Star.
London, England, 1821-05-16 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The David Scott, WAIMLINOMIN; Windsor Castle, Lee; Nancy;
THOMPSON; WOMIIII4III, ; GOICOOdS; Enwauts; and de
William Mosey, Jacesow, had sailed from Bengal, and were
daily expected at Madras, on the 13th afJanuary. on their way
to Ragland: the Phenix, Bosoms' was to sail from Bengal ou
the 3d; Lady Ranee, COXIIINSL ; and James Sibbald, Fuser,
for the Coast, on the 31st; Lady Carrington, Wass, for Lon
don, in all January; Lady Yeunaway, lalv.t., for London, is
February ; Ann and Amelia (country ship) the end of Janmov ;
three or four country ships were fitting out for London. Toe
P(ovidence, AMAIN was spoken with an the 27th of December,
in the Bay of Bengal. The Ben Jonson sailed from th, Cape
fee London on the 6th ; the Warren hiastings and Lallans sailed
from St. Helena for London previous to the 24th.

Pt.vstoore, MAT 14.—Wind W.N.W.—Atrived of this part,
the Henry, Lowe', from Sierra Leone, and sailed fur London.
Sir Ggoace COLLIZR was expected there daily in the 'Nests,
from a Cruise. Sailed the Marshal Wellington, Gaiter; far
London; and Mary, SIIEPIIEIIO, for Siena Leone.

Poitessoctls, Mar 15.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived his 112.
jesty's ship CassisLucia, from a cruise.

MAL, Mar S W.—Came down front the IlFer
yesterday and remain, the Jemima, Warr, for the ('ape and
Batavia; Ajax, ClA 1414 for Madras; Nefeus, II K. for Ilia
Janeiro; William Alarming, Sutra, for St. Kitt',;
RUTH lIRFOILD. for St. Vincent's; Mediterranean, DARE, t.r
Marseilles; Lord Wellington, Mahout, for Quebec; if cv:'01::,
MiKILLOT, for Mirarniehi ; Iltrcuh.s, BOVNAN, for 1 NW: ; S -
CaliC/CMAY, for Gibralttr ; and Britannia, SIEVCART, tor S..
John's, (N. 11). Arrived and sailed fur the River, the Thorns;
Comm. Mauroxisatiss, from China. 11re Catharine Stewart,
FOItSICS, from Bombay, nal remains, and a fleet of outward.
bound, all well.

DOVER, Nlair 15.—Arrived the Governor Carver, 'Liner.,
from Rotterdam for Boston. after cutting from two anchors and
rabies under Dungeness.
RAMSGAT; MAY 15.—Arrived the Walpole, Hosea:, from
Sunderland for Ilythe, with loss of anchor and cable; and
Royal Oak, Masonic, from Southampton for London, with
loss of misers-mast. The Margaret, of Perth, front London,
broke an anchor this rnoming,and has been supplied with another.
Mar 15.—Arrived the Hope, FLINT, from
Bengal; and Castle Forbes, Raze, from Bombay.
Worranavast, Mar 13.—Arrived the Fortune, Ticxr.z, front
Liverpool. for Newfoundland, with low of boats, bulwarks,
&c. having experienced very severe weather off the North-wet
coast of Ireland.

Lrszaroos., May 14.—The Grenada, fnr Buenos Ayres, has
bees run foul of in the river, and lost her bowsprit, anchorsal
cable, and spritsail-yard.

Captain PARRY'S Journal of his Voyage for ex
Discovery of a North-West Passage, was published
THIS DAY.

FlRE.—This morning, about half-past two o'clock,
a fire broke out at the Three Horse-shoes
public-
house, in Pear Tree-court, Clerkenwell-close, and
raged with great violence, threatening destruction to
all the adjoining houses, which, being very old, hate
no party walls; but the fl.imes were subdued after
the house in which the fire originated, and three
others, were consumed. The origin of the accli!ent is
not known; but the conjecture is, that it fOM
the bar, the fire having begun in the lower part of
the house, about an hour after the family had retired
to rest. The smoke was discovered by a watchman,
who, unable at first to alarm the inmates, broke open
the door, when the flames butt forth into the street.
The landlady was saved with difficulty, and the
lodgers, we are happy to eclat, were also saved, day
means of ladders, from the peril to which they were
exposed. In the adjoining house, one of those de-
stroyed, lived a poor old woman alone, this habita-
tion having been provided for her by the Parish: she
was taken out of her bed, and carried to a neighbour-
ing house, with only a few things around her, the rest
of her clothes, and what little property she had, haw
in g become a prey to the devouring element.
ELOPEMENT.—Monday se'nnight, Mrs. }lanais,
wife of Mr. HAYDON, residing at Grove-house, Tops.
ham, eloped with a• person named SYMFS, formerly
a midshipman in the navy, but of late a spirit-deafer,
at Martock, in Somersetshire. The details of this
case are of the most shocking description, Mrs. Hay-
now having so far forgotten the duties of a mother
as to leave two babes at home, one only seven months
old, and to accompany a married man, who has left
a wife at Crediton, with one child, and in hourly ci-
pectation of another. The fugitives were pursued by
Mr. HAYDON and a Police-Officer, about ten hcurs
after their departure, and traced direct to London,
not even disguising their route at any stage. At Salts-
bury the parymonr placed himself and there omit out-
side a coach, and reached London about four o'clock
the same afternoon. The pursuing party arrived at
Bow-street in two hours after ; but no clue could be
obtained likely to effect a discovery, until the follow-
ing morning, when they were recognized by Salmon,
the Bow-street Officer, at the Green Man, Blackheath,
where they had passed the night. The lady was im-
mediately taken into custody, and the destroyer of
the peace of two families was overcome by a fainting
fit. Mr. HAYDON resigned his wife into the hands of
a friend of her father, and the affair ended. A se-
paration, we understand, has taken place, and a di-
vorce will immediately follow. But what adds hor-
ror to the crime is, that the opportunity chosen for
the elopement was at a time when the father of Mr.
HAYDON lay a corpse 1 On the whole, we never met
with a circumstance more replete with depravity, or
more repugnant to the feelings of humanity.
Coax EXCHAWOI, MARK-LANE, MAT 36.-.-Having but a rusil
supply of Wheat, that of fine quality met ready sale this morn-
ing, on as good terms as on blondzy, but there was scarcely
any demand for the inferior qualities. The continua= of old
.
weather has increased the demand for fine Malting Raley, prune
samples of which go off freely, and what little appeared 10-61
obtained Monday's prices. Having large arrivals of Oats from
Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, as well as from Ireland, the sales
were heavy to-day, at a decline of 6d. per quarter. In Boos
and Peas no alteration.

DIED.
On the l'lth January last, on board the General Hewitt Ea
Indianian, on bet passage from China, Mr. John Noble Rsia•
cock, Sixth Mate, in the 40th year of his age—known to fore
but by those few beloved.
April 20; at Rome, Lieutenant-General Read, of cr0v,.00.5,
Wiltshire, late of his Majesty's tit Regiment of Life Guar

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