Star.
London, England, 1828-12-04 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS AHMED THIS Day—Dublin 1-.Waterford I—Francs 1—
Flanders Flanders Y.

The Dido, Luscomae, front Newfoundland, was on shore in
Boatle Bay on Tuesday.
The Mary, from Mirainicbi to Leith, was driven on Baulks
rocks on Monday—two of the crew drowned.
The North Star, of North Shields, was wrecked on the Barnet
Sand on Mon-day—crew drowned.
The Hunter, LATOUIt, (runt Philadelphia to •Bourdeaux, was
totally lost at the entrance of the Garonne on the 24th ultimo.
RAMIKIA/14 Dec. 3.—Arrived the Fas. Louisa, NOLLICR, from
Oporto.
IgARGATL Dec. 3.—The Pegisus Peron, arrived In the Roads
from Jamaica, sailed the 23d September. 'She saw two vessels on
shore on Sound Point, one apparently an American, the other a
large British brig.
A umonouou, Dec. 3.—A large boat was picked up here yester-
day, painted on the stern " Saviour, of Harwich, Joseph Cobb."
Dams., Dec. 3.—Wind S.W. to W.S.W.—The outward.tiouad
milled last evening. Arrived the Ark, Mortars from Honduras.
A number of craft have been employed today`weighing the anchors
lost in the Downs; but only one has yet been lauded, the others
being dropped near shore.
Poenssouso, Doc. 3.—Wind toW.—Arrived from Lon-
don the Fifesbire, Witsou, for Bengal, With loss of anchor and
cables; and the Ceres, for Spain.
PLTMOUTIE, Dec. 2.—wind R.—Arrived the Beccles, Howes.
from Smyrna; Olive, Fume, from Messina; Nymph, Powsas,
from ditto.

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FALMOUTH, Dec. 2.—Wind S.S.R. to R.—Arrived the Nevado,
Minoan/us, from Sr. Domingo; Hot-pur. %Mai, from Menu.
nella ; Emancipation, RICHARD/OM, from Quebec.
Pasz*sce, Doc. 2.—The Ann, Bonne*, from Dartmouth to
Liverpool, in getting under weigh this morning from Mount's Bay,
went on August Ledge, but was hove off, and warped up to the
pier—cargo discharging.
DARTMOUTH, Dec. 2.-. Arrived the Symmetry. Giving, from
Pernambuco; Dove, Avis', from Valencia; Florida, Wesvox,
from Boston.

Livamront, Dec. 2.—Arriired the Zeds, I.astras, from St.
John's, New Brunswick.
Ymissourn, Dec. 3.—H. Vii. sloop Childers returned to the
Roads, and brought up safely last night. The sloop reported yes.
terday as dismasted, proves to be the Anshan' of Hull, enemas,
from Boston to London, and has been brought into the harbour.—
The Sterling Ilill,of Aberdeen, Cottae, from 'Peterhead to Lon-
don, was, during the gale, assisted by a boat into LowestoZ Roads,
where she lays is a leaky state. She bad been abandoned by the
crew previous to the people there having gone to her assistance.
Dustis, Dec. 2.—Arrived the Margaret, A tillellsoll, and Per-
' viva!, Joussow. from Quebec; LovelyQuiaer, from Lisbon;
Ailing° Park, from Oporto.
Kisumu, Nov. 49.—The Lowland Lan Mitts, off and from
Yarmouth to Ancona. has put in here with loss of foremast.
BILL/AST. Dec. I.—The Nymph, Allottors bound to Jamaica,
was got off yesterday evening without damage, and is now pro.
ceeding to sea with a fresh breeze at N.E. •
Gasaimok, Dec. I.—Arrived the Elisabeth, &Maas, from
Demerara; Sophia, Neat, from Montreal.
PAM, Nov. 30.—The Emelt:me, Conn put into Brest 20th
inst. with damage, and very leaky, having experienced very severe
weather in the latitude of Cape Finisterre, and k was supposed
would be obliged to discharge.

CHATHAM.—An Egyptian Otlicer is now on board
the Shannon. fitting at this port. He Is going out in this ship in
order to learn naval tactics and seamanship, under the sanction of
Government.
Saturday a seizure of base coin to the amount of
1,1601. was made by Mr. Lavender, in the house of a Mrs.
ton, in Manchester. Mrs. Merton was taken into custody, and
committed to take her trial at the ensuing Sessions.
A letter from Plymouth repeats the rumour of the
death of Don Mous& The account is said to have been brought
" by a vessel which arrived at Looe on Sunday, in five days from
Figueira, with three Portuguese passengers. who state, that
alionly before their sailing, a letter announcing the death of Don
Mame& was received by an Erigliekmerchant at Figueita.“
vernment have not received any intelligence of such an event:—noe
have the Portuguese and Brazilian Ministers. '
Sir I.O.WET COLE, the new Governor of the Cape of
Good Hope, arrived there with his family and suite early in Sep.
tember, from the Mauritius, in his Majesty's ddp Tweed.
A few, from Blest says. that these are now in that
port alone twenty five ships of the line, it fur sea, which may be
classed thus—Six three deckers, seven trigatea, seven corvettes, and
hve brigs.
A feqive meeting of the members of the Cloh of
" True Highlanders," the object of which is to alleviate the wants
of aged and distressed Scotchmen, and to cultivate the language,
manners, and customs of the Highlands, was held at the British
Coffee-house, Ctickspur-street, on Tuesday. The principal at-
traction of the evening was the expected presence of General
fivreraar, one of the most enthusiastic Members of the Society,
who set out yesterday for the Government of St.' Luck. The
General, bowever, was unable to attend; but the meeting did not
forget his merits, either as a soldier or ea annalist of the Highland
Regiments.

BRIGHTON, Dec. 2.

The Princess Auousvos has bweeen;LonDyntodthiteAtiveSertelcnba;:e
Cliff Parade., and visited the Esplanade and Cii-7
IPvieyrtmto;dpa, y,haatvtienngdedprbeyviLoaudslyy,
air
Linty NORTH ET had an audience at the Pal
•
ace this
morning.
The daily attendance of Nobility and Fashion
their respects to her Royal Highness, by leasi
names at the Pavilion, is continued.
The Duke and Duchess of Bauroas leave
Their Brunswick Terrace residence, it is understood,
by Lord Gaitivnce and family. The Duke -
gained a dinner party vesterday.
L4tut.-Colonel O'Rturv, and the buchem
purpose leaving us before Christmas, entertain
the Colossal,* dinner party; and the Duchess,
Hrs. Bonen, at her Brunswick Terrace \la
entertainment and quadrille ball, to a Ist iltiant ,
An unpleasant accident or7urral to lad,
Marina. Parade, about two o'clock in the afternoon
Her lAdyship,while taking an airing In one ut
waa overturned, and thrown on the road ;
satisfaction in adding, was not materially hurt.
Nobility and Fashion at her Ladyship's residence
&spa, to learn the state of her health, has'

FASHION A BLE INTELL,
• ARRIVALS..
Lord Vlscount Beresford in Cavendish -square
Countess of Surrey at Norfolk House, in St. J,
Worksop Manor; Mr. and the lion. Mrs. _
street, from Deepdene ; Earl and Countess Cowper.
P.msauger, Herts; Countess de Grey in St. .I
her seat In Surrey ; Lord and Lady Ilanor
Wigton Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork-sti
Lord and Lady Farnham at the ltoyal Hot.
from Richmond ; Mr. and Mrs. Carter in C
Lyme Regis, in Dorsttshire , Captain Chad
from Malta; Mr. and Mrs Bromley in South
Warwickshire; 'Major Fielding in Pall-mall,
lands; Mr. awl Mrs. Hood in Lower Seymour-01
ton; Captain Peacock in Waterloo-place, from
tars in Grosvenor-place; Captain bole at r
tour; Mr. and Mrs. Norton in Harley-street,
CHANGF.S.

Captain Antony Walker, front Maidstone
and Mts. Hammond, from liamsgate for Bath
bury, from his teat, fleythrop, Oxfordshire.
&effordshire ; General and l‘d4me
Hotsl; Berkeley-square, for IN,Drto,k ; Colonel
Da.bwood, tram the Lolndon lintel, Albemarle
bury ; Colonel and Mr+. White, from Wet
street, for their seat, Porters, flerts ; Capt.
from Harley street, for Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire,

WESTMINSTER PLAY.
Last night, the younti-Critlemen of the.
School pee formed Tanezcz's Ade/phi for the first
this season. The hour stated upon the tickets
and at five the entrance doer was clowded by a
bet of persons anxious- to gain adene.sion as
possible, in order to secure good places.
The principal dormitory was as usual L._
theatre, the seats of %hie h were coveted with
baize. The upper gallery was allot ed to e •
boys of the school, and a part of the pit was
to the Ladies, a number of whom graced the .
with thtir presence. The unity of place rev* s
scene only necessary throughout the Play, which
intended to represent a street in Athens. The "
nium consisted of a canopy surmounted by an
with columns on either site of the stage, half hi
crimson drapery, and surmounted by the
HOMES and Cameo. Over the centre of the
hung one of the most splendid branch lamps ue
saw, consisting of file full-sized burners, with sir
shades; and, suspended from the proscenium, •
handsome bronze lamps of three burners cad
the appearance of the House altogether was pl
es extreme. At seven o'clock the Head mister,
Rev. A. WILLIAMSON, made his appearance, •
the other Matters of the School, the band 'lap
the conquering Hero ecimes," the audience
and the Young Gentlemen testifying their respect
their Reverend Insttuctor by a lotig.continued
applause. As soon as silence was obtained, the
drew up, and the Play commenced.' The fi
the Drammis Persons;
Mid° Mr. WOODIALL
Demea Haar Neuss.
&unto
AE•ehinut Discus.
Syrius ..... .............. Surnasuso.
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Wee ••••• ••• ••••• ••• ••• ••.•.•..• Hoc.
DtOMO GRE•LIT.
The performance, throughout, was such as to •
the warmest approbation ; indeed some of the chat'
ters were sustained with a conception and chas•enel
sitting that would have done honour to some of our
vomit* Comedians. The Sannio of M. flay was,
well acted; as was 41E:chines by Mr. Bison; but,
Swirl iiirLA.NDI as Syrins, was so far seperior to any t
we ever expected to see by an Ansatecr, that we
scarcely credit the fact of his being unaccustomed
stage. as quaint and significant dtollery was •
bly comic, and drew forth continual acknowts
of its effects upon his auditory. His drunken
too, was admirably sustained ; and this we ta!_
a grand criterion r.f scenic talent, as no point of
comedy can be more arduous. Ciesiplio was .
gentlemanly correctness by Mr. Slaw., and
seldom sees an old woman personated with
judgment and truth as was the Canikrara of
STRANGWAYS. Upon the whole it was a pert
which d d great credit to all the patties cone
those wha witnessed it were much gratified, an,
the building with a high seuse of the performs':
At the conclusinn the whole of the Dramatis I
came for* ard, and the band played 4, Goo
King." The head master called towards him
the actors we have mentioned as having exec
congratulated them upon their performances,
Rev. Gentleman retired amidst the loud plaedi•
pupils.

DUBLIN, DEC I.—REPRIVIIITAIIVE PEER
&vie on Saturday. For Lord Dunau.v. ; Lord
—.Majority 34.
The Right Hon. NAURICI FITZGERALD. Knl
Kerry; has determined to bring In a Bill the neat Sct
!lament, the object of which will be to make the island
on the western coast of Kerry, an independent county:
(Isnanieir.

Cite%

•A letter fiwo Madrid, dated Nov. 17,
count of a miracle alleged to have taken place at A
nes, a village in the vicinity of that city, on the 12th, the
of St. Disco at ALCALA. A nun of one of the toilet nt4
given over by the Physicians, and apprued to have
minutes to live, when ske.was placed at the feet ist the
the Saint. She prayed to the Saint with so much '
figure began to speak. and told the nun that she o
cured In us hours, at the same time de•inng her to
companions. The nun was cured as the Saint !cid k
she sous after danced before her Physicians with nu
activity: -
TALES OW WOMAN —The object cf tt.ese
of such a nature as to authorise the anticipation of eat
larity. The Tales, of which they consist, are designed
the character of that sex on which lordly eian, in se
ntooda, is apt to look down with a degree of contempt:,
skew bibs, that if theriare joalities of the mind in wine,
pakaas Woman, yet it would be difficult for him to te
sublime examples of the heroism of affection as she has

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from Dublin ; Mr.
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Varten's Hotel, Regt
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