Star.
London, England, 1811-02-22 00:00:00

Sir S. ROIviILLY then obtained leave to bring in
two other Bills, for the Amelioration of the Criminal
Laws, without any alicossion taking place.

Tim .tv IN( STAR.

• LONDON.
FRIDAY.; FEBRUARY 22.
PKICI OF ATOM MB DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
3 per Cent. Cons. money, 851 f—for account. 654.
Induced 16-4 per Cent. Imf 83—S per Cent. 97{ U.
lich..Bilh 6e. It prom.—Bons, 351. Us. preen. PRICE fr STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Innilex*,l4l4 843 Long Ann. 11
a per Cent. and. 660 • India Bends tin tic pre.
a pea own 65j Etc. Bills, ss. 9s. price.
4.114( Cast.ll3fitef Omnium 4.1
s per OW, Nen Mt 93 Cons, for acc. 661 651

" WINDSOR CASTLE, IRDRITART 21.
His MAJErnes progress confirms our opinion of
his recovery. (Signed)

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"IL REYNOLDS, H. HALTORDs
"W. BEIERDE(, R. WILLIS."
" WINDSOR-CASTLE, FEBRUARY 2,2•
His MAJWITY goes on satisfactorily." (Signed)
" H. R. REYNOLDS. W. LIEBERDEN. R. WILLIS."
Yesterday his MAJESTY, attended by Drs. HEBER.
Edge and WiLus, and Mr. DuNDAS, walked on the
Terrace for near an hour ; the KING was in good spi-
rits, and appeared much amended in his bodily health.
His MAJESTY bad taken the same exercise on the two
previous days, and hundreds of people were spectators
of ttie satistectory scene from the Home Park. His
Miustsr‘ 's nights have been much more composed
within this week, and every symptom of atuoodment
sots on gradually and progressively.

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COttitle O rite PRAMS MIA
•
Yesterday; at one o'clock a Connell, terdsisting of! Petdthatenti for the Pa/deers and the German
the Ministers, the Officert J State, &c. was held at Levi Al ernarlzed yesterday morning at Portsmouth
Carlton House. The partiet of Foot and Lift Guards tOr Portugal.
did not attend, as has been the case upon former oc- . Major BUND and the Officers of the Wottestet Res
Cations ; but two of the Life Guards and a corporal ginient of Militia, lately gave a ball and supper to
• paraded Pall Mall, to regulate the carriages. Soon the families residing at Porchester and its vicinity I
'after one o'clock his Royal Highness the PRINCE Re- the supper was served in the most elegant manner, and.
AstNr gave an audience to Mr. PERCEYAL and Mr. the dance was kept up till gun-firing in the morning.
RYDER after which the former left Carlton House. I
His Royal Highness then went to the State. Room,
attended by Colonels M,MAtioN and Simon ri atm, Ge,
nerals HAtasiiNo and KErratb, Lord HEATNFIELD
(gold stick), and General BRA intikw (silver stick) ;
where his Royal Highness held a Council, which was
attended by -
The Lord Chancellor, the Lord Presl tent of the Council, the
Lord Privy Seal, tho First Lord of the Admiralty, the throe Se-
cretaries of State, the 'President of the Board of Controul, the
Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Kings Bench, the Duke of
Montrose (Master of the Horse to the King), Earl! Harrowby
sad Winchelsea (Grooms of the Stole to the lilog).
The Recorder of London attended the Council,
end made his report of the 26 convicts, capitally con
rioted at the lastlactobtr Session, for which see the
last page..
After the Council his Royal Highness gave audi-
eneepto the LORD CuAkrcaLLort and Marquis WELLIS•
z.zr, for a very considerable time each
Mr. M. SUTTON, the Judge Advocate, had an au-
dience of his Royal Highness and laid before him the
proceedings of some Courts Martial.
The Earl of DAftruourit was Introduced, and hid
an audience of his Royal Highness, and delivered up
the Order and Ribbon of the Knights of the Garter,
belonging to the late Earl of DitaTmourn, his father.

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THE 'matt

NAPJL INTELLIGENCE.

•
The Hercules, Scott, from Quehec.sad Cork; and the Safes
guard, Johnson, from St: Michael's, hsve arrival safe at Cowes. '
The Nereid, Johnsoo, from Dernerata,has arrived in the Clides
I" A large ship, hound for the \Vest Indies, wag beat to pt-ces •
' during the night of the 31st ler. on the rocks of Artiglass, andshit
crew lost. The first in.:amnion was given by means of a dog,
• which had drifted ashore in one of her boats, and ran to a house
barking and Ito..liad. The people followed the dog to the iihot,g,
where they found the boat, and one of-the sagas in it hut
no other vestige of the wreck; since, however, severs! article'
;•Isave been washed oa shere—among these her papers.
PI.YMOIJTH PrBRUARY 20.
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The wind still continues f.dr (though very light) for s' to
dlterranean and Lisbon coovays that sailed yesterday. Came id
the Bogota sloop of war, from a cruize ; and the American brig
Adolphtts, bound to Bourdeaux, detained by ,his Majesty's ship
LTRA. The Hcastoots sloop of war sailed last night to join the
convoys that sailed in the morning : she is to touch at Oporto,
and from thence proceed to I.ishon, having money on beard fur
the payment of the British Army in Portugal Also sailed the
Ulysses store-ship for the Westward.
PORTSMOUTH, FEBRVARY 21.
Arrived the RIDPOLCvIoop of war With the Lisbon and Me+
diterrantan convoys, from the Downs; and the Lulls CT glom
of war from a cruise. the crew of the Do NNZGA I. is dratted
into the Bove' tts which wlll be ready in a short time to go out
of harbours

DEAL, FEBRUARY Sit.
Arrived the Casrau sloop of war from Heligoland ; and di.
ROTALIST sloop of war from a cruise off the French coast.
SHEERNESS, FEBRUARY Si.

Arriied the TacaLea from.the westward, and gone to Chat-
ham. Sailed the SArrOUAILD to the River Thames.
ABERDEEN, JANUARY
During the gale of the Ist inst. a large Pappetsburgh emelt
bound to Ireland, was driven on shore, and totally wrecked upon
the Butt of the Lewes. The whole of the crew were saved, by
getting on shore upon the tore-mast, which they had cut away
for that purpose.--The Elias, Swan, of Montrose, t rom Quebec
with timber, arrived in Leith Roads on Thursday morning.
GREENOCK, FEBRUARY IS.
The Ann Green, (which, with the other ships for the West
Indies, that sailed from this on Thursday last, put into Lamlash)
having, in a violent gale on Saturday morning, broke her best
bower anchor, Captain Abrams was obtiged, for the safety of the
ship, to cut both cables and run for Loch Ryan, where the vessel
now lies in the mud, without having experienced any other daa
mage; and will again proceed to sea so soon as she is furnished
with new cables and anchors.
Saturday night, about ten &chick. an alarming fire broke out
, on board the brig Hart, Captain O,Mly, lately arrived here from
Malta, and lying in the New Harbour, which raged with such
fury for some time, as to threaten destruction to the vessels lying
alongside of her ; but by timely assistance, and the lowing of the
tide, she was hauled to the middle 6f the harbour, Where she
burned to the water's edge. Part of her cargo, consisting of cur-
rants, which was en board, was destroyed. The lire might hare
been extinguished very easily, had not a groutiede.ss repork got
into circulatiOn, that there were twelve tasks of gunpowder osi
beard,•and which deterred people from going near bet for some
tinge. A young man (a carpenter) had his foot severely cat with
an axe,. While anxiously endeavouring to save the neighbouring
shipping; but, we understand, not danurously. We have not
been able 'to ascertain the origin of the tire.