Star.
London, England, 1823-07-07 00:00:00

NAVAL INTILLIgENCE.

The Company's slip 0111gtreani *Mesta of Dover yeatetday;
she sailed from Diastases* Xiiebourthe ath, and left' the pilot the
15th February. She arrived at Madras the rld of February, and
sailed thence on the 10th.of March, for St. Helena, Where the •
arrived the 9th of May. She sailed from St. Helena for Eng-
land the 16th of May. The Warren Hastings arrived at St.
Helena from Bengal on the 12th of May, and the Marchioness of 1
Ely on the 15th of \lay. •
The Argonaut, I.lzaenatrr, from the Fhillippine Islands to j
Nantes, was taken on the 11th ult. off Cape Ortega!, by the Hero I
Mina, Spanish privateer, and carried into Corunna the 15th tilt.
The Maria Ann, C.sersoke, from St. Maine, to St. Domingo,
I was taken-and carried into Corunna previous to the 234 ult. by
a Spanish privateer.
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Y0R133100.111, JOLT s.—Wednesday, the GLAgoow, 40, ‘..ap-
tain B. C. Dort; arrived from Genoa and Gibraltar, having
landed at the former place, on the 27th of May, the Marquis
and Marchioness of Hmencas and family, from Calcutta. The
Gsaaaow left Genoa on the 2d, and Gibraltar on the 15th of
June, when the Tames, Captain Gunter, was lying there. The
Earl of Dt.essusovon came passenger by her from Genoa. Yes-
terday she tame into harbour to be rebttcd for Channel service.
Remain at Spithead—Royal George, Royal Sovereign, and
Prince Regent, Yachts, and SERINGIArATAII and 13asistsx, ships
of war.

Arrived at the Quarantine Ground, this morning, the Vigilant,
JOHN STRANG, Master. front Gallipoli, laden with oil to this port,
for orders.—Also the schooner Louisa, LUIS, Master, from
Gibraltar, with fruit, bound to Jersey.
The JAS Pili, 10-gun sloop, Captain A. D. Y. ARICTUNOT, was
towed out of Portsmouth harbour on Wednesday evening, by
the Canal Company's steam vessel (the wind being unfavourable
for her to sail out), and she proceeded immediately afterwards
for the Nore, whence, it is said, she will sail for St. Petersburgh,
on a complimentary missiou to the Emperor of Russia.
The Borodino transport, and the Ann merchant ship, from
Malta, were released from quarantine on Wednesday, and the
troops, invalids, &c. which they brought home, landed. About
sixty naval invalids, from (be squadron In the Mediterranean,
came home in the Ann.
Thursday the LARNM, 20-gun sloop, Captain Femme: Mut-
lIVAT, sailed front this port for the Cape of Good Hope and
the East Indies,with dispatches for the Commanders-in-Chief on
those stations ; also some Medical Officers and a party of seamen
and marines for the LEVEN and 113A/MACOUTA, employed in sur-
veying the Eastern coast of Africa, the crews of those vessels
having been very much reduced by sickness. The Suss,
90-gun sloop, Captain AISTCHILL, Williftillow for the same desti-
nation in a few days.
Vice-Admiral Sir L. W. Ibasvx.so, K.C.B. has been ap-
pointed Commander.dn-Chief on the Jamaica station, in the place
of Commodore 011/I[N. The Isis, of 50 guns, is fitting in the
River for his reception. .
JOLT 6.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Ratcliff and Shakespear
from the Downs, for the South Seas, and Good Intent, HarrlN,
from Cadiz.
Dear., Jinx S. W.—Arrived last night and sailed for
the River. theColdstream, Stinnes, from Calcutta, and not the
Warren Hastings, which was reported by mistake. Came
down front the River, the Phylmia, POSTOATI, for Bilboa; '
Diana, blitzes, for blogadore, and sailed at noon with the rest
of 'the outward bound.—Six r. m. Fresh breezes, and the out-
ward bound have put back.
Jer.v. 6.—Wind S. W.—Arrived and sailed for the Rivet,
the Magnet, Monter' in 24 days from New York ; Smeaton Cas-
tle, Balms, from St. ; Stranger, Ductile, from Ml-
ramichi ; Thames, Curt front Quebec ; Juliana, Coss, ftont
Sierra Leone; Regent, icassult from Rio; blade, Cocurrs,
from New York; Amphitrite, armistice, from Teneriffe ; and
several others, particulars unknown. Came down from the
River, the Martha, Thomas, for Seville; Enterprise, Leon, for
Alicant ; Eagle, Sims, for St. John's ;Mary, Aimee, for Calcutta.
FALMOUTH, JULY 4.—Wind W. to N. W.—Arrived the Wal-
shigham packet, from the Brazils, sailed from Rio the 27th April,
Bahia 15th May, and Pernambuco 24th May ;in lat. 13. long.
39. was boarded by a Portuguese brig of war, and informed that
Lord Cocxaatale bad made his appearance off the Coast of Bahia
ten days since, when, after a partial salon with one of the Por-
tuguese frigates, be hauled off to the Eastward, and had not
since been seetsby any one of the squadron. Sidled the Osborn
packet, for the Mediterranean.
JULY s.—Wind S. W—Sailed the Tartar steam-vessel, RAI/.
reasim, for Lisbon.
nasal:arra, Jut.: s.—Wind &Vir.-,—Arrived his. Majesty's
ship PAIRTHIAN, front Cadiz;. Three Sisters, Cowes,. from
I Rouen; Amanthea, RAODI, from the Mediterranean; and
Geed Hope, Casale, from ditto.
.Dtrntrairrsostor Peizs-Minsay.—The Morgiana, for the Es-
perms*, and the Snapper, for the Conceicao and some slaves,
on the llth inst. at No. 7, Great Scotland-yard, Whitehall, and
recalled there.
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.

suaaroiu.
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Wm. Begg (assist.),
.t.q the- Adventure; Adamson and.
Jas. Kittle (sup.)% to the Aritiroisia-aie-;-Jaa. Veitch (assist.); to
the Arrow cutter • Wm. Rogers, to flte. Minna.; David Jardine,
(assist.) to the liarracontr; •W. Hunter and • Fred. Crain
(assist.), John S. Wilkiaton atid.Wnt.-.Bland (sup.), to the Bri-
tannia; John Daly and John Kidd (assist.), to the Bulwark;
Mich. M'Emally (act.), to thilliiitard ; John Cunningham,
and assistants John Bunter anti John Clarke, to the Cambridge ;
Wm. Clarke, to ate Camelion ; Rd. Allen (assist.) (act.), to.the
Chanticleer;. Chas. Kennedy,. to tki.Columbine ; Jos. Steret
(act.), to. the Cyrene ; David Proctoy (act:), to tite Frolic ;
Ala. Whyte, assistants James MgAlaster and Thos. Watt, to
the Ganges; A. D. Wilson (snp.), to the Gloucester ; Thomas
Dona, to the Griper; • Nieh. Churchill and David Geddes
(assist.), to the Late; James Smyth (act.), and John Kay
(assist.), to the Liffey ; Chas. D. Keane (assist.), to the Martial ;
Thaddeus Porter(assist.), to the Martin;: Robt. Malcolm, to
the Medina; -John Greig, and John McKittrick (assist.), to the
Mersey; John Liddell, and Graham Acton (assist.), to the
Naiad; Robert H. Iloggan (assist.), to the Pandora; William
Huey, to the Pelotas It& Warwick (assist.), to the Prince
Regent; Wm. Watt (assist.), Edw. West, Benj. Dickson, no.
ben APCbrntick, David Brown, and Pitrce Power (map.), to
the Queen Charlotte ; John Williams, supernumeraries Joseph
Dallaway and Charles Miller; assistant P.D. Williams; Isaac Dias,
A. Wood, T. Foster, J Buist, Jer. Riordan, E. Graebke' G.
fit Milian, Stephen Mason, William Aitchison, Robt. Gordon,'
Jas. Gay, Campbell France, and J.' G. Sebire (supernumerary
assistants), to the Ramillies; Afcb.Sinith (assist:) to the Ranger ;
W. Leyson, and C. Morthuer (assist.), to the Redpule ; A. Watson,
J. Wilson(2), and Wm. Pomo, (2), (assistants), to the Revenge;
Francis Logan, to the Rifleman ; John Campbell (assist.), to the
Rochefort ; GeOrge Roddam and it. Scott (assist.) to the Royal
George yacht; James Kills (act.)il to the &rapid ; Henry Ryan,
to the Seppatain; Win. ykm and Mich. Nugent, to the
Spey; ener.er Scott, and assistants George Imlay and Peter
Leonard, to the &Duthie ; Ream: Stuart, to the Thetis; Arch.
Gilchrist, to the Windsor Castle.
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Joa. Littlewood, to the ArbioliTitich. Sampson, to the Gan-
ger; ()avid Morton (act.), to the Naiad ; Jas. Edw. &midge,
pop, to the Queen Charlotte.

It appears by the I, ish Papers received this morn-
ing, that, although the first of July passed over
quietly in Dublin, yet in some places processions were
attempted, and that at Newry there was a serious riot,
in which two persons were- Wounded by musket shots.
Wednesday se'nnight, rather an interesting looking.
woman was observed standing on the verge 'of the
quay, Dundee,-opposite to where the brig Fortitude,'
freighted with passengers for America, was lying—'
when, on hearing a shot fired, she thought it was the
signal for sailing, on which she plunged into the
river with the view of reaching tbo or, abiding
the consequences. She *its Antenna-ll taken op,•
and on being recovered, sbe-sisid; in inplariation,that-
her husband was on board the Vessel,haritig deserted
;her and her family. There was an order inkantdiately'
for his'being relanded.

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It has bien receritlY'cliscovered that a de.fernsedl
lad, resident in Exeter workhotise, yinise&ses unonerall
logical abilities. The lad; being dunui,.setsjs forth AP
Ltbe ebullitions of his mind in ii;eris sciiptis. •
L•" A few days ago,• a.female, child, about seven years
old, named Stringer, :fell Into* well, upwards or*
feet deep, in St. John's-place,• Canterbury, and was
safely extricated without receiving agateilid injury.

LORD COCIIRANR4

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EXTRACT OF A LETTER RECEIVED BY A RUNNING SHIP

FROM BAIIIA, DAXBD
Oil our arrival at Rio de Jane We found *Lord Cochrare
' Admiral of the Bras Man fleet. He had all-i4sl a short time be-
•fore front Valparilso, in a brig called the Colonel Allen, which,
it is said, is his own property. While in the Citilian service (a
period of four years), bis.Lordebip received not more than half
I his pay ; the idea of his 'possessing great wealth is totally un-
founded in truth. Ilis Lordship looks extremely well, and ge-
lnerally wears a blue frock riot, with two brae-Ind:ion epaulets;
a gold laced cocked hat, arts a blaussah over his shoulder—the
lensign of an Order latAy underred on him by his Majesty the
Emperor of the Brazils. His salary is Z 0,060 dollars a year, of
which he has received 15,000, as six Months advance. It is slid
that Bonifacio was the oaly Minister tltzt supported the prop.
sition of giving his Lordship the chief conunand of the Brazilian
fleet ; and his inlleence prevailed over every other. It is under-
stood, that his Lordship would have tlealined ;he honoint of the
command, could he have made a creditable retreat ; indeed, it
is said, that on hearing an unfavourable feeling existed in the
Ministry towards him, he would haveimmediately left the hnr-
hour, but as an embargo was laid upon all versels ; ittinL7 et
he could not pass the forts with gaiety. The prevalent opinion
is, that Ms Lordship's situation is•very precarious, anti by no
Means enviable. It greatly depends, not only on the results of
the future operations of the fleet outlet his command, bet upon
the unfriendly feelings alluded to. The difficulties that he has
to contend with, are almost unsut mountable. Ills fleet is manned
by all descriptions of persons.
" It•consistu of the Don Pedlb, 78 guns, Lord Cochrane, Ada
mind of -.he Fleet, Captain Crosby ;• Union, 56 guns, Captain
David Jewitt ; Maria de Gloria (frigate), Captain Beaupere ;
Liberale, 54, Garcon, Captain (a Brazilian); Netheroby (far-
merly English Volage), Captain Taylor (late Lieutenant of the
nioatom) L 14ightinple brig (formerly English), 18 gives ; another
brig of war, and two schooners; threefire-ships, not quite ready,
were to follow., The Don Pedro is named after the Enloe/via
Captain Crosby served with, Lord Cochrane in the 0'
the China's) service. • David Jewitt, Captain of the Union
American, was in the chief command of the fleet before Lord
Cochrane's arrival. It is s ,id, that Lord Cochrane tomcat hint
out of the Chili= service far ill conduct. Maria de Gloria is
named after the Emperor a eldest daughter—she is a fine vessel,
acid was formeily an American privateer. The Netherohy (for-
inerly Volage) was purchased by the Goiternment of this coun-
try for E 25,000; she has since been almost rebuilt by voluntary
subscription. The Nightingale still retains use name that she
held in the English service."

Join:DE/scow and SONS, Cabinet and Chair-manub
facturers, Upholsterers, &c. be,j leave to inform
the Nobility, Gentry, and their Friends, they have
OPENED a WARE-RCO!4 at their Manufactory, Riding-
house-lane, Great Portland-street, where they keep
a general Assortment of Cabinet, Chair, and Uphol.
stery Goods: and superintending every department
themselves, are enabled to serve them on the very
lowest manufacturing terms for money, and solicit an
inspection—every Article being of the hest ma-
terials, workmanship, and seasoned wood. 1: is not
the intention of J. D. and Sons to come in competi-
tion with any House selling inferior Goods at lower
pikes ; but they pledge themselves, the very lowest
prices are affixed to each Article, and no abatement
can be made. J. 1). sen. begs to add, his Manufac-
tory has been established upwards of twenty tea's,
and his Furniture in most of the Mansions of the
United Kingdom.—Funerals Performed.—Dealers in
Mahogany and other Woods.—N. B.' On account of
the New Church building at the top of Riding-house-
lane, in Portland-place, carriages must come into
Great Portland-street.„ •
Coacttalk—The seemingly paradoxical maxim, that
" the more coaches the .mare passengers," appears to
have soinefoundation in troth Looking at D mfries
district. alone, there has been no very remarkable in-
crease ofpopulation daring the last quarter of a een-
,tury ; yet, five-and twenty years ago, there were only
two coaches belonging to that town, viz. a three day
a week diligence to Edinburgh, and another to Cal-
i lisle--the last under special favour. Now, however,
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independently of .the Edinburgh Royal Mail, they
have two four-horse coaches and one mail, wh•ch r► n
daily between Glasgow and London, passing through
many of the principal towns in England. Farther,
they have the Edinburgh Commercial Coach every
morning ; two light post-coaches to Cu:mock and
Kilmarnock ; one to Kirkcudbiight ; and another,
which passes through the Glenkens, to Newton-
Stewart. 'faencourage the two last, the county Gen-
tlemen have agreed to let them run free of toll. This
increase cf coaching agues a Ay ourable change in
the habits and circumstances of the peoj:Te. Some-
thing, of course, must be allowed for the spirit of
competition, and the altered arithmetic of .the lx t
census ; but, these data admitted, the problem is still
•far from being.solved.

Fr idat liVa;fully committed to Oxford county gaol,
John Carter, the celebrated pugilist, charged on a
violent suspicion of having robbed the Banbury Mail,
on the 25th ult. of a parcel, containing a 1;5 note
and three one pound notes.— He was app eltern.:ed by
Mr. John Smiti , police officer, on Wednesday la t,
in Loudon.
• CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JULY 7.

There were considerable arrivals of Grain and Hour last
week and this morning. The fresh arrival., thaugh only ram.
derate in quantity, are more than adequite P..) the pre.enrile-
wand. I'rime parcels of Wheat obtain last Rio iday's price.,
but all other kind. sell very heavily, and less terms are stibinitt• d
to, in order to effect salts. Barley remains without variation.
In Beans there is very little trade at present. Theff me but fe .v
Peas at market, and scarcely any demand for them. Oats tout
sale at the rates of this day sa'nnight ; but business cannot be
transacted to any great eztunt: Flour sells very heavily.' .
PRICES ON BriARD OF 6111 P.
40s 61s I Rye, New
Beans, Small
lick, New
Oats, Feed
--- Short
- Poland
Potatne
Flour, per Sack
Rapeseed
werE.

Wheat, Red
White

-34 s 385

46s 65s
28s 36s
365 37s
30s 40s
325 40s
- 435 455
35s rig.
- 455 505
RaIvAILS

Barley
Peas, Hog -
-- Maple
White

32s 3Ls
29 n:s
- cis cAs
t.cs its
2511 2:4s
-25 s 301

Boilers

Grey
Malt •

514 bGs
• - Ale ,e3l

Wheat, English, qrs. 8,193 Beans - Bw7
Barley - 468 Peas - r 141
A .. lalt £,VSB, • Irish Oats - ' 14,50 u
oats - • •
.... • 2,426 lingliih Floiar, sacks 10,013
trr LS li
the C°l t
ReturnsN '
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GEVERALA(IrwsEacII,OAGGayeItE-PwistlimpoClisOmFißioßx!,
elr;'"l`,.!ctiffB.'
.7,..rni Mint; up
pd
Towns in 1.;;.g.
ForranthdoleameWieukaki.sndeel.
Wheat:: Ws 2J{ Om . ' . 255• 3d I Beans
Bark*, -.• 3$a4 di inps. . •Ma lcd Peas
. • • : PIII,IOIi•OF.SUGAR .
. . . . .
,-The Avecage,Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar. corn-
mood &am. ;be Returns made in the Week ending 2d Jul!,
jags. .7.11. 71d. per cwt. exclusive of linportation Dukes.
'-'77 • iMITHFIELD I.AIRICET, JULY,7.
1. There wits i good supply of Cat/. at Market this stMaisg,
'hilt theprices demanded. were mach the same as last ilariet-
day, although the trade was not brisk. It is expected tl4 moment
rarli.unent breaks up, and the families2o out.sf town, an kiwis
. •
,of meat will lowet in price. .
--Beef, per #.tme OftilSs: 55..-tid.aso is. ed. Mutton, 39. CI to
UAW. Ve.al, ts.od! to .78.0 d. Lamb, 4b. 04. to..So.dd. Pork, 3s. 6J.
034. 10S. • -

33s td
36. 1 id