Star.
London, England, 1821-04-05 00:00:00

THE AIIIIIY.

gatuniay last, three troops of the 3d Dragoon
Guards Arrived in Edinburgh from Glasgow, and
torched again on Monday, on their route to New-
castle. Thee move troops arrived there the same day.
last week, two troops of the 4th Dragoon Guards
wiled at Pierihill Barracks from England.
Monday the 84th Regiment marched from Ports-
mouth for Hihea Barracks, where they will be no-
ticed.
Detachments of the :30th and 53d Regiments go
cot on board the Marchioness of Hertford,- for New
south Woks. under the command of Lieutenant
Dow, of the 46th Regiment.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

tea, Sitter, from Batavia, has arrived off Dover.
ioerie, Aron. S.—Arrived the Elizabeth and Cornelia,
?wenn. from Rotterdam for Liverpool ; F.nterprize. Ponta,
fro puck for Newfoundland; Hercules. Gape*. tr., from Sun-
&lard for Boston; and William, PATIT, from London for
Si. Mishiefs.—Wind W.
ponsmorto, Arms 4.—Wind W.—Arrived the Ann, Houma.
Na Banos Ayres • sailed the 23d of January ; and Natalia,
Nwa, from Rosen.—Sailed his Majesty's ship biadNA, for
it Mediterranean.
Dm, Aran. 4.—Wind S.—Arrived and sailed for the River,
the cauthen.lounow. from Bombay ; Symmetry, Moose, from
Leghorn; and Aretbusa, Hate. from Jamaica; the latter with
loss it anther end cable, and ober damage. Came down from
the River, the Perseus, fur Quebec ; William. MUGOILIDGIL, and
Sts, Bearsno, for Leghorn; Mary Russel, Wiwi, and the
Boor foe Montreal; Atalanta, Jowls, for Newfound-
bed; Lord Cathcart, Bans:, for Quebec ; and the Nimble.
Una; for Smyrna.
Haman, Aerie. 4.—Sailed, the Lord Duncan packet for
&bud, and Heathy packet for Cuxhaven, each with a Mail.
ibr Joseph and Dorothy. which was on shore, has been got off,
sad tailed to the Northward.
En, Ann. 4.—The Danish brig Friendship, Hoeg, from
Map to Lubec, with wine. &c. came on shore near Jury's
eat, last night: the vessel has gone entirely to pieces, and the
argo been thrown along shore, some or which has been secured.
The Captain and six men drowned; the Chief and Second Mates
one saved by the exertions of Messrs. DAVIS and Kay, of his
lbjesty's ship Several. Six of the bodies have been picked up.
CIaiSCIAN. Anu.S.--A boat, marked " Harrier, of London,
John Brown," has floated ashore about two miles to the east-
ward adds Bey.
Cionns.Hoose, Attu. 4.—Ships Entered Inwards :—Tbe
Shantz. end Ebenezer, from Haniburgb.—..Cleared Out-
wards:—The .Industry, for Limerick; Syrene, and Traveller,
it liambergh ; Ann, for Gibraltar; Fib Unique, for Roues;
Berwity, for Naples; Nils, and Albion, for Genoa;
Crowther, (Sr Leghorn; New Frederick, for Cadiz; and Alo•
dda, for Lisbon.
Aanno—At Bengal, the George IV. from London. At
lambay, Regret, Welbank, from London; and Castle Forbes,
from Batavia. At Maranhans, Albion, Hodgson, from
literpooL At the Havannah. Hannah and Ariadne, from
Liverpool. At Savannah, Pallas, Lend; Hercules, Neale; and
bdian Trader, White, from Liverpool; Thomas Naylor, —a,
hem North Carolina; and Clio, Heath,fmen Bath. At Charlto-
n. Susan,_ Pollock, from Havre ; and his Majesty's ship Bann,
ism the Havannah. In the Mississippi, Hamiltilh, Williams,
ban Liverpool. At St. Augustine, Victory, from LiverpooL
At the Havannah. Thomas Noylan, from Buenos Ayres. At
semen, Harmony, Leeman, from St. Thomas's. At Cuxhavtn,
Stickney ; Henry, Scott; John, Watief ; and Neptune,
Buster, from London ; Neptune, Duval, from Bahia; Two Sis-
ters, Thomas. from Rio Janeiro; and Hero, Remerill. from
Samos Ayres. At Copenhagen, Triton, Clearer, from Charles-
ton ; Mena, Drewsoo ; and Petrea Metina, from Messina. At
Tobago, Alfred, Trim, from London. At Bombay, Carrington
la Hyperion, from Loadon. At Hamburgb, Sally, Berry,
tom Charleston. At Trieste, Queen, Graham, from London.
At New i rovidence, Leo, Claxton, from London and Cork.

Sunday night Mr.Bnouss, an extra Messenger, ar-
rived at the Foreign-office with dispatches from Italy.
Letters have been received this morning from
Buenos Ayres, dated the 21st of January. They
bring no news from Chili. Everything remains tran-
quil at Buenos Apvs.

The Manchester Cotton Trade, in Spring patterns,
vat never known to be greater than at the present
period. The principal Houses in the City concerned
it that Trade, are now most actively employed.

GLASGOW MARCH 31.—We are glad to find from
cor Manchester Correspondent that the Manufae-
teen in that town are obtaining good prices for their
goods—and that stocks (of muslins particularly) have
seldom been lower than they are at present ; and,
which is of more importance, as it affects a greater
lumber of individuals, that weavers' wages continue
occasionally to receive small additions. Camhrics
which three weeks ago could be bought at 15s. 6d.
were sold last Tuesday at 16s. This is the price the
same article brought last spring, but we have been so
accustomed to see a constant and radual deprecia-
tion of the value of goods, that we cannot but con-
sider it as a sign of greater prosperity when an ar-
ticle is kept up to a stationary price.
FIRE AT THATCH= House, Hereon.—An alarm-
ing and destructive fire broke out in the above man-
son, in the occupation of P. W. STEVENSON, Esq.
It was first discovered by a passenger on one of the
north country coaches breaking through the lower
windows, but how it originated is not known. A
strong westerly wind communicated the flames to
the stabling, and the conflagration was sevi many
miles around. It was impossible to stop the impe-
tuosity of the flames, and in less than two hours the
ancient built mansion, the stables and coach-house,
were-a mass of ruins. A valuable horse fell a prey
to the devouring element, and but little of the furni-
ture was saved. The house was occupied by two
servants.

Jour; RAMSAY CUTIOKRT, Esq. of Grosvenor-
square, died at Paris on Thursday last. Mr. Cunt-
bur had been apparently quite well during the day,
but was seized in the night by an apoplectic attack,
which ;wowed fatal, notwithstanding the efforts of the
Medical assistants, who were called in upon the oc-
casion.

Mr. KRIGIII4 a very eccentric character, died a
kw days ago, at Bearbridge-farm, near Winchester,
in the year of his age. He had not been at
°arch fir many years, his house having been for-
seedy lobbed whilst he attended Divine Service. He
!apt no chair in his house; his only seat being a sack
awn, which was also his pillow. He always got
*liieara in on sledges made of boards nailed together.
11* never baked loaves of bread, but had his corn
Cone way, which be had made into cakes. His
tiiwdappeared as if never cleaned. He has left the
itiwie of his property to a niece, who lived with him
Ina a child, and was accustomed to his habits.
Daring a high gale on Tuesday last, a boat, in
which were two young men, going from Harwich to
Lak.guard Fort, was, by the violence of the wind,
41044 and One of them, of the name of Munt, a DS..
live of Manningtree, was drowsed.

EAST ISM HOUR.

A Special General Court of Proprietors of tan
India Stock, was held yesterday, at the Company's
Heine in Leadenhall-street, for the transaction of a
variety of business.
The Resolution of the General Court of the 21st
of March last, approving the grant of £l5OO to Cap-
tain D. Ross, of the Bombay Marine, was confirmed.