Star.
London, England, 1820-11-29 00:00:00

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NeVer Was more gloom displayed in the countenance *of
Jobbers and Brokers than Was visible thii morning on the rata*
going for business. Yesterday was the day for making up the
Accounts; but this Is the day for coming forwrri•d with the cash.
It was a novel sight to witness the situation In which these anxious
Ideas had placed themselves to look out for their customers—

some were at the corners of the different streett=others posted
in different avenues to the Stock Exchange, and when they dis-
covered the object of their anxiety, joy became visible in their
countenances, and off they posted to receive the party with
a joyful welcome. The .deficiencies have had a 'contrary
I effect to whst the successful parties expected; these who
Icalculated upon receiving large sums, are disappointed, tram the
inability of the losers to pay, and therefore have got to pay in-
stead of receive. It is said to be the determination of tbe Com-
mittee to place the name of all defaulters, both in and out of
the House, on the black Board, mach roguery having been
discoetred during this Account. Consols are 691 E Macey.

PUCKS A? OPt O'CLOCK:
Bank Stock 219-5 per Cent. Reduced 681 #
per Cent. Coos. 6741-31 per Cent. 771 6
4 per Castile* 1-5 per Cent. Navy 10516
Lung Annuities 171 15-16—India Bond) 44t. 1151. pr.
Exehevier Bills ss. is. pre.—Onsnium I dis.
Cons. for Account 70 591.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Emil, LIMIN, from London to Copenhagen' put into
Predericknoen with damage, having been on shore; and it was
expected would be obliged to (Mocha* and repair.
The Dube Maria, 3Citoons, from Elblag to London, is put
into Eggenund with damage. Cargo discharging.
The Economy, Wausau, from Petersburgh to Loudon' put
Into Copenhagen on the 17th inst. with loss of an anchor and
cable, and cargo shifted. She would discharge.
The West Indian, W murcu., from Memel to London, wanlost previous to the 18th inst. near Torreko, coast of Sweden.
Crew and cargo saved.
DMZ" Nov. 28.—Wind N.E.—Arrived, last night, the Salus,
JOHNSON, from Petersburgh, and sailed for Plymouth.
Poarsmouvn, Noi. 28.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the Admiral
Cockburn, Emu, from London fur South America ; and
Brunswick, Brows, from MemeL

Nzwita,veso, Nov.. 28.—A cask of French wine was picked
up on the 18th inst. marked " LI3.R Ut.t.sas." A few hun-
dred weitht of tallow were picked up on Sunday at Cuckenere,
with, the head of a cask marked " H. No. 13."

Famous'', Nov. 26.—Wind S.E.—Arrived the Nocton
packet, with a Mail from New York—sailed the 3d inst.—The
Sidmouth packet was going in as she was coming out.
Plancoosn, Nov. 27.--Wind S.E—Arrived the Aid, BAT=
tar, from Honduras for London • Trader, Dianna; and Wil-
liam, RUDDOCII, from Lisbon for. London; Mirables, Burnes-
roan, from London for St. Vincent's; Elizabeth, Hiu., from
Smyrna; Nelsen, name, from Miramichi ; Success, Towne,
from Newfoundland;: and Christian, Goss, from Seville. Sailed
the Averick, Moog; for Bourdeauz ; and Somersenhire,
PARINI, for Smyrna.
Hutt., Novmsta 27.—The Rambler, Pan, from Quebec to
this port, was off Peterhead on the 19th instant, beating with
Southerly winds. The Truro, Mums, of North Shields, was
lost on Stoney Rinks, at the Spurn, on Saturday last, where she
now lies full of water crew saved the stores have been
brought up to this port. A sloop from Wakefield, laden with
wheat, was sunk on Friday night at the entrance of our harbour.
The Helena, Forma, from &. Petersburgh to this port, struck
on a sunken rock off Aspo, on the 21st ult. and abandoned by
the crew : crew saved. In the late gales, the Sophia, of South
Shields, is supposed to have foundered at sea, and all hands to
be lost. The Industry, WIGWAM, of the same place, was lost
between Yarmouth and Lowestoffe, and all hands ; and the
Friendship, Dooms, also of the same place, was lost upon the
Cock Sand, near Harwich, with all the crew. The sloop Jo-
seph, Roes, was, lost near Cresswell ; but the crew took to the
beat, and were saved.
Cross-Hoes.., Nov. 28.—Ships Entered Inwards i—The
Trunes from Hainburgh ; Harbinger, from Riga • Vittoria, and
David, from St. Peters ; Prince of Saze-boburg, from
Rotterdam; Active, from Lisbon; Royal Sovereign, from
Quebec; Hannah, from Yarmouth; Mellitus from Cronstadt ;
Marianne, from the Cape of Good Hope; Isabella, from Memel ;
and the Generous Friends, from Oporto.—Entered Outviards
The Earl Belfast, for Wait; Duke of Kent, for Rotterdam; .
Economy, for Leghorn; Industry, for Hamburgh ; Papillon,
for Caen ; Ane, fur Trieste; Matilda, for Lisbon ; and the Cora
della, for Dublin.—Cleared Outwards : Tom Bowline, for St,
Vincent's • Renewal, for Barbadoes; Three Sisters. for Rotter-
dam; Friends, for Havre; Margaret, for Rouen; and the
Resolution, for Dublin.

Aaanni--At Lisbon, the Lily, Taylor; and Samuel one!
Ann, Howes, from London; George, —; Nymph, Wat-
kiss and Mary Kitty, —, from Plymouth; London Packet,
Tinker; and Bch*, Gibbs, from Liverpool; Elizabeth, Came-
ron, from Guernsey; Aid, Potts, from Sunderland; Lively,
Gowing; and Elizabeth and Jane, —, from Newcastle.

Thursday, the GRIPIR arrived at Deptford, amid
the cheers of several hundred spectators, who seemed
to vie with each other in welcoming the return of
their countrymen from the perils and dangers they
had experienced in traversing unknown seas, covered
with inconceivable mountains of ice. The 1111,CLA
also arrived at Deptford on Friday last, the crew of
which are perfectly healthy ; and it is due to the Offip
cers to say, that, to their attentions, both ships have
returned with the loss of only one person, named
SCOTT, belonging to the lIICLA. Both hips are
ordered to be paid off, at which time it is expected
the reward of E. 5000, offered by Act of Parliament
for the first persons who should reach the longitude
of Copper Mine River, will be distributed among
the Officers and crew.

ARREST FOR SRDlTlON.—Saturday, the Middlesex
Grand Jury found a true bill of indictment against
Dennis O'Brien, Esq. of Craven-street, Strand, for
publishing, or, causing to be published, divers sediti-
ous and inflammatory hand-bills, with intent to eras
disaffection in the minds of the subjects of the late '
and of the present King, &c. As usual, on bills of
indictment being found, a Judge's warrant was itar
mediately issued to apprehend Mr. O'Brien, who,
the_
having heard of the circumstance, alied several
times on Monday to Mr. Mawr', tho Magistrate, to
allow him to give bail before him at t the form
of being apprehended. It being a Judge's warrant, .
however, the Magistrate had no power to take bail ;
and on donday evening Holyland, a Constable, ac.
companied by Mr. PRARSON, the Solicitor, proceeded
to the house of Mr. O'Brien, took him into cus-
tody, and conveyed him to the Judge's Chambers,
in Serjeant's Inn; but the Judge, having left the
Chambers, they proceeded to Mr. JusticeßATLZY'S
house, in Bedford-square, where the defendant was
held to bail, himself in L'2oo, and two sureties
in £lOO each. His sureties were Mr. Christian, of
the Strand, linen-draper ; and Mr. Hardie, of the
firm of Messrs. Greenwood and Cox, Army Agents, •
Charing Cross. .
Coax Piquant's: Mau-inns, Nommen SA.—A consifel
able quantity of Wheat remained over from Monday's market
for which there was little or no demand this morning, as o3ly a
few picked samples could be disposed of, and for which Mon-
day% prices were obtained; but no offers were Made for the in-
ferior qualities. Fine Barley supported Monday's prices, .2.
though the supply was large from Norfolk and SuillM, bat '',
chiefly consisting of ordinary quaffty, for which there seas go
demand. In Beans, Peas, and Oats, there is Ito abetitiOn.