Star.
London, England, 1825-01-03 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE.MONEY.
The Busygd, for two felucca privateers; and the Ranger, for
destroying le Melampe, le Petit Diable, and l'Hirondelle, on the
4th inst. at No. 41, Norfolk-street, Strand; recalled there Tuesdays
and Fridays.
Pstract of slayer from the Agents to Lloyd's at Mal, dated
lst of January :—" The Catherine, Foresaw, arrived from Valpa-
raiso—sailed 27th September, and brings advice that the Spanlar
were, by the last accounts, in possession of Lima; but it was ex-
pected the armies world soon meet. The Ada. Spanish line-of.
battle ship, was at Callao, and a brig, under Spanish colours, had
arrived at Arica, with dispatches from thence. His Majesty's ship
Auaoaa, would sail from Valparaiso for England, on the arrival of
his Majesty's ship Fr.v, fromi'eru."
FALMOUTH', JAN. i.—Put back, the Palmyra, Lasu, for Bengal ;
Lord Hobart packet, for Buenos Ayres • and Lady Mary Pelham
packet, for the Leeward Islands. Arrived from the Downs, the
George Ann, Warr, for Grenada.
Posustotern, hat W.N. W.—lt blew very heavy last
night, in squalls. Arrived the Augustus, Caank -from Leghorn.
Tbr outward bound remain all reel!.
Dw., Jaw. 2.—Wind W.—Arrived yesterday, the Catherine,
Fosses; from Valparaiso—salad 27th September; Jane, BitA•
are. from Messina—sailed 16th November; left loading, the Thetis,
Carsr; and Enchantress, of Plymouth; the Elisabeth, Gninon,
had not began to toed. Arrived from the River and remain, the
Ilona Company's ship Windsor, IlAmusa, foe India; Rases, At-
}LIMON ; Kingston, Saves; Dorothy Forster, HONK; Reward,
Timm, ; and Nautilus, lim.L.—Five, r.,e. The wind is inclining to
the N.W.

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JANUARY 1, is2s.
NEW NAVAL. UNIFORM.
AMIGO. Or rite FLACT, FeLL DAKSA—COAL of blue cloth,
with a stand-up collar of the same, white round cuffs, and white
lapels to button back; the lapels sloping toff to the front of the skirt;
pocket Baps with three points; the coat lined with white silk, and
laced with gold lace one inch wide, round the collar aad pockets,
along the outer edge of the lapels, cuffs, pocket Saps, down the
shies and folds of the skirts, and diamond-wise un the hips. Nine
buttons down the lapel, at equal diatances • three as each pocket ;
three on the upper front edge of each cuff below the lace; with cor-
resperiding button-holes of gold lace, half an inch wide, to each
I button ; sad three similar buttota-hoies on the upper part of each
back skirt ; two buttons on the hips. two in the centre, and two
at the bottom of the folds of the. shirts ; four rows of gold lace,
five-eighths of an inch wide, round each cuff, below the buttons
rod under the lace of the button boles. The button gilt,
one inch in diameter, indented, with a round rim, and within
the rim an anchor and cable, with a crow' over, between
tern Wreaths of laurel; two gold epaulettes, with fatly bullion.
40316 the strap plain, with three silver spangled stars thereon.
allte 'llCet and breeches, of white cloth or hemmer. with but-
MMbait an inch in diameter, of the spate pattern as le coat.—
Waistaeat single breasted, with Dine buttoan—Bnekks (shoe or
knee), gelld or gilt. Pantaloona of *kite cloth or kerseymere, and
half boots may also be worn when convenient. Cravat or stock,
black silk. Hat, cocked; the Saps eitAt incite* in the back, six
inches Eve inches at ach corner ; bound with gold
lace two lge the ro
two and fahnatlf inchee wide, .hewing one inch and a quarter
on each side, with a black silk cockade six inches wide looped
with gold lace one inch and a quarter wide, shewing a loop
of two and a half inches; with a button of the same size and pat-
tern es the waistcoat, and tassel, with five geld and he blue bal.
lions.each. Sword, tut and thrust, inches long, one and one-
eighth wide at the shoulder, etched with the royal arms. crown
and anchor, naval trophies; stirrup hilt, brass gilt; the back piece
a lion's mask; the gripe white ivory, bound with three gold wires;
tempts to the hilt, with the anchor and cable engraved thereon;
black leather scabbard, gilt mountings; the chape four inches long.
Sword knot, blue and gold rope; with round tassels with gold
,fringe, and 17 bullion,, anchor and cable embroidered on each
fide on a blue ground. Sword belt, white silk, inch and a half
I wide, the pendants inch wide, With gold or gilt clasps, buckles
and swivels according to pattern.
Areasat.s.—Theiranse es the Admiral of the Fleet, but with only
three rows of gold lace five-eighths of an inch wide, round the cuffs
below the buttons.
Vice- Aesiteats.—The same,with two rows of gold lace mood the
cuffs below the buttons, and two stars on the epaulettes.
RILAIi•AIUiIIt4ILL—The same, with one row of gold lace OD the
cuffs below the buttons, and, one star on the epaulettes.
COSINO6OIIIII or 1112F11111 CLASS, CAPTAGOI or THI FLOGPWRGX
DOT FLAG Orreczas, Awn Fran Ca TTAINS Or Sirs.—The lame uni
I form as is hereinafter appointed for Captains, except that they are
Ito have nine laced button-bnieson each lapel. like Flag Officers.
CAPIGUIL—Coat the same as the Rear-Admiral, but to be lined
Iwith white cloth or sage • with a slashed blue sleeve, the flap and
ease of which are to be laced as well as the rest of the coat with gold
lace seven.eighths of an inch wide ; the three buttoo-holes on the
Shirts are to be omitted ; and all the other button-holes are to be of
silk twist of the colour of the ground, instead of gold lace. The
!buttons to be of the same patter° as those of flag Olken, but
without the wreaths of laurel. and to be only seven-eighths of an inch
diameter. Waistcoat and breeches or pantaloons, cravat or stock,
buckles, and sword, to be the sane as thus* wean by Flag °Seers,
with the difference of the button. Hat the same as Flag Olken,
but the binding lace is to be only two inches, and the lace of the loop
one inch wide.—Captains of three years' standing to wear two gold
epaulettes, with forty hellions, plain straps, with a silver anchor and
silver crown over it on the straps.—Captains under three years'
standing to wear the ancherslone.
CoasKAnnillS.—The same in all respects as Captains, except that
they are not to have the row of live-eighth inch gold lace on the
round part of the cuff. The binding lace of the hat is to be ate
Inch and a half wide, and the lace of the loop three quarters of an
hack, and the epaulettes not to have either dun:town or the anchor.
Dearessaxvs,-The same as Commanders, bat without the
slashed sleeve. and without any lace no the cant--one plain gold
epaulette with forty burnous, and a plain strap on the right shoal-
der. list the same as Conansanders, bat to be bound with black
silk two inches wide.
Mersa or ens Ft.trr.—Coat of blue cloth, lined with white
cloth or serge, blue stand-up collar, lapels and round cuffs; coo
row of half-inch wide gold lace round the cellar, and three an-
chors (the Navy Office Seal) embroidered in gold on each side
of the collar: the middle anchor to be two inches and a quarter
long. Nine buttons on each lapel, and three on each cut and
pocket, with corresponding blue twist button holes; three but-
tan in the folds of the skirts. The buttons seven-eighths of an
inch in diameter, gilt, indented, with a rim round three anchors.
Weletcoatt breeches, or pantaloons, cravat or stock, and hackles, the
same as Lieutenants, with the appropriate button, half an inchin
idiameter when required. Hat the same asLiattenants,but the gold
lace forming the loop to be put half-loch wide. Sword of the same
pattern and length as Commissioned Officers, bat the back piece of
tbe.handle Is to be plain, with a flute round the top and down the
back; with a black fish-skin gripe bound with three gold- wkes ;
the etchings of the blade not blued or gilt. Sword-knot of blue silk
mized with gold fringe, but no bullion. Sword belt of blue silk or
black lather, same size and shape as Commissioned Officers.
Sloasses.—The same as the Master of the Fleet; but no lace
round the collar of the coat.
nrreacuars..--Coat, waistcoat, breeches or pantaloons, Cravat or
stock, and, buckles the minas the Master of the Fleet, except that
the embroidery osi the sides of the collar of the coat, and the do
ake es die bottoms is to be an anchor, with a snake twined mei
the dose and siege (the device of the old Sick and Hart Me}
Zre wink het looped with black silk half an inch wide. A
Made with.* plain brass handle, according to pattern, ono.
saselud an the Iwo& with the device.
Sesieverk—The same u pli but without inc. round the
cellar et the coat.
thillialrstami so COPII4DINUA4I/.6lrelThe MVO as the Phy
sedges, bet the embroidery of the collar and the device of the
ibutsens,as be an endow surmounted with a regal crown, on the
maw, the crows and anchor together to be two and a quarter
lathes Imre

Sagessissas ye Janos na. Omens Ave Commeaeue, vow
Cetaxamaeasiti-Ciard—The seme ae the last, without the geld
,bee paid the