Star.
London, England, 1824-02-06 00:00:00

NAVAL I,\TELLIGENCE.

Fatmourn, FEBRUARY 4.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Pleasant
Hill, Duce, from London ; Comet, Moose& from Havre ; and
George, Davis, from Plymouth fur Lisbon.
PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 4 —Wind S.W.—No arrivals or sailing&
PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY s.—Wind S.W.—No arrivals or sailing&
DEAL, FEBRUARY s.—Wind W.S. W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Prince Regent, of Stockton, from the Mediterranean;
and the Harmony, Lewis, from Charente. Came down from the
River and remain, with the outward-bound, the Comely, GRAY, for
Marseilles; Pyrennees,Wntrwm.t., for Barbadoes ; Promise, GLAI-
- for Cadiz; and the Success, Paaay ; and Harriet, !Igloos, fur
Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY 4..—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Hope, HE-
RON, from Campeachy ; Cornwall, Nloitaisoit, from Demerara; Fa-
vourite, TULLoCK, from Na'S'ltl AViliiam Byrne,. Coss, from New
York—sailed 15th January; lkaver,—, from St. Andrew's, NeW
Brunswick ; Jane, from Newfoundland; Sisters, ---, front
Malaga; Morgant, M`LELLER, front Antigua; and Kitty, YouNc,
from Africa. The Cornwall called off Barbadces, and hrought dis-
patches for Government. The Skiers, Dourawarr, from Demerara
for London, was wrecked off Antigtrt—part of her cargo saved.
Sailed the Kingston, May, for Africa; Protection, Team, for
Virginia; and Tonal'', Jure, for Leghorn.
Artaivao—At Demerara, the Halyards, —, front the Clyde;
Orion, White, front Liverpool ; C ito, Sadler, front Cork ; Latona,
Lovie ; and London, Somersall, from Loudon. At Cuxhaven, Bri-
tannia, Edmonds, faom London; and Germania, Hanson, front
the Havaunah. At Trieste, Albion, --, from Rio Janeiro. Ac
Malta, Ocean, Kidd, from Rio Janeiro. At Mogadore. Union,
Navarro, from Gibraltar. At Genoa, Genoa packet, Patterson,
from London. At Gibraltar, Pallas, Emmett, :Tom Penzance.
At Bilboa, Dove, Roonte; Brothers, Kingstone ; and Fairy Queen,
Sexton, from London ; Superb, Beck, from Bristol ; Dickens, Proc-
ter, from Liverpool ; and Pallas, Le Gras, from Newfoundland.
At Names, Juliana, Mul!er, front London; and Amphitrite, —,
from Bourbon. At Pernambuco, Norval, Leslie, from Liverpool.
At Havre, Africaine, Jallant; from Buenos Ayres; Clarissa Ann,
Rogers, from Charleston; Hannibal, from Guadaloupe ; Seneca,
Gardin, from Newcastle; Bonne ilenriette, --; and Matilda,
Collins, front London.

The quadrangle of Somerset House, its streets, &d.
are to be lighted with gas, the workmen having for some days past
been busy in laying down pipes for that purpose.
THE FINE Aars.—A remarkably fine Engraving of
that eminent Surgeon, Sir ASTIIEY Coopsft, has just
been published by Messrs. Huftsr, ROBINSON, and Co.
The likeness is most striking, and the execution admi-
rable, doing infinite credit to the taste and talent of the
Artist, Mr. J. ALMS.

Pro Deo et Patria were the words proposed to Fag.
DERICK 11. to adorn his standard in the Silesian war;
but he erased pro Deo, saying, that it would be very
improper to confound the name of Goo with the quar-
rels of men, and that he was going to war for a pro-
vince, and not for religiose. He then oidered the Roman
eagle displayed in relievo, and fixed on the top of a
gilt pole, to be carried before his regiment of guards.
This novelty, of course, insinuated the necessity of its
being invincible.
Mrs.JEBB, wife of the Physician of that name, was a
woman of great talent, and entered into a literary con-
troversy with Dr. POWELL, Master of St. .John's, Cam-
bridge, respecting the subscription to the 39 Articles.
It was in reference to the force of argument contained
in a pamphlet written by Mrs. :EBB on this subject,
under the signature of " Priscilla," that the late Dr.
PALEY said, The LORD bath sold Sisera into the
hands of a woman."

A short time Ago a student of the University of Hei•
delherg ‘vas brough: to Mentz, where he is to be inter-
rogated by the Central Committee of Inquiry. The
crime which has given rise to this measure is not po-
sitively knox n. _ _

COEN EXCHANGE, MARK-LA NF., FEB. 6.
The arrivals of this week are, Wheat, 6700 Raley, 4100 qrs.
4500 qrs. Flour, 8600 sacks. The chew of Wheat samples
this morning was not considerable, but the supplies of Flour being
great, our millers mace but few purchases, yrt the factors are not
disposed to submit to less terms than 31oliday for dry samples of
W'heat. Barley, Beaus, and Peas, are not plentiful, and they fully
support Moaday's quotations. Oats are in shurt su; ply, and de
demand being slack, they sell slowly, on much the BalllC terms as
last quoted.
SMITHFIELD bIAIIKET, FEBRUARY 6.
The supply of cattle this morning was fully sufficient for the de-
mand ; the trade was heavy, at the priers of last Monday, but the
inferior descriptions of cattle were somewhat lower in Trice.
Beef, per stone of 81bs.3s. 4d. to 4s. 4d. Mut ton,3:-. 6.1. to 4s.4ds
Veal, ss. Od. to 6s. Od. Pork, 4s. Od. to .ss. 01.

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