Star.
London, England, 1826-02-10 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Alert, STAKIZT from Liverpool to Sandwich, was totally
wrecked in Holyhead ilay, on Monday night. Crew saved.
F.simoovu, Fes. B.—Wind S. S.W.—Arrived the Hedpole
packet, from the Leeward Islands, 29 days from St. Thomas's;
and the Cynthia, Lueer.evas from Galipoli: Sailed the Mary,
CASs, for St. Michael's; Success, Boas, and Salt's, TIVAIMIN.I4
for London. •

PORTSMOUTH, Fri. 9 —Wind 5.F..--Arrived the Heart of OA,
&roar, from Leghorn; and Le Paul, —, from Caen. Sailed the
Circassian, DOUTHWAITE for Madras and Bengal; Happy Return,
DoNat.n, for London; and Amity, Bacast.oa, for Plymouth.
DEAL, Fan. 9.--About eight, a.m. the wind inclined to the S.R.
when the whole of the outward bound got under weigh ; it 4( oa
after fell calm, and they were obliged to bring up on the flood,
many of them off the Pitch of the South Po:eland.

Qu AAAAA rAsr Fait, r.o.—A breeze is springing up from the
S. E. and as the ebb is made, there Is every prospect that the whole
of the ships will get away this evening.
I.lvaaroot, Fits. B.—Wind S.—Arrived the Bon Accord,
Haavar, from Nassau (N.P.); Westmoreland, CLAIM. from St.
John's (N.B.)—sailed in company with the Margaret, Jonssost, of
London; Mary,: Mats, of Bristol ; Allan, Gummi', of Glasuwi •
Meteor, %emJohn, u, and FINDLAY, of I lull. Also arrived, the
Aurora, WATKINS, from Mestina ; and the Juno, Couiotc, Crum
Odessa. Off the port, the Mary, BRAD; from Bahia.

SPORTING IN PELLIGENCE.

BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, Fax. 9.

The betting this afternoon, though not very doll, was heavy,
particularly on the Derby, for which It will be seen Cedric, who
has so long been in the back ground, is getting up, and it is tgonght
that he will shortly again become a prominent favourite. Rachael
rose a little for the Oaks. A few bets were made on the Riddles-
worth, but very little was said about the St. Leger.
Dense.
25 to 1 apt Advance
2/ to 1 apt Cedric
28 to 1 apt Sophist
28 to 1 apt Norman (Rowena)
80 to 1 apt any other

5 to 1 apt Monarch
11 to l apt The Modem

(Trtdrillr)
II to i agst Gratnarie
15 to I apt The General
22 to 1 apt (Panic) Zulcahn

Si to 1 apt Pawn
6 to 1 apt Mignionette
7 to 1 apt Filagree
DO/CAST/MI

7 to 1 apt BedLimite
11 to 1 agst Belzoni
11 to 1 agst Crusader

9 to 1 apt Hachad
11 to 1 agst Elizabeth

ST. Lassa.
20 to 1 apt Barataria
23 to I apt Bro. to Fanny
26 to 1 apt Calypso

The E of DA RLI Nuros has sent 5001. for tl•e relief
of the Spite/fields weavers. This splendid and benevol, nt dona.
lion is accompanied by a letter to the LORD Maros, in which the
Noble Earl says, be is convinced " a more honest, industrious,
and peaceable class of per.uns does not exist than the Spitalftelds
weavers."

THE LORD CHANCEI LOP. —The answers given this
day were—" That his Lordship was considerably better."—At
the House of Lords an intimation was made that h:s Lordship
would, if possible, sit at Lincoln's Inn Hail to-morrow, and dis-
pose of those cases which have stood over 'nice his Lordship's in-
disposition.
The Court of King's Bench wits this dty agiin
thronged by persons anxious to bear judgment passed on J.l.
Cnoxi, but the case was not called.

Sir EDMUND ANTRosys, who died a day or two ago.
is mentioned to have died.worth 701,000 L the bulk of which pro.
perty he has left to be divided between his twe nephews, one of
Iwhom is the partner in Copy's' house.
11 His Majesty's ship PYRAMUS, with Sir It, BERT.KhIt
PORTEN the Consul for Carsecas arrived at La Guayra Go the
97th of November, front England.
Yesterday morning, the Duke of GLOUCESTER arrived
in town, from Lulworth Castle.

PrinCe Lso?MLD left his residence in 11.411.ns ill, yes.
terday morning, for big seat at Claremont.

An eminent capitalist is said to have imported f one
France, during the present week, nearly 600,000 sovereigns
Last night a fire brbke out in a house 0., Cle' It!rs
Green, occupied by Mr. Evans, cabinet-maker, which was reduced
to a shell in kes than forty minuter.
The Chatham shipwrights were dismissed from Sheer.
ness duck-yard on Monday.
Tim ARMY.—Wednesday morning, the. Depot of the
59th Regiment marched from Chatham on its route to the Isle of
Wight.—ln a few days the 36th and 63d Regiments are expected
at Chatham.

Letters from Spain state, that corn motions existed
in several parts of that country; and that at Oviedo
the troops had marched into the town for the put pose
of quelling the disturbance, which had risen to an
alarming height. The reason of this ci,fference of opi-
nion was in consequence of an altercation having taken
place between the militia and the garrison.
It appears by the letters from Glasgow, that a forgery
in bills has taken place there to the amount of 30,0001.
or 40,00 W. which was likely to produce an effect more
injurious to trade than numerous failures would do, as
the Glasgow Banks would in consequence exercise a
rigid scrutiny into the paper presented to them to dis-
count. On the whole, however, the accounts from the
country are more favourable than was expected.
Mr. H use maws last night.intinsated, that on Monday
next he should apply
.for leave to bring in a Bill to
carry into effect such parts of the Commercial Treaties
between the new States of South America and this
country as required Parliamentary sanction.
There seems little reason to doubt that the affairs of
the Greeks have taken a vet y favourable tura, though
their successes may perhaps be somewhat exaggerated.
Accounts from Syra, of the 31st of December, together
with those from Smyrna and Venice, all atfirm what
has more than once been stated, that Cot oc..iraont has
taken Tripolizza. It is added, that alter this acniev-
meta, he marched with his troops on Patras. A corps
of 1,000 cavalry and 800 infantry, sent by Inamsrst
PACHA to Salona, is said to have been de%troyed by
Gourtas. This intelligence has had Ihe rff. cc of raising
the Greek stock two pet cent.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARE-LANE, FUIRVARY 10.
Contrary winds and foggy weather have kept back the supplies,
so that the quantities reported this week are very small. Wheat,
of good quality, is very scarce, and obtains Monday's prices; for
other sorts there is scarcely any demand. Barley, Beans, and Peas,
continue very dull. Oats remain as reported on Monday, with little
[doing in the trade.—Arrivals t English Wheat, 2,470 qrs.' Batley,
3,100 qrs. 0at5,1,750 qrs. Flow, 2,470 sacks. Irish this, 5,100
qrs. Foreign ilarley, 610 qrs.

A FRAGMENT.

M • FAIR POETESS
.0/ THE FOURTEENTH CZEIVEIT.

The wise man sees his winter close
Like evening on a summer day;
Each age, he knows, it's roses bears,
It's mournful moments and it's gay!
Thus would I dwell with pleasing thought
Upon my Spring of youthful pride;
Yet, like the festive dancer, glad
Te rest in peace at even-tide!
The gasieg trowds proclaimed me fair,
Ere, Autumn-touched, my green leaves fell:
And now they-smile, and call me good
Perhaps I like that name as well!
On Beauty bliss depends net ; then
Why should I quarrel with Old Time;
He marches on :—how vain his power
With one whose kart is in its prime!
Though now, perhaps, a little old,
Yet still I love with youth to bide ;
Nor grieve I if the gay empettes
Seduce the gallants teem my side!
I joy, too (thouils the idle crew
Mock somewhat at my lengthened tale),
To see bow lays of ancient loves
The listening circle round regale
They fancy Time for ahem stands still.
Anti pity me my hairs of grey,
And smile to hear how once their sires
To me could kneeling homage pay!
And I, too, smile, to gaze upon
These butterflies, in youth elate.
Se heedless, sporting round the lame
Where thousands such have met their fate !