Star.
London, England, 1817-07-28 00:00:00

BRIG/NON, JULY 9.7.

The Duke of YORK intends to pass a few weeks
Pt the Pavilion, and his Royal Highness will be here
on Tuesday next. The visit of Sir BLS-1/011:1 &omi-
t-tun, on Friday night, was • connected with the di
rections and amingt-ielents to the reception of the
*COMMANDER-IN-011U'. The works at the Pasil:on
are c..rried on without intrrruption,and employment i.
given to a number of labourers, mechanics and artists.
—The Concert and Dining Rooms are the only ad-
ditions to this Royai Edifice, tuit the elevation of these
bitilJitigs.being ornamented with Chinese architectu-
ral In ramids, 30 feet high from the basement of the
roof s, and terminating at the top with a conical spite,
to which will be affixed a melon shaped ball ; conse-
vmotly, a deal of labour is required to complete the
..;veers. Round the 'centre of them are fixed twelve
oval windows, with cross-bars that tend to
,:inament the perspective view. The pyramids are
;.Irt,..idy receiving a sheeting of thin iron plate, pee-
-..,•us to the fical covering of the Mhyl composition,
...!;ich is discovered to be of such durability to
iy ?dings.
The Earl of YARSIGUTH left the Pavilion yester-
,; •v, at two o'clock ; and three hours afterwards S,r
e.rnsay BLOOMFIELD returned to Carlton House.

The performances at the English Opera-House
attract crowded and elegant audiences tee:), night.
the distingu4ed company within these
tew evenings. se have noticed the following with
larae parties:

"Ducbtlis of Rfacioad, Lady Browniow. LOT Mary
tianglaoni Covnteos pt Mestoorough, earl and Countess of
arwink. Earl and COUUtCIi cf Fingall, Lady Alarkensie,
Airs Douglas, Sr Lunar Mita:loon, liqn. T. Foley,
Nlrs. mewl, the R.ght Hai. Sir Jt.bn Al'Mateon, James
I%wltin3, 1::q. Miss Wrattialq, Mrs. Lim Grosvenor,
Luca and Lady Ilanet, kr.
Soirrol individuals have been arrested at Dieppe,
Rotten, and other towns in France, for passing off
forged Bank of England notes. Frenchmen are now
become extremely tenacious of taking these coon.
nieut Bills•of Exchange, which they formerly pur-
clia.tti at a prenOurn.
Last week Cot pond M.Cabe, brkinging to the 13th
Light Drag°, ns, recently quarter. et earli,le, was
unfortunately killed at Borouglibt idge, in consequence
of a re,tive horse which lie was tiling coming in cnn•
tact with a coach : the hors: had just been bought
by Lieutenant M'LEAN, and Ist•Cabe had been sent
aim it. He mat tied the C.)ok at the King's Arms
in Carlisle, only the day tielore he matched.
Monday. William Edgar, John Keith, James Fin-
layion, John Campbell, James Houd, John Mac-
lauctian, Peter Gius,,u, Hugh D.ckaoo, Hugh Coch-
ran, and 'flumes Sinclair, who have been confined in
Edinburgh Castle, since'M trcli. List, on charges of
seditious Inacticcs in, Glasgow; were set at liberty,
and furnished with a sum of money to carry them
home.

The dry rot, it is said, continues its destructive ra-
vages in the Navy. LA Forte, a new frigate launched
not three years since, is found infected with this great
evil, and, althouith never further than front Wool-
wich to Sheerness, is about to be tepaired at the
latter port.
A respectable tradesman, in the neighbottrhood of
Whitehaven, having occasion to go to Broughton
Fair, a distance of sixteen miles, actually walked to,
Egremont, which is eleven utiles on the contrary road,
for the sole purpose of hiring a horse for his intended
journey !
Lately, while the housekeeper was gone for some
water, the dwelling-house of the Rev. NIICIIAEL
B.D. of Southampton, was robbed of some ar-
ticles, particularly a valuable great coat, which was
suspended in the passage.
. The man who acted as the General of the insur-
gent party, in the night of Monday, the 9th of June
last, and took so conspicuous a part in all the princi-
pal transactions on the route between SouthWingfield,
Wingfield Pack and Kimberley, was apprehended on
Tuesday in the afternoon, by Barnes., White, and
Lawson (Nottingham Police Officers). and lodged in
the County Gaol at Nottingham. Hu was called
" the Nottin;,,hauf Captain," by the Insurgents. His
teal name is Jet emialt Brandreth.

We have also to add, that George Treigterman, of Pent.
ridge, and Isaac Ludlam, sen. of SouthWingfield, have
been taken to Derby gaol, under charges of tteason.
Weigluman was taken by Mr. SAMUEL FLPTCMER and
Ilr. Was. Boom, in the neighbourhood of Sheffield,
in the night of the 16th instant ; and the same per-
sons, together with Mr. Wu. Linen, apprehended
Lau Ludlam the elder, on Tuesday, near Uttoxeter.

An Inquest was lately taken at Bridgnorth, on
the body of Mrs. Millard, housekeeper to the Bishop
of St. Asaph, who was killed by a fall from the
Hibernia coach. Verdict—Accidental Death.
Last week new. ats were sold in Windsor market,
which weighed 43 lbs. per bushel. They belonged to
a farmer in the vicinity of Salt-hill.
The Hops in Worcestershire have assumed a fa-
vborable appearance within the last ten days. The
plantations are greatly improved. The plaits are
much cleaner and the bine exhibits vigour.
At Lewes Market, on Saturday, there were more
:Ample. of Wheat, and particularly of fine sound
Oats, than have been offered for sale during the year.
The prices suffered a considerable declension, but
o,re were very few purchasers. At Brighton, on
Thursday last, the sellers of grain to purchasers were
in the proportion of ten to one. If the weather
ri:9tlld continue favourable, the harvest will coinmence
.!I th 4 neighbourhoyd in the course of twelve or lour-
tren days.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JULY 29.

We had but little fresh Wheat in this morning;
ht the major part of last week's arrivals remaining
over, caused a large show of samples, yet prime
rjualities from Essex sold 4s. per quarter lower than
thus day week, but lull 2s. per quarter higher than
Flisclay : the ordinary descriptions arc totally un-
szleable. Barley, Beans, and Oats are 2s. per guar.
it: i2;;,.,her than en last Monday, but not ready sale
at !'l..t Advance.
CLIItILIK7 PRICER. AS
ENGLIS I Oats, POtater,sl64. 44a. •
W 1•011:. Kent and Essex, Old, 1 Ditto, Poland, 2tis. 400
5/6 956.100 a. 1 Ditto, Fred, i 340.
Suf4:46, :506. 925. 989. 1 Rapeseed, ..e3O .6.34 per last
Nona, O. 944. I Flour, 90+. 9,5. per rack.
Rye, 404 569. lON SION.
liarlcy, 48> vs. Wheat, Dauczie, SO. 425.
Malt, t n,. boa. Ditto, Baltic Red, 706. d 66.
Wbite Yeas, Wis. Us, Belem I Harithro'orlsremen, We. 86.
4th. Vie f lkabant Red, 7tio. 86s.
Grey Peas, 40s. fele. Rye. OM. 00a.
ear 1123. 44. 1 American Flour, Or. CU.