Star.
London, England, 1821-06-28 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the Fatst•lndia
House, when the undermentioned Commandsra took leave of
the Court, previous to departing for their respeciive destinations :
Captain T. APTAGGART' Rose, of the and Captain C. Boom, or
the Princess Charlotte of Wales, for Bengal direct.
The Teresa, PERRY, sailed from Harbor Grace (Newfound-
land) on the 31st of January last, for :Malaga, and has not since
been heard of.
The Nicholas, Pirnv, from the Havannah to Riga, was spoken
with on the 20th instant in the North Sea.
FALMOUTH, JUNI 25.—Wind F.—Arrived the Commerce,
Hams, from London ; Norway Rock, arrears, front Long-
sound; Brilliant, and Loyal Briton, transports, from Ports-
mouth: the two !atter are *to take on board, for Halifax, the
troops which were landed front the William transport, on the
6th instant. •
Potizastourst, Jews 27.—Wind N.E—Arrived his Majesty's
ship ACTIVE, from a cruize.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Hors,
on a crnize ; Loyal Briton transport, for Malta ; and London
ditto, for Cork.
DLL, Just 27.—Wind N.E.—Came down from, the River
and sailed, the Royal George, Etrateer, for Calcutta ; Wharfs.,
Ilastewoon, for 'Trieste; and Prudent, Havw ken, for the
South Seas.
Crarou-Hoesx, June 27.—Ships Entered Inwards :—The
Speedwlll, from Stangate Creek; Sarah, and Margaret, horn
Antwerp ; Earl Clancarty, from Rotterdam ; Two Brothers,
Tilay, Ophelia, and Saxony, from Hamburgh ; Rose, from
Gottenburgh ; Magnet, from Cape Coast Castle ; lloffnug, from
Bremen ; and Liberty, from W,.terford.—Cleared Outwards :
The Acasta, for Petersburgh ; Aurora, for Bremen ; Iris, fur
Gibraltar ; Tyra, for Stockholm; Eclair, for Trieste ; and Eme-
rald, for Quebec.
Artemis—At Petersburgb, the Earl Lonsdale. Groom, from
the Havannah ; and Thomas and Judith, from C.i,!iz. At
Flensburg, Frant.zen, from St. Thotita.:%; aid the
Decker, front Sr. Croix. At Copenli..gen, Phrenic,
Ferrer, from St. Croix; and fngcborg, Mareussan, hm- the
Havannah, with loss of anchor and cable. At Eltiticiir' Lowly
Ann, from Bahia. At Matt, Moritz, Cehlar, front London.
At Stettin, Gainsbornugh, Aisthorp, from London. At Ilretnen,
Johanna Carl, —, from the West Indies; and Colon, usher,
from New Orleans. At Oporto, Khigscove,—; Stag, Banks;
Olive Branch, Forrestall ; Dart, Crabtree; and I herald, Gardner,
from Newfoundland ; also the Dispatch, Johus, front Cardiff.

Yesterday, the Duke of YORK transacted military
business with the KING' at his Palace, in Pall-Mall.
Viscount SIDMOUTII had an audience of his MA-
JESTY yesterday.
Yesterday, -the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE,
accompanied by the Princess AUGUSTA, rode to Ful-
ham in an open carriage, and honoured the Bishop
of LONDON with a morning visit.
Yesterday, the Duke and Duchess of CL A RENCE
had a dinner party, and a small evening party.
A letter received from an English Gentleman who
is making a tour of Italy, states, that Majocehi now
resides at Milan in an elegant villa, whet e he lives in
splendour, and has a number of servants in livery,
but lie is not admitted into any respectable company.
The Marchioness of SALISBURY gave an elegant
entertainment on Tuesday, to the Duke of WELLING-
TON, the Earl and Countess of DARTMOUTH, Earl
WINCIIELSEA, Earl TAtBoY, Lord and Lady C RAN-
BORNE, Sir HENRY and Lady GEORCHANA \%ELLES-
LEY, Dr. WELLESLEY, Mr. DRUMMOND, Mr. J. TAL-
BOT, &c. at her house in Arlington-street.
Earl and Countess COWPER entertained the Duke of
DEVONSII I RE and a large party of distinction yester-
day, at their house in George-street, Hanover-square.
The interior of Westminster Abbey, and the grand
banquet in Westminster Hall, introduced in the Coro-
nation in Henry the Fourth, at Covent-Garden, are
said literally to have cost the Proprietors, with the
throne, banners, canopies, and insignia, no less a sum
than two thousand pounds !
The number of haunches of venison to be provided
for the Coronation will be three score, and it is said
there will be turtle soup enough to drown half a
dozen Aldermen!
A letter from Newcastle, dated June 26, says—
" We understand there are to be several oxen and
other animals roasted whole in this town in comme-
moration of the Coronation, and that a great quan-
tity of malt liquor will be given away. One thou-
sand pounds have been voted by the Common Coun-
cil to the Mayor for the occasion ; but he is not to
be limited in the rejoicing expenses to that sum.
The pants, or water-fountains, arc to run something
better than water on the occasion. At GEORGE the
Third's Coronation, a temporary erection on the Sand-
hill ran wine, which was nearly all wasted, owing to
the pressure and rudeness of the populace. We hope
that the liquor will be better taken care of this time.
ELECTION OF • SHERIFFS FOR THE CITY OF LON-
soN.—Tut RD DA Y.—At the close of the poll yester-
day, the numbers were—
Alderman A 1120
Alderman VILNAuLcs r - 97.9
CRomr - • - 347
FOURTH DAY.—State of the Poll• this day at one
o'clock :

Alderman GAlltArt
Alderman Venwatrs
Mr. Carlon

1263
1058
369

The poll is, we understand, not to be persisted in
beyond this day ; and Aldermen GAItaATT and
VENABLES will be the Sheriffs elect.
TOMICINS'S GALLERY OF PICTURES.—Among the
attractions of the season, this elegant Exhibition of
Paintings from the most celebrated Originals of the
Old Masters, ought not to be overlooked. It • has
been pronounced, both by Professors and Connois-
seurs in Art, to be unrivalled by any Collection of the
kind in Europe. To gratify public curiosity, the
Proprietor has directed tree admission to be given to
visitants during the time it continues open, previ-
ously to its being disposed of by Public Lottery in
A HUSBAND AT REST !—J. Lanan, a carpenter,
and one of the inmates of the house of Industry,
at Wexford, aged. 94 years. having been asked by
the Gentleman appointed to take the census of the
population of Wexford, had he a wife, replied, that
he had lately btu ied her; and made the coffin him-
self; but, being much fatigued after his work, be lay
down on the bed with the corpse and slept soundly,
and on being awoke, declared it was the only quiet
night he had enjoyed with her since his r,!arriage,
43 years ago !—lt is perhaps of importauct: tv.tdJ,
, that Unita was her third husband." .

LAW INTELLwrxcr,

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE rt.
TILE KING V. GLOSSOP.

The conviction by the Magistrates, upwards cf
year ago, at Union Hall, against the defendant,fo,
performing Plays at the Coburg Theatre, w•ai ay.,
firmed by the Court, and the motion of the defend.
ant, that tire Writ of Certiorari, granted by this
Court, should be discharged, was refused. The Drip.
cipal grounds of objection on the part of the defen'd..
ant, b) his Counsel, was, that the Theatre in this eft
was in the Parish of St. Mary, Lambeth, but the h 7
of the penalty was adjudged to the Parish of L.
beth, the words" St. Mary" being omitted, and it di/
not appear, or could the Court know that the Paxids
of Lambeth and St. Mary, Lambeth, were one Am
the same Parish. _ _

The Coy UT observed, that there was but one Parish
in Lambeth.

Mr. SCARIETT was about to address their S•atd.
ships in support of the conviction, when
The COURT said, they were satisfied that the Zile
for the Certiorari should be discharged, and the mt.
viction before the Magistrates be affirmed.