Star.
London, England, 1827-02-16 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The 79th regiment entertained Lewd Dammam and the printir
Scotsmen in Qesebec. on &. Andrew's day.
The Depot of the 94tk Regiment bas removed from 1,60 g Room
Barracks to Devonport.
Tuesday and Thursday se'nnight, the troops In Limerick Gir.
risen had field days at Newcastk. Artillery, under Colonel WO r.
Lev ; Seed Greys, Major %XVII' 44th Regiment, Coll
FLOM'S • and 66th Regiment Col net biscoc—all comniandei
Major-General Sir Cemitss Dorm The weather was mod-
key fine, and a large number of spectators witneried the meow
manoeuvres of a sham fight with feelings of pleature sod &lien.
:Detachments belonging m *glair Regiment of Light Demesne,
aad the 41tk Regiment of Infantry, embarked on the 14th lement,
at Gravitated, onboard the Inglis Indianian, for Madras. A 4g.
tatbowet belonging to the .54th Regiment of Font, embarked oat
the 15th lanantot Gravesend, on beard the Windsor Indianan,
fee Madras. Detachments belonging to the 16th Regiment a Is.
(entry, and the Ceylon Corp., embarked on the 13th lastaar, at
Gravesend, on board the Competitor, for Ceylon. A detachment
belooging to the 124 Regiment of Foot marched yesterday nuns-
log, from Westminster, for Harwich.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Retracts of letters from the Agent to Lloyd's at Palermo, dated
lath Jar.-0 We have bad very severe weather in this "setter,
The lbilsorlog Trials have pet back in diaries, vita.—Tbe Naples
Poi" from Naples to Great Britain ; cargo shifted, sod upper
undo Istaliva--slie making. 'Trinacria, from Sicily to UTlff.
peni.enaego •MlOni ; both will proceed the first fair wind. Friend-
AIN bona awl Palermo to Liverpool--pumps choked;
I pared bar eery most be landed."
The Drake, fro* London to Palermo, was or shot. near them
cm the 47th ult. and it was feared would be wrecked.—The Silk,
of Jersey, Irons Gibraltar and Bristol, was totally wrecked near
Midair fith inst.—The Marla arrived at Gibraltar the IlOth wk. In
distress, and cargo shifted. She was bawd to Dublin.
The Repress, fromWbitehaven for London, beautified
at Dartmouth, with damage. and leas of fore.tnpmast, sails, Ste.
Parreuscx, Fes 15.—The leak in the Two Brothers, Harney,
from Falmouth to Swansea, which vessel put in here the sit lost.
has been stopped, without discharging her cargo.
Faitnouta. Fes. 14.—Wind N.—Sailed the Mary And sod
nisi, -Loveauto, for Loodon; and Princess Elizabeth packet,
Sceernior Halifax and Bermuda.
Pimeeorst, Fn. 15.—Two cotters, with the VIGILANT tech,
sailed to the westward in the course of Monday night and Tuesday
morning, to relieve any vessels they okay find in the Chops of she
Channel, in want of provisions and water. The BITYII3I tender,
from Cork; and the Ciao, to, from Chatham, arrived yesterday.
Ships in Hantoaxe--Britannia. Alligator, Satellite, Rifleman, Sky-
lark, and Kingfisher. At the Island—Bittern. In the Sound—
Barham and Clio.-
POINIKOUTII, Fn. 15.—Wind variable.—Arrived the Princess
R•Taltraltfifott. --, and Thetis transport, CLAYTON. from Ply-
mouth ; and the D. Ricardo, Lacy, from London for Pernam-
buco, and sailed.
Maxi Frs. IS.—Wind B. to N.N.B.—Passed by, the itwiter,
Manse, frost Remote for the Isle of France • And tho.Remb,
Cottrava, for Virginia. The outward booed sailed this lesildllS,
with a fair breeze from N.R.
Lynn. Fes. ts.—Tbe Martha and Sarah, Barn, from EMI to
London, has arrived here, dimmed. The Venus' Fauna, Isom
Leeds to London, has arrived, with loss of masts and all bet milk

in a gale on the 12th.
Taaaseueet Fn. IS —The following vessels have bean get a
the Beach, and brought in to repair, vii.—Unien, Barris; Al.
Vance, Toon; Bee, DIAN ; and Seaton, Idaana•Ltd.
Laveavoor., Fsa. /A.—Arrived the Henri,Paamme, from Dieppe.
The Lowland Law, Ansvat.t., from hence, hae aerived at Bahia.

OLD BAILEY SESSIONS-THIS DAY.

MOS were diepord of this mewing.

ordinary
Themilayassiee 01111 NI was indicted for stealing, on. the Mb of
hastari last, SIM pounds mad a half of copper, the property of
Mimed and Alward Kemp, wa...ten.--ltappisare that upon
she any le suedes; one of hit Kemp. observed
Wm 1 time wenhossar mid sospeidies •hla honesty, he followed,
amilholidex searched, ups who* the tapper was' fouod in list
phis. Verdict—Gaily. The pressamer recoutineuded him to
this saga, of the Court on account of his large 'sadly.
Jos Dasia, a pretty hide boy, waly severe years of age, walla.
assod fee stealing on the Sib lastant, an au, value 55u a cart value
41h. and a set of harness valise sss. the property of Win. Freeman.
The prosecutor stated, that about six o'clock in the morning of
the sth Mount, be left Ids cart in Jammu-street, Covent gardell,while
he went dews to the market, and on his return he found it gone.
he eansapence of isfennatien given, he proceeded in the direction
of Seho.repara On reachieg Oxford-street, be saw therisoarr
algae Is the cart, driving it aims as fah as he was able. Witness
asked him to whom it helisaged but he mode ass reply. He then
mak kb property frees him, and lodged the bey in the wordage:ea
The hiker who received the planner into custody, stated that
Ilho lay hid him that kit parents. lived in St. Ones's, sad sold
melieinst 16144=4 pnetiee *as to wad him out dsty to beg, sad
Ilm Mont recom at night with salicient mosey, they Misdeed
Be did not go Yonne ea the night before ho was found in
Ipmendsoct the cart, but slept In St. Paul's waschhwase, Cowin.
1 He said that Dick (alluding to a asterism young thief
=to witness) pat him lato the cart, and told him se drive
ahay.—Tbe Jury disquiets! the prisoner ou the ground of his tear
der age:
The Coanton-Seaseaste advised the safortunate child to be more
guided is his conduct for the future, otherwise be would come to
a bad end, for that this was net the first time he bad been pot to
that bar.
The child, whose fate exerted universal sympathy, listened &nee.
diely to the advice given, and nodded to the Court, to Indicate that
he meant to profit by it.
Matsu Bradford was indicted for stealing feat bottles et win*,
value la. the property of Captain John Jones, his master, ea the
7th rispitateernbsr last, sod a kand.vice.
Joao.was called upon to identify the two beetles
wine found at the house of the last witness, but be failed to do
to the sadsfactiess of the Jury, although he "cracked" a bottle
Court to try its got . He pronounced It to be excellent wims—
Thoprismer was aerated.
The prisoner was spin Indicted for stealing ten bottles of wit*,
value .C 4, the property of the same prosecutor.
The Jury returned a verdict of " Malty of stealing the vice call.'

One or two

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, F 16.
Oar market was in rather a lifeless Rate this morning, the spirit
of spesulation being quite cramped, the only purchasers that smear-
ed were those of the newest iecription, buying only from hand
month, and paying Monday's prices fur fine samples of Wheat.—
Barbey and Ws hang on the stands, the prices of each being entirely
noniinaL Arrivals: English Wheat, 5,100 qrs. Barley, SAN gm
Oat:oAso qrs. Flour, 6,250 sacks.
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SMITHFIELD MARBBT, Fuse/air IS.
The Beef trade is steady at 4.. 10d. to Sa per stone for
i aidtlls
and Ss. ed. to 4s. sd. per stone for the coareer Meat. is in
tolerable demand at 4s. sd. to Ss. per stone for theAnost Downs
and other first quality Sheep; and the Coarser sod ilaterier Mutton
I. 5a ed. to 4s. 4d. per stone. In the Veal trade there is little -
moment to notice, the best young Calves are "toted at Ss. MI. to
per stone; and the coiner and inferior at 4a. id. to a. 6d. per
'lliere is likewise not musk to remark in the Pirk trade, the
dairy-
.fed Peahen are is to se. 4d. per Kane; and the coiner .-
larger Hogs are 4s. 4d. to 4s. 4s. 10d. per stales—Wists, 41M
Sleep, 4,570; Calves, 104; Plgs, lim
Beef, per stew, 44. 41d. to sa. Mutton, 4e. fld to Is. Vita, A.
milk. York. 4s. Id. to Is. 44.—Hay. per load, is to.. to £5...5.
Clover, £4 100. tote Is. WSW, Al 10s. to Al ISe.