Star.
London, England, 1828-11-04 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS Alum, Tins Mr.—Dublin I—Waterford I—France 1—

Holland 1.

The Alliance, F.t.zorrv, nearly laden, was totally kit in Riga
Roads, during a violent gale, on the night of the 17th ultimo—
crew saved. The Anger, Essay, of Dundee, was sunk. The
Jane, Caswroan, from Liverpool, was blown out of the Roads,
and, it was feared, plundered. The Good Czar, Muscat', was
driven on shore at Baldorsa.

The Van Rgmond, FrALL, from Wyburg to Leith, was lost on
Dagoe previous to the tads ultimo—cargo expected to be ',yeti.,
The Ann Getout*, Hamm, from &. Petersburgh, was lost
in Revel Roads, during a tremendous gal*, on the IStb
The Preston, Tuoiersom, from Wybuil to Hull, was tear lost
near Memel, during a gale, oil the 17th ukimo.

Hots., Noy. 2.—Arrived the Venerable, flinsurrl, from Davis
Straits.

Lismarom, Nov. 2.—Arrived the Kinptun.Wison, from Quebec ;
and Earl Lonsdak, .—., from St. Petersburg's.
DEAL, Nov. 3.—Wind E. by N.—Arrived from London the
Carolina, Stows, fer New South Wales; Glazton, Laucorron, tor
Honduras. Arrived the Mary Anne, atlaisia, from Calcutta—
Five r. a.—A large ship, apparently a frigate, and a brig, under
Russian colours,"me passing to the westward, at the back of the
Goodw in.

Pourmourn, Nov. 3.—Wind R.S. R.—Arrived the Adventure,
HALL, from Riga. Sailed the *elksley, Furman, and Claren.
don, FICHES, for Jamaica.

FALMOUTH, Nov, 2.—Wind variable..—Arri•ed the Joseph,
Loan, from Labrador.

GRICZNOCIC, Nov. I.—Arrived the Alexander, BLANIIHARD, from
Virginia ; Belmont, l'aux, from New York ; Allan, Grusoua,
from St. John's, N. B.

AItRDtIM, Nov. I.—Artived the Dee, Coot, and Neptune.
AVTON, from Davis' Straits; and Rambler, Vaszirrtar, from Mt-
rantiehi.

HOLYJILAD, Nov. 2.—Arrived the 'St. George, from New York.

The long-pending Fight between Jack Martin and
Ditch Sam. took place this day at Knowles-hill, near
Maidenhead. The fight lasted fourteen minutes.—
Dutch Sam was victorious!

The second trial of Mr. Joseph flunton, for a forgery
upon Sir Wiusuisa CURTIS and Co. came on this day at the Ad
journed Old Bailey Sessions, bifore Mr. Justice PA le, and la was
found Gsilty—Death ; but the jury recommended Aim to mercy,
The Hamann passed sentence of death upon him, and several
other prisoners capitally convicted.
His late Majesty Gznitaa the Third. during his long
life, whilst his health continued, was a warm patron of the drama,
and a constant visitor of the theatres. We believe it is not gene-
rally known that the ICIIIQ In his youth acted himself. &age His-
tory informs us that the Tragedy of " Cato" was performed at
Leicester House on the 4th January, 1749 ; and that this young
Prince personated the character of " Ponius" with powerful and
impressive e&ct. GARRICK, who bad only just left Covent Gar-
den Theatre and become joint patentee with Lacy at Drury-lane,
gave the Prince lessons in declamation, and was present at this
performance.
Many pictures of the first class, which formerly de.
corated the rooms in Carlton Palace, have been trans-
ferred to the Lang Gallery, which forms one of the
magnificent addiiions to Windsor Castle, made by Mr.
WTATISILLE.

The intended new Picture Gallery, in Windtor Ca,tlee
which is to be called the Waterloo Gallery, and will contain only
those Portraits of the Allied Sovereign Princes and Generals who
were engaged in the last sanguinary war. is not yet commenced.—
All the pictures are in this country, in the care of the accomplished
President of the Royal Academy; but the Duke of Wau.sisoron.
Lord Famisoativoit. Messrs. Baum. and Co. Trustees for the al-
terations and improvements of Windsor Castle, have yet issued oo
orders on the subject of the Waterloo Gallery.
Lord Nonatrat being informed that SHIM had a
freehold in Kan, remarked 'that it must be in Faswr.slsw—( Fa-
versham).

't He LAT" ELOPULOWT.—In our last two Journals,
we related the particulars of the elopement of Mrs.
Wallis, and of her subsequent return to the care of her
mother, Lady Bolton. We are sorry to state now, that
the Lady has again absconded ; she has given up the
protection of the maternal roof for the society of her
paramour, and has thus set at nought the anxious care
and solicitude of a fond but heart-broken mother. The
second elopement took place on Tuesday last, from
Hereford. It appears that immediately after the guilty
pair were separated at Leamington, Mr. Birkett dis-
patched a servant to Cheltenham, to watch the move-
ments of the parties.; and having discovered that Lady
B. and her daughter had proceeded to Hereford, he
contrived to renew his communication with Mrs. Wallis,
and their plans being completed, it is supposed that he
met the Lady at dusk on Tuesday evening, in the
neighbourhood of the.turnpike oa the road leading to
Bromyard, from which place he had brought a vehicle
to bear them out of the reach of purauit.--61•Ncesiet
Journal.