Star.
London, England, 1826-08-25 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Anteus, and Jamaica, arrived at Antipta on the 9th July,
in 95 days from London.
The Supply, from the South Seas, has arrived off Has.
tinp ; and the ftom Bahia, off Dartmouth. .
FALMOUTH' Atm. 23.—Wind S. \V.—Arrived the Harvey, Gra-
sows, from London for Genoa ; Margaretta, Prtrwrs, from do.
for Teneriffe and 13atavia, with bowsprit sprang; and Achilles,
Hunaasoir, from London for the Cape. Sailed his Majesty's brig
Rovousr, for Plymouth; and the Kingfisher packet, Lieut. Hai-
nzason, for Buenos Ayres.
PLYMOUTH, Moos: 23.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Eagle,
TONQUIN, from St. Petersburgh for Lisbon. Off the port, the Mar-
pretra Pumas, from London for Teneriffe; and Lamedee, Ja-
mmer, from St. Domingo for Havre.
Porrnamern, Anoutr 24.—Wind S.W..—Arrived the Fort
Wilßamti Nom, from London for Madras and Bengal. Sailed his
Majesty's cutters Highlyer and Cracker, on a cruise.
Deari Annan 24.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrlved and remain, the
Ida, Ruinous, from London for Halifax; Euphrosyne, Huverns-
son, from do. for Canada ; &shin, Nocxoxas, from Newcastle for
Jamaica; and the Salmon River, Dune, from London for Sierra
Leone. Arrived and sailed, the Margaret, Toon, from London for
New South Wales; and Endeavour, Cowsorr, frum Quebec for
London.

LIVERPOOL. Avoorr 23.—Arrived the Birmingham, Coals, from
New York—sailed 25th ultimo; Cyrus, —, from Baltimore;
Carabobo,Wmoue, from St. Anrew's (N. B.) ; and Nelson,Woon,
from Quebec.

Mr. HUNTER, jun. the King's Messenger, was s nt
off on Wednesday evening from the Foreign Mee, with Des..
patches to the Continent.

IMPORTANT TO SERVANTS.—A case was heard on
Thursday last, before Enw. CARTER, Esq. one of the
Magistrates of Winchester, under an Act of Parlia-
ment passed in the fourth year 3f the reign of his present
Majesty, which, amongst other things, provides fcr the
punishment of servants who may misbehave or miscon-
dint themselves in their masters' service. The present
case was between Mr. Jo!in Mills, of London, a whole-
sale stay maker, and a man named William Burgess,
residing in Lake-lane,
,Portsea, who had been employed
by the former, under a written contract, at the wages
of two guiueas per week, to get stays manufactured in
this neighbourhood, which were sent him from London
for that purpose. It appeared in evidence that he had
been in such employ for about two years, and that lately,
from certain circumstances, Mr. Mills was induced to
call for an investigation of accounts, and a settlement
of matters between them, when things not turning oat
satisfactory, Mr. Mills deemed it proper to seek a
remedy under the aforesaid statute ; and it was proved
that Burgess had detained a large quantity of goods
which he had removed from the premises, and refused
to tell to what place hi had sent them ; and also had
refused to give up his master's books, under the pretext
that he was largely indebted to him for wages. The
Magistrate not deeming this a sufficient cause for the
detention of Mr. Mills's property, particularly as it ex-
ceeded, by some hundreds of pounds, the amount of his
claim, convicted Burgess of the offence, and sentenced
him to three months'.imprisonment, and hard labour,
in the House of Correction.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Am Si.
The supply hitherto is tolerably good, particularly of Flour,
Higher prices are asked for all kinds of Corn, and Wheat may be
stated is. Oats Is. and Barley is. per quarter dearer than on Mon.
day ; there are, however, not many sales effected at these advances.
English Wheat, 4,360 qrs. Barley, 390 qrs. Oats, 2,380
qrs. Flour, 8,500 sacks. Foreign Wheat, 1,430 qrs. Oats, 6,140 qrs.