Star.
London, England, 1827-02-06 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Lieutenant CLARE', late First lieutenant of the lonia higaini
is promoted to the rank of Canimander.
The Hannah, from it. John's M.A.) is off Holyhead.
Poarsasownt, Fro. s.—Wind E.—Arrilied the lACCCS,
brig, Prrisasem..frent it. Übe hl 111671! illbr CeiflobeSenDrail
Aurora. WATIMI/2 from Load*. • • -7 •
Drat., Fan lbo.Eiths.dred, firtems,
from London for Jamaica. TheVood Hardie Iris
Doris.. Fn. S.—The Vrew Janet*. cfrom London to
Antwerp, stated to be wrecked near- Bordepae, has hens got of,
after discharging pan of her cargo, lad seas 'ratio( for water to
enter the harbour.
Af n. Fu. large ship, reported the Bockingiaamshire
East Indisman, got minuted" this morning in the Channel. near
Pansand Hole, but was got of with the &distaste of edam ves-
sel, a cotter, and severalposall craft, at half pad Ihre Oh afternoon,
and proceeded down in taw of the steam voisel.
Galina:MN Fes. S.— Arrived the Faint, Weikel', from Ma-
laga ; Stu. Hun; Aquila? Commune ; sod Lady Keith, ----,
from Palermo. Sailed the Forma*, Kona, foe ltio Janeiro.
by Fisk 4.-•••AnKestiodsc • Atha*, FRILAT, from Hall.
gig I sod sts from Duoklik.
ADELPHI.

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' A'iiw Barletta entitled Miss Pop, was produced at
this 14eatre last night. A young Landon banker; the
Mr. Dabs of the farce, falls in love with a populist
actress, Miss Pep. Miss Pop has resolved' to leave town
on adaring tour through the provinces. 'Arr. Diliks,
learning her intention, resolves to travel with her in the
same coach, and thus seek an opportunity of forming ,
an acquaintance, and declaring his passion. On in-
, quiring at a coach•office, he is informed that a Miss
Pop has taken an inside place in the mail of that evening;
delighted at the idea, the young banker takes the re-
maining three places; the second Miss Pop, an ugly
old Lady, of most repulsive tendencies, enters the coach.
The enraptured banker rushes in after her—the coach
starts, and, after a change of scene, arrives at its first
stage—here the travellers stop to refresh, and here
the enamoured banker, beholding, for the first time, tbe
features of his companion in the coach, discovers that
she is not the beautiful Miss Pep, and further, that hu
Miss t'op has spatted before him in the stage for Dain
try. Nothing damped in his ardour of pursuit, he starts
for. Daintry after her in a chaise and boar, having first
iven his inside place in the mail to a c lerical-looking per-
sonos ho turns out to be aLondon pickpocket. The banker
art ives in Daintry, sees his beautiful Miss Pop in Juliet,
gives her, for a benefit ticket, a 1001. note, through miss
take for a 101. note.clec tares his love to her, and resolves to
follow her to Dublin. A public notice arrives from
London, stating that a person (the description of whose
person agrees with the young banker'.) is travelling
through the country, for the purpose of passing forged
notes. The old Miss Pop also arrives, complaining that
she has been robbed of her watch by the person who
travelled with her in the coach. namely, Mr..blits,the
banker. Mr. Dabs is instantly seised, examined, and
cannot, or. will not, give any satisfactory account of
the 100 k note. is accused by the elder Miss Pop with
having robbed her in the mail, and is on the point of
being committed, when the real thief and f rger is
brought in and convicted. The young banker is, of
course, acquitted, and gives his hand to the younger
Miss Pop—and the curtain falls.
Miss Ps, has some wit, some humour, and considerable smartness
of dialogue. It iefrom the pea of a very clever and justly popular
performer, and received the applauees of an overflowing and re-
erectable audience.

It is understood that DOD JOSS DR MADRID, who is
new is Paris, will replace M. Huauso as Ambassador from Co.
lorobia st tb Coon of London.

Dr. YOUNG'S tragedy of the &Valle. and PATNR.II
play of Briars, were brought fenrard at Covent-garden and Drut y-
Lam Theatres, last night, and the hero of each was sustained, re-
spectively, by Mr. Vona and Mr. Keay, with great applause.
Yntvlr Counctt..— In the proceedings before this
Board, on Friday last, there was agitated, upon special motion, a
question, the decision of which must be extremely interesting and
important to his Majesty's subjects in Canada. It regards the
KING t juriedicdon to entertain an appeal from the Court of Ap-
peals In that Province, where the sem in dispute is under £.500.
Thecae' is that of Caesura verses Armes. Atter bearing Mr.
Asian in Nippon of the motion, and Mr. Baourtio•m against it,
their Lordships, considering the question raised as being too int.
portent, In point of precedent, to be decided on motion, direited
the pasties to put ha printed cases, confining their argument simply
to rbe question of jurisdiction.

CHELTENHAM, FosJima ay 4.
This delightful watering place is unusually MI, and now that
grief for the loss of our lamented Yosi somewhat subsides, the
reign of gaiety commences with renovated splendour.
Dinner parties aid balls every evening are to be met with. A
fancy ball last week at Miss Mos RN'S was unusually well arrasseed.
The weather is delightful, and the lligh-street is full of carriages,
Mr. Cuawrwas is seen daily driving his beautiful teals ; four finer
hones are seldom drives,