Star.
London, England, 1826-03-30 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Swift, Povsy, from Neath to Bridport, foundered off the
Land's End on the 2tit4 inst. Crew saved.

Moots:is 28.—Wind N.W. to W.N.W.—Sailed the
:111i.wa; ltomtaTs; Mary, EVANS; Charles, LLISWZL.
LYN ; Liberty, GIS-ON ; and Betty, lioarnaiss, all for London;
also about :50 sail of coasters.

Pox TSMOU3 H tot 29. —.Wind W. N. W.—Arrived the
Spencer, ill/WU/4 front Shields for Quebec ; and the Four Sister*,
FoeeitAm, front London for St. Michael's. Sailed the Sovereign,
UttomAN, for Loodoo.

1) L, Maiacit 29.—Wind N. W. to N.N.W.--Passed through
for the River, the Williant Maiming, Shinn, front St. Kitt's; and
the transport No. 25, from the westward. Passed tbsaugh front
Cie River, the Robert and Ann, HAMMON; St. Charles, Cursors;
Christopher, Kronur; and Hopewell, !Nilsson, for (behec; Union,
for Cadiz ; and Barbadoes, lasat, for St. John's (N. 8.)
Ali ived trove the liiver, and remain, the Venilia, RUTLAND, for
Jamaica.

Five, roc —Several ships are coming down from the River, too
Lite to ul..in their names.

Ltvitgr,NDL, M•acif 28.—Wind W. N. W.—Arrived the Amos
Bot,for —, from New Brunswick, after having been on shore
at IA ytharn ; and Oscar, Sraosix, from St. Petersburgh. Of the
port, the Tu,carora, —, from Philadelphia.

The Editor of the Glasgow Courier states, that for his
vindica:iol of the West India Colonists against the
heis threatened with " anonymous libels
and bliiod-thirsty threatening epistles." In his paper of
Tuesday, he,thus notices one of these letters. "The epistle
bears the Anderston and Glasgow post mark of the 16th
instant, is written in a disguised hand, tyfraedly and in
part couched in language of the lowest blackguardism.
With passages of it we shall not sully our columns, nor
insult the feelings of our readers. We content ourselves
with selecting the following:—
" If you do nut change your conduct, and make full and ample
restitution for all the harm you have done, /will collect a band
fellows, lay bald of you sone night whew you are going twine,' and if I
do net throw you over the bridge; I will at kart tend you home to
your wife,"—(the concluding expressions we must omit.)
PE RPION AN, AIA RCN 14.—A murder was perpetrated
in the vicinity erf this town on Monday last : the person
who lost his life is supposed to be an English Gentle-
man, who had been making a pedestrian tour in the
Pyrenees. His papers and money had been taken
away, and nothing indicated to what country the un•
I ir tunate man belonged, save that a hat was found near
the spot, bearing the maker's name, Lloyd, London."
The body, and particularly the face, had been so shock.
ingly mutilated, that any person who might have, been
acqua►nted with the victim could never have been able
to recognize the individual. A small portfolio, con-
taining a few botanical and mineralogical specimens,
was also fcund: die only paper discovered was a small
account for board and lodging, partly in French, and
a few words in English. The Police were very active
in their researches after the perpetrators of the crime,
but until yesterday they had not been able to effect
discover y. On that day a Spanish deserter, who stated
that he had kft his regiment on the 7th instant, and had
walked from Figtieras to Perthus, was arrested by the
tii..ndarmes. The man wore the uniform of his regi-
rient, and was armed with a musket and a sabre. On
examining his person, several severe hi uises were disco-
vered on his arms and shoulders. He said that, on his
rt,a 1 to Perthus, he had been attacked by a robber, and
t`' .t in the scuffle the wounds had been inflicted. No
motley or paper bring found upon him, the Magistrates
were OR the point of sending him back to the depot
from whence he haj deserted, when a small penknife,
with an ivory handle, was round concealed in his hand-
karthief; it bore the mark of " L.)ndon." He could
not give a satisfactory account in what manner it had
come into his posse,sion, apd on that c, rti 11 nistance alone
Ile was sully committed to take his tii.d.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCt.
The Marquis and Marchioness Camden arrived in town yestef-
day, from their seat, the Wilderness, Kent. • .
Lady Caroline Stanhope has left town on a visit to the Marquis
and Marchioness of Tavittock, at their seat, Oakley, Bedfordybire.
The Earl of Falmouth has loft town, for his scat, Woofisampton,
Berkshire.
Lord Lynedoch has left Warren's Idotel, Regent-street, for his
seat, Cosgrove Priory, Bucks.,
Henry Seymour, Esq. left awn yesterday, for his seat In Bed-
fordshire.
Ralph Hoare, Esq. arrive 4 yesterday, at Fenton's New Hotel,
St. James's-greet, from' Bath. Captain Knnllys has left ditto, for
Windsor.

The Rev. Mr. Hume and the Rev. Mr. Duke arrived yesterday*
at Miller's Hotel, Jermyn.street, from a tour.
Arrivals at the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyst-street—Uvedale ?rice,
Esq. from Portsmouth; Crawford Antrobus, Esq. from Na es.
Arrivals at Niivart's Hotel, Lower Brook-street—John Walker,
Esq. Mrs. Walker, and family, from Leamington, Warwickshire;
the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Buller, front Harlow. Sir Clifford and
Lady Constable have left ditto, for their seat in Staffordshire.
Lady Hales has arrived at her house in Charles-street, Berkeley-
square, from her seat, Bryniore, Somersetsbire,
The Hon. Captain and Lady Cust have arrived in town, from
a tour.

Lord and Lady Dundas and family have arrived at their house
in Hertford-street, Mayfair, from their seat in Yorkshire.
Sir George and Lady Pocock and family have arrived at their
boost in Charles street, Berkeley-square.
Colonel and Mrs. Hughes have arrived al their house in South
Auileq-street, from the seat of 0. Williariss,lEsq. M.P. in Wales.
Arrivals at Bares Firmly Hotel, Dover dreet—R. Peel, Esq.
and the Allitket Peel ; G. Peel, Esq.; H. Wood, Esq.; Mr. and
Mrs. Stockton, from Southampton.