Star.
London, England, 1826-08-12 00:00:00

NAVAL IN fELLIGENCE.

-The whale-ship Jean, after a tempestuous voyage, arrived et the
West Ice of Greenland on the 12th of • April. She had a crew of
51. men. In the course of six days, 3,070 seals were killed. . 0.
Or ISA of April, an awful tempest and hish sea wrecked bet
amidst the loose and heavy ice ; she filled with water, sad wit
entirely immersed, excepting a small portlon of the insister-deck,
where the crew remained fur the space of nine days.• The accideot
occurred in lat. 70. 20. N. long. 10. W. The sofeciop of the
Crew were extreme. It wat resolved to mate for Iceland, and
they reached that country in about 30 hours, 'in two small boats,
wraversing a space of not less than.l6o miles. They were kledly
entertained in that country until the 18th of July, when a passage
was obtained in a Danish brig to Shetland; from thence the re-
mainder of the crew has been carried th Peterhead by his Majesty's
ship Itrrairtesroa.
Arrived off Dover, the Richard, Baxna, from Demerara. r

Off Cork, the Royal George, Gitaxx, from Quebec.
Off Scilly, the Countess of Harcourt, •—•—•, from China and
Halifax.

FALMOUTH, Amon 10.—Wind N.—Off the port, the Duke of
Marlborough packet, from Lisboa. Sailed tho Cora, Fortes, for
London.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 10, —Wind N.—Passed by, the Britannia,
frORI Quebec.
Poarsatourn, Au°. IL—Wind W.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
Rnommva, from Jamaica and New York; his Majesty's ahip Dts-
taws, from Sierra Leone; Hopewell, from iamaica;
Kains transport, from Plymouth; Ann, KIRK from Loudon for
Buenos Ayres; and the Sophia, BARCLAY, for Bengal. Passedby,
the they: transport, for Valparaiso; and the Baltic Merchant, for
Dominica.

Cowes, &mon 11.—Arrived the Knott, Caeca:we, . from
George Town.
Dem., Avatar IL—Wind W.S W.—Arrived and sailed for
the River, the kinsmen, Grum', from the Cape of Good Her;
Mansfield, lotirson, from Quebec; and Scotsman, from
Jamaica. Arrived from the River, and remain, the Albin*, Sums.
roam, for Demerara; and Ellen, Palmas, for Jamaica.
Doves, Aug. 11.—Arrived off the port, the Florida, Desoto,
from Batavia—sailed the 15th of April. The James Scott was the
only British ship in port, baying put in with loss of masts, 30 days
from Sincapore, for London. Spoke on the Ifith April, uff Anjger,
the Hon. Company's ship Orient, from Canton. On the 7th ipst.
in lung. 5. 45. spoke the Countcss of Harcourt, homeward bound.
Repons the Hon. Company's ship Charles Grant had been on shore
near Anjeer, and retrivcd damage, and would be obliged to go to
Bombay to repair. Vessels had been dispatched from Batavia to
her assistance, but they were too late.
lavearoot., AUGUST 10.—Wind N. W.—Arrived the Tamer-
lane, Jonsson, from SAvannah ; Promise, Snsanza, and Quebec
Packet, Draenavart, from Quebec.

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VAUXHALL GARDENs.—Notwithstanding the unfa-
vourable state of the weather during the whole of yesterday, these
Gardens last night, though not numerously, were most respectably
attended. The amusements passed off with their usual eclat. Mr.
BRA HAM was in excellent voice, and sang Robin Adair delightfully.
PEMBROKE, AUG. 9.—Tire Duke of GLooszszza, ac-
companied by Lord Cawno Rood several of the Nobility,have arrived
at Pembroke Dock Yard, from Stackpole Court, where his Royal
Highness slept last night. After inspecting the works carrying on
in the Dock Yard, the Royal Duke proceeded to Milford by water,
and it is expected will remain there a day or two, and then pass
through Haverfordwest, Carmarthen, lac. on his way back to Lon-
don. Lord Cawnon is entertaining a large party of fashionahles,
at kis seat, Stackpole Court, in this county, among whom is the
Earl of Caasaavon and family.
Our Readers will see from our Assize intelligence,
under the head " Gloucester," that In the case for Libel," Sawa
e. Homers's," a verdict has been given for the plaintiff for 4001.
which, with the costs, must press with great severity against a Pro-
vincial Journal.
GOLDEN LANG BREWZRY.—The Annual Meeting ref
the Proprietors of this Company was held on Thursday, at the City
of London Tavern. The accounts for the past year, by no :Weans
encouraging, were read, and the Meeting was then adjourned till
threentber nest. Reporters were excluded.
ItOMIPORD BANK.—Yesterday, Messrs. JOYNER, SUR.
RIDGE, and Jorexa, Bankrupts, attended at the Court of Conunis-
skitters, in Guildhall, to undergo their final examinatina.There
was a very full attendance of creditors, apparently from the neigh-
bourhood of Itomford, and of the lower orders, who seemed to give
the bankrupts a friendly recognition, while they, on their part,
seemed 'to take an interest in assisting
these poor people to prove
their respective debts. Certain claims to a very large amount were
made by Messrs. TURNZR and NORM, for the better undemanding
of which the Commissioners consented to as adjournment; at the
'same tune observing, that the Solicitors on each side ought to meet
previous to. the-heat Mcxting, and sec, U possible, to have 'therl
at ranged.