Star.
London, England, 1813-02-08 00:00:00

GREENOCK, FEBRUARY 8.

The Salerno, late Corran, from Pictou for Liver-
pool, put into Stornaway, great distress, having five
feet water io the hold, and lost the greater part of
her crew.

Its Majesty's ship Mounts arrived from India •t
Portsmouth the 7th instant ; sailed from Madras th
Bth Septetnber—from Bengal, 13th October—Trig.
comale, 21st ditto; arrived at St. Helena 23d Des
cember—sailed fkom, 28th December.

The WILLIAM JENNINGS and EAGLE., whalers, at.
rived at St. Helena, the former on the 30th Novem•
bey, and the latter on the 3d December.
The MODFSTE has brought £300,000 in gold, On
account of the East-India Company.
REGENT, SIR Wst. tURROUGHS, and GUILDFORD*
were to leave Bengal in October.
TIGRIS to be dispatched,' from Bengal in the month
of October.

The LADY CAST/EREAGLI had arrived at Madra
from Fort Marlborough, which ship, with the Dove*
CASTLE and EARL ST. VINCENT, were to sail from
thence about the 15th October.

THE ARMY.

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The letters from Oporto state, that in expectation
of an early campaign, furloughs would not be granted
to British officers to return to this country after the Ist
instant, unless on the ground of ill health. Many
officers, on leave of absence at Lisbon': Oporto,. ice.
were ordered to join their corps by the 16th. The
army was expected to more out of cantonments the
latter end of this month.

Letters have been received from Alicant to the
4th, and from Cadiz to the 17th ult. From this
place we learn that a great number of transports wera
entering the 134 y of Alicant with troops from Sicily.
Whether Lotd WILLIAM Bawrnica was on board,
and what was the precise number of the lord, was
not ascertained, but it was believed that they consis-
ted of about 2000 infantry and 500 cavalry, and san-
guine hopes were indulged, that, by means of this re-
inforcement, offensive operations would be under-
taken in the southern districts of Valencia.
From Colchester we learn, that the North York
Militia, stationed in the Barracks there,' have been,
lately joined by 105 recruits—these have been raised
in the space of three months only, through the perse-
vering and active exertions of two Officers, the Lieu-
tenants BAGNETT and • STaNNETT. Major TUOYTS,
the present Commanding Officer of the orth York,
is, we lament to say, seriously indisposed : a circum.
stance that cannot but occasion the regiment the most
s;ncere regret—for his mild and benevolent temper and
manners are universally acknowledged, and must ens
dear him to the hearts of his soldiers his zett.rn to
health is most anxiously wished by all.
The 33d regiment of foot, late Lotd Wet.mo-
rotes, is now embarking at Hull for the River, on
their way to Windsor, where they are to do duty.—
It is understood that this regiment will be made
Royal, so that the facings will be blue.
Various detachments of the Waggon Train and in•
fantry arrived at Portsmouth last week, and embarked;
and many more, both of Light Dragoons and infan-
try, will arrive in the course of the present week.
Two companies of the Royal Artillery, marched
into Portsmouth on Thuisslay, under the command
of Captains CAMPBELL and Literati:4smi, and etnbar•
ked for the Peninsula.

Offensive operations, on an enlarged scale, will be
undertaken by the Emperor ALEXANDER throughout
the Prussian states in Spring. A letter from St► Pe•
tersburgh has the following paragraph :
" Unexpectedly an order for 800,000 men, in ad-
dition to the late levy, has been issued. What is to
be done with them we are not informed, but the na•
tural presumption is, that some scheme of enterprize
will be undertaken by Russia, in the Prussian terri- •
tories, which, if it should not determine the fate of
that country, will, at least, decide the line of policy
to which its Sovereign most in future adhere."
By the same opportunity we have another Address
from Prince KUTUSOFF SMOLENSK°, on approaching
the Vistula. He assigns his motives for penetrating
into the interior of Prussia, disclaiming ail views of
conquest, and inviting the Prussians to a hearty co.
operation with the armies of his Imperial Majesty.
" From this condescension," says he, g, ot his Int.
perial Majesty, it is hoped, that the enmity which has
been occasioned by mischievous arts between the Rus-
sians and Prussians, will be forgotten, and that the
latter will employ with the former their utmost exer•
tions for the annihilation of the common enemy."
The Princess CHARLOTTE was present st the Opera
.on Saturday night. She came tinder the auspices of
the Duchess of Yours and sat in her box. The house
was brilliant.

A fabricated ticket of invitation for the PRINCE
REGENT'S Fete was seat to Mr. Amateur COATES, the
hunter of notoriety, in consequence of which he pre.
sented himself in a chair, attended by two footmen,
at the door of Carlton-House, where, notwithstand-
ing great pity for his situation, Colonel BLOOMFIELD
was under the necessity of refusing him admission.
He had been at the expence of a new and most splen-
did dress for the occasion, adorned with diamond
buttons, but he was obliged to retire.

PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT Olf.d O'CLOCKI
Red. 59i4j--COnt.sBl 52E81—Cons. for sc. 593
4 per Cc. 75 5 per Cent. 8811—Bd1. Is. Bs. di..
14. Anne. I 3-16ths--Omnium nothing done.
Exch. Alps ( ) 45.55. pre.—Do. (34d.) Ss. Si. pr.
CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, FEB. 8.
The fresh arrivals of Wheat to-day are not numerous, but
having a considerable quantity remaining froth last week's supply,
Inferior qualities are quoted is. or 2s. lower. \Le have large ar.
rivals both of Barley and Malt, and a further reduction is r wed of
2s. per qr. In Peas, and the two sorts of Beats, but little variation:
The arrivals of Oats last week, amounting to near 24,000 quar-
ters, and having a fresh accession to-day, inferior sur.s bave de-
clined 2s. or Ss. per quarter. Tares arc also 2s. lower. Flour
as before. -

English Wheat 78s. 100 s. 1140.
Fine ditto, ISOs. 1303
foreign do. E 65.1225.
Rye 745. 78s.
Barley 545. 691.
Malt, 100 s. 109 s.
Ditto fine Ware. 116 s.
White Peas (boilers) 98$. 110 s.
Grey. ditto, 84s.
Beans, 769. 85s.
Tick ditto 70s. 78.
Oats (feed) 265. 343. 403.
Poland ditto, 425. 463.
Age Fleur 105 s, 19 1105. St

Potatae ditto, 525.
Rape Seed £5O, £65 per last.
Linseed, 90s. 198 s.
Coriander do. per cwt. 341.925.
Caraway, ditto, 116 s. 9(e.
Canary do. 955. 112 s
White Mustard, 20s. 235, per
bushel.
Brown do. 241. 32s
Clover Seed, white, per cwt.
85, 1455.
Ditto, red, 70s. 1255.
Tares, per bushel, 12s. 20s.
'muds Ms. to 103 s. per sack