Star.
London, England, 1821-02-07 00:00:00

COURT OF KING'S 13ENCII.-(THIS DAY.)

At an early hour this morning the Court was crowded
to excess.

JUNIMENT....-THE ma V. 301114 TTLillt.

Mr. Genvrr moved judgment an the defendant for publishing
Paine's Age of Reason.
Mr. Justice Ras: ET sentenced him to three months' imprison-
ment in the House of Costection. Clerkensvell, and after that
time to enter into his own recognizance, for his good behaviour
for three years. s•
TUE LING s'. CARTWRICRT, WOOLIR, &C.

At half-past eleven o'clock, Mr. rILENDERGAST rose to address
the Court, on behalf of Major Cmyrwstutiv: his argument
lasted a considerable time.

Mr. EDMONDS (one of the defendants) then rote, and began
to address the Court with considerable ability and eloquence.
His argument is expected to last nearly the whole of the day
Mr. Wooixa is to follow him on his own behalf.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Cretox, JrLY 29.—Late on Saturday evening, the Free Trader
the Cerberus arrived in our Roads. She sailed from England
on the 94th February, touched at Madeira on the 11th March,
at the Cape 29th May, which place she left on the sth June;
she of course brings no news. She has a cargo for the Colony,
but no Mails. She will proceed to Calcutta in the course of a
week or ten days —Passengers--Lieutenant Cock, 60th Regi-
ment; Mr. Twistiale and child, for Bengal; Assistant-Surgeon
Brugnt, Mr. Hall, Midshipman, of his Majesty's ship Leander;
Messrs. Hay and Shepherd, Cadets, fur Madras ; Mr. Humbert,
The Aid sloop of war, Captain SMYTH, recently paid off at
Deptford. has been again put in commission, and is fitting for
the Mc diterraaean.:Captain Surrn is re-appointed to command.
LIVEILZOOL, FtIIRLIA IT 4.—Arrived the Sir John Cameron,
Liit:r, from Miramicbi, with loss of bulwarks and maintopinast.
Fm.:Korriz, Fasaukalt 4.—Wind N!N.W.—The Maria' Diur-
nal n, from Cork for London, foundered off the Lizard last
night.' Crew saved, and landed here this afternoon.
Porersstount, FWAVARY 6.—Wind S. S.W.—Arrived, the
Waterloo, Lvorr, horn London, for the Cape of Good Hope;
and the Jubilee, Faraaunx, from Gibraltar—the latter with
considerable damage, having been run on board of, on Sunday
night, by another vessel.
DEAL, FEIIIWARY 6.—Wind S.W.—Sailed, the homeward-
bound for the River. Put back, the Jupiter, Swam, for hladras,
and remains with the Harriet, Maori, for the South Seas; the
Wilton, Pon, for Naples ; and the Fanny Voase; Luna, for
Jamaica. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Sir George
Osborne transport, front Portsmouth ; the Zephyr whaler ; and
several ethers, names unknown.

Rastscasz, Frs. s.—The wind having veered to the north-
ward the whole of the Channel-bound fleet sailed this day, with
a Ene breeze; also the Lively, DIVERSON; Ulysses, BUNTON ;
and Catalina, Castrucci., for Sandwich; and the tesolution,
Suns, for the River.

Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, his IVTAJzsr: held a Court, which
was attended by alt the Cabinet hlinicters. •

}luau Rccroi., Esq. was introduced to his Barrairr, upon his
return from the Government of Madras, and re-sworn a Privy
Councillor, and took his seat at the Board accordingly.
The Earl of Witsrawatriso resigned his Seal of office as Lord
Privy Seal, instead of which his MAJESTY was graciously pleased
to present him with a new one, which had previously received
his Royal approbation, as engraved for his Reign.
Viscount SLDASOI3I7I, Viscount CASTLEREAGH, and Earl BA,
THURST, the three Secretaries of State for the Home, Foreign,
and Colonial Departments, also resigned their Seals of Office
made for the Reign of the late KING, and his Maresrr was gra-
ciously pleased to present them with new ones, engraved for his
Reign, and previously approved of by him. The old Seals of
Office were destroyed by Mr. biaLaa, the Clerk of the Council,
who was in attendance.