
New York, which put in here Bth instant, leaky, must di-charge to
repair.
Drat., Manor 13.—Wind S.W. to W.S.W.—Passed the Rox-
burgh Castle, PffriKV. for India; Cameron, Ton, fur Bet-hire; and
Milantho, Waxsomn, for Laguira. The outward-hound remain.
PORTS3IOI.IH, Mario' 13.—Wind W.—The Lord Lowther, for
Madras and China, sailed

Fai.mouvm, Masten 12.—Wind S.W.—Arrived his Majesty's
cutter Vigilant, from Lisbon, in ten days.
WEV MOUTII, MAUCH i3.l)abted by Portland this morning the
Herefordshire, WIGHTISAN, and Bridgwater, Ma suanson, front
Chins, all well.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH O.

On the motion of Lbrd WHARNCLIFFE, a Message was
sent to the House of Commons, requesting Copies of two Reports
on the Game Laws, made by Committees of tbat House, in Jima
1811, and April 1810.

The Earl or TANKERVILLE presented a Petition from the
Protestant Dissenters meeting at West Chapel, praying for a Re-
peal of the Test and Corporation Acts.
The Bishop of GLOUCESTER presented Petitions from the
Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, at Glou-
cester; from the Rural Deans and Clergy of the Deaneries of
Cirencester, Stowe, Hawke.bury, Stone house, Gloucester, and
another place, all praying against granting further Concessions to
the Catholics.
The Army and Marine Mutiny Bills were read a second time,
and ordered to be committed to.morruw.—Adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Srtraaca proceeded to count the Members for the Ballot
upon the Dover Election Committee, and at four o'clock, the re-
quisite number of one hundred not bring present, no House could
be formed.

EXPENSE OF /PRINTING.

Returns to an Order of the Honourable House of Commons, dated
the 6th of March, 1828.
An AC-COUNT of the EXPENSE of PRINTING the AP
PEN DIX to the VOTES of the HOUSE of COMMONS,
for the Years 1825, 1826, and 1827. •
Session 1825—The number of Petitions printed in the Appendix
was 1,141 ; making 790 pages. Ihe Charge for Printing amounted
to . . . . . . . • . £1,277 7 0
Session 1826—The number of Petitions printed in the Appendix
was 882; making 602 pages. The Charge for printing amounted
to . . . . . . . . . 965 12 3
Session 1127—The number of Petitions printed in the Appendix
was 1,959; making 1,420 pages. The Charge for Printing amounted
to . . . ..... . .12,262 7 6
Parliament-street, March 8, 1828. J. B. NICHOLS.
ACCOUNT of the EXPENSE of PREPARING the APPEN-
DIX to the VOTES for the PRINTER, in the Years I$4S.
1826, and 1827.
In Session 1825, the Charge for Copying for the Press,' Exa.,
mining the Copy and the Proofs, amounted to . 1214 12 101
In Session 1626, the Charge for Copying for the Press, Ria-1
mining the Copy and the Proofs, amounted to s 2E190 16 2
In Session 1827, the Charge for Copying for the Press, •Exa.
misting the Copy and the Proofs, amounted to . £427 9 1
AN ACCOUNT of the EXPENSE of PRINTING the follow-
ing PAPERS :
On the subject of the Vagrant Laws—printed May,1824 £197 5 3
The Names of Special Juries—March, 1824 . . 233 15 9
The Names of certain Fishing Vessels—May, 1824 . 220 18 6
Hindoo Widows burning—Jui e, 1824 , • . 114 8 9

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