Star.
London, England, 1826-06-26 00:00:00

Irrn the repoilv ri.ra7no sly ciret4t ion ofan approach,'
;rig change of Nl:nistry in Russia ; 'but it is now be-
filrvrd 'hat the new nominations *lll not be made
known till after the toronaion of/the Emperor Ntcno-
LAS. Count AnAlpiclitik:llr ii not expected to make
any long slay in Berlin, but alter visiting the baths in
Gerni'anflre will go to Italy.
It has been observed that CoontALOPEUS; the Russian
AfobasslSw it .the CriiiT:iif Berlin, hai shewn this
distinguishediraveller all the attention due to a person
of his high:rasa; .
• '.
• The French Papers so
ot Friday and Saturday have
ruched us. One of them, the Journal des Debits, con-
tains three decrees by the Emperor of BRAZIL., The
first, which is dated the 26th of April, confitms the
Regency in Portugal, until the installation of the Pattr-
citss, whom the Estee/ton will name 44 in the Constitu•
tional Charter of the Portuguese Mon •rchy," about to
be published immediately. The second, which is dated
April 27, grants " an Amnesty to all the Pontiguese
who may he found in ',rigor), un ler judgment, in exile,
or prosecuted for political n, inions up.to the d .•-! of the
Royal decree; pardon'ng also all crimes of desertion of
a simple or complex nature, as well AS all persons
sentenced to three years' hard labour, transportation, or
imprisonment, in the kingdom or out of it ; and also
those who may be under such circumstances that .three
years of the term of their sentences may be still unex
pired, whatever may be the nature of their crime."
The third decree contains the abdication of the Em•
peror of BRAZILof the crown of Portugal, in favour of
his daughter no—NNA MARIA DA GLORIA, who is ap-
pointed Queen Regnant. She is not, however, to leave
Btaiil untsl•the EMPEROR is officially informed that the
oath of-the Constitution he has ordained be taken; and
this decree also announces the EMPEROR'S intention that
his daughter shall marry his brother, the Infant
DON Mtoum.
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BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.

SHANE.
Anglo Me:lean 5 pm. 100
Brazilian 100
Colombian 100
United Alezican 40

PAIR.
55 ' ItS
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10 4
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NAVAL IN I'ELNCE.

LOSS OF THE NORTH STAR FRIGATE.

Pcescourn, Jung 24.—Wind R. by S.—His Majesty's ship Holten
szca,Capt.Anantn,frotn Portsmouth, hove in sight about a quarter
before seven o'clock this morning, and after passing the Mewstone
Rock, being then under a press of sail, and while in the act of u.
luting the Pott Admiral, stranded at seven o'clock, on the east end
of the Breakwater, being about an hour before high water tide,
where she now remains dismantled, arid in a most perilous situa-
tion, notwithstanding every practicable attempt has been made to
get her off, and It is apprehended her bottom must have received
considerable damage.l—Arrived the Divan frigate, from Ports-
mouth. Off the port, the fluke of Kent, bound round Cape Horn.
The Mary. boons* film Swansea to &rangfurd, struck on .a
rock off Milford on the Wth inst. and bilged.
Employes, June 24.—Wind East.i—sArrived the Agenoria,
Pmtm.tes, from Cork. Off the port, the Prince Regent, Gassocc,
from Lisbon. Salted his Majesty's brig Literate, with a mail. for
Lisbon.
Poaasinouen, Joss 25.—Wind ILF..—.Xtrived the Meicury,
Holm, from Faro. Sailed the Indian trader trandport. for Hag.
%rich ; Layton do. for Deptford; Sovereign, OESKAW, for London ;
Enterprise Russian frigate, for St. Petersburgh; and the Mary('
Iltt.L, for Quebec.
Yesterday morning, the Pawritan, 10, Captain H. B. Maartit„,
arrived from the River. Remain—Blonde and Parthian. In the
Harbour—Viciorr, Ganges (for South America); Melville, Spar.
time, •Glasgow, Pyramus, Heron (for South America); Asp,
Cracker, Dwarf, Calliope. The Parthian is for the Mediterranean.
Thursday the. Maitland, Simon, from Bombay, pet into St. He-
len's, with foisi winds, for provisions, having had a sla months pas.
sage; Several passengers died en board, after leaving St. Helena,
via. Lieutenant Colonel Tucker, Deputy Adjutant-General of the
Bombay Army; Mrs. Campbell. wife of Colonel D. Campbell,
littk Bombay Regiment i Mrs. Young, wife of Captain Young, 89th
Refit; and Jelin. son of Captain Taylor, 4th Regiment Madras
Cavalry. The Maitland proceeded yesterday for the river,
Dem., Jung 25.—Wind N.S.—Arrived the Pallas, BLACK, from
the Isle of France; and the Elisabeth, Commis, from Singapore.—
Sailed the Eclipse, Duncan, for the South Seas; and Prince Re-
gent, TavLoa, for Tobago.

EDINBURGH, JUNE 24.—Delegates have now been
appointed by the east coast boroughs, to choose a Member of Par. j
liament, on the 3d July nest. The candidates, Mr. BALFOUR and
the Loan Anvocare, have two boroughs each out of the five.
The two sets of Magistrates of Pittenweem have each chosen a
delegate—one party supporting the Loan Aortic/yrs, the other,
Mr. Batrouas Which dale parties have the power, is a question
for after-discussion.
The Duke of YoKK, we we happy to state, continues
to improve in health. Saturday his Royal Highness removed from
hit house in South Audley.street, to the villa of Mr. GRIZMWITOS, at
Brompten, where he is to remain for the prescet, for the benefit of
the change of air.
County Dublin Election commenced on Friday morn-
ing last; four Candidates have started.
Letters of the 15th June, from Genoa, this morning,
state that a vessel had arrived there from Candia, having the plague
on board ; eight of the strew had already died,
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JUNIt 26.
The arrivals of most hinds of Grain during the paat week are
moderate, but of Oats they were again large. Flour comes in good
quantities. This morning there is a fair supply of Wheat from the
adjacent counties, and the weather being considered very favourable
to that crop, great dullness prevails in the sale of all description,
and the prices may be reported rather lower than last week. The
Spring crops are in a doubtful state, the weather of late having been
so extremely dry; yet there is no disposition in oar buyers to give
any more for Barley, Beans, Peas, and Oats, the pikes may be
therefore quoted the same as last Monday.
Wheat, lied. new, 48s 87. Rye, old, 36a 40s
—... old, 00. 00s Beans, Small, new, 3111 411 a
White, new, 54s 04a Igo 00, oos
-- old 00s Ons rich. new. 531 37e
Barley, 26130 s --- old, 00s 00s
Malting, els 53s Oats, Feed, new, 19s 25s
Peas, Grey, 1823, 381 40$ old, 00s 00s
Old, 00s 00$ Poland, new, 22s 28a
Maple, 1823, 41s 42s ---- old, 00$ Oos
--- old, 005 CO. Potatoe, new, 25s 262
White, new, 40a 425 Oln Oils
---- old, 00. uO5 -- Scotch, 9.0 s 30s
Boilers,lll23, 43s 44s Flour, per Sack, 46.
--- old, 00s 00s Seconds 40s 451
a1111111A1.% LAST wan[.
Wheat, British, qrs. 1,396 I Peas, qrs. 154
Parley 790 I fink Oats 10,438
Male 4.428 Foreign Oats 4,718
Oats • 11,389 liroglialt Flour, sacks 7,691
beans 821 Foreign Wheat 7,622
SMITHFIELD MARKET, JUNS 28.
We have a large supply of 31rat this day at niatket, but Beef is
dearer and in demand, the finest Oxen reathing 4s. ad. per stone.
Mutton and Lamb are cheaper. the best ynuag Sheep being 4s. Id.
to 4s. 4d. per stone • and the best young Lamb Ss. Id. to 3s. Md.
per atone ; inferior 'Meat is in proportion. Veal is cheaper than
on last market-d.iy, the finest yowls Calves being is. 6d. to Ss. 6d.
per stone. Pot k remains inamniatt.—.-Beasts, 1,838; 5heep,23,510;
Pigs, 130 ; Calves, 206.
ilea per stone, 4s. to 4s. 8(1.. hluttrin, t.. Gd. to 41. 4d. Veal,
4s.' to 34. Lamb, 44. to S.. Bd. fork. 4s. to is. ed.—Hay, per
load, £3 101. to £4 15s. Clover, rf4 to re.; Straw, 16s. to .C 2.