Star.
London, England, 1823-08-04 00:00:00

sign Thomas At tliur Blair to be Lieutenant, by purchase,

vice Maclean ; John Garthshore, Gent. to be En&igu, by par- •
chase, vice Blair.
84th Ditto—Lieutenant-General Sir Fitzroy Grafton Mzclean,
_ _ .

Bart. to be Colonel, vice Major-Generid Sir Denis Pack,
deceased.
Bth Ditto—Captain Henry Fairfax to be Major, by purchase, •
vice Brown, promoted ; Lientenent Robert Charlton to be
Captain, by purchase, vice Fairfax ; Ensign Robert [ferny
Wynyard to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Charlton ; En-
sign Robert Fanshawe Martin, from the 22d Foot, to be En-
sign, vice Wynyard.
9.1 d Ditto—Lieutenant John Wilson, from half-pay of the Regi-
ment, to be Lioutenant, vice Alexander Rost, wbu ex-
changes; John Crowe, Gent. to be Easign, by pin chAse, vise
Ilume, who retires.

UNATTACIIILD.

To be Ideutenant.(7ohmeis of Infantry, by purchase—Brevet
Lieutenant-Coloind George Brown, from the tisth Fitot, vice
Lieutenant-Colonel Boger, who retires ; Brevet Lieu..
Colonel John Itolr, from the 72d Foot, vice Lieuten.nt-
Colonel John Vivian, who retires.

CHATI.AIN.

Rey. Thomas Ireland, from half-pay, to be Chaplain to the
Forces.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, AUGUST 2, 1823.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—Major Henry Mattirin Far-
rington to he Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Boger, retired; Cap-
tain and Brevet Major Charles Egan to be Major, vice Far-
rington; Captain Cyprian Bridge, from half-pay, to he Cap-
tain, vice Egan ; First Lieutenant Joseph Ilanwell to he
- Second Captain; Major Joseph Brome to be Liewenant-
Colonel, vice Vivian, retired ; Captain• and Brevet Major
Henry Hickman to be Major, via Brunie ; Second Captain
and Brevet Major Henry Baynes to be Captain, vice Hickman.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, AUGUST 4.
The arrivals of nearly all sorts of Grain and Flour last week.
were again considerable this morning: there are moderate quan-
tities ut Wheat fresh in from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, and a
few vessels from the North with Oats. The Flour trade conti-
nues so very dull that the millers purchased Wheat this mottling
very sparingly, and the prices remain unaltered from this day
se'nnight. Barley fur grinding, bving scarce, is .grin rather
dearer. More money is asked for 11.-ans, and such as arc dry
obtain rather higher prices. In Peas of both kinds there is rite
alteration. There is rather more life in the Oat trade, at the
prices of this dry se'nnight, anti a considerable clearar.ce ut nt-
pies has been made. Flour is unaltered.

PRICES ON BoARD OF SHIP.
Wheat, Red 40s 62s Rye, New
White 42s 66 Beans, Sitlalt
54s 57s 'lick, New
I
57s 38s Oats, Feed
58s 40s - Short -
55s 55s ----- Poland
581: 42s Potatoe •
55s :7,7s Flour, per Sa.k
45s 60s Rape:red
ARRIVALS LAST WRILI.
Wheat, English, qrs. 6,580 I Beans - 991
Barley 629 i Peas 219
Malt - 4,474 I Irish Oats - 2,720
- Oats - 6,820 English Flour, sacks 12,972

32s 35s
581 40.
34s 371
20s 23s
2ts 23s
245 27s

Peas;ling -
.--- Blaple -
- White -
- Boilers -
Grey -
Malt - -

24s 28,

45s 15s
X 24.; 4%28

SMITHFIELD MARKET, AUGUST 4.
The market was well supplied this morning, particularly. in
sheep, of which there was a great quantity, and the prices de-
manded are rather higher than last Friday, owing to the cool-
ness of the weather. Beef of a good quality obtains a high price L
but the butchers are rather 'shy in purchasing, fearing a change
of weather.
Beef, per stone of olbs. 3s 4d. to 4s. 4d. Mutton, 3a. 4d. to
4%44. Veal, 49.0 d. to ss. 01 Lamb, 4s. Od. to ss. Od. 'Pork, Os.
to Os.