Star.
London, England, 1826-06-23 00:00:00

I Mr. fiersesat AftAlin said; the Wilmer sbOttitlie tab.* proper
ewe of, as he never- met with a waist cue, aa.l the peisotter de-
served to be capitally indicted.

THE ARMY.
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Coax, ins 18.—Sailed the Zephyr transport, wide troops for
Harwich; and the Prince Regent, RICHAIMM, with the 29th
meat, for the Mauritius. Captain CUTILICRT of the Robert, 'te
Ayr, reports that, on the 16th instant, at t hrCI: A.M. he saw a schoo.
tier capsize and go down off Arklaw Bank ; .he was about 60 toot; •
painted with a white broad streak, and appeared to be Liden—sie
was steering S. W.
Yesterday morning the 2d Battalion of the Ist Regiment of
Guards had a grand field day in the Tenter.gtound, Goodman's.
fields, previous to the grand review at Wormwood Ser ub soma t week.
The first division (five companies) of the 32d Regiment, wider
the command of Captain Gum, marched on Tuesday for Exeter.
where they will receive a further route, it is supposed. for M.. 11-
choler. The head-quarters and remaining five companies will
continua in the atadel until further orders.
Monday, the anniversary of the battle of Waterloo was comme-
morated in tbe Phenix Park. Dehlin, by the garrrison, consisting
of the Ist Royal Dragoons, 14th Light lkago:ms, one Bamboo of
the Grenadiir Guards, and the 26th, :.4th, and 66th Regiments of
Foot, under the command of Major-General Sir C. GRA wr, K.C. li.
and K.C.H.

Several distinguished Ofacersewere on the ground shortly after one
o'clock, when the customary evolutions were gone through in is
very imposing style. In one of thecharges a Drago..n was thrown
from his horse, but not seriously bust. 'rhere was a numerous con-
course cf equestrian, and pedestrians—some splendid equipages were
in requisition, in one of which were the Duchess of I.antsvas and
family. A spirited horse' which was drawing a jaunting ear, on
which were some females, was with much difkctolty restrained
from dashing through the crowd ; but for the judicious exertions
of a Gentleman, Mr. O'Cossims, who sprang forward and held the
animal by the rein's, and had the ear unyoked, the ooneequehees
would, must likely, have been frightful.

NAVAL IN I'ELLIGENCE.

Louses or Ha Marsen's see Powaarur, OP 114 Gum, AT
CHATUAIL—FarIy on Wednesday morning, the ships and vessel. di
the Medway were seen displaying their various colours. The
company began to assemble about eleven o'clock, and before one
some thousands of spectators had arrived, and were accommodated
with handsome booths, erected for the purpose, on each side of
the ship. The Powlent. is built for the same draught as the
FORMIDAILI, which was launched from Chatham Yard last year.
She has a circular stern. and, throughout, built on Sir R. Summons's
improved plan. At half past one, most of the blocks being split
out from under the keel, the order was given by the builder, G.
Paton, Esq. to " down with the dogshore," when she glided off her
ways in a very majestic style, amidst the hones of the speetators.
NAVAL CLus.—About thirty Members of the Plysseitth Naval
Club dined together at the Plymouth Royal Hotel ea lidurdap. to
commemorate the gallant anti skilful retreat of Lord .Cnattwe4ms
with five sail of the line, before a very superiac fine d ehedielny.
Captain &Wien was in the Chair, supported by Captain Rastas.
During the evening. a snuff box, made of part of the timbered the
ROYAL SOVIIIII2OII, the flagship of Lord COLLOMBWOOD at the battle
of Trafalgar, was presented to the Club by Capt. Ronnmast, who
introduced the gift in a neat and appropriate speech.
&mann, June ll.—Wind variable, light airs—Sailed the‘r-
Victory, —, for Jersey. . •a .
PLYMOUTH, Jun 11.—Wind N.W.—Sailed the
transport, for Gibraltar. e"
Lieut: J. W. PaircHaso is appointed Agent of the Indl Tcader
transport.
Sam is Hamoasx.—Britannia, Windsor Castle, Java, • Forte,
Trinculo, Pelorus, Vigilant, Nightingale ; and Nimble and Rose
revenue COMM.
IN TUX SOUND—Lively, Romney, and Carnelian.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNI 4t—Wind S.F.—Arrived the Maitland,
Senn, from Bombay; and the Antelope cutter, from a cruise.—
Sailed the Onyx and lidwud transports, for Deptford.
Cowes, Jou; 22.—Arrived the ilary, anstin, from Bahia..
Dear., Jose ha.—Wind N.R. • fine weather.—Arrived and
sailed for the River, the Albion, Wet,Lea. from India. The War-
ren Hastings, Row, is expected in next tide; a boat has gone .to
meet her, with provisions. The Wm. Shand, hem Penang,. has
Balled for the Bieffr. Remain, the Deverostrial Nally. • •

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PUBLIC SALBB.--.-04/i RRAWATS.
Mr. Roams (of Rrigint-street)-=A,Learelsold ibrats, ofniptc:in
Edward-street, Regent's Park, comprising a wharf., With„frostrups
to the Canal of 101 feet; a cottage, dwelling.house„angepf duds
and stabling, held for years from Michaelmas 11112, at 1124 104,.
per annum-4451. •
A Freehold and small. part CoPyhold Estate, called Startles
Court, In the Parish of blardeu, Hertfordshire, comprising a family
residence, with offices, stables, coach-house, lawn, pleasure grounds,
kitchen garden, /cc. a farm house, with agriculttaral buildings and
enclosure of grazing, pasture, orchard, and arable land, in all 602
acres, about 26 of which are copyhold, subject to a fine certain and
a harlot of one year's rent; the remainder freehold. Oirgoin.:s
4 a. 16s. 4161-22,5101.

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WINDSOR, JUNE 22. —His MAJESTY yesterday. after
visiting the Duke of You in South Audiey-street, kft London
for Kew Palace, where he arrived about four o'clock,andinipected
the improvements which are making there and in the Botanical
Gardens. His klaaarres pony phaeton had been sent to Kew
from the Royal Lodge, iu which be drove about the grove& for
a considerable time. His .NlA.terrr dined at the Palace. aecornpa.
nie4 by the Lord Steward and Lord Guavas, and left soon after
nit* o'clock fur the Royal Lodge in Windsor Great Park.
Sir MINIM HALfoltD and Si, J. M'GRIO9R attended
the Duke of You, as usual, yesterday morning; Bir Harts stated
that his Royal Highness had passed a good night, and was betas.
The Royal Duke was busily engaged for what: time yesterdal
morning transacting business with Sir HULBERT tavaoa, his Mili-
tary Secretary. The Princess AUGUSTA, the Princess Sorsits, and
the Duchess of GLOUCUIL TZ, visited their Royal Brother in ibe
count of the day. . r
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Despatches were received yesterda.y Itt,the.Secretmry
of State's (Ace for Foreign Affairs, from 'ford. GIIAIMUJiIe "Mr
Ambassador at Paris.
The picturimpe ruins of Drambletye gonse, standing
upon the borders of Ashdown Forest, Sigel, haie becalm ata ob-
ject of public curiosity, and have attracted many visitors dam the
publication of Mr. Horace Smith's Novel, in which are developed
many extraordinary scenes which took place in that mansion daring
the protectorate of Olivet Cromwell. At that din! fframbkty,e
House was the residence of the Compton.; and it was within its
walls that many of the plots of the cavaliers against the Common-
wealth were hatched. • '

Accounts Irons Germany state, that the jnurney of
Prince Merriman to Johiunisberg gives reason to belle,. (hat a
Diplomatic Congress will be held on the question of the affairs of
the interior of Germany. such as the navigating of she HMOS SS
well as on the Army or the Confederation. A great .amber of
lodgings have been taken in the different villages in that neighbour.
hood, for persons of distinction.
Accounts lions Aladrid of the 9th of June, state that
the band of Colton; has left the mountains for the 'allies of Xerets,
where they have plundered to the amount of several millions.
On the night of Thursday, the I st instant, an elope-
inent took place from the neighbourhood of L.agford. The Lady,
we hear, is much admired for ber personal attractions; and the
young Gentleman, who is a surgical student, and some years her
junior, took the opportunity of her father's absence in Dublin, to
borrow his gig and horse, to convey hie Desdemona and himself to
the laud of Hymen, from whence, it is presumed, they are now .a
their return.—Estfast Onvisiets.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK.LANE, Jars t 3.
There has been a gond supply of Oats this week, but very little
other Grain. Wheat, of good quality, alone meets buyers at Alan.
day's prices. Barley, Beans, and Peas are unaltered. Oats meet •
heavy sale, at Monday's prices, notwithstanding the unfreootabk
Ireports of the crops.—Arrivals : English Wheat, 2,800 qrs. Bosley,
790 qrs. Oats, 9,405/qrs. Flour, 6,150 sacks. Irish Oats, 7,100 ifri.
Forego Wheat; 1,900 qrs. Oats, 1,540 qrs.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, Jona 23.
In our Beef trade there is no variation of moment, the beSt Scots
Runts, &c. being 4s. ad. to Ss. per stone; and the Shoo trade
looks rather firmer than on Monday, some of tile beat Downs
fetching 41. 44. to 4s. fid. per stone. In the price of Veal theft is
little eke:Arlon, the best young Calves being Se. to ss. 4d. per atone;
and coarser Calves 45. ad. to 45. 10d. per stone. Lamb continues
firm at 61. to Is. lid. per stone for the best Meat , and Ss. ed. to os.
per do. for inferior. The Pork trade is declining, though Muk is
doing.—Beasts, 395; Sheep, 11,450; Pig., too Calves 440.
Beef per stone, 4s. to is. Mutton, 3s. sd. to 4s. Q. Veal, 4s. 2d.
to 54. 4d. Lamb, sa. us Is. ad. Pork. ss. to 4s. tit —Hay, pet
load, £5 76. ad. to ,C 4 17s. 6d. Clover,.€4 to XS 3s. Straworl
to £2