Star.
London, England, 1829-08-29 00:00:00

Ni rll L INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS AIIMF!, .1./114 T..4.)11b11,1 I—Waterford 2--Swe,!ri•

-11arnburgh 2—Holland 1.

The Alert, from Liverpool to Dublin, was totally lost near
Holyhead during a gale no Thutssla)—,:tew drowned.
The Crisis, Taylor, from Archangel, was en the Marlin Sand
yesterday, and it was feared %%mild be wrecked ; and the Agistot
coal laden, is totally wrecked on the I lorns.
DIAL, Ago. 28.—Wind N.N. W.—The wind his been rem:,
all day from the N.W. Last night the St. Arne", trom the We.:
Indies, got foul of the Prince Regent, for New South Wales, car-
ried away the latter's bowsprit, and broke her anchor. Toe St
Ann's received some damage in her qu..rter. The ILretre Junior
sailed this afternoon. Arrived the Collet itie, 'furies, iron% Harr -
burgh, and Johan, Oloff, from Oidenbutgh.
PORTIA/OUT'', Ave. 2S.—Wind W. to N.N W —Passed by,
the Seam, Holliday, from hladras—sailed fiat S dled the
Hope, Russell, for Memel. It blew a complete gale 1.1,f nigltt .
with tremendous squalls, rain, and some thunder and lightitiny.
The Brazilian frigate Isabel parted from an anchor and diem, ..sid
also the brig True Briton.
PaLatouati, Ave. 27.—Wind W. to W.N.W.—Arrived the
Britannia, Watson, front Terceira, and Lady Pelhant packet,
from the Nlediterranran. Put back, the Dispatch, Riches, for

Oporto.
HOLYNILAII, Aye. 27.—Arrived the Jane, Hewing, from Tri-
nidad.
LIVEXPO Atm. S 7.— Arrived the Sir Waiter Scott, Brown.
and Roberts, Pace, from Quebec ; and Caledonia Packet, Gam' le.
from Wyburg.
Down, Aua. 24.—Arrived the Duke of Manchester, Ilona,
from Jamaica, and Mayflower. Atkinson, from Antigua.
Coast, Aua. 23.—Arrived the Dido, Luscontbr, from Bahia.
I'LYaIOVTM, Aye. V.—Wind W.—Put back, the l'riam, Rid.
path, for St. John's ; Sylph, Cummings, for :%lalaga ; 4laria.
Cummings. for Denia ; and Agenoria, Evans, for Gloucester. with
sails split, and on re-entering the Sound ulna on the east, rn ex-
tremity of the Breakwater, and may probably have received tome
damage.
His Maje,ty's brig Br iseis, 10, his been commissioned at Wool.
wich, for the packet service. Lieutenant S. Diming, and ,Ir.
E. Ring. Assistant-Surgeon, are appointed to her.
The Leveret came into I lamoase on Friday to repair her defects.
The Lord William Bentinck transport, Lieut. Gregg, with Cot.
Morsbead and family, sailed on Thursday fur Malta.
The Shamrock tevenue cruiser sailed on Monday for the coast
of Ireland.
In Ilantoase—Britannia, Kent, Trinculo, Lightning. Renard.
Swallow, Refire, and Meteor steam-vessel. In the Sound—
Britomart. . .
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The Naiad, 46 guns, it is expected, will shortly be commissioned
by Captain W. G. Hamilton, C.B.
The Galatea frigate, Captain C. Napier, C.R. was in lat. 11. N.
long. 340. W. and all well on the 28th ult. Atter quitting Madeira
she made Tentriffe. having in vain been in search of the pirates.—
Off the Cape de Verde., however, she fell in with two fri:tate-
looking ships, which it does not appear she was enabled to hoard.
though she was cleared for action, in the event of a necessity. It
was presumed they were large slavers. She called at St. Jagu, bur
could not hear of any suspicious vessels ; sunsequently she hoarded
a beautiful schooner, manned by Portuguese and French, and
found on board of her a few shackles; but as the schooner hail in'
appearance of buccaneering. she could not be detained ; thou.is
emdeutly adapted to carry off 300 slaves. It will be yet mime iiine
lief sre the Galatea reaches Jamaica
Vice-Admiral Grail Colpoys is appointed to succeed Vice-
Admiral Fleming in the command on the %Vest India stati.ni,
which it is said in future will compichend the Halifax and New -
foundland command. ile will hoist his flag in the Winchester, of
.52 guns, at Chatham, which ship is to be commissioned by Car:
C. J. Austen.
His Majesty's ship Success arrived at lades. the 28th 31.arele.
The Royalist arrived at Rio de Janeiro, front Falmouth, the
June, soul was to sail to Bahia, 7th July. The Tribune imileel
from Rio for River Plate 19th June. Plover arrived at Bat •
badoes from Falniuuth sth July. The Di uid arrived at Jam..ic a lion'
Havannah 14th June, and sailed for Curacoa 22d June:llle If any.
arrived at Jamaica from Curacoa lf,th June, and sailed fur IL-
vaginal' 24th June. The Dartmouth arrived at Gibraltar from
Malta 26th July. The Arachue arrived at Jamaica from Omitted
Island 20th June, and sailed for Barbadues 25th June. tile
Espeigle arrived at La Guyara from Gaudaloupe 19th Jun, alt.;
sailed for Trinidad SOth ditto. The leants arrived at Jamaica.
from Chagres July 1. The Victor sailed front Jamaica tor .
June 20. and Harpy for Cbagres July 1.
The Fanny, Maddlek, of this port. railed from Gravest nil f r
Seville 16th inst. The Enchantress arrived ..t Liverpool from
Marseilles 18th inst. The Halcyon, Bowater, from this rut,
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rived at Lisbon 51st July. The Salamanca, flicks, of this port,
strived at Liverpool front Riga 2:st inst. The Dickins, Swat.,
arrived ..t Statiogatr Creek front blewista 23.1
The Earl of Moire, l'erriant, of this port, on her voy:.he ft. :r
Guernsey for London, sprung a leak tin Saturday night last. jlw
Captain burr up for the land, but timing the water gaining on.lser,
the clew took to the hoar. ..aid Saw. ler go clown in II Ili an looter
after, about a mile oast of the Eastbure buoy. within the tilurr •
Lights. The crew .11 lauded at Lfitletwinpt,ii. u:a Sunday ett
noon.

Si' RA 1)111:4.1, left Limenck Wain-relay tot,
on a shooting tarot-quo to Lord I.lLontivist.ti's mountaine in the
County Tipperary. His Loril•hip dined with the Earl of CLartv.
at Akashi Suannon, the Jay previous.
Thu Directors ut the Limerick and Watei lord Rail-
way Compay, have obtained Isom liovetounent a loan of 4•!.(1001;
towards executing that important work.
The !Reath ut Baron APCLEI.I.A Si, is pt rfectly ge-
stured. On Thursday se'tinight his Lordship gave a .plei,oier,b -
*race it his seat at Itavensdale, to s numerous and di-tin, ',Omni
party. The band of the Enniskillen Dragoons, from Dundalk. t •
tended and played several delightful ans. Among,' the compattp
were Col. Kamm and the Officers of the 6th Dragoon+, the Cout.t
and Countess Da SALIII and Sir P. and Lady Daum.
Tit p, Turril sitoCl.l3 116 SPOKEN AT ALLTIMI',,
A person who was strongly suspected of the possession ut *kat t
funds, was close y examined un the point in the Insolvent Court.
At length, weary of the Commissioner's pertinacity, he earlainteJ,
" I assure you, upon my honour, limy oath will nut dri,th..t 1 am
absolutely worth =din 1" 0 I belkie you," drily replied tlar
Commissioner, as he declared him entitled to his discharge;. s'•:.
have convinced me you are a perfectly uvrthlessfellutv."

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