Star.
London, England, 1829-09-18 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS Anatvzo Tins Day—Duilin I—Waterford I—France 1—
Holland I—Havannah I—Mexico I—America 1.
The Henry Cerf, Cowey, from St. Andrew's, N.B. to Belfast,
was abandoned on the 10th Inst. in lat. 51. long. 19. being water-
logged-
The Hope, Matthews, from Trinidad, is supposed to be arrived
in the Downs.
Deaf., Szrr. 17.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Daphne, Free-
man, from Rio de Janeiro.
PORTSMOUTH, San. 17.—Wind W. S.W.—Arrived the John
Barry, Davison, from Quebec, and Amphitrite transport, from
Demerara. Arrived from London, the Minstrel, Arckoll, for
Swan River. Sailed the Cambria, Chaplin, for New York; Pro-
vidence, Ford, for Calcutta ; and Britomart transport, for Wool-
wich. Arrived from London, the Boyne, Warren, for Bombay,
and Helen, Cobb, for New York.
Ptrxotrist, Szrx. 16.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Venus,
Hawes, from Cadiz. Sailed the Thalia, Shand, for Halifax.
FALMOUTH, SEPT. 16.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Courses'
of Chichester packet, from Tampico—sailed 16th July, Vera Crus
the 30th, and Havannah 17th August. On the 16th, at Havana',
were informed that authentic accounts had been received of the
expedition against Mexico having encountered a gale in the northern
part of the Gulf on the 11th, the same gale which blew thepacket
from the anchorage at Tampico ; by which one of the ships, having
SOO troops on board, was dismasted, and obliged to put into New
Orleans. The rest of the convoy were dispersed. No further
accounts had been received at Havannah op to the 17th August,
the day the packet sailed.—Also arrived, the Noctoa packet, from
Bermuda—sailed the 16th August. and from Halifax the 23d.
HOLTHIRD, Szrr.l6.—Arrived off the port, the Belmont, from
Demerara; Monongabda, from Philadelphia ; and Thos. Dickin-
son, from New York.
LIVERPOOL, Sm. 16.—Arrived the Harmony, Ross, from An-
tigua—experienced a hurricane on the 23d and 24th ult. in fat. 39.
long. 50. Also, the Martha, Lewis, from Messina.
VISA Cava, Jinx 22.—0 n the 14th inst. an embargo was laid
on all outward bound vessels, and which will probably not be taken
off till something certain is known about the destination of the
expedition from Havanaah. His Majesty's ship Victor, also the
French men-of-war, are lying at Sacrificios.

The Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND took an
airing yesterday afternoon, in an open carriage, in Ken-
sington and its neighbourhood.
Dispatches from Lord COWLET, our Ambassador at
Vienna, were brought to the Foreign Office by a King's
Messenger on Wednesday night.
Dispatches for the Earl of BELmorrr, tho Governor of
Jamaica, for Sir JAat ES LYON, the Governor of Barbs-
does, and also for the other Governors of the West India
Islands, were sent off yesterday evening from the Colo-
nial Office.

The Earl of ABERDEEN arrived in town yesterday,
from a visit to Mr. Secretary PEEL, at Stowe Hall, in
Norfolk.

Sir GEORGE MURRAY left town yesterday, on a visit
to Mr. Ptni., at his residence in Norfolk.
Dispatches were sent off from the Foreign Office by a
King's Messenger, onWednesday night, for the Continent.
The Princess ESSERIIAZY left Chandos House on
. ednesday morning, for Ratisbon, on a visit to her
mother, the Princess Toth and Taxis, sister to the
late Queen of Pity ss A and to the Duchess of CIBER-
LAND. The Prince attended her on board the Calais
steam-packet at the Tower, and remained there till her
departure.
His Grace the Duke of RICIIMOND, Lord GEORGE
Lts-Nos, Lord MA nor, and other branches of the
RICIIMOND family, with Major STEWART, passed
through Chichester on Tuesday morning, for Hayling
Island Races. We understand Major STEWART and
Lord GEORGE'S son will ride the ponies belonging to
Lord MARcu.
Great preparations are making to celebrate the mar-
riage of FERDINAND with all possible splendour. Agents
have been some time in London procuring requisites for
the spectacle; and a vessel, the Bramin, Capt. Row x-
sox, has been freighted to Bilboa, exclusively to take
them over. Some fine horses, and a superb state barouche,
are among the items. The orders, we understand, are
not yet completed.
We hear that Admiral Sir HERBERT SAWYER, K.C.B.
will succeed Admiral the Earl of NORTIIESK in the
Plymouth command next spring, and that Capt. HOPE
will be appointed Flag Captain.
Mr. GORDON, accompanied by his agent, has been
canvassing the county of Somerset during the week;
the measure of his success is differently stated, as party-
spirit or interest may dictate.
We have just heard that our worthy Member, Mr.
CURTEIS, who arrived here in excellent health, on Fri-
day last, is azain taken suddenly ill, so much so, as not
to be able to frank a letter.—Brighton Gazette.
The Yorkshire Hussars, under the command of Lord
GRANTHAM, will assemble at Pontefract, on Saturday,
the 19th instant ; and ou Wednesday the 23d, a splendid
ball will be given at the Town-hall, which is expected to
be attended by all the fashion of the county. The re-
view, which will take place on the following Friday, will
equal, if not surpass, any thing of the sort in gaiety and
brilliancy. The Premier of England, Prince Erns-
HAZY, and Sir HUSSEY VIVIAN, who, it is stated, will
attend Doncaster races, will be on a visit to the Hon. E.
PETRE, of Stapleton Park, and these illustrious per-
sonages, it is said, will honour the review with their
presence.