Star.
London, England, 1825-12-30 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCe.

Arrived off Dover, the Midas, MAVYRR' from Quebec • and the
-Delpbin, SAGER, from Bremen, bound to Lot:shoo—te latter
with damage, very leaky, has come into harbour, and it is supposed
must discharge. •
FALMOUTH, Dec. 28.—Wind E. to N.E—Arrived the Loyal
Briton transport (late Purim), from Jamaica sailed the 31st of
October; several of the crew and troops have died on the passage;
and the Providence, Nov., from St. Petetsburgh for Malaga, with
damage. Sailed the Zephyr packet, for Buenos Ayres; Jane,
SILVERI, fOr Lisbon; and Eliza and Jane, Vona, for Oporto.
PLYMOUTH, Dec. 28.—Wind N.E. and K.-teinived theAlary,
MlCLuae, from Jamaica, in 42 days The whole of the outward
bound have sailed, except the Atlas, Lanottets, for Terra Vecchia.
The Ann,- of this port, on Thursday night last, ran foul of the
Hannah, of Sunderland, and in consequence of the shock, she im-
mediately sunk. The crew were all salted.
A reonermittn.—Commander Leith, of the tylades, is promoted
to the rank of Captain ; Lient. Alexander Robertson is appointed
to the Mermaid, on the Northumberland station, vice Jones;
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Lieut. N. C. France, to the Sprightly, vice Robertson; Lieut. S.
Kentish, to the Ramillies; Lieut. Delme, to the Java; Lieue. P.
J. Blake, to be Flag:Lieutenant to Rear-Admiral Gage; Lieut. R.
Evans, to the Jasper; Lieutenant S. Smyth, to the Victory; ltev.
I. Evans, late Chaplain of the Spartiate, to the Dryad, at Chatham.
Mr. Joon JEATS., Mate of the African, Colonial steam vessel,
intended to be attached to the Colony on the West Coals of Africa,
has been promoted to the rank of Lieutenant, for his serve
against slave vessels while serving in the PRINCC Racoon.
Messrs. G. Taot.t.ori and It. H. BIMISH, Acting Lieutenants of
the Esnecne, are confirmed in their rank. Mr. W. C. Want.
Mate of the ROYAL. Gentian, is promoted to the rank of Lieutenant.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 29.—Wind N.E. light lira —Arrived the
IlaSeksbury, Beata, from Riga. Sailed the Castle Forbes,' ORD,
for Madras and Calcutta; Cato and Vibelia transports, for Cork;
together with the whole of the outward bound, except tl,e
Rose, fur Madras and Calcutta; and the Caesar,
FISHER, for Africa.
Dear., Dec. 29.—Five, i.M. nearly calm, with a thick fog.—
Arrived the James and Mary, WOOLDIRRT' front the Ilavannab ;
and the Female, OU M TAN, from Shields for Charente. Passed
through from the River, the Darius, Bowut, for Bombay; Lyra,
HARVEY, for Cadiz; I4is, --, for Marseilles; Prince George,
PARKER, and Ida, PASSMORT., fur Jamaica; and the Ariadne,
TODD, for Oporto. The Arno, for Genoa, remains.
LnzarooL, Dxc. 28.—Wind Nit—Arrived the Lima, Sat Tit,
from St. Petenburgh; Atbuera, Howass, from Riga; and the
Idas, Itasssoex, from l'ictou.

Messrs. WILLIAMS and Co. Bankers, ;is Bit chin-lane,
have issued a circular, stating that the house possesses
ample funds to meet every demand in full, exclusive of
the p:ivate fortunes of any individuals of the firm; and
that two of the firm retiring from bilsiness, the other
partners had formed a connection with persons of the
highest character and known opulence. It is therefore
expected, that the minor arrangements will be forth-
with completed.
The noble efforts making by individuals of wealth
and rank to dissipate the panic which has so fatally
prevailed, demand the warmest approbation, while it
is not a little satisfa:tory to know that they have not
been made in vain. The Wolvelhamptoti Chronic*
notices, with just praise, the patriotic conduct of blhe
Marquis of STAFFORD and :he Earl of DARLINGTON.--•
Both of View noble personages, besides placing their
names at the head of a list of persons who pledge them-
selves to support the Banks in their neighbourhood,
have kindly postponed their rent-day, for the accommo-
dation of their tenants, who may suffer from the pressure
of the moment. We hope the example will be gene-
rally followed.
Toe death of the, Emperor of RUSSIA cannot fail to
be attended by important results on the political state of
Europe; and it is but too probable that it may men
had to a general war. We do not wish to excite un-
necessary alm in upon this subject ; but it is our duty as
public Journalists to state our sentiments on mp mo-
snentous an event, without reservation. We are in
posseuion of some information, which is cf great im-
portance in endeavouring to anticipate the probable
consequences of the demise of the Emper or A Lex* s DER.
and which is perhaps unknown to any other Journalist
in the kingdom—even to those who are supposed oc-
casionally to receive their cue ftora Ministers. It is
this—and we pledge ourselves in the most solemn
manner to the truth of our statement—" That the
British Government relied solely on the personal feel-
ings of the Emperor A CILIA Unita for the Feu:oration of
peace."—Edintrargh independent.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARE-LANE, Mclnnes 30. •

There are tolerable good arrivals of most !kids of Orlin this
week. Nearly all Otte buyers WMI met porchaee saystaksif to-day, as
they prefer waiting till hiooday, when the tww.hoshol eesanooircu
ose. Prices are tberefercworoinalowiAnivala t English Rho*, 3ing
qrs. Barley, 5,700 qrs. Oats, 13,5001 n. F100r,11,050 'asks. Irish
Oats, 65 qrs. Foreign Barley, 113,100 qrs. this, 1.330 qrs.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Data:sista 31.
Bud is a abode better to day, the best sbort horns being Ss. ad.
err stone; LaMar Meat bow/ever, continues. low. Io Xlsettost
there is no material variation, ihe best Ilaysna are Ss. to Ss. 441. per
stone. Veal is rasher heavy; but in Pork there is so skrtation.—
Draws, 527 ; Sheep, 4,1180; Pio, 70; Osives,lB.l.
Bar/, 4s 84. to Ss. 4d. psi stone; Muftis, 45.104. to Si. 4d. Veal,
is. to 6.. 44. Pork, 54. so 6s.—llay per load. A'S 10% to .€4 It,.
0.. Cluvrr, 17:1. tda to XS 7.. 64. Straw, arl Ul. t 8
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