Star.
London, England, 1826-04-15 00:00:00

NAVAL IN rELIAGENCE.

The Hero, Hero, Cummins°, bound to London, put back to Berbice on
the 25th of February, with six feet water in her hold, having struck
on the Bar. Her cargo will be discharged.
The Union, PURCIIARD, from Swansea to Jersey, was totally
wrecked near Swansea on Wednesday.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 15.-Wind N. W. to. N.N. W.-- A rrived the
Rinaldo packet, from Jamaica-.-sailed the 7th of March ; and from
Croaed Island, the 16th do. Fell in with, on the 241 inst. in lat.
45. long. 42. the Amos Palmer,. from New York to Antwerp, in
distress; the Master (Wrza) and a seaman washed overboard, and
almost everything off the deck; another seaman killed by a fall.
The Rinaldo put an Officer and two seamen on board, to mist her
into this port. Sailed the Goldfinch packet, for the Brazils ; Pal.
myra, LAMS, for Cork and Ceylon ; Isabella, I.Vaws, and Nautilus,
Tuct.r, for Quebec; Providence, Lawn, for St. Andero; Button
CHAMPION, for Smyrna; and Eclipse, Cumulus, for Newfoundland.
Poarsnourn, Arum 14.—Wind W.S. W.—Passed by, the
Triton, EVERSON, from London for St. Petersburgh. Sailed the
Hannah, Snzrusua, for Hamhurgh.
Cows., APRIL 14.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Maine, TAVISERN,
from Virginia, in 27 days. Sailed the Mariner, --, for Rotter-
dam ; Runswick, Roasayson, for St. Petersburgh ; and Sir R.
Barclay, Nicur., for London.
Doves, APRIL 14.—Arrived off the port, the Aimable Pauline,
—, from Buenos Ayres; Exchange, Du Para, froni Gibraltar,
25 days; and the Waterloo, %WILY. from Demerara.
DRAI, Arm 14.—Wind &W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Britannia, —, from Jamaica ' • and the Margaret
Mussner, from St. John's (N.B) Arrived from the River, and
remain, the Maids, JACKSON, for 04badoes; Neva. PLosarre. for
Quebec; Charles, &mil, for Malaga; Adrian, BROWN. for New
South Wales; Dart, Gisson, and London, Rostasou, for St John 's
(N. B.) ; Reliance, LRCM, from Newcastle for Demerara ; and
Use Baltic Mu.taa, from Yarmouth fur Quebec. Passed through
for the River, the Australia, —, from the westward. Sailed the
William Galt, Lore, for Antwerp.
LIVRRPOOL, Aran 15.—Arrived the Wilsons, Ross, from De-
merara.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, Aram 14.
SHIPS Eser an !swains—The Comet, from Madeira; William,
from Hamburgh ; James, from Standgate Creek; May, from
Lisbon; Crosby and Prince Frederick, from Rotterdam; Henry
Stanhope, from Sr. Michael's; Favourite, from Leith ; Hope, from
Seville; Chase, from Cbarente ; William, (root Fort Geary;
Hope; from Oporto; Golden Spring, from Jamaica; and the Joan
Stewart. from Cape Hytien.
Finesse° Omwaaos—The Spez Nova, for Christiana; MA.
mond, for Hamburg!'; Amphitrite, for Rio; Meanwell, fur Ja-
maica • Bonavista, for the Mauritius; and Marquis Huntley, for
New Ja-
maica;
Wales.

WINDSOR, APRIL 14.—From the chtnge of weather
at the commencement of thin week his Ma'am became slightly
affected with goat, but be was so much better yesterday as to be
able to take au airing for two hours in his pony phaeton, in the
Great Park. In the evening his MAJESTY dined with his satito.
Yesterday afternoon, about halt-past two o'clock/the
Deputy Governor of the Bank of England. Mr. Ppasa, M.P. the
Director, and another Director, proceeded front the Bank of
England to the Earl of Lrvitroot.'s house in Whitehall, where
they had a short interview with the Noble Earl, and afterwards
proceeded to the CHANCELLOR of the Expecauen's house in Dow.-
lug-street, where they had an interview with the CHANCILLO a for
about three quarters of an boar.

RIVAROL used to say Of MIRABZAU, that money
would make him do anything—eren a good action.
Mr. WALLACE, the Master of the Mint, who had
been absent from Lis' Parliamentary duties for a considerable
period, on account of indisposition, was last night io the House
of Commons.

Lisrow has laid in a stock of health and fun, to be
ready for the ensuing summer campaign at the Haymarket Theatre,
where there is no doubt that he will pry and intrude on the public
for a great number of nights.
MATHEWS keeps his City Barge sfl at for the accom-
modation of his friends. Thursday night be bad again a numerous
crew, who engaged with delight in his mental banquet.
ADELPHI.—On Thursday night ihi, Theatre was
crammed to Yares's Rentiatiseences--the boxes were mast fashione
ably filled. During the delineation of Mrs. Pry a eircumstunc,
occurred which occasioned much laughter—a lady exclaimed aloud-
" How like my cousin !" _

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A message from the Bank was. yesterday delivered at
the Stock Exchange, respecting the mode to be observed bi 4 die
yn.
subscribers to the Funding on Monday next. To avoid an - the
evils which occdrred when the last Funding took place, sik • yle
rush of the different individuals was attended with iciridu jn,coe-
veniences, it has been deemed advisable that letters; erpressiaj the
amount of the sums to be subscribed by each party be deffirered
Into the Bank on Monday—the letters of the different aPplleants
will be duly attended td, and the separate amount attached to the
name of the party applying—and if there be more than the eii,lat
millions subscribed, the amount required to be fairl# div Med
amongst the subscribers in proportion to the Innis exptOeil'hi
their respective letters ; but If there be not a suilicivot amount sub-
scribed on Monday, then letters will be received on the folloeing
days. A very strong feeling prevails, amongst many of the bet in-
formed upon this subject, that the amount subscribed on Monday
will far exceed the Eight Milliont.
-Sunday. when Mr. SCOTT. of Hilhill, brother to the
Rev. Mr. Sarre of Cambusnethan, was returning home from
Church, in a cart, with his wife and mother, the horse rook Might
'at the head of the brae, above the bridge, in con4equence it is said,
of a dbg running at its bead. A lad, cousin to Mr. Seorr, who
drove the cart, immediately feU off, and M. Score, in endeavour.
Ing to recover the reins, was precipitated to the ground upon He
head, and the wheel of the cart passed over his neck. The boy
had one of his legs broken, the females were also hurt by the up.
setting of the cart. Mr. SCOTT was taken into the house of Mr.
NOMAS Josivisvous, Kirkfleldbank, where he died in about two
hours. lie had been married only a few months.
Yesterday, Lord EXMOUTH presided at the Anniver-
sary of the Merchant Seamen's
.Bible Society, and bi iefly
advocated its interests. Captain PARRY was present,
and bore testimony to the good effects of religious in-
struction amongst seamen.
Wednesday night, an alarming fire broke out at the
paper mills in Marlow, the propertrof Messrs. Wright,
which contained an unusually large stock, the whole of
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which fell a prey. to the devouring _element. • . ..
A woman named Brady has been sentenced to fine
and imprisonment at Plymouth, for cruelly bsandiag a
little gill's neck with a hot iron used for marking chairs,
for some trifling offence.
A private letter horn Calcutta of the 4d November,
re:eived by a mercantile home. in Glasgow, states, that
when die King of AVA beard of the terms proposed by
the ettith Commander., he ordered the messenget wbo
commenicated them to have his mouth slit fiona ea:
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