Star.
London, England, 1826-01-23 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived of£ Weymouth, the Lord Amherst;:......, from Bengal.
Off Dover, the Charlotte Wylie, STAMMER, from St. Domingo;
Hero, Rommat, front Rio ; and the Louisa, Bauxes, from St.
NlichaviN.

The Harmony, Star, from Liverpool, struck on the Whale's
Back, off Portsmouth (N.H.), bilged, and is under water.
The Beallsford, WILSON, from St. John's, New Brunswick, has
arrived at Cork, waterlogged, and part of the cargo tidown over-
board.

The Royal Charlotte, Conan(' from New South Wales to India,
is reported to be lost.

FALMOUTH. JAN. 21.—Wind W. to W.N.W.—Arrived the
Fortitude, Srarnassos, from Lisbon, leaky, mod must discharge;
Emulous, steamer, from London for Calcutta ; and Ilekn, Pax,
from Cork. Sailed the Sandwich packet, for Lisbon ; Dove,
QUICK,. for Vera Cruz; Expedition, WATSON, for Jamaica; and
Ruby, Coarizsv, for London.
Pxvmourn, JAN. 2l.—Wind N.—Arrived the Swallow,
from St. John's (N. 8.); and the Active, HAYMAN, from Cork.
Passed by, the Ann Elizabeth, Baows, from St. Michael's.
Poarsiaount, JAN. t2.—Wind S.W. and calm—Pasted by,
the Boyne, Lavesuw, from Calcutta. Arrived the General Murray,
from Oporto; Mary, —, from Sincapnre; Pelican,
WlLLums, and Industrie, —, from Batavia; and the Courier,
Marius, from the Davasitiah. Sailed the Thurney Close, Max,
for New York.

Lieutenant CNA RLU BLOW; Mr. WYLIE, Surgeon; and Mr.
PARKER, Purser, are appointed to the &NICOLL
Lord Wu. PAORT has taken the command of the Putcomet., at
this port, fur Channel service.

Lieut. T. K Hosea (brother of Sir W. Homo, Bart. K.C.B )
is promoted to the rank of Commander; Mt. Commas Piurr, of
the %wit. GI:OMM yacht (son of (tear-Admiral the Hon. Sir C.
Nose); Mr. H. Hunt Buonsam (nephew of the lite filear-Adinta
ral Botostast) • and Mr. Pewees, of the Vscsuav, are promoted to
the rank of Lieutenant.

Lieutenant C. C. Dane, of the PILOCAIi, is appointed to dal
Espiegle, Captain Yaeas.
Sums AT SPITHEADTweed, Herald, and Calliope.
Izw Hausous—Victory, Ganges, Warspite, Superb, Spartiatc
Royal George, Romney, Volage, Ariadne, Sparrowhawk, Rapid.
gla. Philornel, Jasper, Contest, Resolution, and Arrow.
The VoLaas,2ll, Captain the Hon. R. S. DUNDAS, is now half
for sea, but will not sail before the Waits?' rm.

TheCumsserr gun brig, for the Newfoundland station, was ear..
missioned on Monday last, by Lieutenant J. A. BLow.
The STARLING cutter, Lieutenant STUART, sailed on Monday,
for Plymouth, with a freight in silver, for the Navy Pay Office.
Dial., JAN. 22.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived and sai!ed for
the River, the Heighitigton, Wu.sox, from Penang; I cadet
Packet, Cool, front Faro; Ann, BLACKWOOD. (ruin kutbee ;
Lynx, IiTAIR, from St. Michael's; Wakefield CROOKhHANK!, from
Oporto; Aid, from Seville; Ann, Myatt°, fr O, onto;
F.osalind, Awning, from Honduras; Orb, Posruara, from C..dis.
Andrew M'Queen, (ruin Quebec; and Alonzo, PIIIISINS.
from Hourdeaux.

Livaaroot, JAM. 21.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived yesterday
the Isrbella, Howson from Antigua; Hero, 30,tes, from New-
foundland; Fame, DAVIS. from St. Michael's; Emma, Coorcai
horn Terceira; Indians, Ticcm from Oporto; and I•.rHma,
from St Michael's. Also to-day, the Henry Clay. PAIIICaII, from
Baltimore; Waterloo, Dims, front &. John's (N. 8.); Caroline,
Wau.aca. front St. Michael's; and Active, Abli, hum Lisbon.--
Off the port, the Montrose, Davits, from Antigua.

Notwith,tand;ng the unfavourable st ite of the wr-a
there the Theatres were well filled on Saturday evening. At
Drury-lane Der Feeischutz, and at Covent Garden The Tenspest,
were the entertainments ; and the Pantomimes seem to have lust
none of their attractions. The Minors likewise, ►specially thy
Melphi and the Olympic, are proceeding very successfully.
Captain CARE, Of the brig Aittelop:, arrived at
Chaticston, S. C. from Sr. Thomas's, st stes, that such
is the avidity with which the Slave trade is now catried
on, and so extravagant the wages paid to seamen em-
ployed in prosecuting it, that many of our nterchont
vessels are deserted by their crews. •

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANK, JANUARY 25.
T►e supply during the last week has been exceedingly limited,
except of Oats and Flour, which was large. This 1111 l rning there is
a very fair supply of most kinds of Corn, chiefly from the neigh..
touring counties. Except for a fefr fine samples of Whiat, the
trade is exireinely dull, at the prices last quoted. Malting Barley
maintains the terns In the currency, but a dull mad: for all other
descriptions. Beans and Peas meets heavy sale. There is a to-
lerably large supply of Oats at market, and the buyers hesitating to
make purchases, it is with great dlticulty last quotations can be
obtained. In the price of Flour no alteration.
Wheat, Red, new, 58s. 675.
- old, 58s. 6ds.
White, new, 674. 70s.
- old 645. 725.
Barley, 29, 365.
!slaking, 40s. 445.
Peas, Grey, 1825, 465. 474.
Old, 40$. 445.
Pdaf se, 1625, 465. 48s.
old, 448.465.
White, new, 40s. 465.
.----- old, 40s. 455.
Boilers,lB2s, 565. Sils.
--- old, 463. 525.
ARRIVALS LAST WRIER.

Ryt, old, 365. 40s.
Beans, Small, new, 4%. 454. •
- old, 465. 524.
Tick, new, 365. 40s.
- old, 365. 425.
Oats, Feed, new, 235. 255.
- old, 255. 276.
Poland, new, 265. f9s.
- old, 265. 30s.
Putatoe, new, 265. 325.
old, 26.. 31$.
- Scotch, 284. 335.
Flour, per sack, 30s. 601.
Seconds 50s. 555.

Wheat, British, qrs. 1,614
Maley - 3,02
Malt - 4.318
Oats - 14,V.91
Beans 398

Peas, qrs. • 697
Irish Oats - 6,435
Foreign Oats 5%:.
Fineign Barley - :;,9•26
English Flour, sacks 9,144

SMITIIFIRLD NfARKET, JANUARY s 3.
We have little alteration of any moment iu the Meat market, the
best ►hurt horns are 4s. bd. to 4s. 104. per stone ; and the coarser
Oxen are from 3s. 64. to 4s. dd. per stone. The price of Mutton
remains firm at 4s. tl. to ss. per stone for the be►t Dowus ; but the
weather is unfavourable for slaughtering, and inferior Mutton is
Jull at 4s. to 4s. 44 per stone. The Veal trade looks a little
brisker, the best young Calves being worth Si. MI. to 6s. per stone ;
Ind the coarser is. 6d. to 5.. 64. per du. Polk al•o looks bet
young dairy-ftd Porkers are Si. 64. to 6,. per stone; And larger
Pork 4s. to 4s. 111 per do.— 1.1.. ast., 2,03 ; Sheep, 15,950; rigs,
90 ; Calves, 122.

I 3 tri, 4, od. to Ss. per stone ; Mutton, 4s to 54. Vest. 4s. 64t to
6i. Turk, 4.. 4d:to e..—Hay per logd, £3 6s to 15s. Clutter, .e 3
151. W I's Ss. Straw, ACI iGs. to Al.