Star.
London, England, 1822-02-25 00:00:00

MINING.

COPPER ORES SOLD AT REDRUTIL FEB. 14.
Mines. Tens. Purchasers. Prise.
Consols, 126 Williams, Grenfell, and Co. and
Crown Company - £6 11 6
92 Vivian and Sons - - 7 4 0
90 Williams, Grenfell, and Co. and
Crown Company - 6 4 6
88 Ditto - - - 8 0 6
BS Ditto - - - 8 17 0
73 Viviae and Sons - - - 4 14 0
South W.8u11er,97 Williams, Grtufeil, and Co. anal
Crown Company - 10 3 0
64 Freeman and Co. - . 6 6 0
83 Williams, Grenfoll, and Co. and
Crown Company - 7 IS 6
46 Ditto - - - S 2 0
W. Brauchamp,9l Vivian and Sons - . 7 13 6
89 Ditto - - - 9 6 0
Tingtang, 105 Daniell and Co. . - 818 0
"Wh. Got-land 95 Ditto and Freeman - 10 1 0
N. Wh. Buller, 26 Williams, Greufell, and Co. and
Crown Company, and Daniell
and Co - - 4 8 0
Condorrow, 24 Williams, Grenfell, and Co. and
Crown Company - 4 It 6
1 Wh. Pink, 21 Birmingham Company - 8 8 6

Total, 1505 Tons.—Standard, LllO. Ss.
COPPER ORES SOLD AT REDRUTH, FE8.21.

Pembroke, 517--United Mines, 416—Wh. Squire, 311—
Chacewater, 252—Wheal Treasure, 227—Wh. Gorland, 186—
Tingtang, 163—Eart Crinnis,ls3—Wheal Damsel,los--Wheal
Spinster, 102 ---Total, 2,437 Tons.

COPPER ORES SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT
To Williams, Grenfell, and Co. and Crown Company, Feb.l2.
Hohnbush Mines, 70 tons, 1 cwt. 1 qr. at £6. Bs. per ton.
COPPER ORES SOLD AT SWANSEA, FEB. 6.
Mines. 'Tuns. Pitrchasas. Prim.

Ecton, 90 Williams, Grenf.•ll, and Co. and
Crown Company - ae6 11 6
Drws-y-Coed, 49 Vivian and Sons - - IS 4 6
Caniarvon, 40 Williams, Grenfell, and Co. and
Crown Company - 7 1 6
............... 5 Ditto, Birmingham Company, •
and Freeman and Co. - 514 0

The sharp frost on Wednesday night has done considerable
good to the heavy lands is the neighbourhood of Portsmouth,
which, from the late rains, and the subsequent mild weather,
could before scarcely be worked.

The stupendous works which have, for a number of years,
been carrying on at Sheerness, for the improvement of the Dock-
yard, though very far from being completed, have arrived at a
great degree of forwardness; the basin, which will be capable of
containing a dozen line.of battle ships, and three new docks,
also for first-rate ships, are nearly completed, and most of the
masons are discharged; the work around the dock, the building
of storehouses, &c. will necessarily occupy some years to come.
—A long stone wall of several hundred feet, running collateral
with the town pier, and projecting into the Medway, forms an
extensive wharf for landing and shipping goods. The work,
when completed, will render Sheerness Dock-yard the finest in
the kingdom. It is expected that, by the month of )lay next,
one of the docks will be ready for receiving a ship, when the
Howe, of 120 guns, launched from Chatham about six years ago,
and since then lying In Sheerness harbour, ia to go in for the
purpose of undergoing a thorough repair ; for, although this fine
ship has 'not been out of the River, than is seemly a sound
piece of timber in bcr, she being so lamed with the dry-rat.

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BIRTHS.
Wednesday et the Higher Rectory, Malpas, the Lady of die
Rev. Philip Egerton. of a son.
Feb. 11, at °Wield, Caithness, Its. Captain Henderson
younger, of Sisustst, of a daughter.
Jan. 26, at Seotstos, near Montrose, the Lady of Lieutenant
WM. Absolon, R. N. of a son.
Wednesday, in Portlandlasce, the Lady of Sandford Cra.
ham, Rag. M.P. of a son.
Sunday se'nnight, the Lady of Colonel J. J. Cochrane, of
the sd Regiment of Guards, of a son.
At Summerhill, Dublin, the Lady of Alderman Smyth, of a
daughter. _ _ _ _

At Paris. on the 17th instant, the Lady of Captain Nisbet, uf
Mersington, of a daughter.