Star.
London, England, 1826-04-17 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

•
The squadron of the sth Dragoon Guards, under the command
of Colonel WALLAC; arrived at the York Barracks on Tuesday
and Wednesday.
A large detachment of recruits arrived in town, on Saturday
morning, from Bristol, on route to joie their respective Corps
and D4pots.
The Ist Division of the 3th (Nonhamberiand) Regiment of
Infantry, has arrived on board the Borodino transport, at Pons-
mouth, from Dominica.

The 2d Division of the 12th (the Prince of Wales's Royal) Re-
giment (Lancers) is arrived at Hampton Court, from Coventry.
It is understood, that Colonel TAYLOR will be appointed Super-
intendent of the Cavalry Riding Establishment.
Detachments of the following Regiments have landed at Ports-
mouth, from the West Indies Foot, and proceeded to
Stockton; 3Stb Font, to Winchester; 27th Flit, to Gosport ; Sth
Foot, to Fort Cumberland. A detachment of the 36th Foot has
sailed for Chatham. •
The Borodino transport is arrived from the lonian Islands, with
detachments of various Regiments, and the following Pikers
Captain Cat ans,36th, Captain DURIR, 19th, Captain HAwzar, SI at,
Lieutenant Szismaa' 7th, Lieutenant TAARDIT and Dr. Sam,
Ensigns GRITIPIN, 321, Weastra, 34th, DUNIROOLIt. 4!d.
A Court-Martial assembled at Neemuch, East Indies, hat con-
demned to death a camp follower, named Sultan, for the murder of
a native woman in the bazaar of the 29th Rtgisnent of Infantry, in
June last.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, APRIL 10, 1826.
Cadet John Chaytor to

Corps of Royal Roginee
be Second Lieutenant.

Lieutenant Chaytor is to be placed between Seoend Lieutesants
Aldrich and Bull, whose appointments appeared in the Gazette of
the 18th ultimo.
Commissions in the Oxfordshire Regular Militia, signed by the
Lord Lieutenant of the County ef Oxford.
James Nash, and Charles Cook, Gems. to be Ensigns.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

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A letter filial the Agent to Lloyd's at Deal, dated yesterday,
says—" We beg leave to acquaint you, for general information, that
the buoy on the smith end of the Goodwin Sand is at present
without its distinguishing staff and vane."
Arrived off Dover, the Atlas, Bee., from Nassau.
FALMOUTH, APRIL I 5. Wind N. W.—Arrived the Fame,
ANWYL, from Cette. Off the port, the Hannah, —, from London
for Miramichi. Sailed the Plover packet, fur Jamaica;
Hamm, for London; and Rather, Hosevwsix., for Cork.
Poitipasoura, APRIL 16.—+Wind N.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship TZt.aov, from Chatham ; and Underwo4, Itertxorox, front
London for Demerara. Passed by, the Frederick, CURTIS, from
Sierra Leone, in 60 days; the British Tar, Seam, was to sail two
or three days after. Sailed the Waterloo,. Victoria, and Indian
Trader transports, for Chatham ; Pylades, Rosszt.t., and Seabam,
&swami, for St. John's (N. 8.); and the Ragland, &mesas, for
Quebec.

The DRYAD frigate, Hon. Captain R. RODNEY, has been ordered
to be hired to take to Rio de Janeiro the Hon. Roams? Goanon,
bis Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
to the Emperor of BraziL
Captain IL TAIT has commissioned the at tbis port,
for the South American station; and Lieut. C. Louses, the Cox-
Tarr, for the North American station.
Lieut. Sr. Joao is appointed to she Dove packet; Mr. Bauman
to be Purser of the Ordinary at Chathim ; and Mr. Coarsen to be
Boatswain of the Dock-yard at Aotigua.
Roams si? Sernizan—Dryad and Jasper.
In Tut HARBOUS—The Victory, Gauges, Melville, Spastiate,
Ariadne, Hewn, Esplegle, Philomel, and Contest.
DCAL, APRIL 16.—This morning the wind shifted" to N.E.
when the whole of the outward bouqd sailed, with the followinst
arrived from the River yesterday, viz.—Hector, GRAY, for Trieste;
Tobago, LatoLna, and Aspasio, Burman, for Miramichi ; General
Hewitt, WiLusims, and Hannah, Wlll/11%' for Quebec • James.
' Bantle, -- for St. Andrew's • Urania, Lemons, for Grenada ;
anh the Miser,SNIRGNON, for Gibraltar.
I.amsarooL, Arm I s.—Wind N. W.—Arrived the Westmorti-
land, Aram., from Bahia; Inderatigalsk, SMITH, from Paraiba;
Pandora, CORRY, from Barbadoes; Ludes, GrLea, and Emily
Worn, from Savannah; Montezuma, Wreits, from Philadelphia;
Czar, JOHNSON from St. John's (N. 8.); and Lancashire Witch,
from Lisbon.
Coax, Aram IL—Sailed the Numa transport, for Gibraltar
and Mails, with troops.
Bamusanoza, Fez. 15.—The Duchess of York transport was
totally lost on the north side of Guadakepe, the lit hut. though,
happily, the crew and passengers were saved. Two speights'-boats,
we understand, were dismasted yesterday, coming up freighted
with sugar.

Saturday Baron Sreatatecn, the Swedish Minister,
transacted business at the Foreign Office.
Yesterday the Portuguese Ambassador and the Nea•
poUran Minister had interviews with Mr. Becrvtary Caminito. .
The report of Lord Coca cilia having gone to Greece
is unfounded; a Brussels Paper, received this morning,
states that the Noble Lord is residing in that city, and
that every day he rides on horseback on the ramparts.
Joseph Gaunt, butler to Mr. Bigot, of Rickman's-
worth, whilst brewing, accidentally fell under the cock
when turned on, and was scalded to death.
A's a watchman, named Williams,was passing through
Stamford-street, Blackfriars, about twelve o'clock, WA
night, he was called Upon to assist in preventing Mr.
Davidson, an inhabitant, from committing violence
upon himself, when the unfortunate man flew at the
watchman with an open taut., and wounded him, it t
feared fatally, in the neck. The poor fellow was,takeu to
the Hospital.

CORN EXCHANGE, 7dARK-LANE, Aram 17. .
The supply of the past week was very moJerate, and the demand
was equally small. This morning there is a fair arrival from the
adjacent counties of Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, and a few 441311ti11g
vessels up from the north. The factors ask more money for Wheat,
but the weather is so fine that it is with dilliculty they can realize
last Monday's prices. Barley has declined ls. to its. Per • ' qr.
from the terms of this day se'neight Beans and Peas wry be
quoted the same as last week, with little doing. The Oat trade
may be considered as'not lower than last Monday, but the deknand
is not so good u then. There !stanch doubt about the top price of
Flour advancing to 60s. per sack.
Wheat, Red, new, 545. 648. Rye, old, Ns. tes.
-- old, 00s. 00s. Beans, Small, new, 2fis. 495.
White, new, 626. 713‘ old, 00s. 00s.
- old 00s. Ns. Tick, new, 535. 571.
Barley, 261. 50s. - old, 00s. 005.
Making, 255. 375. Oats, Feed, new,
Peas, Grey, 1825, 486. 40s. old, 005. 00s.
Old, 00s. Ms. Poland, new, 245. 275.
Maple, lied, 415. 426. - old, 005. 00s.
- old, 00a. 00s. Potatoe, new, 241. 20s.
White, new, 406. 48s. old, 006. 00s.
- old, 00s. 005. Scotch, 31s. 525.
Boners, 11125, 465. 481. Flour, per. Sack, 506. 555.
old, 00s. 00s. Seconds 426. 48s.
•SSIVALS LAST WIRE.
I Peas, qrs.
Irish Oats
Foreign Oats
Foreign Barley

Wheat, British, in.
Barley
Malt
Oats
Beans

4,730
4,849
4,479
9,371

Hagla Flour, sacks 7,546

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Ar■u. 17.

We have a very short supply of Beasts, and mote than s nasal
short supply of Mutton and Lamb, and the consequence Is an. 4.
vane in price. The best Scott Runts, Ste. are worth Ss. pet Mane ;
and for the coarser and larger Beef the market is Ann at. 41. to
4s. lid per de. Mutton is 6d. ad. per stone dearer, prime Downs
bing worth Ss. 4.1. to ss. ful. per stone. In larger Mutton the
quotation is 4s. to 4s. I od. per stone. The price of Veal is without
much alteration ; but Lamb still well at 71. to 7*. 4d. per stone;
and larger Aleat of this kind 64. 6d. to 7s. per stone. In the Pork
trade there is lit.le variation.—Beasts, lags ; sheep, 4,710; pigs,
140 ; Calves,l3ll.
Beef. 4a. 4d. to Ss. per stone; Mutton, U.-to Ss. 6.1. Veal, 61.
to 6s. 6d. Lamb, 64. to 75. 441. Peek, Ss. to 6a..—Hay, per load.
at 3. Ss. to *C4 101. Curti, sea 10s. to ; Straw, £1 16$. to .€2. 2s.