Star.
London, England, 1826-01-24 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, JAN. 22.

The entertainment given by Sir Dooms- and Lady Strum-, at
their Ilegency square residence, on Thursday evening, was of a
character. Mrs. CAYINDISII EIZADiNAW gave a ball and
supper the sank evening.
Mrs. COUTIS returned to Byhaur House on Thursday; and the
Duke of Sr. ALDAN'S, and the Ladies Bcouct aan. to the Norfolk
lintel. Sir 11. and Lady DaLnyorts are at the Norfolk Hotel;
:aid Lord and Lady William %terms, atthe Marine Hotel.

TOE LORD CHANCELLOR —We regret to state, that
the answer given to inquiries this day was, that his Lordship was
rather more acutely afflicted with pain, having passed an indif-
trrent night. In all probability his Lordship taught a frrilt cold
en Saturday, by the frequent opening of the door, by which the
tiamp air obtained access.
Yesterday, Mr. WALLAcs, the Master of the Mint,
transacted business at the Treasory.
The Earl of LivEirrooL and the CHANCELLOR of the
I:ICHIQUiR artived in town yesterday morning from Coombe-
;aud and Beckenham, and it is understood the Ministers have
come to London fur the season.
Yesterday the French Ambassador and the American
Minister transacted business at the Foreign Office.
Yesterday morning Mr. Secretary PEEL left town, on
nsit to the Doke of Woszorescor.
fbc Russian Ambassador received a communication
iterday from Mr. Secretary CANNING.
Cards of invitation have been issued by the Earl of
:Tatman and Mr. Secretary Cmornsa, for Parliamentary dinners
the day previous to the meeting of Parliament.
Colonel DASHWOOD, Consul-General at Vera Cruz,
ar7,,,ed at the George Inn, Portsmouth, to take his passage in
the 'Twain, Captain FAIDNAICIC Hums. Crusass ISPKaussu, Esq.
Consul General in Hayti (St. Domingo), is expected to arrive in
w days.
:he house of FINDLAY, BANNATYNE, and Co. West
.iia merchants, of New Broad street, stopped payment
,esterday. This house is of very long standing, and
:ensive business, and they have branch establishments,
'e believe, at Glasgow and Liverpool.
!'he letters from Liverpool mention the failure of
JOHN GARNETT, an eminent merchant of that
"n. A large proportion of his transactions were ill
'zlon, and he held a great quantity of Egyptian
purchased at nearly 22d per lb. but which cannot,
.3 the present state of the market, be sold for more
zn N. per lb.
the most calamitous results have been produced by
pension of confidence. At Darlington one-third of
t rople are out of employment, 10,000 at Norwich,
~rrnr.plete stagnation at Huddersfield, and half the
unemployed at Leicester and Nottingham; if,
1...! ,-der, Arts:oath, Aberdeen, &c. various wooks stop-
Several cotton mills at Stockport at halt
-,14 only, in consequence of the depressed state o

THE ARMY.
—ram-

Tllc berieConipailes of ibe following iteginients have received
orders to march :—Depot of the 6th Foot, from Albany Bar-
racks to Stockport, to relieve the 99th, which is to be at
Dublin ; 33t1 Feet, from Glasgow to Belfast ; 57th Ditto, from
Chatham to Weedon ; 70th Ditto, from Winchester to Gosport;
itath Ditto, from Winchester to Gosport; and the 79th Ditto, (pm
Glasgow to BeiGst.
_ _ _

Furry Recruits were enlisted at the Head-quarters of the Depot
of the 50th Foot, at Glasgow, last week.
Twenty-flys Recruits joined the Depot of the 23d Welsh Full-
leers, at Breconßarracks, last week.

Thirty Recruits joined the Depot of the 68th Light Infantry,
at Chichester Barracks, last week. _ _

Detachments belonging to the underrumed Regiments marehed
yesterday from Westminster Dragoons, for Norwich ; 40th,
45d, and 824 Foot, for Colchester ; 83d ditto, for Harwich ; 31st
ditto, for Tilbury Fort ; 13th, 14th, 45th, and 54th ditto, for
Chatham; and of the 2il ditto; for Canterbury.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Nymph (late Yeowaan), from Montreal, dismasted and
abandoned, has been towed into Cork, by the Albion, MILLS, from
Cape Breton.
FALMoUTtI, JAN. 22.—Calm.—Arrived the Diamond, FAVELL,
from Cork. in 21 days, with loss of sails, bulwarks, Ste. and part of
her cargo thrown overboard; and Louisa, --, from ditto.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 22.—Wind N.N.W. and variable.—Arrived
the St. Peter, Ronan, from the Havannah, leaky, and rudder da-
maged; and the Queen Elizabeth, —, from Cork.
Poierssainnu, JAN. 23.—Calm.—It has been so very foggy all
day, that we have not been able to see more than a ship's length.
No arrivals or sailings.
DEAL, JAN. 23.—Wind W.N.W. nearly calm.—Arrived and
sailed for the River, the Tiger,--, from Bengal; and Tickler,
\Valour, front Jamaica. Also, and remain, the Mary, Snit,
from Sincapore; William and Alfred, MAsoa, front St. John's
(N. 11.); Ada, Cox, from Honduras; Isabella, Issav,:from Mira-
michi ; and etsey, EATEON, from St. Michael's. Arrived from
the River, and remain, the Dorothy Forster, Hoax'', for Jamaica ;
and the Roweliff, Maoism, for Guernsey. The Jane and Richard,
RINDIER, sailed from Sincapore 11 days before the Mary.
Ltvaitrocit, JAN. 22.—Wind S.—Arrived the Philip Tabb,
—, front Virginia; Robert Burns,---., and Braganza, CARTER,
from St. John's (N. 8.); Prince of Wales, STARVE, front 5:.
ltli-
chael's; Alexander, am°, from Finland ; Elbing, }lavas, from
Dantzie ; Aaron, —, from Newfoundland; and the Anne,
Hiworasoo, from Tenerifft.