Star.
London, England, 1821-01-13 00:00:00

NA rAL INTErLIGENCE.

Dui The eof gust packet, with a Mail from Lisbon, bares
that at Cork—sailed the 19th ultimo.
The John, If entre, botind to Plymouth, tab 00 Shoe, in
'coming but of Prince -Edward's bland, and received so much
damage that she would winter there.
His Majesty's ships Humor:, _Pronv, Dwain% and Wotr,
sailed from Plynfouth last Saturday. with supplies for the home-
ward-bound trade. • •
The Fellle.B/1.6811., sailed from Yarmouth for Grangemouth
oeffheiOth of 'October last, and has not since been heard of.
The sloop John, of and from Campbeltown, fer Liverpcol,
pot into Belfast on the 6th inst. in distress.
Fiutowns, Jaw. W.— Wind S. W.--Sailed the Lydia, Hie-
caws, for Amsterdam; Samuel and Jane, Howls, for London ;
and Two Brothers, LARMUIS, for Poole.
Psrstomm, JAW. 1 i.—Wind W.— Sailed the Luna, Knox, for
London; and Joseph and Jane, for Jersey.
Poarsuouvu, Jaw. 12.—Wind &W.—Put back the Intrin-
sic, FORM*. Arrived the Two Brothers, Rowan, from Low
don • and Vigilant, Watroan, from Messna.
Lon-
don;
lax. 14.—Wind W.S.W.—Pet back the Castlereagh,
for Bermuda; Jane, Hopewell, and Nelson, for Jamaica; Jae
nus, for St. Vincent's; Britannia, for tobago ; Melantho, fcr
St. bominin; and several more, names not known. Came down
from the River, the Farquharson, CaIIICIMIANIC, for Bombay
and China; Active, PALMER, for Bahia; Lovely Ann, Bea-
otis, for Smyrna; Clifton, SLILTIS for Jimaica ; Marianna,
GARDNIM, far the South Seas ; and galisbury, Gems, for Cadiz.
Arrived and sailed for the River, the .Union, Omuta), from
Seville; and Amiable bliss. Qumran, from Calais. Several
vessels have arrived to-day front the westward, and sailed fcr
the River, names unknown.
CUSTOM-NOUS; JANUARY N.—Ships Fastened Inwards:—
Parfait Union, from Calais; Amity, from Guernsey; Dart
from Boulogne ; Apollo, from Stettin - Vrendschatt, from %% or-
e= ; St. Pierre, from Caen.—Entered Outward. t Tropic for .
Madrid ; Malden, for Curk ; Robert, for Belfast ; aed Ibis, for
Havre.—Cleared Outwards : John, and Mary, for J males ; '
Preune, for Honfieur • Soimomy, for Leghorn; Charming
Molly, for Calais; and 'Spring. for the South Seas.

ST. ALBAN'S ELECTION—FOOTth Day's Poll :
Wilson 407—RossISS—Easthope176.
Lord VERNON has been much indisposed, but his
Lordship is now in a fair way of recovery.
Yesterday Sir WILLIAM and Lady FELLOWS and
family, arrived at the Brunswick Hotel, Hanover-
square, from their seat in Yorkshire.
Captain and Mrs. BLIOIi left town yesterday, on
a visit to the Bad and Countess of DARNLEY, at
Cobham Hall, Kent.
A Colossal Statue is to be erected in Lanark to the
memory of Sir WILLIAM WALLACE. It was exe-
cuted by Mr. ROBERT FORREST, Orchard. The Pa-
triot is represented as eight feet four inches in height,
and a Scottish yard across the shoulders. This may
be expected to be bailed with enthusiasm by the pa-
triotic inhabitants of the country, *here this brave
but " Chief" and his hirdy followers per-
formed deeds, the memory of which will never die
while Scotland exists.
The Statue of the lamented Princess CHARLOTTE,
which forms the principal figure in the Monumental
Group to her Memory, designed by Mr. M. WYATT,
has been completed in marble, and was yesterday
privately exhibited to a number of distinguished con•
noisseurs, previous to its being spin to the Royal
Academy, for public exhibition. It has been cut
out of a block of the finest Italian marble, and though
executed within a shorter time than any piece of mo-
dern sculpture we know of, bids fair to raise Mr.'W,
to a place among the first sculptor's of the day.
Monday, the New Year's Meeting of the Dumfries
Juvenile Society was held in the New Church there,
on which occasion there was an assemblage of not
fewer than 850 children of both sexes, receiving
weekly instruction at the Sunday Schools.
New Year's Day, at the desire of Lady 'Viscountess
Doscas, twenty bolls of good oatmeal were dis-
tributed among fifty poor families of Lochee, in pro-
portions corresponding to their number and wants.
Amongst the charitable acts recorded at this season,
we would not wish to pass over in silence that of the
Rev. Archdeason DAUBENY, the Asorthy Rector of
North Bradley, Wilts, who annuall; clothes nis nu-
merous poor parishioners, besides bestowing plen-
tiful donations of food.

No little bustle is likely to take place at Leaming-
ton Spa, in consequence of Captain STEVINSON, the
Master of the Ceremonies, having resigned on account
of ill health. The situation is said now to be worth
nearly £BOO per annum, and is yearly increasing.
The residence of D. Serial-row, Esq. on Penenden
Heath, near Maidstone, was broken low last week,
and the cellar, pantry, kitchen, and parlours, com-
pletely ransacked, and_ the thieves escaped without
alarming the family, after eating heartily of beef,
and drinking a considerable quantity of wine, carry.
in with them, besides other articles, a ham, a sir-
loin of beef, nearly a whole cheese, nine bottles of
Madeira, and a cannister of tea.
HYLTON JOLLIPit, Esq. M.P. for Petersfield, ap-
plied on Thursday. to Mr. BiaNta, at Bow-street, for
nts protection again*ta man named Theodore Cooling
It appeared, by the statement of Mr. Jolliffe, tha.
some years ago he was in the habit of affording oc-
casional pecuniary relief to this man. Some time
back he discontinued this relief, and ever since he has
been grossly annoyed by him. Latterly he has car-
ried his animosity so far as to station himself before
Mr. Jolliffe's hcuse; in Jermyn-street, almost every
day, to watch for his coming out, and theta follow-
ing him along the street, exclaiming " Yon monster!
you rascal F' &c.—ln consequence of this applica-
tion, Mr. BIRNIE directed Nicholls and W. Smith to
attend at Mr. Joiliffe's house in the evening. They
went there accordingly, and had not stood before the
house many minutes when Cooling made his appear.
ance and took his usual station on the steps. Pie-
sently Mr. Jolliffe issued from the house, and Cool-
ing directly commenced his vociferation of " Mon-
ster ! Rascal !" &c. upon.which Mr. Jolliffe gave him
into the custody of the Officers, who conveyed him
to St. James's watch-house ; and yesterday morning
he was brought before Sir Roam BAKER.—Cooling
is -a little old man, of very mean exterior, but Ile
appears to have " a mighty heart," for he relaxed
nothing of his asperity-in the presence of the ',NlA-
gisti ate. He vehemently repeated his abusive epi-
thets towards Mr. Jolliffe, and accused him of with-
holding prol..erty of his to the amount of £30,000.
Eventually he was ordered.to find sureties for his
keeping the peace towards Mr. Jolla ; and not being
prepared to do this, he was locked up.
SKAITINO EYTRAORDINARY.—Friday se'nnight, a
Silver Cup was skaited, or rather ran for, on the ice
at Upwell, in the Isle of Ely, by eight young men
of different parishes, in pattens ! At least 2,000 per-
sons were spectators of this singular race, which was
won by James May, of Upwell. Three of the men
beaten were previously reckoned the fleetest runners
in the-island.