Star.
London, England, 1827-09-13 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Tallyho, from Virginia to Liverpool. was on shore on Goose
Hill Flats, Lath ult. : got off and "put back.
The Racehorse, EVANS. from Sligo to Liverpool, was en shore
near Bally Vallee Bth inst. but expected to be got off, after dis-
charging part of her cargo.
The Fortune, arrived in the Clyde from Bombay. sailed Bth May,
with the Allertoo, for Liverpool, and Minstrel. for London. The
Berwick, Gluon:, for London, sailed in the middle of April; the
Mount Stuart, AMMON!, was to la for the Clyde 14th May;
the Mangles nd Spring, for London, 15th May; and &arab, the
end of May.
FALMOUTH, Sert..ll.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Gipson Bias,
from St. Domingo ; Chant's, Asters., from London for Tenerife.
PlArarouta, Sere. 11.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the New Bldde-
' ford. Bass, from Prince Edward's Island.
Poetsuouts, Sart. Wind & W.—Passed, the Thomas
Naylor, TIUMXIOII, from Rio Janette.
DCA L, Sam 11.-.-Wind S. W.—Arrived the Ethelred, &mos,
from Jamaica ; Pereey, from St. Vincent's ; Louise, DAM.
frum Grenada; Sinewy'. Matvistx„ from Dominica; Find-
lay, CANON from Alontserrat ; Rubicon, IP [stow, from Jamaica ;
Perseus, Jeccsox, from Quebec ; St. Mary, Baatoe, from Jamaica ;
Fortitude, Setae, from Antigua; Brighton, Pxnun, from Sin-
gapore; Nimrod, Attest, from New York; Jeuis, &assort, from
Demerara ; Magnet, Tartoe, from Teneriffe• Charles Brooke,
Bess, from St. Vincent's
—A number of hoenevard.bound vessels
passed without signal. The Levant, from ladle, has arrived.

NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES.
'rho Navy of the United States, when all the vessels authorised
to be built are afloat, will consist of It ships of the line, 60 frigates,
16 sloops of war, and seven other vessels, exclusive of those on the
Lakes. To man these will require more than twenty thousand
seamen.

Colonel FANTRAMit, horn the Ordnance Office, is
now engaged in surveying Hobbs Point, near his Majesty's Deck-
yard,yetnbroke, and the ground leading to it, for a mail road, pre-
paratory to his reporting as to its eligibility for a packet statio* foe
his Majesty's Post-office steam-packets, to ply from to Dunmore,
instead of landing the mail, and shipping it, as heretofore, at Milford.
He also has in view the surveying and marking out ground for for-
tification. fox the better protection of Milford Harbour, and the
Royal Navy Arsenal, with its most valuable contents. It is also
in eeotemplatioo, since the Loan Hum Assasres visit, to annex
the Old Fort to the Yard, so as to bring it withinside, to form its
western boundary, which will be a great addition and improvement,
and tie carrying it into effect be attended with but little ezpetiveon
the ground already belongs to Government.—Brialel Mowry.
The inhabitants of Hastings and its vicinity have had tbeir curio-
sity excited lately by souse researches relative to a Dutch ship,
which is supposed to have been stranded on that coast Dearly a can.
ntry ago. The following le inter from a Gentleman on the spot—
.' From the hest information I can collect (rem the oldest men at
Brain and its neighbembeol, I find that in the year 174$ a large
Dutch Alp, called the AIIIIIIWMAIII, laden with various kinds of
geode rad marebandlee, bound fur Batavia and other Dutch settle-
ments. erhippod her redder on a rock off Boachy-head, and let go
bar amber at the eases thee a strong southerly tried sue in br
esurattleye, dreaming all the dangers of a les-abaro i many In&
raids of the eater harm giddy, and soar of thin save ladle&
does of diseenarat, berindes • mutiny. In this rue they reit
drub of *mu, aid aside Wingisid, win eranseedssi a
rdbir w libeifflakaient out veldt rho biesederslir of
pirdhrthe si io Area into port, bet he wu eiebble ewer
Na tesobbie inteodoew Mao effect. Th• place of the dhester Was
three riles and a ball to the westward of Hasaings, on a eworopy
shore, which the water leaves at ebb tides ; rust bore are eras
who say—but in all Christian charity it is to be hoped Is was not
so—that this Captain Wingfield agreed, for a sus of money, to
tow bar to Deur ; but when be bed get the escreyibt left her to
hearse a wreilt for tie Weeds of she Hastings wroth-lemters.--
.

a Sunda afternoon. la Olt simmer eases; and
M•
od* Miftbsid alas did not set with truehery, le
three et kne dales she west down leap in the sued ; and a report
Was Sint *sited and believed, that the crew were infected with
the pb.e,invonseqnetsce of which, bet little of the cargo was
tatbipleL I. this state the ship has remained, with the exception
et ibee:masts, rigging, and timbers having been fres time to time
mot ale* down to the swine of the sand, until last March, when
shalt forty Mooring men, residents of Bexhill, agreed together to
clear away-the sand and mud, and take out the remainder of the
cargo. After a great deal of labour, they found a box containing
various sorts et drinking glasses, which wets eagerly purchased at
from ten to sistat shillings per pair, by Gentlemen la the ',nigh-
boorhood ; they also found a large chest, and a calk filled with
knifes and beads, which are now run together by the corrosion of
the We ore- There were NOM human bones resod between decks,
which did not appear the least decayed ; they found many ether
things, such as tobacco pipe., bottles, and tar, en none of which
time had made any ravagca. It is to be regretted that the autho-
rities interfered on behalf of the revenue, and prevented the fur-
ther prosecution of this investigation. It was the intention of the
labourers to take everything out of the ship, and then break her
up, as the timbers and planks are very sound ; but the Govern-
ment Meets claimed a duty, and seized what was of any value:
cooseinently the enterprise was given up, as those WS* undertook
the task were but poor men, and all they found would not have
overpaid them."

The Norfolk Board of Health having reason to believe
that malignant disease eadus in Havanak sad aka parts of the
Island of Cuba, have ordered that aU vessels are to anchor at the
Quarantine Giostnd, d there to be visited..

Sunday, the Talliacotion operation was performed for
the first time in the Glasgow Infirmary, aod with every prospect of
a suswessful remit, the patient was a young woman who bore the
operation well, as females do in most cases when they expect their
looks to be improved. Dr. DC Grouts hl.Lacu :Am was the operator.
Horirrous MONUMENT. The monument on the
Mount Hill, in Fifeshire. to the memory of the late
Lord Hopetoun. is now completed, and the scaffolding
removed. It is a roaad pillar, 94 feet in height, and
about 18 in diameter, surmounted by a square capital
of 15 feet— thus making the total height 107 feet. As
it stands on a very considerable elevation, the pillar is
visible from the greatest part of Fife, and forms a dis-
tinguished ornament to the county. The view which
may be had from its summit is very extensive. Besides
the beautiful valley of Stratheden, the ?skits of Tay
and Forth are seen, and form interesting features in the
landscape; and on a clear day Edinburgh Castle may
be distinctly seen peering through the smoke with which
Auld Reekie is encircled. The monument has been
erected by subscription; and great prai.e is due to the
farmers in the neighbourhood, who drove the whole of
the materials free of expence.—tiii Herold.
The Twopenny Post office in the Royal Arcade, at
the back of the Opera-house, was entered on Sunday
Morning by a picklock, and cash and notes stolen to
the amount of 311,101. worth of bill and receipt stamps,
silver spoons, shop goods, bed and table linen, and va-
rious other articles, above 804 valued _ _ _

Great, and we are happy to say successful, effurts,
have been made, by same Gentlemen of this city, to
obtain a commutation of the sentence of d. ath paised
in Elisabeth Dix (one of the seven criminals ordeied
or esecuti,,n to.morrow, Wednesday, at llchester), for
a burglary in the rumor of her master, Mr. Jameson, at
Laikhall, near this city. We have just learnt that a
teprieve arrived this morning for the unfortunate woman.
.—Bath tiaxatte, Sept. 114