Star.
London, England, 1825-12-05 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Basilisk cutter, Lieut. Hoven, is taking on board specie, a
the Tower, for the use of Ireland.
norm:vie, Dec. 3.-Wind SW. to .W.-:Arrived the Zephyr
packet, from Jamaica,rsailed Itath Octot.er ; and from Crooked
Island, Ist November; and 41. Majesty's ship Diseaectr, front
Portsmouth for Cape Coast. .Put in by contrary winds, several
outward bound vessels. Sailed the &Antler packet, for Lisbon.
Put back, the Sir F. Adam, steamer, fur CorIA. •
PLYMOUTH, Dec. 3.-Wind W.S. W.-Arrived the following
outward bound vessels froni the Downs, viz. The Montreal, Avon,
Argo, Georgiana, Dunstan packet, Compact, Henry' • William,
Cecrops, Bar. lay, Nisby, Eagle, Symmetry, Brazil packet, Annus,
Frederick, and Parmella transport.
PORTMOUTII,• Dm. 3.-Wednesday evening, the Srannaez, 78,
Rear-Admiral...Guiana* Elms . Martino, C. B. arrived* front Rio
Janeiro, last :from Lisbon, whence she sailed on thel9th ulc.' in
company with the Surges, 70, Sir Tunnel Slams, Ban. K.C.B.
which ship arrived with' ker. The SUPtell was relieved in service
in the Tagus, by the Ammon. 74, Captain OMM4IIIIEY ; she is to be
paid off at this port, and se-commissioned. The SPARTIATII is re-
turned home with the Officers and crew of the Wat.t.eritate, front
being found unfit for active service ; she made two feet water an
hour during the 76 days preceding her arrival: two pumps were
kept constantly going. Her Officers and crew are to be turned
over to the Mocvnatt, 74, which ship will be comunissionest for
service. She was towed into harbour this afternoon (the wind
being foul) by the Lightning steam vessel.
The Hantenent, 18, Captain hams Scorn came in this morn.
log, from Plymouth. . .
Dac. 4.-Wind N. E:.-Arrived the Loyalfst, Ravens, from Prince
Edward's Island, in 23 days"g• and Persia, Et.t.witte, from Flushing
for India. Sailed the Albion, Paix.-roa, for New South Wales;
and Atlas, I-twosome. for Alkali,. •
DEAL, N.W. by N.- Arriurti the Susan,
BANE‘, from the liavannah; and the Olive Branch. Asineloos,
front the Cape of Good Hope.. Passed through from the River,
the Hall. Man, for Curia; Oporto, Cover, far Oporto;
Jane Catherine, I/A acOv,- and Joint Shand, Item.. fur Jamaica ;
Elizabeth, Wmitrn, for Grenada; Catherine Green, Doris, for
Saar A Leone; his Al.ijesty!tt ship Dorman. for ILdifaz ; and the
Dromedary store.ship, to the wesswksid.
Livearoot., Dec. 3.-Wind W.-Arrived the Lung, Wit.tultm.
SON. front Nfaranharn; Latch, —, from Alicant ; -and Mary,
-a---, front Terceira.
CUSTOAI-I101.:SE, DECENIRER 3.
SNIPS Tomato INWARPS.-.The Industry and Harmony, from
(invitee ; Sarah, from Virginia; Ann, from Bahia ; Fyz and Nep.
tune, from Oitcnd ; Thornton and Albion, from Rigs ; Nancy.
front D 'antzic• Princess Royal, Queen Charlatte;• Active, and
Delight, from Dunkirk; Hand of Providence, from St. Peters-
burgh ; Albion, front Rio ; Earl of Clancarty, from Rotterdam.
Lerman Orr:warms -Dollyn, for Rotterdam; Perseverance.
and Heros, for Calais; Sophia, for.Brerrieu; ilkuckarel, fur Nona;
Laurel, for St. Thomas's; and Susanna, for Dunkirk.

The 21a tilt. his Serene Highness Duke CoAnt.rs
Kuozait of Lorraine died of an apoplectic fit. in his Palace at Vienna.
There will be an Admn•a ty Session held at the Old
Bailey, on Friday, the 23d of this month.
The question as to the right of the parishioners of St.
Andrew, Holborn, to serve on Juries at St. ILartholo-
mew's Hospital, is to' be by ought to issue. An inhabitant
summoned to attend a Jury on Saturday, -positively
refused, and the Conosttia de,laredit tube hii intention
to indict him.
•
• CORN EXCIIANGF., MARK-LANE, Diciants S.
There were good arrivals of all sorts of Grain last Week. and this
morning the fresh supplies are only moderate. The general langtor
arid depression that is experienced in all trades at paesent, is also fel
in our market. Our quantities are not sufficient to occasion anyt
material reduction. Wheat, however, may be again quoted ls. to
2s. per qr. lower, with an extremely dull trade. Barley is also re-
duced Is. per quarter, except for very fine malting parcels. Beans
remain much as last quoted. Boiling Peas are very scarce, and 2s.
per qr. dearer. Grey Peas are the same as Lis; reported. There is
no alteration in the value of Oats, but the trade is by no means brisk.
Flour meets a very languid demand. itape Seed is rather lower.

Rye, old, She. 40s.
Beans, Small, new, 42a. 48s.
--- old, 465. 525.
Tick, new, 565. 421.
- old, 38s. 445.
Oats, Feed, new, 235. 255.
- old, Us. 275.
Poland, new, 116 s. 19s.
old, 261. 30e.
Potasoe, new, 26e. 32..
old, 26e. 31s.
Scotch, 325. 341.
Foreign Oats, 00s. 00s.
Flour, per Sack, 30s. 60s.
ARILIVALI Wins. •
Wheat, English, vs. 7,754 I Peas, V •S. 1,423
Harley 8,695 Irish Oats. 3,915
Malt • - 7.122 Foreigb Oats - &Me
Qats 12,3911 Fot tips, Rarity - 790
Beans- 8,003 English Flour, sacks 13,866
SMITHFIELD MARKET, Dammam S.
In the Beef market, tke price condones neatly as we have quoted
it of late, the-quotation being le. 6d. ,te ss, par stone, according to
quidity. In the Mutton trade. likewise, the variation is enimpor-
usat, the best Downs In MOnb Si. to Ss. itiLper stone; and the
coarser 4s. lid. to 46. lod. per atone: the inferior Meat 431.6 d. to
4s. 6d. preemie. • The Veal trade is rather heavy, ss. Id. to els. per
stone bang the quotation for the best young Calves; andthe larger
are at ss. to 31.64. per stooe. In the Pork trade there is scarce my
variation.-Beaase,ll,ll29; 5heep...16.440 ; Pigs, 80; Calves, 196.
Heef, 4s- Gd.te as. par stone ; Mutton, 4.. ed. to 5.. 2d. Veal, s*.
to 6s. Pock, Ss. to.th.-Ilay per ini.d. A:: 1.55. to £5; Clover, 44 41.
t..r.5 its. jut. Straw, .ECI 16s. to Xl'.

Wheat, Ited,new, 60s. 675.
-- old, 58s. 48s.
White, new, 6ss. 70s.
- old 625. 745.
Barley, 50s. 365.
Milting, 50s. 475.
Peas, Grey, 1495, 465. 475.
-- Old, 40s. 445.
Dllsett, 1825, 465. 485.
444.465.
White, new, 40s. 465.
old, 40$. 455.
Boilers, 1825, 545. 565.
old, 463. 525.