Star.
London, England, 1827-03-27 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's, dated Vlana,
March :—" The Manchester transport, Rovers, was wrecked at
four o'clock yesterday morning, about a league to the northward of
this town. No lives were lost. The Tessa la without any masts,l
and the hatl bilged, and oes a ridge of rocks, so that it is supposed
she cannot bold together Msg. Besides the crew, she had on board
Lieut. Yoeno, R.N. and a detachment of Royal Artillery, under
the command of Lieut-Cobsesel WI. May. The detachment con-
sisted of Captain Macs.mtas, Lieut. Essamos, Aseistant-Sergems
PAILIOTT and 64 men, of the Roy*/ Ardliery.”
The East India Company's ship Edinburgh arrived of Portkend
co the MI inst. She left China the Meth November, the Cape 35th
January, and Sc. Hekne the 7th of last month.
The Indian, MAIIIOIIIO, from Savannah, was driven on shore
near Saltcoats on Friday morning, and It was feared would he
wrecked.

numeric, Masai 25.—Wind W. to W.N.W.--Arrived eV I
the port, the Achilles, H 13061110111, from the Cape, in 65 days;
Jasper, Paimos, from the Havannah; and Elizabeth, —, from
Batavia, in 120 days. Arrived bit Majesty's brig Fauns, from
Lisbon, In 14 days.
POILTSIIOIIIIII, Maim 14.—Wind & S.W.—Arrived the Re.
source, Fans, from London for Bengal ; and Lang, Luse, from
do. for New South Wales. Sailed the Oratava, ElJaoll, for Te-
nerife • Mary and Jane, Marcum, for Batavia and Singapore;
Miranda, Dsmsersz, for Grenada. The Protector, W.llOOll ter
Madras and Bengal, sailed, but put back again in St. lelen's
Dear., Mauls 116.-;-Wind 8.E.--Arrived from the River, and
sailed, the Robert Edwards, iinzawoon, far New Testy
Sazzasess, Matzo 26.—lialled the Guildford, J4Masew, foe New
kSouth Wales, with convicts.

ARRIT.ALL

Wesel Mt Jan and Hon. Lady Harvey, in Dean-serest, Gros.
; Certain J. Huta), In Hanever-squue, from York.
*in; Jolla Dwidson, at Steeens's Hotel, from Newmar-
ket; Coked Keene of the 6th Inniskilleas, at Stevenes Hotel.
from Desaltester; Captain West, of the Life Guards, at Stevens'.
from Brighton; Hon. T. Petre,in Great George-street,
from •' ' Captain Durham, in largeeatreet, from Mar-
seilles% Ham Captain Bathurst, of the 7th Hussars, at Stevens's
Hotel; Major C.ecton, in Regent-street, from Coda; Gomeal
Armstrong, in St. James's-street. from Brighton.
CILIA GE&

The Duke of Leeds, for his seat, Hornby Castle, Yorkshire;
Earl Mint*, from Thomas's Hutel, Betkekpequare, for his seat in
Scotland; Countess de Grey, fur her seat, Putney Heath; Sir
Homey and Lady Vivian, and Family, for their seat in Hants;
Captain G. H. Teuchett, of the itch Lancers, front Stmens's
Hotel, for Newmarket; Captain Fowler, of the 7th Hussars, Irma
Plercelleid Barracks, for Brighton.

The Duke of CLASIENCE arrived in town 74sterday
morning from his seat in Bosky Park. His Royal Highness vi.
sited the new building erecting for his future residence in the Stable
Yard, &. James's. Mr. Hum, the Architect, was in attendance
to receive the Royal Duke, who inspected tie edifice for a cabal.
derable time. In the afternoon his Royal Highness left town on
his return to Bushy Park.
The Princess rtuousra took an airing in her open car-
riage and four yesterday to Battersea audits neighbourhood.
The Duke of CLAIIIit4CII and the Duchess of GLou-
cairns visited the PlinCtill Aoaorra yesterday.
Mr. Secretary CAmitaa resumed his Seat in tit!
House of Commons last night ; and we are happy to say, the Right
Hon. Gentleman appeared in a perfectly recovered state of health.
The Consecration of Dr. elt AT to the See of Bristol.
took place on Sunday at Lambeth Palace. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Archbishop of Cairraway, assisted by the Bishops
of Lannon, 1301111A7/4 and Sr. Davies. Dr. A aIIOLD, Vigil' General
of the Archbishop of CANTIMSOZT was present at the ceremony.
An Impressive Sermon was preached on the occasion by Archdea-
con Parr. _ _

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The Duke of WZLLINOTON gave a splendid enter•
Women' on Friday last, at Apia-, House, to about thirty distils.
plated Officers, among whow wen the following—Doke of
RICIIMOIND, Earl of Cavan, Lord Burman, Lord HOTRAIII, Sir

, &sous ecru', Sir W. liousvou, Sir Hinisi Cow, Sir Pinar
Roam Hon. Colonel Cwmbran Hon. Calomel Lvooss, ite. &c.
It was universally felt that netting amid exceed the attendee
shewn by his Grace to his distinguished Guests.
Monday the Earl of KINGSTON arrived at Tipperary,
on his way to his Lordship's magnificent 'elude, at Blitchelstown.
His Lordship looked remarkably well.
A Nobleman in the county of Huts recently had a
bill presented to him of 1,5001. for corn, &c. used for
feeding his pheasants 1
SWIFT always sat at the head of his own table, and
opposite to him stood a large pier glass, so that he could see what-
ever his servants did at the sideboard behind his chair. He was
served wholly with plate, and in a style of great elegance. The beef
being one day over-roasted, be sent for the cook, and told her to
take it into the kitchen and do it less; the girl innseently answered
that she could not. " Why, what a hussy you are," said the Dan,
"to commit a fault which cannot be mended r Then, turning to
a Gentleman who sat neat to him, he said very gravely, that as the
cook was a woman of genius, he should by this mode of arguing,
convince her, in a year's time, that she had better send the meat
up too little than too much done; at the same time he ordered the
menservants, that whenever they thought the meat was ready,
they should take it up, spit and all, and bring it to hint by force,
promising to assist them if the cook should be rebellious.
Saturday sennight, the principal in the horrid affair
—the burning of the Sbeas—was taken near Carrick. His name is
German, and there are two brothers who have hitherto eluded the
course of justice.
Three Thousand Copies of Sir Hussar TAYLOR'S
Affecting Narrative of the last Illness and Decease of
his Royal Highness the Doke of YORK, have been al-
ready sold by Mr. SAMS, B iokseller to his late Royal
Highness, St. James-street. A Fourth Edition, with
an acknowledged Likeness of his Royal Highness, was
published this morning, price 2;. 6d.