Star.
London, England, 1814-07-25 00:00:00

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PORTSMOUIA lULY24.
, Arrived Iris Majesty's ship Naivete; 110 thebovei
store-ship, from; the Downs, Royal George East In:
diaman, from ditto ; also several other shipi,-p..iticu.
lari not known. Came into harbour the brig Thetisi
from the Mediterranean ; she was captured on her
passage by an American privateer, and recaptured by
the merchant brig Flora, Captain NeWeurreft, lions
Buenos Ayres to England. Sailed his M .j?sty's ship
PELICAN for Cork. The fleet for Spain, Portugal,
and the Mediterranean, under convoy of his Majesty's
ships TYNAN, SPARROW, and ---, sailed from Tar-
month Roads at daylight this snort:log —Wind E.
DEAL, JULY 24.
Arrived the Wrangler gun.brig, from the Downs.
Sailed last evening, after post, several transports, s
hr Passages, others for Portsmouth-.
DOVER, JULY 24.
Prince PLATePV arrived here this Morning, and the
./Asot frigate, the favoured. ship of Royal:y, corn:.
manded by the Hon. Captain Soo, also arrived in
out Roads, on board of which thin distingui!stred war.
rior will embark for the Continent.. The following
transports,- and about sixteen others, *sensed this af.
ternoon, having on board the 2J Regiment ui.:Lifb
Guards and .the V %ford Blues, now commanded by.
the DULL of Weld INCTON: they ate direct frtrinlittio.
k'gne : —The Mediterranean (ID), Eclipse NO,
Industry (41S), Europe (ER), Ceres (GW). Mary''
( H), Pheasant (AE), Bird (W), Britinnia (Dl)j,
David (P), Pornone (.5Gq, CLts (3951), and die.
Symmetry (14S).
COCK, JULY 20
TIIE DIME or WeLtasoros'i Anse.—Yesterday
arrived his M tjesty'a ship ST. DOMINGO, Cmitain
PECHELL, with the 71st and 94th Regiments on board
from the South of France: they sailed trent the Gi-
ronde on the 9th inst. They passed a fee, drys ago.
his MajrAy's ship CLARENCE, with more iron; s, which
had saii:J some 011ie before them. The remairrd r
of II ty-,ps composing the Duke of WELLl?tcrroN'ti
army, :.Lout IO,QOO men, *ere ready to embark-
ti.ree d.va .tier their dep inure. There were

Mica ten s.til of t!az line taking in troops fir this
place, 4:non2 sv:icim, we understand, arc the ‘'ILLa Di
Plats and Ille!tliGN AbLe, th zee-dee kers.. .The R'JLLA
man of star has a fLet of tranip3rts tinier convoy
for this pl,tce.
At the time of our writin:T the Cx. necs. 74 guns,
has cr.rne ti artch.tr, tinti there arz two or [Live moni
linc..of-battl.2 ships in view.
Yc:Atot day also arrived his M i.psty's sips 11404
C;ipt.ti;. lixvvas ; Bitumen ; E nt,
Lieut. Caiobnv ; Pioneer, Lieut. Mokats; and Pro.
tector, Lieut. MITTIICSOR. 14011 C of the :l'r. ops 114 T»
yet disembarked.

Friday the Vitt.' tat Pants, Captain C. Jones, and
Saturday morning tbeistritkos ABM Capt.l.oaiao,
arrived at PortentOoth from Fiourd;aus,‘ bringing
home about StAX) infantryot our gallant army. con-
sisting of the 95th, or side tegiment, and the King's
German L,•gion. The)i left the Garonne on Tnure.
day se'naglit. The Guards were to emb.trk on the
next day, on board the RIPPON and SULTAN, for
Portsmouth. The Ropes?, Sr. DOMING ), CLSRENCE..
and BEDFORD, had sailed with troops. tor Cork i ttse
Twee, QUEEN, EGMONT, STIRLING exsTLlii NAM*
CHATHAM, ani MONTAGUE, were waiting in the
G -
ronne to receive the sth divisioa of the army (*about
11,000). on board, tallith was on its march faros
Bayonne. It was computed that about 18,1100 troops
had gone to America, including the 6th and 82.1
regiments—not before named. The French took
:ray opportimity of testifying their approbation of
chs exemplary conduct of the British Army ; to
whose presence they attributed the good behaviour
of the trove of other nations, composing the late
Allied Force. Admiral Fours was superintending
the embarkation of the troops at Bourdeaux. Lieu-
tenant-General M,KENZIE, Major-General Sutra,
and Mrs. General Russ, &c. came home in theVa.t.s
DE PARIS ; General INGLIS and Colonel %Vatican, in
the IMPREGNABLE.

The Parks were crowded yesterday to mess, and
remained so up to a late hour—all the little places of
amusement in the suburbs having been deserted by
their usual visitors, attracted to these more novel
scenes.

The superb Display of Fire-works at the approach.
ing National Festival, though splendid beyond ex-
ample, cannot be expected to equal the grand display
of nixes in the Lottery, to begin drawing on the lax
of September.—Four Capitals of Twenty and Ten
Thousand Pounds ; Eight of Five, Two, and One
Thousand Pounds ; Thirty of Five, Two, and One
Hundred Pounds ; besides Two Thousand Se*n
Hundred and Seventy other Prizes, the smallest of
which exceeds the prime cost of a Ticket.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, JULY 25.
Best Ss Od to SI OE Veal 71 Od to Ss Od
Mutton Si OS to 6s 4d I Park 6s od iu 76 44
Lamb 7s Od to Ss Od.
Burs. 1900—Sheep and Lambs 15,700—Calves, 250—Pigs SEW
Meadow Ha) 41 04 to 51 10$ Clover 61 Oa to 71 os
Rowan 01 Outo 01 Or I Straw 1t :4. to 21 as