Star.
London, England, 1816-03-30 00:00:00

NAVAL INVELLIGENCII.

The Melantho, from Limerick for Barcelona, iris
totally lost on the 18th. instant, in Mal Bay—au vi
board drowned.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 27.
Arrived the Isabella transport, from Grenada.,
Sailed the UTZ% sloop of war to the Westward,
Wind E. •

PORISMOU I'll. MARC' i 2t.
Arrived the Prudent, linikevr, from Waterford.
—Sailed the Industry, LAMVEHUt tur Marseilles_
Wind E.

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HARWICH, MARCH co.
Arrived the L4rk packet, with a MA hem 1!30.
land ; Active packet, with a Mail from Cattenbteg!..
and the Henry Free,ling And Lady Nertean packet
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with Mails from Cuxhaven.—Wind &E. •

DEAL, MARCH 29.

Came down from the River the 'Arkin, built,.
TON, for Madras and Bengal, and waits for the Lord
Keith, which ship is hourly expected down. Arrisei
the Earl Moira transport from Ostend, and sail:d
for Deptford.-Wind N.E.
COVE OF CORK, MARCH 24.
Arrived the CYRUS and Manus sloops of war, the
InvzsvicsAxon gun bt ig, and Seringapatsm transport,
from Portsmouth, with the 49th Regiment of Foot;
and the Charles transport, from Ramsgate, with
Rifle Corps. Sailed his Majesty's ship Picrott fot
Dublin.

GRAVESEND, MARCH 29.
Arrived the Morning Star, CARD, from Antwerp,
Sailed the Levant, BAKER, fcr Leghorn ; Virginii,
HILLMAN, for New Yolk ; Ant, HALL,
.I‘;r Ham.
burgh ; Adriatic, CltiCI:M tY, for Pillau; and Ike
John, BANCIOIt, for isi,:wioundland.

The keepers of the lodging.houset in the nciithbour-
hood of St. James's, its anticipation of the expected
influx of peopleinto London at the apFroacliing
Nuptials. have raised their demands for rent. &c.—
This is king in time. 'lle Janie reason it is, we sup.
;lose, which has already produced a sale in the new
Lottery, the town adventurers fearing from the sara:l
number of Tickets and tire Advantage which t!,e
Scheme boasts, that their country cousitir will up .1
their arrival leave them bat tittle chance of übuini.ii
Fortone'; golden gifts.
The Oratorio at Covent-Garden Theatre last night,
attracted one of the most brilliant tad crowcird xu-
diences of the season. The sdection displayed the
greatest taste; it was ear coated in the best style by
the different performers, and received the most u.. 4.
tpplause.
Mr. KEAN was yesterday so far recovered from the
painful effects of his late accident, as to indue3
live that that justly distinguished ttnd most favou:ita
Actor will be able to resume his prit ssiotal duzie;
• a Monday next ; at least, such is the ;,..-:cious wish
expressed by himself in the followi ,7 letter :A yam:
day's date to the Managers of the :
" TO Till IMIANAGLAS 07 DRUItY•LANZ TiIiATIL

" Clarges-street, It, Friday.
CINTLaMIN-4 beg you' to accept, and convey to the Sub-
Committee, my sincere thanks for the interest so kindly express.
ed for my recovery, and for the liberality with which I am der
sired not to hasten the resumption of my duties before my heal:k
is perfectly re-established. lam authorised by my surgeon to
entertain hopes of being able to appear before the Pt: :c oo
Monday, if it be not in a character requiring too great bodily
exertion. With that view I take the liberty of suggesting that of
Shyloci.—l beg to assure you, chat I feel convinced that anxiety
and impatience of confinement will tend more to delay my per-
fect recovery from any accident than any ill that may result from
too early exertions.—l am, &c. £.
At the Sussex Assizes, held at Horsham :a Mon-
day, Henry More!!, a stamper and sorter of letters at
the Post Office, Brighton, was tried for having on
the 19th of October stolen a letter, containing Notes
and Lilts of Exchange, the property of GrORGE and
RODULT BONSFIELD. The Jury without besitatioa
found him guilty, and the Jute has left him fof
execution.

At the Staffordshire Asr'aes Rich2rd Burling, for
embezzling a letter at the Post-Office at Stone, con•
mining upwards of se2oo, was left tor execution, and
Mow Johnnie, aged 70, who otE:iated as hansotts
at the county gaol for several years, was sentenced to
14 years transportation for receiving stolen goods.
thieTopir-GAnspett:—Yesterday, FreieriJ Johum eras en•
sniped on a charge of hawking pamphlets for sale in Argyle,
street, on :he precasting evening, without a ivense. In Ids de•
fence, be hhowed a Catalogue of the Numbers he had for sale,
and stated, that be was employed by a bookseller in l'atenio.ter-
row, so sell them. He bad no salary but what be made of the
sale. The charge being proved. he was eouvieted in the penalty
of £lO, which he paid down, and was discharged
Within the last two days, the sale of Licenses taken
out by persons occupying stands in the diffaeq
Bazars in Town, has produced to the Revenue up•
wards of dI2OOO.

- In the Court of Chancery, on Thursday, during
the time the LORD CHANCELLOR was speaking to a
cause, a new-made King's Counsel fell asleep. It
did not take the tolling of a bell to awake him, ass
Solicitor did it, by giving him a brief and a tee.
Daunt, MARCH 25.—Last night a dreadful ire
broke out between eleven and twelve o'clock, in the
house of Mr. MACOA, at the west side of Sr. Stephen's-
green, which raged with unabated fury until the en-
tire of the building was destroyed. It is with the
most poignant feelings of regret we have to mention,
that there is much reason to apprehend some lives
have been List. An old gentlewoman, of the name of
( a relative, we understand, of Earl O'NEILL)
who was deprived of sight, is, amongst others, nsii
sing. It is said the fire broke out in her apartments.
A Mrs. }-Line, who also lodged in the h.)use,
missing. And the proprietor of the house Mr.
Macoa, we learn, is not to In found

BIRTHS.
en the 14th January, at Halifax, Nova Scotia, the Lady of
Major Crawford, Royal Artillery, of a son.
Thursday, at fsvictenhant, her Royal Highness the Dublin
of (*louts, of a daughter.

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