Star.
London, England, 1826-08-21 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Petatoven, Mousy 18.—. Wind S.—Arrived off the pert, the
Grant, Vanua, from St. Croix; Halcyon, of Boston, TINE, from
New Orleans; Chu:shill, of Truro, from Niogadttre; Minerva,
Luau, from Mirunkhi ; and Perseus, JACKSON, (cons St. John's
(N. 8.). Sailed the Asores Packet, Ni'Dopisst., and Blucher,
Estes, for Malap ; and Duke of Marlborough picket, for Lisbon.
AUGUST 19.—Wind .6.—,Sailed the Janus, CAar, for St. Julueo,
Now Brunswick.

PLYMOUTH, Amin 17.--Wind S.W.-.Arrived the Motown
Castle, Ju►suox, from St. John's, lu 33 days ; 'and Mary, Zito,
from Quebec, in 46 days. The Prince Regent, 3lossemsall, will
sail tomorrow for Quebec. _

Awn,: 18 and 19..—Wind E S. E.—Sailed the Cosmopolite,
Havnra, for Leghorn; his Majesty's ship Davas, for the west-
ward; and the Levant Packet, for Gibraltar.
Poavothirra, Atomic 19.—Arrived his Majesty's brig CI"
from Chatham; Tartar, FAIMINit, frail London for Comtantinople,
and passed for Cowes ; and his Majesty's ship liaanatitruvri, from
Sierra Leone. Sailed the Onyx transport, for Valparaiso.
Amuse SAL—..Arrived the Royal George, Rom-
Noun, from the Dowm, and sailed for Calcutta; and the Seaton,
—, from Riga.
REMAIN AT Sereneati+Dispatch and Philomel.
Ix ens Haanouro—pVictory, Melville, Spartiate, Pyramus, Ca.
latea, Asp, Cracker, Nightingale, Pelican, and Dwarf.
The Au*, 84, is preparing for commission at this port. tele
supposed that she is intended for the nest Commander in Chief in
the Mediterranean, as the period of Sir Hagar NEALE', serdie
expires in December next.
The DUMAN'S, 18, Captain Ramona, is redwing at Spithead, fot
the Irish station. She spoke, on her passage from Acer., the Do-
rothy, of Liverpool; and the Boyne, of London, bound to Born.
' bay ; and the Rose, from London to Madras, collie 15th of Juno,
' ail well, about 7. N.
His Excellency Sir CMAILIM SWAIM is hourly elpetted to aftillo
hero, in the DIAMOND frigate, Lord NAPIZA, from Lisbon. Dia.
patches are received for him, to be delivered on his arrival.
The basin In our Dockyard, with the four Docks connected
therewith, *ill be fit for service by the end of this month. It will
be remembered that them docks and the basin were disabled by the
bursting of the dock gates, about a year since, at the moment of the
launching of the Pumas CHARLOTTE, since which gates on an
improved construction have been placed at the entrance of each
dock, the basin has been cleaned out, and the masonry work his
been repointed, and in many places renewed. If the whole *
ready for taking ships into dock at the above time, great credit will
attach to the executive department of out Yard.
Dam, Amuse 19.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrived the Britannia,
Witten, from St. Petersburgh to Lisbon. Remain, the J. Dan.
ford, blifinne.sw, from London to Halifax and 6t. John's; and
the Cameron, from London to Sierra Leone.
Aura. 241.—Light airs from the Eauward.—Arrived the Henry
Davidson, Illiact.av, from Jamaica, and sailed for London—parted
company from the Caledonia and Jane, for London, in the Gulf of
Florida, lat. 28. 114. N. long. 79. 13. W. all well Sailed from
Kingston the 7th of July, and left the following vessel. loading for
London.—Rawlins, New Prospect, and Bencoolen, to sail In August;
and the Glasgow, fur Glasgow, :o sail on the 17th July. The Rapid
sailed from Port Royal for Liverpool on the 7th of July. On the
7th of August spoke the Tamar, from Trinidad to Glasgow, in lat.
48.1. N. long. 33. 5. W' and on the 13th August, the brig Maria,
of Greenock, from Jamaica, oat 46 days, in lit. 48. 40. N. long.
18. 11. W. all welLe—The theldrsd, 6orrox, from Junaith, passed
for London.
Lsvgaroor., Anon. Ig.—Arrived the Pandora, Coasts, from
Bathadoes ; Richard, WIIINTATIS, from Jamaica; and the Active,
0111114 from Paraiba.
Ammer 19.—Arrived the George, Wriest, from Maranham;
and the Frances, from Barbadoes.

EDINISUNOIC Auo. 19.—The state of the crop, as far
as hitherto cut down, has been such as to allow it in
general to be carried very speedily into the stack yard;
and several instances have occurred on large farms,
where the whole has been secured in eight or ten days.
IThe sport on the moors, on Saturday, was tolerably
good; unless on very high gronnds,birds are not scat ce ;
though shy, and strong on the wing. Partridge ►hooting
promises well ill's season; the birds are already of great
size, and plentiful.
By the Leeward Island Mail, in additi-n to Caraccas
Papers, we have received letters from La Guaira to
the Sd ult. They state the province w.rs tranquil. The
inhabitants were looking for the final determination of
the Colombian Government, as to the movement of PAR:,
with great interest. Trade continued entirely suspended.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARX.I.ANE, Aim 21.
AU kinds of Grain were in short supply last week. This morning
there is a good fresh arrival of new Wheat, and not much old.—
Barley, Beans, Peas, and Oats come scantily to hand. The bed
pareels of Wheat obtain last Mondays prices with tolerable free-
dom; other qualities meet a very languid sale. Barley is is. per
quarter higher. Beans are 24. per quarter dearer; as also are boil-
ing Peas. Grey Peas obtain Is. per quuter advance. Oats, though
set a brisk sale, are so short in quantity that they obtain an enhance-
of 2s. per qt. on the terms last quoted,. In Flour no alterations.
Red, new, 44s 581 Rye, new 40s 45s
....... old, 48s Ws Beans, Small, sew, 001 00s
White, new, 50s Us old, 485 53s
--, old 55s 611. - Tick, new,
old, d n,enew;
owns 00s$
oce
lark-4 1825, 26s 3ss -- old, 43s 475
tilting, 33s 66s Oats, Feed, ne•r, Ms 00s
Pas, Grey, 1836, 46. 501
0... Old, oos oos
Mg* 1826, 54s Us --- old, 29s 54*
old, 00.00 s Potatoe, new, Olis OM
White, old, Us 60s ---- Lid, 50s 54s
am— new, 56s 62s --.--, Scotch, 53s 355
idlers, 1825, 60s 63s Flour, per Sack, 46 535
erma.-- 1826, 655 661 Seconds 40$ 445
4114RIVAL.1 LAST WU&
British, qrs. 5,508 I Peas, qrs.
111:1110.111.11kreign 1,546 Irish Oats

Barley
as
Beans

287
8,332
702

Foreign Oats 8,804
English Flour, sacks 4,90 t
Foreign do. barrels

SMITHFIELD M ARKET, Auo. 21.
We have very little alieratlen in our market, the best Stets, Ste.
being 41. 6d. to 4s. Sd. per stone; and the coarser Meat is Si. tid. to
4s. 4d. per stone. The blutten trade also remains in the same
state as on Friday, the finest young Ikons being 4s. 4d. to 4s. 8d
per stone.; and the inferior Meat is Si. 6d. to 4d. 2d. per stone,-
Tbe'Veal trade also is not so good as on Monday last, sa. to 55.
per atone being the top price. Lamb exhibits little alteration, Si.
to Si. W. per stone; and 41. 4d. to 4a. id. per d.i. for the larger
Meat. Dairy.ted Porkers are worth 4s. 6d. to 4s. Bd. per stone;
and the coarser ss, 6d. to 4s. 2d. per de.-.-Bsasta, 2,539; Sheep,
25,490; Calves, 256; Pigs, 120.
Beef, per stone, 4s. to 45. 10d. Mottos' ae. id. to ie. $4. Veal,
44. 441. to 51. ad Lamb, as. 4d. to Ss. ed. York, Ss. $4. to 44. Od.-..
Hey, per load' get to AS 7e. 114. CtovEr, XS to AI IC* Straw, 41
16s. i 9

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