Star.
London, England, 1826-01-21 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
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Arrived off the Lizard, the Hector, Iknitione, from Barbadocs.
Off Plymouth, the Tees,—, from Rio de Jantiro.
There are several homeward bound vessels at &My, wind bound.
The Jane, Mius, from St. Michael's to London, was run down
at sea, 15th inst. by the Speke transport. Crew saved.
The Ranger, Lama, from Newcastle to Loudon, was on shore
near Wells yesterday, and it was feared would be wrecked.
FALMOUTH' JAN. 19.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived the Swallow
packet, froth New York—railed the loth of December; aid frona
Halifax, 21st ditto; March, Rotuma', from St. Michael's ; Lord.
Exmouth, Faausett., from St. John's (N. 8.) ; and Hope, WHIT-
FORD, from London. Sailed the Wanderer, WATOOOD, for Sicrra.
Leone; Isabelh, Issue; Union, NICHOLS; Duchess of Sontrryer,
Mitzi"; Betsey, NICHOLAS ; and Four Friends, Rosier', aU furr
London.

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PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 19.—Essterly winds have continued' tid
prevail,-and the vessels bound up Channel have been detained at
their moorings. Several sail of Irish traders bound for Landon,
&c. brought up under the Breakwater on Saturday, findins it fruit-
less to remain at sea with the wind a-head. lesterday the winl
shifted to the westward, and many sail departed for their
desdnition.

The Onyx transport sailed on Tuesday, with victualling stores,
for Corfu ; the Supply naval transport for Milford ; and be l'or-
toise and Goodwill Dock-yard lighters, with naval stores, fur
Portsmouth. _ .

The• Nightingale cutter, Lieut. /Emmen, came in on Tuese.ay
from a cruise, and sailed again immediately.
The CAUZLION, w, Captain SEYMOUIt, mrived yesterday from
a cruise.
Ix HAMO•2I—.I3IUTAYIIIIII, GOMA, WINDSOR. CASTLE, JAVA,
LIVELY, /imams, BITTERN, HILANSLIC; and Royal Charlotte and
La wing, revenue cutters.
Berwami ISLAND AND MAIN—SNAYEOCE and ecstasies.

IM IMS SOUND...4)RM.
Arronermatiss.—Captain IL A. Yates has re•commissioned the
Espiesle, for Channel service. Acting Lieutenant 'l'. Creaser is
appointed Lieutenant of the Ariadne. Lieutenant R. Rochfort is
appointed to command the Bittern tender, vice Dwyer; Mr. Nicho-
las Drew, of the Camelion, to be Purser of the Lively, vice
Oughton, left at Vera Cruz; Mr. John Day Jones to be Purser of
the Camelion, vice Drew • Mr. Dennis, Purser, to the Victor. on
Ithe Cork station. The Rev. T. Surridge, Chaplain, to the Ganges.
Lieutenant John Hewett is appointed Quartermaster of thy Pura-
mouth Division of Royal Marines.
The Sea &sown awit, 18, Captain Patzusonoasz, Is to be stationed
on the Irish Coast.
Arrived the Countess of Morley, from St. John's (N.. 11);
Eliza, Gtosss, from St. Michael's; Potosi, Kroir, from Lon.Jou
for South America; and the Mercury, Marries, from ditto for
Faro, leaky.
Poassmoven, JAY. 20.—Calm.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
Ltrrer, from the East Indies; and the Hercules, VAUGHAL from
Batavia. Passed by, the Company's ships Lord Lowther, Svevea RS,
for St. Helena, Bombay, and China • and the Berwickshire,
Sicepueso, for Bengal and China. Sailed Harmony, Arretsws,
for London.
DEAL, Jan. 20.—Wind N.W.—Arrived and rem Ain, the
Hudson, CIIAIPLIN, from New York; Eleanor, Want, nom tae
Cape; Albion, CLARK, from Oporto; and Helen, Ysomar,. trout
Smyrna. Passed through, the Thames, HAvismg. fur India. it
was the Lord Lowther, and not the George the Fourth, that sailed
yesterday, for China. •
Liesßrom.. Jex. 19.—Wind N. W.—Arrived the Conine%
Dalhousie, Weimer, from Valparaiso—sailed ,29th September, iii
company with his Majesty's ship Taama ; left the Jane, .Quiaz.
at Valparaiso. On the 4th uh. in lat. 3. N. long. 19. W. spoke the
Layton transport, for the Isle of France, with the 90th Reginwnt
on board, an welL Arrived also, the Martha, Sate sr, Imps
Buenos Ayres; Moronism, LANs, from the Havannah—sailed 16th
ult. Panthea, lbernawair, from New York—sailed 26th ultimo ;
Baltic. Mous; Chariot, CLARK; and George Clinton, Itsyssos,
from Savannah. Off the port, the Bengal, bPLann, from Bengal;
and Sylvanus Jenkins, Blaczy, from Charleston.

We are most happy to understand, that the latest
official reports front Arracan, received by the Tiger,
give reason to believe that a decided change had taken
place, for the better. in the 'writ!) of the army, especi-
ally of the men. The last weekly repot t. dated lrith
August, 02.5, gives an excess of 187 discharged from
the hospitils beyond the number adm.tted ; and Br iga-
dier-Genetal Mortatsom was sanguine in bzlieving that
the recoveries, though not rapid, would be progressive.
At the Hull Sessions, on Thursday sennight, two pet-
sons of the Theatre Royal, charged with horsewhipping
a Clergyman on the preceding Wednesday, pleaded
guilty, were fined 40s.each, and discharged
An elopement took place in the vici .ity of Mack-
heath oat Wednesday. The parties were Moss T- 4.,
the daughter of a retired tradesman, aged 22, and Mr.
P—N, who was admitted to the table at the fal•ily 4,11
tet ms of friendship. The par tie. wet e put sued to Cars-
terbury, having gone the Maidstone toad to avoid de.
tection. The fugitives were surprised at a *mail .inn,
and the LaJy was broug. t home try her father and
brother, with much teluctar.ce, They we c to have
, been married the treat day at Ash or d.

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