Star.
London, England, 1827-08-04 00:00:00

NavAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Standard, Lusa:soma, from Jamaica, is supposed to be
arrived off Hastings.
The Protector, WAUGH, bound to Madras and Bawl, was
spoken with on the 23d May, in lat. 14. S.
Daat,, Ammer S.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Cush*lton Park,
from Jamaica ; Victory, Fauvism/son, from Bengal ; Robert
Inge, Goasox, from Laguna; Mercy, from Barbadoes ; Diana,
Henry, and Agenuria, from Aherdeen, for the Mediterranean.
Arrived from London the New Albion, &smut, for Malta;
.mire, Lassa, and York, WILKINSON, 'for India; and the Vigilant,
Christen, for Oporto.
Pon:woe=i Austin s.—Wind S.W. to S.—Arrived the Fins.
bury, Wat.zaafrom the Havannalt.
Foramen AUGUST 20—Wind S.—Arrived the Bolivar, RAW
sat,
sat., from Miranilchl.'
PLYMOUTH, Actium s.—Wind S.E.--Arrived the Perseverance,
Hermits for St. Arninew's.with train-yard sprung. Off port, the
City of ildinburgh, Woman, from the Cape, In twelve weeks;
Amelia, Witiroao, from Lima and Valparaiso; and Union, from
Palermo. Put back, the Horner, S DDDDD roan, in consequence of
one of the crew, a man of colour, having attempted the Master's
life, who being landed, the vessel proceeded.
OWN ZOITASED AT tiIIt:COSTOII./1005/11.
TIM* ans—The St. George. Brown. from Gilroada • Hod%
Champlin, from New York ; Russia, Wulff; and Favourite, Kno,
ger, from Arehmpl; Vrouw Fronk., Jansen, from Weener ; Lord
Hawkesbury, Waal°, from Ostend ; Vrouw Margaretta, bless,
from Groningen; Julia, Davies, from Rotterdam; Elbe, Massimo,'
from Riga ; Commerce, Dance, from Rotterdam ; Wesley,, Tin-
dall, from Sc. Petersburgh; Peru, Graham, from the Cape of Good
Hope; Marlborough, Illiddletunl from Jamaica; Caledonia, Lyell,
from Madeira, Maracaibo, and St. Martha; Four Friends, Sper-
sbott, from Falmouth.
CLEARED OUTWAIDIi —lle London PackeyStromer, for Bremen;
Crosby, Pace, for Hamburgh; Robarts, Corbyn, for Calcutta;
Columbia, Delano, for New York; Thorp, Hardy, for Eisinear
and Riga; Hope, Hill, for Tenerife, Madras, and Calcutta;
Tamerlane, Bristow, for Genoa and Leghorn; Huffnuag, Horst.
man, fur Braake and Bremen ; Waterloo Packet, Cole, for Cork ;
Superb, Stranaclt, for Antwerp ; Zealous, Wood, for Aveiro;
Joyeuse Arrivee, Benist, for Antwerp and Brussels ; Hamburgh,
Wood, for Bilinear and St. Petersburgh; Agnes, Jones, for Boo-
logne; and the Success) Hutchinson, fnr'Malaga.

THE HAk

Tuesday a small field of barley was cut down on the farm of In-
verleith, in the vicinity of Bdinburgh.
Oath began at North Berwick on the 27th July, on a farm
belonging to General Dalrymple, where a few acres of Georgian
oats were cut—a fine crop.
The harvest has generally commenced in the neighbourhood of
Plymouth, and we are happy to state that it Is throughout abundant,
not only in ear but in straw. The weather is delightful, and alto-
gether, Ceres never smiled more propitiously than at present.
Harvest has commenced in the North of Drew). A floe field of
Oats, the property of the Rev. B. W. Wrey, of Corffe, la the parish
of Tawstock. was cut on Tuesday week.
A field of Barley, the property of Mr. Higgins, of the Swan Inn,
Huntingdon, which was growing en Saturday last, was cut, carried,
stacked, and thrashed by the following Wednesday.

A Telegraphic Communication between Liverpool
and Holyhead is about to be established.
No fewer than fortythree barristers were in attend.
ance at Worcester Assizes ; what proportion of the num•
•ber held briefs we have not heard; a majority, however,
seemed to enjoy the luxuries of leisure.—Worcester Jour.
Wednesday a most unfortunate accident befel Lieur.
Houma, of the nth, or Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, by the
falling of his horse in riding over Smahnouth Sands. He received
a most serious injury in his face and several pairs of his body, and
now Segni In Weymouth Barracks.
Friday se'nnight a blind fidler, who played in the
Stirling Castle steam-boat, sailing betwixt Stirling and Newhaven,
fell overboard. and was unfortunately drowned.
Wednesday se'nnight, while the Beonevis steamboat
was between Fort William and Fort Augustus, a passenger of the
name of Frazer, who was returning from Glasgow. in ill health,
having stated to the Captain on deck that he was dying, was taken
to the steerage, where he expired in a few minutes.
Sunday afternoon a house fell down in Red Lion-
square, Oxford, with a tremendous crash. Fortunately
it was unoccupied, and no person was in the least injured.
Mr. JOHNSON, of King's Grove, Lissom Green, on
Wednesday. between eleven and twelve o'clock, while
weeding his garden, suddenly placed his hands to his
head and fell ; his wife and. brother raised him up, but
he was no more. He was in sound bodily health on the
day of his death ; and his sudden departure can only
be attributed to his having been struck by the sun's rays'
direct. An Inquest was held upon the deceased yester- '
day, and a verdict " Died by the visitation of Goo,"
returned.

Yesterday an Inquest was held at the Boar's Hrad,
Carter-street, Euston-scpares on the body of E. Itus.ell,
a brewer, who was,druwned in a vat of beer on Wednes-
day night. From the evidence of his fellow-workmen,
it appeared that the deceased, in passing over ranges of
vats in the dark, fell in through a trap-door, and was
suffocated before any assistance could be tendered,—
Verdict—Accidental Math.