Star.
London, England, 1820-02-25 00:00:00

NAVAL 'NIEL! IGENCE.

rArtteuTH, Fes. 24.—Wind N.1,7.—.;:-rived the Graveling,
1)F 1301-KLit, fri•ni Ik.vr? ue tiruce.

Ptxmot-ru, £5.—W ind N. W.—Atrived Risborough,
111‘ from Fierra Lecnc. •

PORTSMOUTH, Fri. 24.—Wi‘td N.—Arrived°t)te George.
BAITTR, from London for Plymouth ; and hi: Majesty's brig
CANIELION, from a cruize. Passed tip Channel, the Critvriann
AVERY, from New York, and landed her passengers litre. Sailed
the Norfolk, SMITH, tor• London ; Ci.rstrN-r, for El.
sineur ; Caroline transport, for Chatham ; and his M ijea;'s
ship FavounivE for the Downs.
DIAL, 14X. 24.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived and sailed for tf.e
River the Criterion, Array, from New-York ; and Susaknah,
Peters, Irons Dul.lin.—Came down from the River the Posthu-
mous, APlcza; Resolution, Tamar; Alvxanfler, Davin; and
the Duke of York, for Jamaica ; and Cerberus, RETNOLDAN,
for Madeira and India. Several more are turning down—par-
ticulars unknown.

FEIRUART N.W.—Arrieed the Prince
of Orange packet, with a Mail from Holland.—Sailed the Li-
tlereagh packet, with a Mail,tor ditto.
LIVERPOOL, FIZBEI/ARY 23.—Atrived the Cilletoo, CLARE,
from Terceira ; and Ageroria, BEVNON, from Lisbon.—Sailed
the (Hatton, Wn.avisoN, for the Brazils.

COUNTY OF LIMERICIC.—A letter from Limerick,
dated the 17th instant, says :—" On the night of
Thursday week, a number of ruffians, after commit-
ting several outrages, under the pretence of demand-
ing arms, attacked the house of Mr. James Ryan, of
Court Brown, about • two miles from Askeaton, in
Lower Conello, in the county of Limerick ; and,
in consequence of Mr. Ryan's very spirited resist-
ance, burned his house and offices, in the latter of
which two horses were destroyed, besides other pro-
perty to a considerable amount."
COUNTY OF GALWAY.— A letter from Tnam, dated
Feb.l7, says—" The whole of the arms and accoutre-
ments of the Yeomanry of this town, were removed
from hence yesterday for Athlone. We under tand
there has been an order from General O'Loughlin to
have the arms of all the other Yeomanry corps also
deposited in Athlone, it being judged the safest place
at this present alarming season, when nothing else is
heard of but the swearing of peaceable industrious
people, and the plundering of their houses of fire-
arms. There has-been a report very prevalent in this
town for the two last days, of a party of Ribboxsteat
attacking the house of Captain P. O'Flaherty, and
succeeding in carrying off the arms of the Derry-
macloughnea Yeomanry. We can place no more
credit on this than common report, and, as such, we
trust it may turn out to be untrue.

" On the night that the party broke into Major
BATTMAN'S gardener's house, at Ncwbridge, in the
County of Limerick, in search of arms, the' same
gang committed several other depredations in that
neighbourhood." _ _

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LAN; FEBRUARY .g.!3.—
Not having had any fresh arrivals cf. Wheat, since
Wednesday, there were but few samples on sale this
morning ii:om Essex, Kent, or Suffolk, and althongh
there was but little life in the trade, yet Monday's
prices were obtained for the first qualities.—Fine
malting Barley slid on the same terms as on Wed-
nesday, but the demand was not so brisk as on Mon-
day ; acrid the middling qualities are Is. per quarter,
lower than en that day.—Oats are Is. per quarter
cheaper, and dull sale at that decline.—ln Beans and
Peas there is no alteration.

81LIVEFIJILD MARKET, FEB. £s.—Beet, 4s. 6d; to ss. 4d. per
stein of Slbs.; Mutton, 4s. Bd. to ss. Id. Veal: ss. Od. to 7s. 01.
Pork 5i Od. to 7s. Od.; Lamb Os. to Os. ad.—Cattle at Market—
Beats 4t-0 ; Calves, 90; Sheep and Lambs, 3900 ; Yid,, .'iJ
load, U. lOt. to 11. Clover, 5/. to V. iv,. t!
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