Star.
London, England, 1821-12-05 00:00:00

THE AILMY.

Monday merning, the first division of the 95th Regiment em-
barked at Gravesena for the Cape of Gond I lope, on hoard the
Bak:arras Indiaman. The second division was expt cted to en--
bark yesterday, on board the David Scott, for the same place.
The first division of the 49th Foot also embarked on Monday,
at Gravesend, for the Cape, and will be followed by the re..
minder of the Regiment as speedily as possible.
Juhm Bristow and Jukes lirytott, two privates of the Ist Devon
Militia, committed to the county jail for absenting themselves
from tlee last training of that Regiment, have received his Ma-
jesty's pardon.
Commission in the East Esse: Militia, signed by the Lord Lieu-
tenant of the County of Essex.
Ensign Benjamin 114:11, to be Lieutenant, vice John Osborne,
deceased.
Sizmoasamum—The appointment of Ensign Charles Osborne
was gaaetted by mistake.

NAVAL IATELLIGENCE.

Wurrruavax, Dec. 2.—The New Triton is stranded near
Ravenglass ; crew and passengers saved. The WiiiiaM;BOADIR,
of this part, from Waterford, hat gone to pieces ; crew saved.
An Irish schooner has also gone to pieces—crew drowned. A
brig was on shore about a league to the Southward of the above
vessels, name not known.
LIMERICK, Dec. I. Last night it blew a most tremendous
gale at W.N.W. which continued until four o'clock this morning.
The tide rose to an alarming height, and considerabk damage
has been done to the shipping in the River, but we have nut
heard of any vessel being lost or drove on shore.
Lriaaroot, Dec. 3.—The Hannah, laving, from Dublin for
Liverpool, is stranded near Cunals Point k Anglesey), and it vrzs
hared would go to pieces—crew saved. The Isabella, KING,
from New Orleans, was driven on shore last night, and will be
a total wreck—crew saved. The Albion,Wir.Luaes, from New
York, which was on shore in Bootle Bay, has been got off.
Fautourn, Dec. S.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived, the Stanmer
packet, with a Mail from Lisbon, in seven days.—Sailed, the
Ardent, Born, for Belfast.—The packets have their signals
flying, and are ready to sail directly the wind shifts to the North.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 4.—Arrived, La Victoria Maria, 11Alt7III,
from Cherbourg.—Sailed, the Vilma cutter, on a cruize.—k
has blown very hard from the N.W. all day, but the ships at
Spithead and the Motberbank are laying all safe.
PLYMOUTH Dec. 3.—Wind W.—Arrived the Nymph, WAD.
ants, hem Lisbon.
limasstaez, Dec. 4.—Arrived La Julie, DROUILLASD, from
London for Rouen, with loss of anchors and cables.
DLit, Dec. 4.—Wind W.S. W.—Came down from the River
the nary, BOYD, for Madras, Sec. Aurora, Hunt, and Kim,
Nana, for Grenada ; New Thomas, WILIGHT for Genoa and
1 Leghorn ; Letitia Tennant, MONTOOMEST, and Edward, Hyenas,
for Belfast; Sir Joseph Banks, MAJOR, for Jamaica; and Navi.
glair, Dzwunrza, for Caen. Arrived and sailed for the River
the Centurion, Mean, from St. Helena ; and Hester, Gnomes,
from Oporto. Great part of the outward-bound sailed last night
(with a light breeze from the N.N.W. Te-day it is W.N.W.
with every appearance of blowing again from that quarter. Pet
back, the Rebecca, for St. Lucia; and Hutton, for Buenos
Ayres : they left the fleet this morning off Fairkigh, apparentk
I all well, endeavouting to beat down with a foul wind; but most
likely they will be obliged to bear up again.
lie., Dec. S.—The Blue Eyed Lass, Daw,iols, from hense
Ito London, has been run on board of by the Mary, of Plymouth,
which stove in her bow and did her so much damage that she
must discharge to repair.
Currom-House, Dec. 4. Ships entered Inwards :—The John,
from Cabals; Johann, from Randers; Margaret, from Lime-
rick ; Royal Union, from Dublin ' • Helen, from Wexford ; and
Endeavour, from Waterford.—Entered Outwards: The Balza,
for Cork; Little Sally, for Malta; San Antonio, for Coruna;
Eagle, fee Jersey • Bee, for Naples; and Neleus, for Hain-
burgb.—Cleared dutwards : The Heena, for Montserrat; Ju-
lius, for St. Kitt's ; Isabella, for Flushing; Unity, for Dublin;
and Princess of Wales, for Calais.
The Princess AUGUSTA arrived yesterday afternoon
at the King's Palace, at Pimlico. Her Royal High-
ness was accompanied by Count LINSURGEN, and
Lady NIARY TAYLOR, &c.
The brewers have reduced the price of porter to
the publicans two-pence per gallon ; and it is ex.!
petted that a further reduction will take place.
A packet of Bank-notes, to the amount of £5OOO,
which was supposed to have been lost, and for which
a reward of £lOO was offered, has been recovered.
It had, by a mistake at the Post-officP, been trans-
mitted to Dublin instead of Durham, to which latter
place it was directed.
DRURY-LAN E.—Last night Nlrs.W.Wssr made her
re-appearance in the character of Juliet, and was
loudly and warmly greeted by the whole audience.
She sustained the character throughout with the mo t
bewitching excellence. Mr. Coorza, as the love-sick
Romeo, was highly respectable.
COVENT-GARDEN.--Last night the Musical Play cf
The Slave was performed here, the young Lady,
Miss BoYLE, who on the preceding evening had
supplied the place of Miss HALLANDE, in the cha-
racter of Sylvia, playing the part of Zelinda, in
which she acquit ed heselt with much credit.
Cour Excnartne, :11ARK-LANE, Dec. .5.---Saiverly any sales
to-day,mo nadoady,tshgeu:St'hatieoatn:anddeoliislysoa
vceomrypinkitoellyristbaal:
aant that pricex are nominal, except for superfine samples, wl ich
were made
maoffedreedat
thy could be got off; the inferior qualities are totally :unsaleable.
Tine Melting Barley supports Mont'ay's currency, but the ordi-
nary samples are is. per quarter lower. The Oat trade mat:-
Puts cm:di:4ly heavy, as well as that in Beans and Peas, the
supply of c.tcb Grigg larger than he ;ouoto-sts can take off.