Star.
London, England, 1821-02-28 00:00:00

Gaavasasn, Fes. 27.—Sailed the General Harris, Ws:ass:AN
for China.

HARWICH, Fa. 27.—Sailed the Princess Charlotte packet
for Cuxhaven, and the Charlotte ditto fur Gottenburgh ; each
with a ;Wail.

Pomvsuoire, Finiseaav 27.—Wind S. S. F..—Arrived, the
Charlotte, Wzreitt., from Hamburgh ; and the Minerva, HALL,
from Limerick. The latter supplied the brig Amphitrite, of
Peterhead, off the Land's End, with provisions. Sailed, his
Majesty's ship Han, on a cruise.
NZW/lAVEN, Fnauwav 27.—Arrived, the Serapis, LONALIALE,
from Bideford fur London, leaky, and it is supposed must dis-
charge to repair.
Cuwv;, FAIRUAIIY 27.—Arrived, the Amphitrite, Meanocsr,
from Forta Ventura, short of provisior.s ; and the etsy, Cas-
t:n.l4 from Lisbon for London, also short of provisions.
Currox-liousa, Fax- 27.—Ships Entered inwards : The Leo-
pold, from Almeira ; Lord Middleton, from Liverpool ; Flora,
from Antwerp ; Good Intent, from Ostend ; Scipio, from Tar-
ragona ; St. Patrick, from Belfast ; Horatio, from Grimsby ;
Telemachus, from Dublin; Hazard, from Dunkirk; Pilot, from
Antwerp; Jemima, from ditto; and Kate, from Odessa.—Eo-
tered Outwards : The Bridgwater, fur China ; P.. znix, for Bom-
bay ; Aurora, for Waterford ; Lavinia, for Bahia • Briton, for
Rio Janeiro ; and Kitty, for St. Petersburgh.—
—Cleared Out-
wards: The Ann, for Hamborgb ; Beverley, for Bremen; Elec-
tra, for Philadelphia; Prospect, for Rio Janeiro; Melempine,
for Jamaica; Albion, for Trieste; and Alice, for Jamaica.
Amman—At Southampton, the Aimesley, No: s, from Se-
ville. At Cork, Aurora, Howell, from London. At Waterford.
Hero, Wilson, frdm London. At Helvoet, Jong Wilhelm, Jan-
son from Smyrna. At Hamburgb, Nautilus, Pearson, from
China. At Londonderry, Alexander, Lyons, from Alkant. At
Penzance, Amphitrite, Murdoch, from the Canaries. At Bout-
dean:, Nelson, Morgan, from Cork ; and Java —, from Penang. •
At the Havannah, America, Bremer; and Clemens Albert, Us.
wald, from Bremen.

VVISELS SPOKLN wing—The Speedy, Andrews, bound to Rio
Janeiro, the 27th ult. in the Straits of Gibraltar ; Rebecca, front
the Clyde to the West Indies, the sth inst. on the edge of sound-
ings, with loss of sails ; Ebenezer, from Bristol to Jamaica, the

15th, in lat. 48. 49. long. 8. 40. and the Rio Packet, from U..
verpool to Rio Janeiro, the 20th ult. in lat. 54. long. 41.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-SIONEY..
I IThe Vestal, for the St. Sylvestcr, the 6th of March, at No.
5, lirick.court, Temple, and recalled there ou Tuesdays and
Thursdays.

DEATH OF MR. Scorr.—,We lament to state, that
this unfortunate Gentleman, after languishing for
neatly two weeks in a state of extreme suffering from
his wound, expired last night, at ten o'clock.—An
Inquest is to be held on thoz.bodi this evening, at the
Tavern, at Chalk Farm.

The Army Eqimates for the, present year hare
been printed. The t(.tal number of men is 101,367,
from which deduct 19,899, amount of Regiments
serving in India, there remain, exclusive of Corps in-
tended for reduction, 81,468 ; add to which, Corps
to be reduced in 1821. amounting to 11,794, there re-
main to be provided for, in the present year, 93,262;
the total charge of which is £(,613,968.55. 3d.

Sir WILLIAM WlLLiams, Colonel of the 13th Re•
giment of Foot, at present quartered at Londonderry,
gave an elegant ball and supper, last week, to all the
Fashionables of that City and neighbourhood.

FASHIONABLE.% AT OAKLEY House.—ln Bedford-
shile, this week, the Marquis and Marchioness of
TAVISTOCK have been keeping open house. A se-
ries of Dinners, Concerts, and Card-parties, have
been given to the Fashionables in the vicinity, which,
on Tuesday last, were joined by the Duke and Duchess
of BEDFO/tD, the Earl of ALBEMARLE, Mr. COKE of
Holkham, Earl and Countess of JERSEY, and the Earl
of ESSEX. On Friday the party proceed to Woburn
Abbey, to finish the week.
MR. ALEXANDER BARING'S MANSION.—This Gen-
tleman has lately purchased the freehold ground on
which Bath House lately stood in Piccadilly, whereon
a mansion is about to arise that will probably eclipse
almost all others. The order will be after the purest
Tuscan models ; to contain seven or eight rooms on
a 'floor. The entrance-hall will be in Bolton-row, in-
stead of Piccadilly. This edifice is expected to be
finished, for occupation, about_ the end of the year,
%%hen it will be opened with a magnificentfde.

Yesterday, a Meeting of the Friends and Su rporters
of the Institution for.the Relief and Education of the
Orphans of Clergymen in Distress, was held at the
Freemasons' Tavern. The Right Rev, the Lord Bi-
shop of Lotipost topl: the Chair, and was supported
by Lord KENYON, Sir THOMAS GRAHAM, Sir THOS.
ACLAND, Sir NATHANIEL CONANT, Justice PANKE,
Chief Justice ABBOTT, Dr. WATSON, Rev. Mr. YATES,
and a numerous body of the Dignitai ies of the Church.
Seven boys and five girls were elected into the School
as proj-er objects ; and after the Election the company-
adjourned to partake of a sumptuous dinner ; the Lord
Bishop of LONDON in the Chair, supported by Lord
KENYON, Sir CHARLES FLOWER, Bart. Mr. WILSON,
M.P. and other perscins of distinction. A handbome
subscription was made. The company broke up at
A seasonable hour.

The Old Theatre in the Haymarket is now occu.
pied by a number of artists and workmen of various
descriptions, in preparing the materials, scenery. and
decorations for the New Theatre, the walls of which
are rising rapidly.
COIN RICHANCIV, MAIIII-ILANt, Fee. IS =Although we brd
but little Wheat fresh in this morning, the trade was not so brick
as on Monday, and only the finest samples could be disposed nf`
for which Monday's prices were obtained. We had a tole ire
arrival of Barley from Suffolk, which met heavy sale, portico-
larfry the inferior qUalities ; but there is no alteration in prices •
that article, uor of Beams, Peas, w Oats.

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