Star.
London, England, 1819-10-18 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Friday se'anight, Major-General GORDON reviewed
the different corps in Limerick, consisting of the
Puzileers, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel
PEARSON ; the 18th Ilussars, Lanier the command of
Lieutenant-Colonel HAY ; and the Royal Artillery,
under the-command of Lieutenant-Colonel DESBRI.
SAY ; and to each of the Officers commanding corps
he expressed himself highly pleased with their move-
ments and appearance.
Monday Captain DALY's Troop cf Lancers, of the
9th Regiment, from Norwich, marched into Lough-
borough, where it seems they are likely to remain
stationed for the present.
Sunday se'nnight Lord SOMERSET, Inspector-Ge-
neral of the Cavalry in England and Ireland, inspec-
ted the two Troops of Dragoon Guards, stationed in
Preston ; and afterwards proceeded to Lancaster for
a similar purpose

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
HOVER, OCTOREL 16.--Sailed this day the Lord Duncan pac-
ket, Captain PASCOE, for Ostend, with a Mail and passengers;
also the Lord Duncan packet, Captain HAMILTON, and Lady
Jane James, Captain Ilavw tam, for Calais, with passengers.—
Arrived this evening the Chichester packet, Captain Rurrza,
and a French packet, from Calais, with passengers.
OcrOnat 17.—The wind has blown hard all this day from that
N. N. E. and a great many vessels have taken shelter in our
Roads, bound to the Eastward. Nothing has sailed for or ar-
rived from the opposite Coast.
Poarsmourn, 0cr.17. Arrived yesterday the Natelus tram-
per from Quebec ; Estafelte, Witsott, from Dantzic ; and Sym-
metry, CRANE, from Riga.—Sailed to-day his Majesty's ship
Rosattio, for St. liclena.—Wind
PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 16.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Tuscan,
Coin:taw, from London for the South Seas; Jane, HOTEIRE,
bom Petersburgh ; and Zephyr,- TAYLOR, from Quebec, in thirty-
five day 4. On the 10th ultimo, in the River St. Lawrence, spoke
the Clifton, Idas, and Speculation—the two latter with passen-
gers from Ireland. Arrived off this port the Natches, Was,-
Ince, from Philadelphia for Hamhurgh.
Fatatorrn, Octoaza 16.—W Ind N.E.—Arrived the Stanmer
packet, with Mails, from Jamaica, sailed 4th September, and
from Crooked island the 10th ; on the 30th, in lat. 43. 97. long.
57. 36, spoke the Fox packet. About a fortnight ago she saw
it vessel with loss of main-mast ; and on Tuesday last she saw
another ship also with loss of main-mast. Sailed the Blucher
packet, with a Mail, foiJamaica.

A Meeting of the County of Chester was held,at
Northwich, on Friday last, at which 102 Gentlemen
attended, when it was unanimously resolved, that it
is expedient to raise an Additional Armed Force in
the County, and that a Subscription should be en-
tered into in aid of the same.
Sir CHARLES WOLSELEY has sent a written state-
ment to Sir JOHN STANLEY, the Chairman of the
Quarter Sessions, as also to the Lord Lieutenant of
CHESHIRE, which confirms, generally, the account •
we lately gaVe of a base attempt to enveigle him into
the dissenimation of " The Rights of Man," and
4, The Age of, Reason."
CORN-MARKET, 11ARK-LANE, OCT. Is.
Our market continues very abundantly supplied
with Wheat, from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk. Having
had a large increase of arrivals this morning, exclu-
'sive of what remained over from last week, and the
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id existing demand being trifling, the sales were heavy, except .
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degree er- for picked samples, •whigh obtainect last Monday's 111 '
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declaration
prices; but all other descriptions, are full 2s. per
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in. If, then, f
quarter lower, and at that abatement very few sales
error, was could be effected. Fine Barley is 2s. per quarter, , 1 .
to be pu- and the inferior qualities from 3s. to 4s. per quarter ii.
emy attach cheaper: the latter sorts are almost unsaleable, and 1
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can only be got off in small quantities to Corn-
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far from ' I
taught at chandlers, for grinning. Oats are Is. per quarter 1 ,
ted and un• lower, the supply, tieing large. Beans fully support
ed with the last week's prices. In other articles no alteration.
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-s held to be ..: SMITHFIELD MARKET, OCTOBER 18. •
stians 9 He •'• (To sink the Offal ; per stone of Sibs.)
s testimonies Deer .... ;.. -4. 0d to 5s 041 Veal 54 Od to 6s 64
slation, and 'Mutton ....4s 64 to 55 64 Pork
Lamb 5g 64 to 6s Od.
m the works
Beasts %300—Calves 290—Sheep and Lambs 15,700—Pits 7,10 , .
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h, Professor H 4 AND STRAW PER LOAD
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, Doddridge, uay......,e3 los to £5Si I Straw ....e1 e. to 44 16s
was followed Clover-. 6Osto 7 7s Howen •CO Os to dB 08 • • .. i
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