Star.
London, England, 1823-04-28 00:00:00

PAPAL INTELLIGENCE:

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This undermentioned East India Company's • ships arrived.
yesterday as follows, viz:-.--r{uckinghamshire; and .%;stluis of
Huntly, from China, off Vie Wight; Dunlra, fom eli :a, off
Portland Dorseshire; trots Bengal; off Weysno ,th.
The Marquii of Huntly left China the 9th Dtcerriber, the
Cape of Good Hope the 19th Pehruark, and St H..end the
sth March. . -

The Buckinghatitshite left China the elk December, and St:
:Meng the 6th March.

Thc Duaira left Chind the 6th January, and St. Halena the
13t13 ➢larch.

The Dorset!shire left Bengal the 11th Januart, and St. Helena
the 11th. Mardi.

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The Thomas Conte., home Ward-bound; was td sail from St:
Helena in twb or three days after the Dunira.
The Lady Melville left China also the 2d December, the Cape
the 12th February, and St. Helena the sth March ; and is be;
lieved to be in the Channel.

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The Prince Regent sailed from Bengal for England on the
26th December.

The Asteil had left Bengal for rue Coast, and the Winchelsei
was to'leave Bcngal in about a fortnight after the Dorsetshire.
The Repulse, outward-bound, arrived ut St. Helena the
March.

Irbwicit, APRIL 21).—The brig Venus, of thii port, on her
voyage from Shields, with a cargo of coals, was run foul of
on Wednesday se'nnight, near Mer,fleiley, on the Cromer coasts
by the brig Union, WAISR6, of Newcastle, and immediately
went down. A young man of the mute of Clarke, and a fo-
reigner (two of her crew), were tnifortunatbly drowned. The
Captain, and the remaiudtr of the crew, were saved by those
on board the brig.
FALNOUTH, Aram 26.—Wind E.S.F.—Arrived off the port
the George the Fourth, I,Acy, from Dem • ,in eight weeks.
Arrived the Sisters, KITTOZ, from Etaples (near which place
she was driven on shore on the 4th ultimo, with seven other vea-
-1 gels ;) the Duke of Marlborough packet, from Lisbon, sailed al
the 20th inst. Sailed the Staiuner packet, for Vigo and Lisbon;
PLYMOUTH, Arai,. 25.—Arrived the Lord Exmouth, Ban.:
eery, for Quebec : on the 20th instant, off Cape Clear, in very
bad weather, carried away her main and mizen-masts, which
obliged her to put back.
Aram 26.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived off the port, the Syrn.
merry, DAWSON, from Demerara; Royal Severeigu, Barent-
' MAN, from Trieste.

Sailed the Dwain?, Lieutenant Gortri, with a Messenger and
Dispatches, for Cadiz ; and the SPRIGHTLY, for Falmouth. The
LAVINIA, 48, is ordered to be commissioned at this port. The
Active cutter has seized, in Mount's Bay, a boat with 116 kegs
of gin. The mackarel season has yet been unsuccessful.
PoßTsliourn,:Aratt 26.—This morning arrived in the harbour
the Vibelia transport, with a Company of the Royal Artillery,
invtlids, and limited service men, from the Regiments at Ja;
rnaica, which Island the Vibelia left on the 17th March. The
Islands and Squadron were healthy.. Sir C. Rowenir was pre-
paring to resign his command to Sir Enw. Owen, and return to
England. Sir E. Owra's Squadron was on the passage from
Ihrbadoes to Port Royal. The French Squadron continued at
Guadaloupe. It was understood to be Sir C. Rowtsv's inten.
tion to sail with the whole of his Squadron for the Havannahi
on the arrival of the ships front Barbadoes, and sail thence, in
the Sysittx frigate, Captain Josrru ROWLEY, for England.
Sir EDWARD OWEN'S squadron have been employed in obtain-
ing reparation for the spoliation, committed on British property
by the Spanish Royalists, threatening (at Maracaibo) to make
reprisals of all Spanish property, unless immediate satisfaction
was made for the British property unjustly seized; and in ascer-
taining from the Independent Governments what vessels had
been duly commissioned By them, in order to distinguish them
from the unlicensed marauders which infest those seas and •
commit acts of piracy.
The Taman. and ICARUS arrived at Jamaica on the 19th, the
SURINAM on the 11th of February, and the CARNATION on the
9th of March.—The HELICON was sail on the 9th of March from
Barbadoes, for La Guayra, with a convoy. The Tans sailed
from Penang for Sincapore, on the 3d of November.
Thursday the SIRINGA PA TAM, 46, Captain S. Walsall, sailed
for Leith, to embark his Exct.llency the Right lion. Sir:Bs/cunt/4
BLOOMFIELD, G.C.B. Ambassador to the Court of Sweden, and
suite, and convey them to Stockholm.
This morning his Majesty's brig CALIJOSSi 10 guns, Lieutenant
Pinter JUSTICI, arrived from Lisbon in ten days, whither she
took a Mail front Falmouth, in six days. She left the Marlbo-
rough and Duke of Kent (2) packets in the Tagus, on the 47th
instant; the former of which intended to sail on Sunday last,
with a Mail for Falmouth. The packets are to touch at Vigo
in future, in going from and returning to Falmouth.
Captain Joist; MAcrElason FERGUSON is appointed to the Mss.
sly; and Captain A. D. X. A asortinorr to the JAsrits, at this
port; Captain W. BARIUM, to the Ptioltoui,. at Plymouth.—
Lieutenants It. KRANZ and JAMES Cation, tO the Mossy;
Lieutenant W. Suzawonn, to the JASPER ; Liethenint STor-
roan, to command the CARNATION, vice Captaib Namur, in-
valided; Mr. TURNER (son of WILLIAM Tonnes., Esq. of pqrsy.,
mouth), is promoted to the rank of Lieutenant of the Hrinutunr;
vice STOP/VIM; Mr. BROWNRIGG, to be Master of the Suety ;
Mr. W. SIDNRY, to be Master of the Pstorams; Jowl/ Eros,
F.sq. to be Secretary to Admiral ;Air ALIXANDRR Cocitiwts,
vice SCONCE • Mr. T. Rowe, to be Purser of the Messy; Mr.
IL 11. 11. LONG, to be Purser of the Jammu.
Arrived the'llose preventive cutter, W. Jounson, Commander,
with three men for the naval service, being part of the crew of
the Speculator lugger, of Bere, with a seizure of 43 casks of fo-
reign spirits, captured off Cape La Hogue on Tuesday last, and
carried to Weymouth : 45 casks were sunk during the chase.
Aran. 27.—Arrived the Atlas, from the Downs for Bengal.
DIAL, APRIL 26.—Wind F.N.E. Came down from the
River, the Atlas, for Bengal ; Henry, for Demarara ; Wakefield
and Hannah, for Miramichi ; Isabella, for Charleston; Sarah,
for Messina ; Three Friends, for Oporto; Sceptre, for Manifla
Peggy, fur Quebec; Minerva, for Miramichi; and Elizabeth,
for Berbice. Sailed this afternoon,the Lowther Castle; BAYER,
for China ; and the whole of the outward-bound fleet, for their
different destinations; except the Vansittart, which ship waits
only for her Purser. Arrived off the South Foreland, the Naiad,
Oacooo, in one hundred and fifty-two days, from Batavia, for
Ant werp.
Arnie 27.—Wind N.E—Arrived this morning the Dunirai
HAMILTON, from China, and remains, with the Vansittart, out-
ward-bound Indiaman.

Pools, Aram 27.—Arrived the Louisa-Hannah, Bin., from
Lisbon, in eight days ; this vessel only sailed from Newfound-
land the 20th ult.pischarged at Lisbon a cargo of fish, and took
on board a cargo of salt; at sea only twenty-eight days; making
both passagea.—This vessel has lost her foremast.

CORN EXCHANGE, AIARK-LANE, APRIL 38.
There was a good arrival of all descriptions of Grain last week
especially Oats : this morning our fresh supplis is only moderate.
The Wheat trade was not se brisk as on Friday last, and the
prices obtained this morning may be quoted only 2s. to 3s. per
quarter higher than last Monday. Barley continues to sell on
much the same terms as last week. Beans are 2s. higher tbaa
last Monday, and scarcely any Peas at market; Boiling Peas are
still looking up; Grey Peas are Is. dearer. The demand for
Oats continues very large, and, notwithstanding the quantity
being cousiderabk, they are Is. higher than last Monday.

PRICES ON B ,ARD OF SHIP.

Wheat, Red 40s 505 Rye, New -24 s 321
White 50s 645 Beans, Small New 34. 364
30s 40s Tick, New . - 28. 505
28. 505 Oats, Feed - 195 235
325 355 Short - 215 25.
Co. 00s Poland - 225 265
I 365 42. --- Potatoe - 284 305
305 325 Flour, per Sack 45s 5511
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Barley
Peas, Flog -
- Maple -
-- White -
- Boilers -
- Grey -
Malt - . -

401 604 I RaPcsc;d
ARRIVALS LAST WEIN.
Wheat, English, qrs. 6,995 I Beans
Barley 4,103 Peas
Malt - 8,318 Irish Oats 11,900
I Oats '- - 16,297 English }lour, mks 8,650
GENERAL AVERAGE PRIDE OF BRITISH CORNS
(WHJCN aortae. SSITOSTATION),
For the Week ended April 19,1823, made-up from the Returns
of the Inspectors in the different Cities and Towns In EN/.
land and Wales.
Wheat 501 4d I Oats 221 8d I Beaus ges 4d
Barley 32* 7d Rye 4.8 s 5d .1 Peas • 331 61
• SMITHFIELV MARKET, APRIL 26.
The supply at Market this morning, although not great, was
fully sufficient for the demand, and all desetiptionsof Cattle ace
rather dearer than on Monday last. Good Beef was rasher in
demand, but a high price was asked for that article.—Currency:
Beef, 3s. 4d. ter 4s. 44. per stone of Sibs. Mutton, 3s. 4d.-to
4s. 44. Lamb, od. to 6i.od. Ural, 41. 04. to 51. 6d. Pork
t is. •

• £26

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