Star.
London, England, 1826-10-05 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

EAST INDIA INDIA SHIPPING.

The Mangles, Crm, from New South Wales, has arrived at

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Deal—sailed from Sydney the 14th May, and from Rio de Janeiro
sth August. Passenger* per Mangles, from New South Wales—
Colonel and Mrs. Thornton, two children, and two servants; Wm.
Walker, Esq. and servant; Captains Heaviside and La Marchant,
of his Majesty's 57th Regiment; William Clark, Esq. left at Rio;
Mr. M'Brien, Mr. Penton, Dr. Wilson, R.N. Solomon Levy, Esq.
and one servant; and Master Richard Roberts. •
The Minerva, NORRIS, from the Mauritius, has arrived off Dover
—sailed 12th June, and touched at the Cape and St. Helena.
The Hannah, SHICP/IZILD. from London to Bombay, was spoken
with 11th August, in lat. 3. 52. N. long. 21. 19. W.
Pi.vatount, OCT. 3.—Wind W.—Put back, the Sir G. Provost,
JACICION, from Plymouth to Quebec, leaky. Sailed the Brailsford,
Moos, for St. John's (N. 8.)
PORTSMOUTH, Ocr. 4.—Wind N.—Sailed the Albion. BALMS,
for New South Wales; Euphemia. NORIR' for Montserrat; Hut-
chinson, Losers:as, for Berbice; and Barclay, West Indian, and
Salacia, for Jamaica.
DEAL, Ocr. 4.—Wind N.W.—Arrived and sailed, the Mangles,
CARR, from New South Wales ; Integrity, --, from the West
Indies; and Cornwallis, HENDERSON, from Penang, all for London;
Llan Romney, &ma, from Shields for Jamaica; and the Grati-
tude, Phenix, and Betsey.
Guesses's, Oct. 3.—Arrived the Ariel, Score, from Quebec;
Minerva, NORRIS, from Bengal; Carnarvon, Pemazavitr, from
the Mauritius; William Harris, Becsorr, from Ascension; Bri-
tish Tar, Mary, and Gazelle, from Jamaica; Harriet, KINDLY,
from Campeachy ; Experiment, CHAPMAN, from Palermo; Mark,
ROSIRTSON, from Cadiz; and Dispatch, THORNTON, from Malaga.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. s.—Wind N. W.—Arrived the Heywood,
Buaisztx, from Africa—sailed 19th July; Ann Comer, DAILY,
from Prince Edward's Island; and York, Da Co.; from New
York—sailed Bth September.
Gazazocz, Ocr. '9.—The Belfast boat which eame in yesterday
picked up, at the mouth of Belfast Loch, a hogshead of rum, and
saw several empty sugar hogsheads and part of the materials of a
vessel Boating. It proves to be the brig George, from Antigua to
Belfast, which went ashore on Friday morning. Crew saved.

It is expected that a range of rooms will be ready in
Windsor Castle for the reception of the Etna in about a fortnight.
Her Majesty the Dowager Queen of WIRTZNBURO,
and her sister the reigning Landgravine of Huss Hostauaa, have
remitted considerable sums to England, for the relief of the Puffer.
ing manufacturers.
• Belvidere, since it came into the possession of Lord
Secs and Sacs, has put on quite a new appearance. From its ele-
vation, its woods and groves, its soil, &c. few situations equal it.
Mr. tosAucluxr has purchased the late residence of
Sir HUDSON Lows in Hereford-street, Park-lane. _ _

A letter from on board the United States ship John
Adam, Aug. 8, states that Commodore Larloam; commanding the
Spanish squadron, is about taking measures to blockade Carthegena.
It appears now quite evident, from the assertions made
in the trench opposition papers, and bit partially contradicted in
the Ministerial Journals, that the payment of the Haytian indem-
nity encounters some difficulty, and has already experienced an
unexpected delay. It Is not true, as reported, that French ships
of war have begun to blockade the ports of St. Domingo, but it
cannot be denied that they are waiting there to convey to France
funds which are not forthcoming.
SPLENDID MARRIAGE CONTRAM—It was a matter
of considerable surprise that President RiI—LIVA R re-
mained so long at Lima, after the object of his patriotic
visit was accomplished; but it is now, if we may credit
a report in one of the morning papers, happily explained.
The ill r trious Liberator was detained by the silken
cords of love, and actually employed in exchanging
vows of enduring affection, and forming a marriage
covenant with one of our republican beauties from Con-
necticut. Letters from Lima state that the Deliverer
of South America has entered into a marriage contract
with Miss Augusta Hart, of Saybrook (Connecticut),
sister of the Lady of Commodore Hull, and sister of
the Lady ,of the Hon. Heman Allen, our Minister
to Chili. Miss Hart is one of seven sisters, all beauti-
ful and accomplished. If this be true, it is the
greatest match (as they say in Connecticut) ever known
in this or that country. We hope his Excellency will
come to the United States and consummate the contract
by marriage at Saybrook in the good old republican
way.--Nero fork Statesman.
KILMARNOCK, Seer. 23 —A lamentable circum-
stance has taken place here. Last night, a woman
great with child, called at a lodging-house in the Holm,
and asked for a bed. Even at this time she appeared
to be unwell; but she concealed her situation, and in
the course of the night she was delivered of a child
without assistance. The people of the house are free to
give their oaths that they heard the infant's cries ; but
the mother on being questioned as to how she did, de-
nied that she bad been out of the usual way. The
landlady, however, saw enough to convince her that
this was a falsehood ; and when the woman perceived
that the circumstance could no longer be concealed, she
bad the hardihood to say, that they would find the child
roasting on the fire. The alarm, of course, was in-
stantly given, and on a search being made, the tale was
found to be too true; but one shudders at the recital of
such horrid cruelty.
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