Star.
London, England, 1820-08-18 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The 4th Dragoon Guards, which have for some
time been stationed in and about Yorkshire, are
about to march for Carlisle. They are about to be
replaced by the 9th Royal Lancers.
The Royal Irish Carbineers are now on their route
from Newcastle, Carlisle, &c. for Birmingham, Co-
ventry, and other places in the district.
The 13th Regiment of Dragoons passed over Lon-
don-bridge this morning, on their way from Rom-
ford to Croydon.
The movements among all the Troops are so gene-
ral everywhere, occasioned by the bringing so many
round the metropolis, where they will continue dur-
ing the present Parliamentary business, that it will
be some time before a knowledge can be obtained,
with any kind of certainty, of their respective stations.

Wednesday noon the Duke of CatuinincE em-
barked at Dover for Calais.

The well-known Hanoverian MitriAer, Baron OMP-
TEDA-, who is charged with having taken strange libel-- •
ties with her MAJESTY'S writing desks, whilst Princess
of WALES, abroad, is, we are informed. in town.
Just as the House of Lords rose yesterday evening,
and the QUEEN had taken her departure, Lord Byars
arrived in Palace-Yard, in a travelling carriage. His
Lordship had letters for her MAJESTY from abroad,
and being informed that she was gone, he imme •
diately followed her to Lady FltAticrs's house, in
St. James's-square.
The Corporation of Bristol agreed on Wednesday
to an Address to the QUEEN, which will be presentel
by the Members for that City.
His Majesty's brig Icaaus, arrived at Rio Janeiro
on the 14th of June from Rio de la Plata ; she
brought an account of the death of the-Hon. Capt,
SPENSER, of his Majesty's ship OWEN GLSNDowER,
who fell on board thin ship in a duel with his first
Lieutenant, M'DONOUGH.
CORN-EICRANOZ, MAIM-LAN; Aeons: IS.—.The weather
continues favourable for. the Harvest, and having a large quan-
tity of Wheat left over from Wednesday's market, and the de-
mand for it being very trifling, caused exceedingly heavy sale,
and the inferior qualities may be quoted 2s. per quarter lower
than on Monday, but the finest samples support that day'.
prices.—The Oat market is paralyzed, in consequence of the un-
expected opening of the Ports for the admiuion of that article,
the aggregate average -price of the last six weeks being 275. Id.
by which event a material reduction is anticipated in the prices,
owing to the liberation of a very large quantity which has been
for several months accumulating under the King's Lock, and
which will now be brought to market. The speculators, being
anxious to effect sales, and realize a profit on their purchase.,
the prices were nominal this morning, fer a reduction of 3s. per
quarter was no temptation to the consumers, who are looking
for a much greater decline, from the conviction that as soon as
it is known nn the Continent that the Parts are open, very large
shipments will be made to this country.—Beans are full 2s. r
quarter cheaper. In Barley, Peas, and other articles, there i.
alteration.

SIIITH FIRLD NTAILICET, Aoays. 18.—Beef„ 4s. 6d. to sa. Od. per
stone of tabs.; Mutton, 4s. 6d. to Ss. Od. Veal. ss. Od. to tis. Ch.t.
Pork, 5..0d. to 63.0 d. Lamb, 56.0 d. to 6s. 4d.—Cattle at Markt..
Beasts, 450 ; Calves, 280; Sheep and Lambs, 19,200 ; Pigs, EC o.
Hay, 51.105. to 41. 6s. Clover, 51. Os. to 61. 61. Straw, 1/. 1.!:.
to IL 16s.

Snocenso Acomert.—About four o'clock yesterday mornia,
as the workmen were employed in clearing away the rubbi,u
under an old wall on the site of the new improvemep in Swal-
low-street, the wall fell suddenly, and buried three of them ,a
the ruins. They were soon ti,keu out, but quite dead, and i 3 3
shocking mangled state. A fourth man narrowly escaped.
LI- For Naval Intelligence, &c. see the first Page.
BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY.
DCUICAST2R gt.
Bto apt Athenian 14 to 1 agst Tramper
$ to 1 agst Woodbine 1$ to 1 agst Altisidom •
10 to 1 apt Cavalier 17 to 1. apt Lady of the Ville
II to I apt Sir Mark le to I ape Monreith
12 to 1 apt Arbutus 20 to 1 agst any other
12 to I apt Dunsinane

OX FORD RACES, TUESDAY, AUG. 15. (First Day.)
The Gold fop, which is always considered the greatest race,
caused much disappointment, as the only horses which stated
were Sb.anrock and Snake, and It was won easily by Sham-
rock ; to 1 on Snake.

LO' DON : Printed and published bit I.nt4 KENT, P. kc
Placr, Temple-Par.