Star.
London, England, 1823-11-24 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The GLASCOW. o, Captain ac. Dort; arrived at Portsmouth
on Saturday from Bermuda. whither she conveyed General Sir
W. Luattar, K.C.B. the Governor of that Island; Commissioner
Btl=4, of the Naval Dockyard, and their families, who lauded
on the 16th of October, after a pleasant passage of twenty.ooe days.
The caamow left Bernrada on the of October; bringing to
England Commissioner Lewis and family, on their way to Malts.
Admiral Fame was expected at Bermuda, in the &almanac, 60,
Captain lai4uoc, about the middle of November. The Dottiest,
Captain Hoak left the Island on the 21st of October, for Halifax.
In September, ikrmuda was visited by a hurricane, which did cen-
siderable damage. The Ardent (hulk), laying off the Dock-yard,
has since been in such a leaky sate, that it is found she must be
hauled ashwe and broke up.
We are inArmed that the French squadron (which the PHA now,
arrived at Portsmouth, brought iincellipnee of being in the WeNt
Indies), has returned to the ports of France. Two Tufts,
four frigates and sloops, only, were left at Martinique. Should SI-
Lawaxxca Marna think it needful, the Sanaa, 78, will be De-
tained in the West Indies, as his flag-ship ; in which case, Sir Tun-
nag STAINta, K.C.B. will take the command of the Ins.

The Caxnamoz, 80, Captain Mauna, will sail from Chatham,
for Portsmouth and South America, the moment the number of
her crew is completed.
The number of vessels lost in the tales between La Hogue,
Cherbourg, and that part of the French coast, is iscertaised to be
one hundred and ninetetn.

The A itactiris, 18, at Portsmouth, is ordered us be eassadssioned
for foreign service; and the Cygutt and Plover brigs, are tp be
fitted for the packet service ; to be commanded by Lieutenants.
The Ctgirt-51.trtial which commenced at Plyinosth on Captain
CSOKCE C.B. of his Alajesty's ship Humes, on a charge
of delay in getting his ship ready to sail with Sir Bow. Tmouverow
and suite, Ambassador to Lisbon, the proceedings in which were
stopped and the Court subsequently dissolved, by the dangerous ill-
ness of one of the lentbers of the Court (since dead), Is to be re.
newed at this port; Captain Hams and the witnesses have been
ordered hither.

In addition to the natal preparations which have 'wen souse time
making on the part of this country, it is reported that ilsimeurfr,eßrie
of battle ships hare been ordered to be fitted out forthwith,
Letter, from Lisbon, dated the 7th of November, mention that
Iris Majesty's ship itiresecot was lying in the Tagus, and that the
Acme bad arrived there from Plymouth. Mr. W. B. Haantaos,
Midshipman, of the Brans; has been promoted and appointed one
of the Lieutenants of the Acme.

Last week the Custom-house °Seers, at Jersevseised the John
and Caroline, bound from thence to Poole, laden with potatoes, in
consequence of having on board three hundred weight of tobacco,
belonging to a passenger. ,
FALMOUTH, Nov. 22.-Wind S. W.-Arrived the Alpha, TOWN,
from London for the Cape de Verdi; Melaistho PARICY from ditto
for La Guyra ; and Duke of Marlborough packet, from Lisbon.
Sailed his Majesty's brig PARTRIDGR, for Lisbon, wth a Mail; and
Nocton packet, fur the Islands. Arrived cadge port yesterday, the
brig Madeira Packet, ALLEY, from St. Thomas's in sixty-aide days,
-fur London, under jury-masts. On the 28th September, in lat. 30.
long. 65, whilst laying-to, under close reefed 67-sail, in a hurricane,
was thrown on her beam-ends, when they were obliged to cot away
her masts, and heave part of the cargo overboard to lighten her;
every article on deck was washed overboard, land the crew, who
have ever since been on allowance, very mach fatigued, from there
being five feet water in the hold, and both pumps broken, by which
they had great difficulty in saving her.
Pcratouist, NOYESIIIit ie.-Arrived the Louisa. Bases In Imir-
teen days from Gibraltar; the &ears, new brig, from Mil-
ford; Vtandier, from Cork; and 1)W/tar, from a cruise. Sailed yester-
,day, the %Yttrium' CASTLE, 74, Capt. CHALLIS DRS:MOOD, with sealed
orders, supposed for lisbon. The Russia will mil to-morrow for
Spitbead. In Ilanuaase-Barrauxu, Burma's, OCLAN, GENOA,
HUMS, PLAINS, and PARTNIAN.
Nov/usu. 22.-Arrived the Jane, Casting, from Labrador in .
thirty days. Sailed the Shannon, TRINDALL, fur Batavia. Sailed
yesterday, the Piggot, for Bombay.
Dem., Nov. 23.-Wind S.W.-Came down from the River and
reknain, the Sovereign, Sur; Prince George, PARKER.; London,
Ainuor ; Reward, Arnaeasoe ; and Mary, TULLES, for Jamaica ;
George Hilbert, DRYSDALE ; Lloyds, A:VERDI* Hebe, TRISTZ ;
Charente, CAMEZZLI. ; Cognac, MORT ; Glory, Scorr ; Suss nxh,
BAX ; and several others--particulars unknown. Several brigs have
put into Ramsgate for shelter.
CUSTOM.UOUSE, NOVEMBER 22.
Steer P.IITRIED INWARDS-The Indus, from Quebec; Maivina,
from Cephalonia; Preedsen, from Christiana • Sisters, from Stan-
g .te Creek ; Sprightly, from Palermo ; Peter Ellis, from Antwerp ;
alover, from Oporto; John Baker, Irons Cutauia Charming Molly,
from Calais; and Sappho, from Smyrna.
CLRAIDNO ou/weeps-The Ileart of Oak, for St. Domingo; So-
mersetshire, for Jamaica; Fox, for Ostend; Renewal, for Barba-
does; Acteoo, for Bombay; Genoa packet, for Genoa; Meduse,
for Antwerp; Georglana, for Grenada; Julies, for St. Kitt's ;
Elise, for Rotterdam; La Belie Alliance, for Madras; Ageuoria,
for Malta; Trusty, for St. Alichael's ; anti Robert, fur Montserrat.
On the night of Thursday last, the grounds of
THOMAS PAGE, Esq. at Paine s Hill, were visited by a
gang of poachers, supposed to be ten in number. Their.
sport, however, was soon interrupted by the gamer
keeper and his attendants, between whom and the
poachers a desperate rencontre took place, and 'which
probably would have ended fatally, had not a party of.
the Bow-street patrol arrived, by whom the poachers
were routed, and five made prisoners ; the remainder
escaped, but as their persons are well known, it is ex-
.pected they cannot long elude detection. The ante-
'keeper continues extremely ill front the effects of the
blows he received in the conflict.
Wednesday, a public dinner was given, at the Grove,
Camberwell, by the inhabitants of that parish, to. the
Rev. Jong GitoRGE STORIE, who has been recently ap-
pointed to the Vicarage. The meeting was numerous-
and respectable, and was attended by several of the
neighbonting Clergy,.wbo had been invited.
The Directors of the-Ordnance Survey, by order of
the 11aster-Genera}, dispatched two experienced Offi-
cers of that Department, on Saturday, to Gill's Hill
Cottage (Probert's luta residence), to make an accurate
survey of the house and grounds, to be laid before the
Judges at the ensuing Assizes. . •
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, NOV. 24.
Last week we had the most cens:derable supply of Corn in gene-
ral that has come in since harvest, but this morning the quantity
fresh up is again only moderate. There were so few samples of
prime dry new Wheat for sale, that they went off freely on toll as
good terms as last quoted, but our millers neglected other quadra'
and such are therefore dull and rather cheaper. Barley continues
'to sell heavily, and is la. to Is. per quarter cheaper than this day
isensight. Beans do not go•off so freely as of late, and last week s
prices are not maintained. Grey Peas sell heavily, and have de-
clined Is. to 2s. per quarter. Boiling Peas also meet with few
buyers at the terms last quoted. Oats are again only in moderate
sepply, and such parcels as are good and sweet obtain rather more
money than last quoted,' but other descriptions are dull. In Flour
Jo alteration. AIDITEALS LASE WREN.
Wheat, Engiish, qrs. 7,811 I Beans - 2,300
r Illarley e 8,295 Peas , 2,107 - 3,1:3 Irish Oats 2.256
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11,11511 I English Flour, sacks 10,874
TRIMS Ott WARD sate.
Wheat, Red (new), 40s. 50s. Ryer new, 30s. 34s
old, 481. 545. - old, Sic 555.
White new, 445. to 555. Beans, Small, new, 545. zge,
- old, 50s. 645. - olds $75. 401.
Barley, New, 235. 345. Tick, new, 31a. 341.
-- Old, 235. 28s. --- old, 355. 37a. .
Peas, Grey, New, 285. ,30a. • Oats, Feed, new, 201. fills
Old, 295. 31a. old, 21s. 245.
Maple, new, 335. 355. Poland, new, 225. 20s.
old, 325. 34s old, i4s. fils.
White, new, 28a. 345. Praesepe, new, 225. ilk.
....--- old, 30s. 365. ----. old, Ifs. !Ss.
&Rees, new, .163. 445. .Flour, per Such, 408 $Ss. ,
old, 381. 40a. Rapeseed, per WA AWLS&
SMITHFIELD M AEICET, NOVEMBRIL :
The somber of Olen at market Wit sesysing won
swot which we observed many ed inferior qualtif4e,
which were demanded were the sereseas cm last m guano
is supposed towards the idpee of the madellti die •
urge/gm the somber at matter boom•
•In Mutton three Was asses seed . .
gamed as per our last.
Beef, per stone of Sibs. SLIM. to Se.'
Ott 11.1*
Veal, 4s. 04. to 5s Od. Polk as. pod. to
Ns. to 51. 74. Clover,- 51. Os. toOl. RVIA4III,
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