Star.
London, England, 1821-08-06 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, ACCOST 3.—Wind S.W.—Arrived off this port,
the Sprightly, Ossoaxr., from St. John's, New Brunswick, for
Southampton; and Cato, Noavon, from Antigua, for Landon;
sailed the Ist of July. The Urania, reported on the lstt,is
dL-
charging; her pumps are kept continually free.
PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 4.—Wind E.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Doom, from Portsmouth for South America. Arrived off
this port, the Hannah, Waits. from Quebec for London.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST s.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived yesterday,
his Majesty's ship Garstan, from a cruize. Arrived to-day, the
lOranora, Saeroaiva, from Dantzic for London ; Hannah,
Dixon, from Cape Breton ; and the Four &others, --,
from London.

Warmourit, AUGUST 4.—Put into Portland Roads, last night,
the Royal yacht, with his MAJCSTY on board, and sailed this
morhing with the squadron for Ireland, with a fine breeze at S.E.
Hauwicu, Auctuer 4.—Arrived the Henry Freeling packet,
with a Mail from Holland. Sailed the Lord Nelson packet for
ditto ; Princess Charlotte ditto for Cuxhaven, and Thetis ditto
for Gottenburgh ; each with a blaiL

DIAL, AUGUST 5. Wind F.—Arrived yesterday and sailed
for the River, the Romulus, CRAWFORD, from St. Vincent's • the
Richard Reynolds, Maar, from Jamaica ; Missionary, Dr.WKs,
from Georgetown ; Gleaner, BARDWILL, from Tarragona; Ben..
son, Smrrn, from Quebec; Tynemouth, Cmaams, from Peters.
burgh for Bristol; and the Marys, from Yarmouth for Oporto.
Sailed for the River today, the Prince of Waterloo, GRAY, from,
Bahia; and Neptanus, HA VITRO, from Cadiz. Came down
from the River and sailed, the Elizabeth, Forsszanionam for
Jamaica ; Wellington, House. for the South Seas; Mary, iGTI%
for New Yost; and the Mary, Tam:Emirs., for Malaga,—
Arrived and sailed for the River, the Mercator, Batt, from
Pernambuco.

Cusvcom-Housz, Atiousv 4.—Ships Entered Inwards:—The
Mary, and Caroline, from Jamaica; Gainsborough, from Stet-
tin ; Duke of Kent, and Marshal Blucher, from Rotterdam;
Fourneaux, from St. Petersburgh ; Stockton, from St. John's;
Brothers, from Hamburgh ; Clyde, from Calcutta; and Bro-
thers, from Cork.—Cleared Outwards: The Mary, for Demo.
rara ; Opbelia, for Gibraltar ; Colombo, for the Isle of France ;
Messenger, for Belfast; Susanna, for Londonderry; flying
Fish, for Ostend ; Saxony, for Stettin ; Earl Clancarty, for Rot-
terdam; Fame, for Lisbon; Active, for Calais; John Thomas,
for Waterford; Ruby, for Dantzic; and Frederic, for Riga.
Huta., Aucusr 5.—A pilot arrived here yesterday, who
boarded the Vigilant, PROVIER, of London, while passing the
Hunker, from Greenland, with 14 fish, and 180 tuns. Captain
Paosta informed him, that the Mercury, JACKSON, of this pot,
had 13 fish, and 150 tuns.

Couriers and King's Messengers will be regularly
dispatched each day, during the residence of his MA-
JtcsTY in Ireland, one from London to the KING, and
his MAJEsTY's Ministers in Ireland, and another from
the KING or his Ministers to London.

Several Noblemen of his MAJESTY'S suite passed
through Shrewsbury, on their way to Holyhead,
during last week, stopping at the Lion, Talbot, and
Raven Inns.

A letter is reported to have been received at Stir-
ling, containing the following intbrmation, which, it
is added, " from the high rank of the Gentleman
from whom it is obtained, may be considered as every
thing but official:"
" Be assured, from the best authority, that his Abirtszr will
not visit his ancient kingdom of Scotland till next year, when it
Is equally certain that the Court will be held for two or three
months at Ilolyrood ! The Ktxo goes to Ireland merely on a visit.
Ile comes to Scotland to reside ! And, as it is his MAJESTY'S
intention to be at Hanover by the 15th September of the present
year, it would be impossible for his 11A3RSTY a make even that
most hurried visit to any part of Scotland."—Edinburgh Star.
Thursday, the election of one of the sixteen Repre-
sentative Scots Peers in Parliament, vacant by the
death of the Earl of STAIR, came on in the Picture
Gallery of the Palace of Holyrood House, Edinburgh,
when the election was declared to have fallen 011
Lord ARBUTHNOT, the numbers being—
For Lord ARBUTHNOT
For Lord Rave -
Majority for Lord'AalllfflitiOT
Lord ARBUTHNOT, in a very few words, returned
thanks.—A numerous and fashionable company of
Ladies and Gentlemen occupied the benches provided
for them above and below the bar.

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CORN RICIIANOR, MARI-LANZ, A UGIIIIT 6.—Having a large
supply of Wheat this morning and the weather being favourable,
caused very heavy sale of Wheat, at a decline of 2s. per quarter,
and only the finest samples could be disposed of at that abate-
ment, having nb buyers for the inferior qualities. Beans are
ls. per quarter cheaper; and Oats were dull sale at a reduction
of full is. from the prices of this day se'nnight, the arrivals
hiving been very considerable. Current prices as under :
inrostsu. Small Beans 3os 38s
Wheat, Keot and lick ditto 04s 28.
Essex ....... ..... .. ..36s 62s Oats, Potatoe o3s 26s
Suffolk 36s 60s 1 Poland 22, 25s
Norfolk 4lt .54s --Feed 18s 21s
Rye oes 30s Flour, per Sack 48. .s::a
Barley ^ss 2Ss Rapeseed, per Last .V.T.6 .C3B
Malt • 50s 58, FORKIGN.
White Peas .los 34s Wheat, Dantzic .54s 60s
--, Boilers ...Sts 401 Baltic Red, 1 lambro. or
Grey Peas 28s 30s Brabant red ......„ sos 54„
SMITHFIELD MARKET, Aug. 6.—Beef, ss. 6d. to 4s. 44.1. par
stone of elbs.; Mutton, 25.61. to 35.10 d. Veal, 3s. Od: to 4s. 0.!.
Pork, ss. 04. to 4s. Od. Lamb, 3s. Od. to 4s. 4d.—Cattle at Mar.
ket, Ils.ists, 2000; Calves, ZOO; Sheep mad Limbs, 20,800 ; Pig.,
140.—flay and Straw per load, Hay, 31. 10s. to V. lei. Clover,
41. to 51. ss. •Straw 1/. I.ls. to 11. 16s.

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