Star.
London, England, 1828-06-11 00:00:00

NAVAL-INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS AIM= THIS Day.—... Dublin I—Waterford I—Swatleal...
Hamburgh I—Jamaica I—Brazils 1.
The Gertrude, BUTLER, from Puerto Cabello to New Yerk,
was totally wrecked at New Jersey on the 20th April.
The Barclay, FARRIZA, from Jamaica, is suppo,ed to be arrived
in the Channel, and the Boode, from Demerara, in the Clyde.
The letters from Archangel of the Mb May say that the ice ea
the Dwina broke up on the 7th. The barks from Voigosla sod
Vialka were expected to arrive in a week.
Sr. P2TARSIURGH, MAY 3.—The number of ships that haven.
rived at Cronstatit up to the 22d ultimo is 162, and 19' have sailed.
Dux, Jung 10.—Wind W.—Arrived the Integrity, Rumbas
St. Lucia; and Renewal, Caomataus, from Barbadoes. Mind
from London the Henry Wellesley. Coulon, for New South Wales.
Poitvamourn, Just 10.—Wind N. W.—Sailed the Edward
Lombe, Yaatnan, for the Cape and Bombay; his Majesty's ships
Tribune and Lyra, for Plymouth and Bermuda.
FausouTH, Juts 2.—Wind N.—Arrived the Cygnet paekn.
from Carthagena—sailed 10th April, from Jamaica 29th, and fns
Crooked Island Bth May; also the Plover packet, from. Braall—
sailed from Rio Janeiro 20th April, from Bahia 28th, and Iron
Pernambuco 4th May. Sailed the Lord Melville, Fume, for
Jamaica.
Barsvox, Jolts 10.—Arrived the Codrington, Mu., from As-
tigua • and Blossom, Parrzason, from Pillau.
LI;ARPOOL, June 9.—Arrived the Intrepid, Halves, from Js.
maica ; Charles, Cassoit., ftom New Orleans; Lord Byron, R.
assns, from Charleston; Manchester, Lax, from New leek; Co
lonist, CRAWS, front St. John's, New Brunswick.
Doman Just 9. Arrived the Emerald, Dowunt, from De-
merara 'Coquette, Hums, from St. Lucia ; • Christy and hoe,
from iarbadoes ; and Earnest, front blemel. -
Binaroev, Jima 9.—The Three Sisters, Haavet. of and far di
port, front Wales, it is feared, was lost durthg the gala onWeases-
day last, some quirter boards and a cask belonging to her kanial
been picked up.

DURHAM ELICTIoN.—OOiOneI CBAYTOR having fr•
sighed. Sir HIMILY HAILDHOGII was on Monday put into nomisatift,
and returned without opposition.
Sir GEORGE eccatsuax was elected for Plymouth,
in the room of Sir W. CONOLETZ, on Saturday lay. There woo

opposition.
Dispatches from Lord COWLEY contradict the intel-
ligence received from Hamburgb yesterday, that the Bats Sr-
mot bad intimated to Baron D'Oreatiescs that the Porte was
disposed to negotiate on the basis of the Convention of the Treaty
'of Ackerman, arid that couriers had been dispatched toVienna sad
to Smyrna, in order to acquaint the Admirals of the Allied squad-
rons with this altered state of affair., which had caused the rides
joy at Pura. No overtures have been made to Russia, of to the
Allied Powers, though the passage of the Pruth was knows A
Constantinople.
Dispatches were received yesterday morning at be
Colonial Office, from Major-General Sir Joins Kluane, &CS
Jamaica ; and front Major General Bonus, at the Cape of find

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A Deputation from the Australian Compriy, COS.
posed of Mr. Haar DAVIS, M.P. Mr. blaavatto, &C. attended at
the Colonial Office yesterday, for the purpose t.f lievivg a coufererce
with Sir Gaoaoa Moamar.
A Deputa;ion of the West India Merchants, hailed
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by Lord Seamen, the Chairman of the Committee, waited the
Catena:J.oa of the Excursive' yestet day at the Treasury, ano
a long Conference with the Right Hov. Gentlimaa. Mr. C.
Paws's", M.P. Mr. C6t.tautioue, and Mr. Hummer, were sass&
the Members of the Deputation.
" 'Dm Rey. H. PLUMLEY, Vicar of Cucklield, Susses,
was thrown from his horse en Tuesday—the Rev. Gentians" la
four ribs broken, bat is expected to do well.
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Saturday only four female debtors were confined
.Whitecross-street Prison,—a Smaller number than was ever owl'
lected since the foundation of the building.
Monday Mr. JOHN ELEY, formerly an agent in the
Insolvent Court, fell down inthe Court in a fit of apoplesy. Wb
transacting some business. He was conveyed home without 01
hops of recovery,

CORN-EXCHANGE, NIARK-LANE, Jima 11•
The supplies (10,100 qrs. Wheat, .511 c• qrs. Barky, 1297""1".
Oats, and 1,050 sacks of Flour) since Monday bring large, pare nn
lady Wheat and Flour, our market was in a siagoot state lb*
morning. Not a single sale has been effected; and prices of Ot
samples of Wheat, Barley, and Oats, must be nominally tinotod
same as on Monday.

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