Star.
London, England, 1825-09-13 00:00:00

THE ARNO':

The detachment of the Royal Staff Corps, stationed at Gren-
ville. Lower Canada, has been reinforced by an addition of one
company.
The Provisional Battalion.which has been formed at Portsmouth,
and placed under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Kerr, eon.
silts of the following Depots. viz. I Ilth, 28th, 36th, 51st, S2d, 80th,
90th. and 9Sth Regiments of Infantry; the depot of the 32d Foot I
did Conn a part of the Battalion, but on the arrival of the Regi-
ment at the Motberbank, from Corfu, the Depot was embarked,
in order that it might proceed with the Regiment to Devonport.
We have reason to believe. that the only changes at present con-
templated in the stations of the Depots abovementioned, is that of
the 80th Foot. which will be ordered to Manchester.
Sixteen recruits have very lately joined the Depot of the 7th
Foot, at Dover.

Sixty recruits have very lately joined the 34t6 Regiment,-at
Longford.
The Depot of the 50th Foot, now at Glasgow, have, within the
list ten days, enlisted twenty recruits at that place.
Nine recruits have very lately joined the Depot of the sed, at
Portsmouth.

Forty recruits have very recently joined the Depot of the 91st
Font, at Edinburgh.
The °Meer commanding the depot of the 23d Foot, at Brecon,
has received directions from the Adjutant-General, to station Re-
cruiting Parties at Carmarthen and Ilaverferdwest.

Detachments belonging to the 2d, 45th, 38th, 6d, 20th, 5351, 54th,
59th, 31st, 40th, 57th, 14th, 13th, and 44th Regiments of Edon.
try, marched yesterday from Westminster, for Chatham.
Detachments belonging to the 4th and 11th Regimentsof Light
Dragoons, from Westminster, for the Cavalry Depot at Maidstone.
A Detachment of the 35th Regiment of Foot, from Westmin-
ster, for the Isle of Wight.
Detachments belonging to the '7oth, 74th, and 96th Regiments
of Foot, from Westminster, for Winchester.
A Detachment of the 851 Regiment of Infantry, front West-
minster, for Dover.

A Detachment of the 93th Reement of Foot, from Westmin-
ster, for Portsmouth. _ _

The Warwickshire Militia hare received orders to assemble to-
morrow, the 14th instant.
CIIATHAU. Seer. 11.—Detachments of the 2d, 3d, 6th, 20th,
30th, 38th, 41st, 44th, 4Sth, 46th, 54th, 59th, and 87th Regiments
embarked, on the Bth instant, at Cowes, on board the Industry
transport, under the command of Lieutenant Waausa, Ist West
India Regiment, and the Depots of the 47th and 89th Regiments,
under the command of Lieutenant Baanerrr and Lieutenant Pam,
and disembarked this day at Chathain.
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NEW HAYTIAN TARIFF.
(EXTRACTS).

ESTIMATED ♦ALVE, UPON WHICH A DUTY Of 12 PER

CENT. IS PAYABLE.
(The prices are in Dollars and Cents).
Steel, in bars, the 109;10 d; Fine sewing needles, per thousand,
2 1; Slates, per thousand, 8 d; Silk Stockings, per dozen, 24 d ;
Cotton do. 6 d; Thread or woollen do. a d; Fine Dimities, 24
inches wide, and above, per yard, 1 d ; Do. common, and under
SI inches, 50 c; Fine Cambric, per six yards and a half, 20 d;
Cotton do. do. 8 d ; Bombazines, per yard, 1 d; Engraved But-
tons, per grog', 9 d ; Plain do. do. 6 d ; Peat!, serge or silk, do. 3 d ;
Thread, glass, bone, or wood do. 2 ;I; Bridles, with plated furni-
ture, each, 10 d; Do. common, do. 3 d; Coaches, each, 600 d;
Cabriolets, each, 100 d ; Fine Penknives, per doz. 6 d ; Common
do. do. 3 d; Beaver hats, per doz, 48 d; Silk do. do. 36 d; Chil-
dren's do. do. 18 d; Shins, a fixed duty of 12 dolltrs per dozen;
Calico, per yard, a 0 e • Fine Shirting Cotton, per piece of 20 yards,
8d; Knives and Voris, best quality, per dozen, 10 d ; Cotton
Counterpanes each, 6d ; Blankets per dozen, 12 ; Silk Net for
dresses, per yard, d ; Cotton do. d5O c; Finest woollen Broad
Cloth per yard, 10. d; Do. do. two to three quarters wide, 5 d;
Second do. per yard, sd; Do, do. two to three quarters wide, 441;
Swords mounted in silver, each, 30 d ; Do. plated or gilt, 12 d ;
Plated Stun per dozen, 10 d; Plain do. Sd ; Stirrups, frst qua-
lity, per pair, I d 50c; Common do. per doz. 6 d; English Earth.
(aware, per crate, 30 d; Iron in ban, per hundred, 4 d; Block tin
per hundred sheets, LS d; Common do. 10 d; Flannel per
_yard,
75 c ; Upright Planohrtes each, 300 d; Square do. 250 d; Fowl-
ing Pieces, first quality each, 50 d; Ordinaty do. 10 d ; Gloves of
shin, for men, per doz. 15 d; Do. for women, do. 10 d; Silk
Gloves, do. 24 d ; Silk or thread Gauze, with or without silver,
per yard, 4ti ; Do. do. for dresses, std 50 c • Cotton do. 1d ;
Largest size Ginghams, per yard, 60 ; Smaller do. 4S d ; Coats
ready made, of fine cloth, a fixed duty of 8 dollars each, ordinary
cloth 6, and embroidered 20 d; hatchets per doe. 8 d; Fish Hooks
per thousand, 10 d ; Gown Pieces, fine, printed on cambric muslin,
largest size, per 22 yards, 12 d; Do. ordinary cotton, of different
colours, 20 to 30 inches wide, per piece of 22 yards, 7 d; Narrow
or blue. sd; Wool, per lb. 50 c ; Aladras foe dresses, per yard, 2d;
Imitation do. 1 d ; Gold Repeaters, each, 60 si ; Plain do. 40 d ;
Silver do. first quality, 25 d; Do. conunoo,id; lndia Handker-
chiefs, firit quality, per piece of eight, 20 d; Ordinary do. 16 d ;
Fine English Muslin Haadkerchiefs, I to j wide, per dozen, 6 d;
Nankeen, real or imitatioo, foe every ten pieces of four to six
yards, 15 d ; Narrow do. of four to sesPen yards, ten pieces, 10 d ;
DraWing Paper, for every hundred sheets, 10 d ; Cut Letter Paper
per ream, 6d; Sabres for superior Officers, richly mounted, each,
20 d; Plainer do. but with ornamented scabbards, 12 d; Quite
plain, each, 4 d ; Satin per yard, 4 d ; Shawls of tulle, lace, silk, or
thread, largest size, each, 20 d; Do. do. do. smallest size, 3 d;
Do. cottoo, yard to yard and a half, per dozen, 244; Do. smallest,
12 d ; Do. muslin, largest size, 15 d ; Do. common, 4d ; Do. me-
rinos, eachemire, cotton or woollen, yard to yard and a half wide,
per dozen, 36 d; Do. do. ftbs to Piss, per dozen, 18 d; Larger
and middle sized Saws, not mounted, per dozen, 15 d ; Smaller de.
do. do. 12 4; Fine Saddles, richly ornamented, a fixed duty of 18
dollars each ; Plain do. do. 30 d ; Prints with gilt frames, each, 24 ;
Luger size, 3 dollars, and gradually. up to 50 dollars each.
Red or white wine, in cask, a fixed duty of 10 dollars per cask.
Madeira, Tenerife,. Malaga, Cape, and Muscat, in cask, per
gallon, a fixed duty of 25 cents.
Champaign, Port, and other fine wines, per dozen, a fixed duty
of two dollars.

Whisky, in pipes of 100 gallons at least, per gallon, a End duty
of one dollar 50 cents.

Brandy, Gin, and other Spirits, cannot be imported in casks of
less than a hundred gallons.
The following are imported duty free :—Balls of all sizes; gre-
nades, mortars, bombs, and other artillery; iron and brass cannons,
bayonets, muskets, pistols, and cavalry sabres; machines and instru-
ments for ploughing and tilling the earth ; horses and mares, males
and asses, silver and gold money, classical and elementary books, in
boards or bound, for the instruction of youth.
The . following are prohibited:—Mahogany, and a few other
woods ; coffee, cocas, cotton, wool, sugar, retails, rum, molasses,
sirord sticks, stilettos, or other secret arms, and books and other
works contrary to good morals.

A Commiss:on of Lunacy has decided thai JAMES
Wane, Esq. of Dublin, whose Counsel pleaded insanity on a
charge of murder against Mr. Wines, at the last Maryborougb As-
sizes, " was anicted with leirmia since the 4th of April, 1825."
The will of the hie HENRY Puma, Esq. Keeper of the
Royal AFadeniy, was proved in the Prerogative Court,
in D.,ctoss' Commons, on the 7th last, by the oath of
JOHN KNoWLItS, Esq. of the Navy Office, one of the exe-
cutor;. It is dated the 21st of November, 1822. All
the property is left to his wife, SOPHIA FHSRLI ; it is
sworn under 6,0001. ROBERT BALMANNO, Esq. is no-
minated as the other executor.

The steam-packet Enterprise, Captain J. H. JOAN..
Bronx, from London to India, was spoke with by a
Danish ship, at 10 A. M. on Sunday, the 21st of August,
off Lisboa, bearing, twenty-five miles S.E. and going
ten knots an ht.ur. The passengers and crew were all
well. She had made this progress in four and a half
days, having had a heavy head sea on all the times and
had experienced a gale the whole of Friday.
The Old Bailey Sessions will commence on Thursday
next. There are already above 400 prisoners in New-
gate for trial, about one-third of whom are women,
which is a greater number of females than has ever been
recollected to have been at one Sessions. It is sup-
posed that berme the Grand Julie, are discharged, the
total number fot trial will Amodnt to nearly 500:
The imports of eottoo into the port of Liverpool,
from the Stl to the 3th inc. amounted to 12,198 bags.
lDie sales at Liverpool within the same period amt'unted
to 11,7 tO bap.

spoterma INTELLIGENCE.
BRITING-ROOM. frfilkllALL'S, SEPT. IL
The Room was crowded this afternoon. but the badness was nos
very extensive, consisting chledy in book-squaring. With she ex-
ception of Redgatuttlet and Homer, seemly any alteration has
taken place, the former, It will be perceived, his IA back,* little,
and Homer risen three or four points. The Importance of the
correctest state of the odds at the present moment induces us to
give them as offered, and as taken.

9 to 4 apt 3lettinon offered, 5 to 2 taken:
13 to 2 apt Alderman offered, 7 to 1 taken.
8 to 1 apt Redgmunkt offered, 9 to 1 taken.
10 to 1 apt Homer offered, 11 to 1 taken.
11 to 1 apt Cleveland offered, 12 to 1 taken.
18 to 1 apt Ramadan offered. 20 to 1 taken.
18 to 1 Addy apt offered, 20 to 1 taken.
20 to 1 apt Trines!. offered, 24 to 1 taken.
3Q to 1 apt Pastime offered, 53 to 1 taken.
50 to 1 apt Beownloek.
SO to 1 apt Mrs&
50 to 1 apt Croweatcher.
1000 to 15 apt Lumley's Bastard.
1000 to 10 apt Whisker offered.

TRA LEE RACES—Sin. I.

UCOND DAY.

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