Star.
London, England, 1813-11-15 00:00:00

NAVAL PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.

Captain Tailour, of the Regulus, to the rank of Post Captain.
Lieutenants R. Williams, and H. Meynell, to the rank of
Commander.
Mr. W. I. Palmer, Midshipman of the Vigo, to the rank of
Lieutenant in the Rolla; Mr. W. T. Dance to the rank of Lien-
tenant; Mr. T. Pearce, Midshipman, to be Lieutenant of the
Plicenix; and Mr. Barnes, Midshipman of the Stately, to the
rank-of Lieutenant.

Captains—Cumn, to the Elk ; Robert Rowley, to the Regu-
lus ; B. Palmer, to the liebrus, a new frigate ; and Ball, to com-
mand the Depot for Prisoners of War at Dartmoor, vice Cotgrave.
Lieutenants—Bostock, co command the Neptune; Thompson,
to command the Mullet ; P. Finucane, to the Grampus; Dunn,
to the Indus; Newton, to the Montagu; W. P. Wade, to the
Bonne Ci oyenne; Little, tct the Tagus; Ferguson, to the Sea
Lark ; PAulimon. to the Hannibal ; Bullock, to the Revolu-
tionalre • lames Young, to the Regulus; T. S. Smith, to the
Terror bomb; 1. C. Heaslop, to the Musette; F. H. Rawlinson,
to the Imogene; and F. Adamson, to the Elk.
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Chaplains—Rev. Edward O'Brien, to the Medway ; Rev. I.
Gwynn, to the Latoria, at Leith.
Pursers—Mr. Raner, to the Vanguard prison ship; Mr. Bray,
of the Frolic, to the Martial

M . of the Savage ; G. R. linden, of the Rota ;
George Dalton, of the Stork ; George Mackren, of the Queen
Charlotte; William Crisp, of the Seahore • John Heard, of the
Adder; and Richard Singer, of the Garland, passed for Pursers
on Welni sday last, on board his Majesty's ship Gladiator.

The Eliza, Poor., from Liverpool to Bilboa, was
taken on the 29th ult. between Cork and Famouth.

The Trial, PARRY, from Waterford to Milford,
foundered on the 11th inst. near Diana's Head.

The Jute Ewagting, ALLitas, from itourdeaux, was
towed up the Nore yesterday, water-logged, dismast-
ed, and deserted by the crew.

The Lord Nelson, Brighton fishing-smack, sailed
from Portsmouth on Thursday last, and soon after
was wrecked on the Woolseners. The boat belong-
-1 ing to the vessel was picked up without any person
on board, on Hayling Island. The smack went to
' pieces; Mr. Weal, the Master, his brother-in-law,
and GRIMES. a King's pilot, have lost their lives by
the accident. The latter has left a wife and eight
children to lament his lom

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Reduced 56H—Cons. Mei—for acc. salft
4 per Ct. 710-5 per Ct. e9}}—omn. of iii
Bk Long Anns. 141 3-16ths—Bonds, us. 3s. dls.
Exchquer Bills is. 54. preen.
The New Omnium has been done from 31 to 31 pent:

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, NOV. 15.
Adverse winds having prevented the arrival of a large feet
with C.rn from the NotVolk and Suffolk coasts, occasioned a thin
supply of Wheat this morning ; and what appeared are fine sam-
ples from Essex, which sold freely, at a trifling advance. Barley
is is. per quarter dearer; having but little at market, ►ells more
freely at last week's prices. Oats are dull, ceiling 19. per quarter
lower than o Friday. la Peas, Beans, and other articles, there
is no alteration.

amousq.
Wheat, Kent and Ewes, 7is. Grey, ditto, 62a. 64&
1341. Saa per quarter Small Beans, old, 584. 41135. new,
Ditto, Suffolk, 70a. 781. Ns. 00a. 00a.
Ditto, Norfolk, 651. 7411. Tick Ditto, old, 481.005. new,
Rye 465. 58, 00a. 004.
Barley Nu 44a. new 50s. 554. Oats, Potatoe, $41.331. 4104.
Malt, SOL Nu Town --a. Ditto, Poland, Ns. 365. 00s.
Whits Pau, 101. 651. new, Oats, Fced, Ws. Ifs. 001.
805. NW Plow, 70s. Ilk per Sack.
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TORSION.
What, Damsle S. US. Rye, 455. as.
Ditto, Bakic Red, 60a. 70a. Barley, 45.. 50s.
Ditto, Hasbro' or Oats, Feed, SOL sta.
Bran= 60s. 70s. White Peas, fa. al&
Ji Ditto,tsiant Red OS& 791. Grey ditto, SOL Ha