Star.
London, England, 1821-02-12 00:00:00

French Five per Cents. Wednesday, 83 f. 80c.

Saturday and yesterday, the Duchess of CLARENCE
ook an airing in her carriage in the Parks..
The Princess SOPHIA viaited the Duchess of C LA•
aexcz yesterday.

Yesterday, the Duke and Duchess of CLARME
attended Divine Service at the Chapel ltoyid.

THE FUND.

The fact of the Austrians having 01;st,,
had a great effect upon the market az
meneement of business this day. C. 1,1,01,.
were done this day se'nnight at 73 V, for ;
0: mint, began at 71 %, and a rumour becpi
ral that an engagement had actually Lakin
The anxiety to sell now became so grojt,
mense sales were made at aiguarter below'
price, and much Stock was refused even,
pression. However, the terror of the nes
plieved about eleven o'clock, s hen the French
arrived up to the Bth, which make no mentir
circumstance. Consols immediately rose to'
the Market appears to have perfectly ream,
the panic. Current prices at one o'clock,

Bank Stock 22.13-3 per Cent. lteduced 725 A,
3 per Cent. Cons. 71% 72 71% %

S} per Cent. 82 821/8-4 !)er Cent. 901/s %
5 per Cent. Nav y 105% 105
Long Annuities 18 11-16—India Bonds 41
Old Annuities 723/4—Exchequer Bilk 4s.
Omnium 5 pre.—Cons. for Acct. 721/0-

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The under-meationelEast India Corny
arrived at Anjeer, and sailed from thence,
•
as follows: viz.
The Princess Amelia and General Hewitt, arrived;
—sailed 3th Anna, 1620.
The Orwell and &aleby Castle, arrived Ist Augast...4it
7th August, 1820.

The Marchioness of Ely and Lady Campbell,
August—sailed 9th August, 1820.
the ‘Viaelit.lsea and Dorsetshite, arrived 23.1
7.. d September, lE_O.
—All these ships, it is stated, had good
Admiral Sit Jams Damns. WIIITYHtn,
In-Chief at Portsmouth, boasted his fbg on Tuesday,
the QuaLN CliAßLorrrewhich ship was paid off on
and re-commissioned by Captain J. B. Ilier.
turned to town on Wednesday, for a few days.
Friday, arrived at Port mouth the Rambler,
Taganrog (in the Sea of Asof), laden with tallow,
and wool, for orders. This is the first vessel that
a cargo from the I)lack Sea to this country.
The cAstniu.tx, captain iIAIIILION, sailed front •
20th December, with Lord STRANCTUILD, for Ccestasit*
The Laitss and Sere were at Corfu.

The whaler Prince of Wales, of Plymouth, Captain
WAY, arrived at that port on Saturday se'nnigist,,'
Southern whale fishery, with a full cargo of sperm r
which will be discharged thee. She has been
months. Sailed from Saldhana lky on the 11:6
St. Helena on the 12th December. I.3oxaraave was
health, but as much rctireal as usual.

Fine Nor, Fus. 9.—lliree hogsheads of French
been ' up and brought in here: a!so a pipe
fount r Lile Lead's End, which appears to have
water .ome time.

Sr. Ives, Vssuumst !.—The Dolphin, Ants,.
Southampton, received so much damage last night
that she must discharge her cargo.
Fautouru, Ftcs. 9.—Wind N.—Arrived the Ueiset,,
ft-4,m 1,0::don for Giralur and Sierra Leone. &lied
Marll,orough pi.rliet, 'for Lisbon; and Courtess
packet, fur the igediterranean--each with Mails;
Houma, and Lady Popham, Jmixtus, for Jennies;
Cutax, for St. Vincent's; Mary, Cirt.aa , fee k J
&strum, for Tencriffe.
PISMOI;111, Faa. le.— Wi:id N.B.—Arrived'
QVDTIN, from Palermo; Omit, DIMSDALE j sad
from Newfoundland.

PORTISIOUI Et, FICJI. 1 SSE.—Arrived
the Integrity transport, from the Downs; Rambler,
front the Mediterranean ; and the Travers from r-
the Integrity transport, for Plymouth; Thomas,
Vincent's ; and Thetis, Blinremervo, for Jamaica.
day, the Utk, MlLes, front Gibraltar. Put back,
Ila,aats. Sailed the Brandt, STZINII/11111, for Re
I.ondon transport, Lieutenant Macnonai.o, Agent,
ders to proceed to Cork., to embark the 18th Regiment
I)LA 1., Fill RUA lIT 11.—Wind E.—Came down
yesterday and sailed, the Petertl,Cao.s, for Buenos
the Nymph, Ilevcnnescos, for Marseilles. Passed
ship, supposed from Holland. Arrived to-day, the
CoeLsox, from Chiorno for London; and Mahe*
front Shields for Januica—they have both sailed seal
1111 ZWICIII, FESSUAIIi 11.—Arrived the Leicester,
son, Castlereagh, and Princeas Charlotte, packets, '
from Cuxhaven.

Dolma, Fraamsav 10.—Arrived pff Duogenew,t.
lioLgrni, from Calcutta for hull : ,sailed . st Sei)tembni
from the Cape of Good Hope 3d December.
Note, I'LL 11.—The Commerce, hinao, which -
at the back of the Hock Sands, has been got off an
here, after t l,roaring part of her cargo overboard. ffte
Cerrost-lloose, Fea. 10.—tibips Entered Inc
from Lisbon ; Zephyr, from the South Seas; Princess
from ; Coventry, from Demerara; Albion,
horn ; Four Brothers, from Waterford ; and Jane,
Cleared Outwards Young l'roteus, for Para;
Jamaica ; Langford, for Berbice ; Dublin Packet.
Aid, for Abbeville; Chance, for Hamburgh; Lord
Trieste; Three Frgnds for Ostend; Edward,
N.-ptune, for Ostend; Aldborough, for Calais; Te
Rotterdam; Eatl Clancarty, for ditto; Pursuit, for
William, for the Cape of Good Hope ; Commerce,
hero, for Waterford; and Zephyr, for Trneriffe.
Nava:. Arronornvera.—Cl:ptain A. Skene, to .
Captaii F. Newcombe, C. B. Lieutenants W.Luckraft.
bertity, J. M. Laws, and J. Lindsay, to the Spartan;
Charles Abbott (son of Lord Colchester), of the Lill
moted to the rank of Commander, and to command
horse, vice Hon. G. Campbell, promoted ; Capt.
and Lieutenant E. W. Ileechey, are appointed to:
vey :be Mediterranean; Capt. W. C. Jervoise, to
for the North Sea station; Mr. A. Whyte, Surgeon,
milllet ; • Mr. Lean, to be Purser of the Shamrock, T.
ing Otiicers have been appointed to the Chwen Charlotte
ter.ants John Itawe Mould., Samuel Kentish, John
and Webb; Mr. Lewis Johns, Master; Mr..
Surgeon ; Mr. it. Golden, Purser ; and Mr. John
sistant.Surgeon ; Messrs. C. Stodart, W. Strong, .
P. Lloyd, to be Supernumerary Assistant-Surgeons
J. R. Glover, Esq. to be Secretary to Admiral Sir "
-Mr. William NL Hearle, ;Midshipman of the Queen
Mr. Wm. Christie and Mr. Wm Clarke, DB(11114470! "
Albion, are promoted to the rank of Lieutenants;
Saunders, of tlle Preventite service, at Hatwlch,is app
command the Primrose, Revenue cutter, at Plyrno+4l6

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An intimation has been already given,
that it
his MAresTy's intention to embark on his sum
aquatic excursion the latter end of June.
Divine Service was performed yesterday, at (3112
ton House, by the Rev. F. W. BLoatatao and
Rev. Dr. STANIER CLA RKK.
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party of distinction, on Saturday, at their haog,
Old Burlington-street.
Mr. and Mrs. Courrs gave a grand dinneron
do
day to the Lord Mayor of Duat.lN and some
Aldermen ; there were also of the party the
ness of LANSDOWN and daughters, the Cnuatel,..
Besaintourat, Lord and Lady JAMES STUAIT, P";
CQUTTS TROTTER, &c. After diaper there %vat
Grand Concert, under the direction of Sit Cr. 531‘if.

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THE AAM Y.

osting the present financial difficulties of. the
paory, apprehensions are beginning to be enter-
that, amongst other retrenchments, all Officers
employed upon the Staff, in Garrisons, or,
ether' arß;ititury Establishments, or in Government si-,
ind are at the same time subsi.ted and borne
'tall-pay of Itegiments, and who
ty and allowances for such Staff
its, will he deprived of their regi•
or half-ray, as the case may be,
of their being so employed, and
ided for, except under particular
.h double or treble drains upon
single individuals, officiating in
being thought incompatible with
A economy.
Iment, which was about to embark
',ived counter orders. Three corn-
! into Chichester, on their way
Portsmouth.. The 18th Royal
vgs, a ill embark from Cork for
the 85th.
it is understood at Portsmouth, that the Ist batta-
oa of the Sd Foot Guards will march on the 25th
fix union duty at Plymouth.
b said that the intended reductions in the Army will be to
90th Regiment. There are now 93 Regiments of Foot, be-
ajectee Rifle Brigade, and nine Veteran Battalions. It is also
jog chat two companies ftom each remaining Regiment will
be adicid* MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-OFFICE, FEBRUARY 9. 1821.
eosßegirnent of Light Dragoons—Erevet Major Charles Wood,
from the itch Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Hodgson,
who exchanges.
ioth atco.—Captain Edward Hodgson, from the 4th Light
Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Wood, who exchanges.
12h Dute—Brevet.Majnr James Macalester to be Major,
without purchase, vice Doherty, deceased.
To he Captains—Captain George William Savage, from the
17th Foot, vice Gladwin, who exchanges; Lieutenant Sir John
&saw, Ban, front the 22d Light Dragoons, without pur-
chase, vice Macalester, proinoted.
Ten Lleittenant—Lieutenant Brotberton Brewne, from half-
ply of the 25th Light Dragoons, viee John Wallace, who ex-
citors, receiving the difference.
gek Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Richard Ruse to be Captain,
without purchase, vice Jervoice, deceasra; Ensign
&ward to be Lieutenant, vice Ruse ; Gentleman Cadet John
Mine, from the. Royal Mahal), College, to be Ensign, vice
Seward. t.
Ilth Ditto—John Sidney Doyle, Gent. to be Resign, without
recluse, vice White, appointed to the 14th Foot.
HO Ditto—Ensign Gilbert Pasley to be Lieutenant, without
gnaw, vice Fowler, deceased; Ensign Thomas White,
front the 11th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Pasley.
nth Ditto—Assistant Staff-Surgeon John Davy, to be
&neon, vice Richards, deceased.
rtb Regiment of Foot.—To be Captains—Captain Henry Ar li
-
dor Gladwin, from the 13th Light Dragoons, vice Savage,
who exchanges; Lieutenant Frederick Hawkins, without
purchase, vice Hobart, deceased.
'ibbe lieutenant, without purchase—Ensign Arthur Headley,
site Hawkins.
Tube Ensigns. without purchase—John Alexander Edwards,
6ne. vice Bingham, deceased ; Hon. Nathaniel Henry
Oaks Massey, vice Headley.
Lit Data—Lieutenant Thomas Fairweather to be Captain,
without purchase, vice Cameron, di ceased.
'robe First Lieutenants, without purchase—Second Lieutenant
)amts Wemyss, vice Lindsay, deceased; Second. Lieutenant
Baca Beresford, vice Fairweather.
To be Seemed Lieutenants without purchase—Gentleman C'adet
Ralph Spearman, from the Royal Military College, vice Wal-
ler, deceased ; Wharton Thomas Young, Geer. vice Wemyss ;
Wiliam John Copson, Gent. vice licreatord.
94th Ditto—F.usign,lll. Schooff to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Robertson, deceased.
Sib Utto—Gentleman Cadtt William H. Adams, from the
Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice
Chunbers, promoted.
Mk Ditto—Brevet Major James Anton, from half-pay of the
ith West India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Phillips New-
ton, who exchanges.
Ilth Ditto—Captain Robert Thomas Dundas, from half-pay of
the 51st Foot, to be Captain, vice lisrtiress Saunderson, who
exchanges. e-
OSth Ditto—Charles Carroll, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur-
close, vice Cumberlege, appointed to the Honourable Com-
party's Service.
2th Ditto—Lieutenant John Cowper to be Captain, by pur-
chase, Tice Darby, who exchanges; Ensign John Vincent to
be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cowper ; Alauriee Charles
'Oman, Gent. to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Vincent;
lieutenant 'Lewis Carmichael to be Adjutant, Tice Howard,
deceased.
17th Ditto--Ensign James Robinson to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Lecky, deceased.
To be Ensigns, without purchase—Alexander Pilfold, Gent.
vice Janne, deceased; Thomas Byrne, Gent. vice Broom,
rometed; P. Ilennessy, Gent. vice Robinson, promoted.
75117Itto—Captaio John Fletcher, front half-pay of the 37th
Foot, to be Captain, vice Thomas Chaloner Martelli, who
exchanges.
no Ditto—Captain William Hay, from half-pay of the 17th
Foot, to be Captain, vice William Frederick Ilamilten, who
exchanges.
rA Dittu—John Rayson, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice Tyndall, appointed to the lionouehble Eilst India
Company's Service.
85th Ditto—Lord William Paulet to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Lord Charles Paulet, who retires.
19th Ditto—Lieutenant John William Campbell, from half-pay
ache 96th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Osinan Charles Watts,
win exchanges, receiving the difference ; James Currie, Gent.
to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Thursby, deceased.
lit Royal Veteran Battalion—Ensign James Gilchrist, front the
67th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Fraser, deceased.
Lb Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieutenant Thomas Harrison,
from half-pay of the 22d Light Dragoon's, to be Lieutenant,
vice Robert M'Lelland, who returns to his former situation
es the Retiieti List.
Ezitaxuaa in the Gazette of the 4th March, 1820.
!Mt Foot—M. Schooff, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Chamberlin,
deceased, for Ist February, 1820, read Ist February, 1818.
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, FEB. 9, 1821.
'ant Regiment of Artillery—First Lieutenant Geo. F. Steen
to be Second Captain • Second Lieutenant Boyle Vandeleur
Creagh to be First Lieutenant; Captain Henry Light, from
italf.pay, to be Captain ; First Lieutenant Robert George
Suckling Smith, flora half-pay, to be First Lieutenant ; Se-
cond Lieutenant Robert Luard, from half-pay, to be Second
litettenant ; Gentleman Cadet John Wynne to be ditto; Gen-
tleman Cadet Charles J. Welsh to be ditto; Gentleman Cadet
Dawson Warren to be ditto; First Lieutenant James Lys,
from ball-pay, to be First Lieutenant, vice Charles Andrew,
retired upon half-pay ; Second Lieutenant Thomas l'eaa se to
be ditto; First Lieutenant John Blake, from half pay, to be
ditto; Second Lieutenant Henry G. Teestlale from half-pay,
to be Second Lieutenant; Second Lieutenant john Gore, from
nalipay, to beditto, vice Curzon, retired on half-pay ; Second
Lieutenant James Morton Spearman to be First Lieutenant ;
First Lieutenant Thomas Watkis, front half-pay, to be ditto;
ond Lieutenant Noel Thomas Lake, from half-pay, to be
Second Lieutenant.
°licence Medical Department—Second Assistant Surgeon Tho-
mas Whitelaw, front the half-pay, to be Second Assistant
Surgeon, vice Donnelly, deceased.
°cowman—gas signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
;:ent.
rlall &it Regiment of Militii—Jo'sin Pryee Lade, Esq. to be
iv'" Kent
.Regiment of .Militia—Rd. Sextu,Gest. to be Surgeon.
mosstadore Militia—Charles Albreath, Gent, to be Liaeoe.
"we Percy Galindo Gent, to be Quo; and Bayuham Joists,
Gent to be Ensign.
iiroe
Li hire Yeomanry Cavalry—. Joseph Smith. Gent. to be
vies Thomas Smith, resigned; and Jams I:laY-
*ads Gent. to be Corms.

the full or h;
receive full-pay
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fall, retired,
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de public purse by
opacity only, bi
the principles of just
De 85th Regime
for tlalta, has receit
penes had marched
fir embarkation at
kirk, Colonel GRA I
Yalta, instead of the