Star.
London, England, 1827-06-22 00:00:00

CHANGRS.

The Marchioness of Wellesley, from Mimes Hotel, for DAM
Castle; the Duke and Duchess of Bedford, for their villa, Dundee;
Hill ; Lord Althurpe, fur Northampton; Sir Maud* Lopes, Burt.
and Lady Lopes, from Arlington street. for their seat, MiTiitOW
House, near Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs. Fleming, and Vamily,front
Fenton's Hotel, for their seat in Hants; Captain and Mrs. Forbes,
from their house in Manchester.tquare, fur Cheltenham.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

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The Dawson, Damon, from Trinidad, Is *opposed to be arrived
off I) motouth.

Vassm.a wows* wn“.—The Chelsea, Oarterom, from Liverpool
to I.2rari.ston, nn the 95th ultimo, in lat. 59. long. 62. The Med-
way, from f.oodon to New South Wales, on the 9th ultimo, inlet.
9. N. long. 21. The Venture, from Liverpool to Rio Janata, on
the 11th ultimo, in lat. 4. bony. $3.
Dem, jot' he Lord Lynedocb,
Bums, (root Beng .1; Ida, from Jamaica l W. Parker, from To.
; and Castle Lachlan. horn Jamaica.
Porrsarouen, Juise 21.—Wind W.—Arrived from Landon the
Cltilde Harold and Larkins, for China. The Portland, 000ss, sad
Marquis Huntley, AIKtM, passed by the Wight. for the River, tbis
m,rn•ng. from .New South Wales. The former sailed on the Sth
of February, and from Rio on the 20th April. The latter allied
on the 11th February, and from Ombra on the sth May. The COM.
herland, Cans, was to sad from Port Jackson rot Ragland Ina few
days after the Portlar4d. Admiral OrrAT had sailed from Rio for
the River Plate.

FAl.Nooreo, Juan 20.—Wind W..... Arrived off port, l'Adele,
&sitar, from Port-au-Prince; and Laura, H , from Chili-
poll. Arrived the Zephyr picket, Cruncti, from Clrfu • sailed
114th April, from Mott• 2d Nisy, Gibraltar and Corfu;
pti
June ; also, the John Duncombe, I.rive. from Gallipoli.
PERIMAXIMCO, 111• T 7.—The Sento, front Liverpool to this port,
on shore north of Cape St. Roque, win be a tufa! wreck. A owe'
is to be engaged to bring the goods here. The Buenos Ayres pri-
vateer still continues off this place; but has not made any further
captures. The Mercurio has been hued out, and is cruising off
this port.
Tlttw You, MAT 11.—The Pigot, of and for London, from Js.
males, ff with a cargo of coee. was wrecked. on the night of the 17th
of April on the amine Keys tvessel and cargo entirely lost; mew
saved. ThP brig Atlantic, from Havannab for Mamas+, has been
totally lost about 14 leagues to windward.

qurattorrtae Laws—s(Prom the Boa Poart.).. A letter, of
which the following is copy, has been received by our Rove-
sentative,. Damn. Sages, Rsq in reply to a Memorial forwarded
by him to the Lords of the Treasury from the Merchants of this
port t " Council Once, Whitehall, Sth June, 'sty.
" SIL--1110 Lords of his Majesty', Most Honourable Privy
Conned, having hadAnder consideration the Mintorlsi presented
by you frum the Merchants at Hull, I am directed to inform you
that their Lordslips bad anticipated the Petition of the Memo-
rialists, by baring given orders for a con.iderable reduction to the
list of ankles requiring Consular cern/Se:ates or declarations, and
by having extended the same indulgence to all ports of Kuropp.
without the Straits of Gibraltar, that had been granted to HUI*
Aid Prussia.

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" The only articles for which sertificoes or declarations are now
to he required, are the following, viz. cotton wool, silk. carpets,
ostrich leathers, sponges, cotton yarn, and 'mohair yarn, whirls
must be accompanied with a certificate or declaration, to spew
either that they ire the produce of the country where they are
shipped; or th they are not the produce of Turkey.
6, Cotton or linen rags, also, are to be accompanied with a err-
tillpote, to show plat they have been washed or otherwise purified.
ins, Mr, yea -rose obedient humble servant,
p. ley /11,P. JAMES HULLER."

The Dube of NOttrotg goes in a few days to the
Nothertanda. '
BRIGHTON, J1.7111V 20 —The Herald sloop of war
came Into our roads on Monday night, and on the following morn.
hig.Mr. Lusoiscrtus, who had been residing at 78, Marine Pamir,
embarked in her to take his passage tor Madras, to the Government
of which Presidency he has been lately appointed. Owing to ill
health, Mrs. Lusunontot is prevented from going out,
The Hon. and Rev. D. Wrimister brother to the
Duke of Wituacrow, iucceeds to the Golden Prebend at Unthaws
vacated by the Bishop of St. Davin's, on hit promotion to the
Deanery of that Cathedral. By this change a re.identiarr Stall
becomes vacant at St. Paul's.
We understand the late Mrs. C' urn has d
20,0001. a-year on the Duke of Sr. At.a.tia's. and that any further
expeatatitms in the event of her death are rendered contingent on
his good behaviour. This grant ie for kis 'Gratis Sift only. We
have not heard what provision is settled on the issue of the mar-
riage.—Briaaton Cohen*.

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TUN ITALIA N Ore It Opera or Sentiramide,
on Tuesday night, was splendidly and numerously atteadOd.: Ma-
', dame Palm's vocal and dramatic ref feetions are so well known and
so justly appreciated, that little remains to he said of her inimi-
table powers. Sensimande Is one of the characters in which she
post excels, and she was, as usual, grand,impressive, and intellectual ;
ip a word, she was herself—we can find no stronger expression of
our admiration to bestow pn her. We have never heard anything
more delightful than the very beautiful duet between PAVrA and
BtAINAILLA, and we were not singular in the pleasure it af.
forded us, as it elicited an unanimous encore frum one of the most
brilliant and crowded audiences of the season the girele we
observed—The Duchess of Gunicesree, the Duchess of Kan and
Princess Fiona's&

Woacts-ten!Jvy.:(‘'o ....In nor Immediate neighbour.
baud, the filth has increased much, but in soar part. of Henrinrd-
ibire the accounts are more favourable ; for while th, y admit the Sy
is not diminished, the appearance of the plants du not indicate
that any serious injury has been done. On Saturday, prices were
upon the advance, but little business was done.
AU the Country Papers, both English and !tie...which
reached us yesterday and to-day, speak in the mon graify Mg terms
of the appearance of the bay harvest, which is everywhere most
excellent. The country has not been blessed with such abundant
crops for many Yeats.
The workmen engaged at the limestone quarries at
Stonehnuse.hill, have lately discovered there a Tau sulrerr.nean
cavity, containing an amaeing accumulation of fresh water. They
describe it as large enough to contain a Id gunship, sod state
that they have ascertained the depth of the water to be 73 feet.
NEW PUBLICATIONS. The following important
Works have been recently published b Mr. COLBURN, New Bur-
lington-street, viz. 1. The Life of Judge Jeffries, Lotd High
Chancellor of England in the rrijn of James 11. eve. 2. The
Third Volume of Godwin's History of the Commonwealth of
England-3. Personal Sketches of his Own Times, by Sir Jonah
Barringten, Judge of the High Court of Admiralty in Ireland,
Two Vols.-4. The Life of Thenbald Wolf Tune, Agent to the
Irish Catholics, written by Himself, with his Diaries, Cerrespon-
dence, Arc. Two Vols.-3. Napoleon in the Other World ; a Nar-
rative found near his tomb at St. Helena. 8e0..-6. The Life and
Correspondence of Dr, Jenner, by Dr. Baron, itiro,.-and 7. The
Octavo Edition of nt
the -errespondente of John Evelyn.
Five Vols.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANK, Jura 21k •
Our market was in a complete state of stagnation this morning,
scarcely g sale could be effected—in a word, we had ill sellers and
no buyers—those latter wishing to see what opposition the new
Corn Bill may meet in the House of Lords • therefore, our prices
must be quoted nominally the same as on donday (or all kinds of
Grain, except Oats, which article is is. per quarter lower.

SMITHFIELD AIA.RKKT. Joys
There Is rather a firmer appearance this morning in Beef and
Mutton; and the price of Veal is pretty steady at sa. id. to 6s. per
come for the best Meat. Pork remains stationary at ss. to 5., ad.
per Ouse for dairy-fed Porkers; and 4s. to 4.. 04. per sac lot in-
&riot, In Lamb there is nothing particular to uotice..►l3easts.3S3;
Seep. ; Pigs, 130; Calve., 314.
Net. per stone, 4s. to Ss. 44. Mutton. 41. to Ss. Sd. Veal, 4.. 104.
to es. York, 4s. to Ss. 4d. Lamb. is. to tis..—Hay. per bad. 43 I"-
to £6; Clover, 44 tOs. to ; Strew. alt 10‘ to £ll