Star.
London, England, 1826-09-20 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Thursday se'onight, the brig Bather, Captain Daze, of Bristol,
bound from that port to Margate, witb stone for the new Church,
was unfortunately lust in the Channel, and the crew, consisting of
eight persons, unhappily perished, with the exception of one lad,
who was miraculously saved by clinging to the wreck.
The brig Betsey Caines, which arrived in Leith harbour from
Drontlseitn,with a cargo of deals, on the 14th inst. is the identical
vessel which brought over King:Wituam from Holland, 157 years
ago. The Betsey Caines was at that memorable era a royal yacht,
and is now probably the oldest vessel in existence.
Faust:torn Serf. 12.—Wind B.—Arrived off the pnrt, the
Arethusa, Mina, from Rip. Sailed the Camden packet, fur the
Brazils.

PLYJIoUTH, San. Ht.—Wind E.—halved the Eliza, GOWER.
from Newfoundland ; and Ada, Fauna), from Demerara. Sailed

the Roselle, Fire for Calcutta. The following ships have been
spoken with —The King Henry, from•Greenock to Newfoundland,
on the 411th of August, in ht, 47. 30. long. 49.; the Mary Ann,
Bosoms, from Liverpool to Quebec, on the 10th of September, in
ht. 49. long. 15.; the Elizabeth, MILTON, from Demerara, on the
11th of September; and the Mary Ann, from London co Calcutta,
oa the 14th of September, in lat. 49. long. 7.
Cows*, Sim 19.—Arrived the Ilankinson, CORKINDALL, from
Matanzas, in 49 days. Sailed the Ganges, Yousto, for London,
No arrivals or sailing. at Deal or Portsmouth.
Boucot., Sr,m 19.—Tbe Helena, ihosa, from the River Sadde
to Eristol,,seported as arrived on the sth, was only off the port—
and not having been beard of since, is supposed to have been lost in
O the gale rthe 6th. Arrived the' Benjamin, Pariwrs, front Dantza.

The following extract of a letter from Constantinople
concurs with, and perhaps explains, the accounts received
from the same quarter by the French Papers:

Ave, 21.

" I just hear that hostilities have begun between Russiasand Per.
da, in the direction of Tiflis; and it is said that the Prince Abbas
Mina has a secret Treaty with the former against his father."
The prompt manner in which the Right Hon Secre-
tary of State attended to the application of the paro.
chial authorities of Bethnal-green, respecting the riots
in that neighbourhood, has afforded great gratification
to the parishioners, and by the formidable appearance
of the detachment of horse patrol that were parading
the thoroughfares in the partth the whole of Monday,
the gang was deterred from coming forth. Three fel-
lows were taken up on Monday night. One is sup-
posed to be of the gang that so inhumanly attacked and
'robbed Mr. Fuller, the.surgeon, at Cambridge-heath,
for which three fellows are now awaiting their trials at
the Old Bailey. Mr. PEEL has given authority to the
Magistrates of Worship-street, to establish a horse patrol,
under their own jurisdiction, and the expenses to be paid
out of the funds of the office.

A Royal Proclamation, somewhat similar to that
which lately opened our Ports, was published on the
Slst of August, in the Swedish State Gazette, reducing
the Duties on the importation of Barley, Oats and Peas
into that country, to one Crown 245. per ton for Bar-
ley, one crown for Oats, and two gowns fur the Lane
quantity of Peas.
FIRS AT EAST HADIPSTSAD.--FURTHIIIt PA SVC(/-
'
Liam—Sunday afternoon, a fire bloke out in the m in-
sion of East Hampstead Park, near Oakingham, Berks,
the seat of the marquis of Downshire, while his Lordship
and the rest of the tuna y were at Church. The flames
had got to such a height before the fire was discovered,
as to threaten destruction to the entire building. El.
fective assistance was however speedily obtained from
the neighbourhood. A fire-engine was proceied from
Oakinghath, and another was immediately dispatched
from the Royal Military College, a distance of five
miles, together with a detachment of tore 12th Light
Dragoons, which promptly arrived, under Capt. CHA o-
'mot. The fire began in the kitchen, in consequence
of a foul chimney, and the flames had burst through
the roof of one end, containing a range of servant;
apartments, which, together with the kitchen, were
reduced to a heap of ruins. By the judicious and in,
defatigable exertions of those employed, ani the assist-
ance of the fire-engines, the mansion itself was provi-
dentially saved. During the conflagration, the family
of his Lordship took shelter in Southall Park, in that
vicinity, the seat of the Earl of Limerick.
• A contemporary Paper inserts the following para.
graph, with reference to some recent proceedings in Brighton
EVILAMILDIKA KY Aerate —With rerence to the various paragraphs
which have appeared in the public prints under this head, the Lady
who is principally made the subject of attack is advised that she will
best consult bee character and peace of mind, as weU as ensure a
favourable consideration from the public, in the distressing situation
in which she is placed, by forbearing to enter int, any counter.
statements, and confining herself for the present to a denial of the
charges brought against her, and a pledge to the public to make her
accuser answerable in a Cot;rt of Justice for his infamous libels. She
doubts not the public will readily sympathise with her on account of
any notoriety which may once have attached to her name from cir-
cumstances to which any further allusions will be spared, and will
as readily condemn the man who could avail hinutelf of a know-
ledge of these circumstances as a ground-work in inventing the n;oit
unfounded accusations. 'llw Lady, therefore, repeats her rept st,
Char the public will suspend their judgment upon the affair until who
his an opportunity ut submitting h.,- coimuct to a public exaun-
nation."