Star.
London, England, 1827-06-09 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Nepal, Tessa, from Rio Janeiro, and the Amity, Wm,
from Newcastle to St. Petersburgh, grOunded on the Lapland C 3
the Stith skim°, but was expected to be got•uff..
The Helena Christiana, MAL27IIII; frotti BataVia, was synod a
Goree on the Sob Instant.
:DUAL, Joss t.—Wind Nlio—Atrlved from Lan.ittn the ;fled.
way, Staiwaosoir, for Quebec; Ellnabeth aqdJohn, Cot New
York; Lively, Tam, for fkitarsisel& aid Julius Carat, Star
roan, for Hordstruti -Ardrild dinikury Davison, Saacur, fat
Jamaica.
Pa Lime., Justel.—Wlntivattim.w.W.—Salled the MA
Swim, for Qtrebee.
Poaersionvs, Joss &•• .ftt'lliteff the Camilla, its.
sunsou, from Memel ; Rxesounoit, from Gigot.
tar; Westbrook, HALL, froth Jamaica ; and his Majesty's dip
Hessaa,-111A1117, from latifax.
Frrusrun, Jose S.—The Anoe, Rauty;.from Dublin to Carh
struck on a reef of rocks off Slade last night, but has bees get
after taking out part of her cargo, and brought into.thh bay. Me
mast discharge and repair.
Lresaroca., Just 7.—The Euphrates, Slant, bound to Bogor
and New York, tat put back with damage, having been on shore
near Beastmaris.

At two o'clock this afternoon a Cabinet Council met
at the korcign-offide, in Dlwnintstreer. The Council
was numerously attended, and remained in delibeia•
tion till late in the afternoon.
Lord BEZILIT and Mr. Secretary BOURNE transacted
business yesterday with Mr. CA DINING.
A Correspondent of the Morning Herald says, "
can positively inform you that an abominable coterie exists at Path.
the members of which make it their business to gain every purist&
respecting heiresses in England, and form a common fund, gni
over titled foreigners of address and figure, with int:Muni:o
(that are too easily obtained), to inveigle their duper, and the
alliances, principally through their flattery and attention to mama.
too prone to catch at the empty titles of Princei and Count**
Witness the number of marriages that have recently taken plant,
the Continent. To my knowledge there are several of these et•
sews now is England."
Ds Via; by the Author of TMEMAINI. —'re
author duds work wUI be pleased tone that his motives in or,
ing it have been justly appreciated by the press in general lig
following observations are from the Ilimatly Review: —" De V'"
will be regarded by the most relined and intelligent of the amiati!e
part of the creation, In the light of a precious kgary, from 2.1
artist of the very highest order. Naperienee of life, not only is
its higher and men Wiliam colours, but also in its massive, and all
lts most tweelling &ado", speaks to us throughout this work le the
earnest servo-otablensk whir* intrudiciourt for our happiness:
and speaks in a tone often us persuasive, always so graceful, to
gentlemanly, and so engaging, that we unaffectedly pity tat
heart which it. cannot • penetrate, and • lament the corruption
which it cannot reform. With this high purpose dignifying
his
labours, and exalting his talents far above the fame of the m.re
novelist, the author of De Vere comblin much of 'that witchery
of romance, which sheds so fascinating a spell around minds
even of the meet uncultivated order ; but is peculiarly !moan
anti annothre, when we see it operating, unchecked and sore-
probed, upon a height and pure intellect, polished by the frog
refined education, and resting on a heart so admirably attuned to
all the kindly satelkillties of, our nature, that nothing connected
with the amelioration and felicity of his species is indifferent to
his feelings."

B 1 R'r H.
Monelay, in
_Upper Greavenoe-street, the Lady Jane Laureat
Peri, of • son.

• MARRIED.
The 4th instant, at Cheriton, Kent, the Rev. Frederick Toisteto2.
Rector of Adlestrop, Gloucestershire, to the Hon. Emit, Wrigfin.l,
daghter of Viscount Powerscourt.

DIED.
Thursday morning, at her house, in Cadogan•plam, Lady Sth"
Bathurst, sister to Earl Bathurst, after a long and painrul 111'46,,
which alit bore with Christian fortitude and re.ispatiOn. 87 ,
death, the deserving poor of the neighbourhood will sustain a I"
loss. Her Ladyship was about 58 years of age, and, although to
had been many years an invalid, it was only on Monday labi, tbAg
alarming symptoms were discernible.
Thursday, at her residence in ,Mansfield-street, the Maretdosra
of Waterford, widow of the late, and mother to the preain 2.lJr*
quis of Waterford.

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