Star.
London, England, 1824-11-10 00:00:00

NA, AL INTELLIGENCE.

Off Dover, the Ocean, -- from Demerara,
The Nerve% Baotou, fro Quebec to Tralee, was wrecked at
Newfoundiand the 29th of -4*tember—crew, materials, and most
of the cargo saved.
The Hercules, of Ayr, was on shore near Miramichi, about the
sth ultimo.
• FALMOUTH, Nov. a.—Wind S.S.W. to W.N.W.—Arrived vet.
terday, the oris, Wniza, from Zante in forty.four days ; and the
following outward-bound vessels, from the Downs, viz.—Merton,
DRUMMOND ; Brighton, THOMSON; New Phenix, LKATHWArit;
Rolla, TRAIDALR ; Duke of Wellington, Ives; and Liberty, BLAII-
SHARD. Sailed the Frolic packet, for Halifax and New York. Pet
back, the Leo, Csarrou, for Nassaa, New Providence, with
sails split.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. B.—Wind W.—Arrived from the Downs, the
Ruth, Morino, for Jamaica; Thomas, Mous, for Trieste; and tile
Percy, Seas as, for St. Vincent's.
Pospsmourn, Nov. 9.—Wind W.N.W.—Passed by, the Tiger,
Dugs, from Vera Cruz, forty-four days passage—landed passenger ;
also the Flectra, Roomsow9 from Philadelphia in twenty days.
Dm, Nov. 9.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the Ri-
ver, the Zeno, TALIRRT; from the Mediterranean ; Zephyr, EvaNs.
from Quebec; Percy, Ilrecnie, from ditto; and Barbadoes, Les,
from St. John's, New Brunswick. Passed through from the River,
the Active, PALMER, for Oporto; Falcon, Ltrn.awoap, for Seville;
and the Zephyr, MERIDIAN. for Alicant. Four, r. M.—The Lady
East and Coventry, for New South Wales, are getting under weigh,
but the mind has every appearance of getting Southerly. The rest
of the outward bound sailed early this morning.

Pyramus's, Nov. 7.—Arrived the I.l9iviug vessels from Davis'
Straits, viz.--Superior, Maslow, seven fish, 100 tons; Eclipse, SUT-
Taa, 11 fisb, 150 tons, and the Hope, Maxis, seven fish, 100 tons.

BAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Wow Catherine Elisabeth, from Batavia, has arrived it
the TexeL _

The Colombian (American), from China to Philadellobia; was to-
telly lust on the 22d of May, in the Straits of Gasper—crew saved.
Aaamir.s at littravaa—The Rosanna, Johnston, arrived from
London on the 15th of July ; and the Heroine, Ostler, had also ar-
rived from New South Wales, and was expected to sail for Rotter-
dam the 15th August.
&ULU= room liaravaa—The Guardian, Sutherland, sailed for
Manila, on the 15th June ; and the Nile, --, for Malacca, on
the 25th June.

A ZAITAL •T SINGATOIAZThe Shannon, late Kendall, has arrived
from Batavia.

ARAIVAL AT New Souris Waves--The Good Intent, Linear,
had arrived at New South Wales, from Liverpool.

SHITTTRINICS AT .DUNIAI4—A correspondent at Dunbar, in a let-
ter of Wednesday's date, states as follows :—" We experienced
yesterday one of the heaviest gales from the westward that has
been felt on this coast for many years, which I am extremely sons
to say has been very destructive in its effects here. fa the course
of the day, four sloops bound for the Frith of Forth were put
back, and anchored for shelter in our harbour's mouth, to wait
the making of the tide; they all rode safely until nearly seven
o'clock in the evening, when the wind suddenly shifted to N.W.
with increased violence, and almost immediately therealtir trzo of
the vessel( were driven upon the rocks to leeward, and both be-
came,, in a few inanities, total wrec&s. 'the _twit first men-
tioned are, the Albion of Leith, LAWRIE, master, and the
Friendship of this port, RAMSAY master, both from Berwick to
Grangemouth, corn loaded, which are totally lost. The third, the
Happy Return, from Fraserbtirg to Grangemosith, also with LOTH ;
and the fourth, the Marquis Wellington, Anderson, in ballbt.
Such destruction of property at our very doors is truly distressing;
but there is some consolation in all the lives being saved."
We regret to state the loss of the brig Granite, Yooso, of Aber-
deen. In proceeding up Miramichl river, the vessel took the
ground on Fox Point, and ail efforts to get her off proved unavail-
ing. The sails were saves with great difficulty, and fortunately uo
' were loot.
The brig NAY, of Belfastyloni PLAVT., master, from Dronthrim,
with deals, struck upon the half-tide rock called Skernamule, lying
1 some miles off the north west of Skye, on the night of the 13th ult.
at 10 rat. during a gale from north.east accompanied with sboweri
of snow. A heavy sea having fallen aboard of the vessel, Captain
Pannir was swept from the deck, and unfortunately perished. The
crew afterwards got into the boat, and made for Skye, which they
reached in safety.

THE MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARLLANE, NOV. 10.

The quantities of all sorts of Corn now at market are consider..
able. Wheat of prime quality is in demand, at Monday's prices
but other waits are siceuively dull. Barley finds very few buyers
to-day. Beans and Peas are unaltered. Oats fully support the
terms of Monday.—Arrhals—English Wheat 6600 qrs. Barley
6300 qrs. Oats 800 qrs. Irish Oats 8800 qrs. Foreign Oats 3500qrs.
Flour 11,200 sacks.

(PROM THE LONDON PRICE CURRENT, NOV. 9.)

COTTON-WOOL—The bales of last week amounted to 10,530
bags, former prices supported. They consist of the following, via.
300 Madras 6gd. to 64c1. per lb. In bdhd.
1708 Pernanis - 100. to
6500 Surats - 5 id. to 6gd.
1100 Bengali - 6d. to 6d.
ZOO Bowed - 80. to 84d.
170 Orleans - 9W. to 94d.
160 Egyptian - 9gd. to iOld - duty paid.
70 Carriacou - lOgd.
30 Demerara -11 d.

SUGAR.—The demand fur Sugar continues steady; prices tuUy

supported.
COFFER—The marketfor Coffee continues steady; prices with-
out alteration. No public sales this day.
SPIRITS.—There has been much life in the Rum market since
our last, considerable business done, and the quotations are fully
realised. Higher prices are anticipated by the importers, who are
in general very firm.. Brandy and Geneva unaltered.
TEA.—Our quotations remain unaltered, market steady ; next
week we shall very likely notice some variation, on account of the
near approach of the Prompt day at the East India House.
SPICES.—We have no alteration to notice, nothing doing at
present, on account of the East India Company's sale, which will
take place this day.
HOPS.—Since our last publication prices of pockets have ad-
vanced full 90s. per cwt. Bags are also in great request. Daty
supposed, by the best calculators of different districts, will not reach

iO,OOO.
HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—The prices of Hemp and
Flax condnue improving. Tallow firm at 3.55. per cwt. for Sc. Pa.
tersburgb Yellow Candle. Imported for the week ending the 34
Inst. 1512 casks.

OlL—The prices are nominal ; since •the favourable news
from Davis' Straits, little business has been done. In Olive Oils
nothing has occurred to occasion alteration.
PROVISIONS—Butter continues in brisk demand, and OW
are quoted at Ss. to Ils. per cwt. higher.

Letters were received yesterday from Constantinople,
by way of Odessa, dated the 12th ultimo. They mention the re-
turn of the Caplan Pacha, with the remains of the fleet which was
so roughly handled by the Greeks. AU the rumours recently
in circulation of serious insurrections having occurred in the espial
of the Turkish empire are disproved by this arrival. The tran-
quillity of Constantinople has not been disturbed.
It had been determined that the RECORDER of Lori-
now should this week make his report to the Knic of the prisoners
capitally c *mkt. din September Sessions only. From some cause
this is not to be the case; but both the September and October Ses-
sions will be iocludtd in one report, which will be made in the
course of next week, or early in the lt t rk. after uest.—Morn. Parer*

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