Star.
London, England, 1818-02-20 00:00:00

DARTMOUTH, FEBRUARY is.

Arrived the Dart, SILLY, from Lisbon ; and the
Shakespeare, LIDDELL, from Gibraltar.

DOVER. FEBRUARY am.
Wind S. E.—Sailed yesterday afternoon the Tra-
falgar, Captain HARE, with his Excellency Count de
PAMaLA, for Calais ; also the King George with the
-Calais Mail; and the Lord Duncan packet, Captain
Pascoe...with a Mail and passengers for Ostend.—
Arrived this morning the Princess Charlotte packet,
Captain HALLAtros, with a Mail and passengers from
Ostend.—Sailed this morning the Lord Duncan pac-
ket, Captain HAMILTON, with the Calais Mail.

GRAVESEND, FEBRUARY IP.

Arrived theVrew Jacobus, Bink, from Antwerp ; Melville,
Smith, from St. Andero ; Providence Mitchell, from Lisbon ;
Fanny, Beattie, from Hamburgh ; hope, Leach, from Lisbon ;
Lonack, Driscoll, from Bombay; Prince Regent, Rogers, from
Amsterdam; and Christina, Fotheeingham, from Antwerp.—
Sailed the Andromeda, Sugtrue, foe Jamaica ; the Perseverance,
Scott, for St. Thomas s; Starling,lierrett, for Malta; Liverpool,
Cowley, for Maranham ; Harmony, Jones, for Antwerp ; and the
Minerva, Scholl, for ditto.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, FEBRUARY 19.
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Swum imam) Imrsaas.-11:e Goede Hoop, and Bastian',
from Rouen ; Alert, from St. Michael's ; Mara, from Lisbon ;
Longford, from Pernambuco ; Letitia, Tennant, from Belfast ;
Staff of Life, from Cork; William Dickson, from St. Michael's;',
Summer, from Lisbon; Hannah, from I Lunburgh ; Vittoria,'
and Mary, from Charante ; Providence, from Lisbon; Bonne
Henriette, from Rouen ; William, from Cita:ante ; Ellen, from
Bourdtraux ; Phyllevea, from Sake ; Hope, from Lisbon ;
Nimble, from Santa eruz ; Violet, from Cork; Constance,
from Hachures ; Fanny, from ditto; Harriet, from Copen-
hagen ; Perseverance, from Amsterdam ; and Cato, from Ham-
burgh..---Gorwasaw—The Harriet, for St. Michael's • May-
Flower, for Quebec and Montreal ; Amide, for Calais ; Orwell,
for India and China; Henry Porcher, for Inds; Mary, for
Stettin ; Scaleby Castle, for India and China; Nelly, for Stettin ;
Chance, for Ltamburgh ; Agnes, for Malta, Syracuse, and Mrs-
, sins; Latvia, for Demerara; Princess of Wales, for Calais ;
Europe, for Madeira, Fort George and Fort William.

The Eliza, DAVIS, from America to Lubeck, up-
set in the Baltic on the 12th ultimo, and was aban-

doned by the crew.
The Paula, ANDREAssm, from Lisbon to Trieste,

was carried into the Island of Melida, and sold by
the Master : she arrived at Palermo the sth Decem-

ber, and has been seized there.

The brig Derwent, of Workington, JOHN BOWMAN
master, from Philadelphia, with staves, tobacco, &c.
for orders, arrived at Cove on Thursday sennight.
On the 6th ult. in lat. 39. long. 62. picked up a boat
with the crew of the ship Sally, of and from New
York, JOHN BOUCH master/ with a cargo of staves,
for Limerick ; she hiving proved leaky, they aban-
doned her.

In the STAR of the 14th instant, we stated, on the
authority of the French Papers, that the Favourite
packet of Dover was wrecked near Calais on the 4th
instant. The fact, we understand, is, that this vessel
got on shore in a snow squall, but got off again in
about three hours, withditt damage, and arrived safe
in Calais harbour nearly as soon as the passengers who
landed from her when on shore, reached that town.
It is now stated with confidence, that the destina-
tion of the line-of-battle ships, which we mentioned
some days ago, is Copenhagen ; and' the object is to
bring to England her Serene Highness the Princess
of DENMARK, the affianced bride of the Duke of
CLARENCE. His Royal Highness the Duke recom-
mends his friend, Admiral Sir HENRY BLACKWOOD,
to the agreeable duty of conducting the expedition.

THE ARMY.
•
STAFF IN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRICLAND,
roa 11112.
A ATER&
' I Assistant-Adjutant-G:2ml.
I Deputy JO. do.
1 Quarter-Master-GeocraL •
Depot-Ldp.
2 MUSLIM do.
• 2 Deputy do. do.
SET, AND otiROSIST.
7 Majors of Brigade.
5 Aosist.-Qr.-Master-Geoerph.
.AND.

HEAD-Q 1

I Fwd-Maraltal.
4 Aides44-Camp.
I Secretary.
.1 Chaplain.
Adjutant-General
Deputy-Adjutant-General.
sol7lll BRITAIN,

7 Major:Generals.
AWes-do.Cansp.
1 Major-GeneraL
1 Aidc-oo•(`antp.

SCOTT

Deraty-Adjuiant-General. 1
IREL.

1 Principal Asssistant- Adjut.-
General.
7 Assistants do.
1 Assistant Deputy do. do.
1 Quarter-Master-Oeuenl
1 Deputy do. do.
5 Assistants do. do.
2 Lispectors of Clothing.
2 Majors of ihigade.
ONED IN FRANCE.
MIRY.
2d Dragoon Guards. 11th Light Dragoons.
3d Dragoons. l2th Light Dragoons (Lancer')
:th Light Dragoons (Hunan). 111th Light Dragoons (11suan)
WCorps of Cavalry.
gon rain-..t. Troops.
Fatabliabanant of Crater Corp-124 rank and. Sle.
INFANTRY.

1 Dslostf-Quarter-Master.Go.
- sera.
1 Major of Brigade.
END.

1 Commander of Fours.
3 Aides-de-Camp.
1 Secretary.
1 Lieutenant-GeneraL
2 Aides-de-Camp.
7 Major-Generals.
7 Aides-de-Camp.
1 Adjutant-GeneraL
1 Deputy do.
CORPS NOW STATJ

Fcan-Granno;-.lst, or Oseaadier Resitnent, 34 Battalion.
24, OF Cohiatrons, 241 Battalion.,
• Riontrwrs ae. Foon-341, Oth, 3thaftk, 741, fttr, 234, 99th,
39th, 434, Sad,. 3741/4 71st, 7922, •,.
Bite Brigade-1K and Sd Battalions.
Staff (..kap,altrite_ Cointies.
Batablialuneni ofoleanni-- rank and me.'

CORPS STATIONED IN INDIA.

CA VA L RY.

Art .1

Bth, 17th, 2111, and 42d—Farablislunent, 840 rank and Me.

INFANTRY.

Ist, or Royal Scots, 2d Battalion, 14th, 17th, 114th,-20214
54th. 46th, 47th, 53d, 59th, 65th, 67th, 69th, 117th, •9th.—
£stablishment, 1000 rank and file. _ _

The Governon.at the Cape of Good Hope, Ceylon, and °Mo-
nitor, receive no Staff Pxy as General Officers.
The 84th regiment, from Galway, is r.ow stationed
at Fermoy.

Yesterdar, at two o'clock, the PRINCE lIECENT held
a Court aftarhon House, which was numerously at-
tended. Soort after his Royal Highness held a Chap-
ter of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, at Whkh
the Marquis of ANCILESE was elected a Knight of
the Garter, in the room of the Marquis of ARERCORN.

The Prince of Huss HOMBERO attended a Ball at
Wq.us's Rooms, on Wednesday night. Yesterday
his Serene Highness received visits from the Duke of
CUMBERLAND, the Vice-Chamberlain to the Queen,
the Judge Advocate, &c. His Serene Highness visited
the Duke and Duchess of GLoucrsrEn, the Duchess
Of WELLINGTON, the Marquis of HUNTLEY, Lord ST.
HELENS, and Mr. WELLESLEY POLE.

Prince ESTERHAZY gave a superb Entertainment.
yesterday, at Chaudos-House;to the Pa ;Noe R /IGEN T.
Among the distinguished party to meet his Royal
Highness, were—
HU Serene Highness the Prince of Hew Homburg, the Duhe
and Duchess de Sea Carlos, the Count sad Giantess Lieven,
the Ambauader from the King of the Netherlands, the Marquis
sod Marchioness of Herttord, this Marquis and Marchioness
d'Ospted. the Jilarquis of Anginas, be Marquis
`the' Es ii 'rind Countess Hathurq, Lord and Lady Castlereagh,
Lord Stewart, Baron llumbolat, Sir B. Bloomfield, &c. &c.

Lord Halves and family are arrived at the Waterloo Motel,
in Jermyn-street, from their seat, in Yorkshire.

Join! Smtarorat, Esq. kft the above Hotel for his seat, Pun.
Lord CARILAGION arrived at the St. Petersborgh Hotel, Do-
ver-street, from the Contiutnt.

Mr. and Mrs. Tamom and family and Mr. Ss. Gamma, art&
ved at the Pulteney Hotel, Piccadilly.
The Earl of BELFAST'S coming of age was celebrated at Belfast
se Monday se'imight with the utmost festivity and unbounded
testimonials of affection and joy.

The dinner of the Highland Society takes place
to-morrow, when it is to be hoped the Members will
not be unmindful, in their liberality, of their brave
countrymen, who have been lately exhibiting at the
Lyceum (English Opera-House), in the Strand, in such
perfection those powers of music and leas of sword-
tranship for which their native hills are famous. The
share of patronage which they have received hum
the citizens of London, has not, we fear, been such
as to afford them any thing like an adequate reward
for the distance they have travelled, and the great
exertions they have made. Most of them have fought
and bled in the battles of their country, and that is
a merit which might gild even the brightest accom-
plishments.

The amount of Bank Notes in circulation, on the
12th of January last, was 30,619,4401. being !Pine-
thing above two millions more than on the corre-
sponding day in January, 1817. The increase is
entirely in notes above 51. in the smaller rotes there
has been a decrease of about 750,0004

The amount of unclaimed dividends, on the sth
ult. Was 1,122,4091. 13s. sd.—Lottery prizes not
claimed 10,857k—Total 1,133,2661. 13s. se.—Ad-
vanced to Government,' pursuant to the 31st and 48th
Geo. 111. 1,033,2531. Ss. 2d.—Balance in the hands
of the Bank 99,743/. 10s. 3d.

William Haitch, who murdered the young woman
in Unioa-street, Middlesex Hospital, on Saturday
last, as stated in our Paper of Tuesday. in so barba-
rous a manner, and who was this morning to have
been brought up for trial at the Old Bailey, has an-
ticipated the sentence of the law by his own hands.
At half-Past eight this morning he was found by the
turnkey weltering in his blood, haying cut his throat
from ear to ear with a razor, which had come into
his hands in some manner not explained. Life was
quite extinct. Thus it is that crime leads to crime.
David Evans, whose case must be fresh in the me-
mory of our Readers, charged with the wilful murder
of his wife on the 10th January, at their lodgings,
Falconbergh-court, Crown-street, St. Ann's, was
morning arraigned at the Bar of the Old Bailey, and
his trial- was still going on when our Paper went to
Press.

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CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, FEBRUARY 20.--
Although we had but little fresh corn at market this
morning, the sale of all grain was heavy, and Barley
is from Is. to 2s. per quarter cheaper for the middling
qualities. Oats are Is. per quarter cheaper, in con-
sequence of the ports being now open for importa-
tions from abroad. Foreign Wheat and Earley are
also admissible.