Star.
London, England, 1821-09-10 00:00:00

tHE ARM r.

Tuesday the Regular, Lieutenant .roux Tnerstrsox, arrived at
Portsmouth, from Halifax and Newfoundland, with the remains
der of the idth Regiment (now in garrison at Portsmouth), and
limited service men from the 60th, 6!d, and 74th Regiments.—
She landed detachment of the 74th Regiment at St. John's.
She also brought invalidid seamen from both stations, and naval
stores. 'lle liegulus sailed on Friday for Chatham, to land the
limited service men.

Thursday the Ocean and Crown, under lieutenant Munoz,
sailed for Plymouth, with part of the 10th Regiment for that
garrison. Them transports, after landing this Regiment, still re-
ceive on board the 11th. for Ireland. The Guards at Dock,
Plymouth, are ordered for Chatham. where it is said the whole
will be reduced. In the last particular we should presume the
report is erroneous.
Wednesday the .71(1 Regiment of infantry marched from the
Royal Barrack., Dublin, for Naas, previous to embarkation at
Cork for Jamaica.

Monday the 18th Hussars and 19th Lancers were disembodied
at Newbrldgv Barracks, near Naas. These excellent Regiments
separated with great regret. The 18th Hussars, formerly the
Drogheda Light Horse, were raised by the present Marquis of
DROGHEDA nearly sixty years ago.
Upwards of 300 non-commi&sioned Officers and privates, dis-
charged from the Army, agreeably to the Kum's order, on the
24th of August, arrived last week in Dublin, to be present at a
Board at Kilmainham, previous to an award of pensions being
made for their services.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR- 01? ICE. SEPT. 7, 1821.
2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Captain Charles Chitty,
from half-pay of the 50th Foot, to be Paymaster vice Hick-
man Leland Rose, who exchanges.
10th Regiment of Light Dragonns—Cornet and Liebtenant
Lord John Ilentinck to he Lieutenant, by purchase., vice
Drummond, promoted in the Ist West India Regiment.
Coldstream Wainscot of Foot Guards--Lieutenant Humphrey
St. John Mittinlay to 1w Lieutenant and Captain, by pur-
chase, vice White, who retires; Lieutenant George Charles
()motley Fitzharetinge Berkeley, from half•pay of the Regi-
ment, to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, trice Mild
may • Asalatant•Surgeon Shetingten Gilder, from half-pay of
the Regiment, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Septimus Wor-

rell, who exchanges.
56th Regiment of Font—Lieutenant Henry Edwards Hill to be
Captain, by purchase, vice Gualy, promoted; I. sign Robert
Shaftoe Vicars to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hill; Wil-
liam James Fraser, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice
Vicars.

79th Ditto—Lieutenant Allan Cameron, from half•pay of Don-
kin's Garrison Battalion, to be Paymaster, vice 3PArtbur,
superseded.
2d West India Regiment—Hospital-Assistant M,lcolm Ritchie
to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Hugh Kelly. whose appoint-
ment has not taken place.
110NPITAI. STA VP.

Assistant-Surgeon Duncan Docksrd to be Surgeon to the Forces ;
Hospital-Assistant James Christie, from half-pay, to be Hos-
pital-Assistant to the Forces, vice Robcrt Moir, who resigns.

Co!oriel William Chabot, on half.pay of the 50th Foot, to be
slajor-General in the Army.

NAVAL L%TE.LLIGENCE.

Mitroan, Sm. 7.—The Amelia, NIASTERMAN, from Cork for
Newport. parted her anchor on the sth instant at the entrance
of St. Bride's Bay, to the north of this harbour, and having
brought up further in, her anchor broke, but a Pilot gut on
board and succeeded in getting her into • safe roadstead on the
south side of the Bay named Goldtop, a good anchorage in the
event 01 any vessel being driven into th uangerous Bay, and
one which, as affording shelter whet, otiminent danger, it is
' desirable should be more known by Masters of vessels.
Patmonvii, Strr. B.—Wind W.—Arrived the Loyalist, PAR-
WIN. from London for St. John's, N. B. with loss of main top-
mast. Sailed the Allus, KIRTON, for Corunna.
PLYMOUTH, Strr. B. Wind E.—Arrived the Union, JEFFERY
from Sierra Leone, in 88 days, for London; Como, WiLimisos,
from London for M.,g4iidre ; and Betsy, Iluisvaa, from Prince
Edward's Island. Sided the Carlo ta, WOLF, for St. Petersburg&
Cowes, Sarr B. Arrived the Clarkstone, Seavicr, from Lon-
don for Qui.bec, wi:h troops.
Potivsmotmt, SEPT. 9.—Wind S.—Arrived yesterday his Ma-
jesty's ship C0N111.1144M, from Jamaica. Passed by for the Downs,
the Dunira, Hautmos, from China. Sailed the Estafette, Wet..
sow, for ..lemel. Arrived to-day, the Cumberland, MALLISON,
from Dantzic.

Doyen, Sari. 9.—Arrived the Vriendschap, Coot, from Leg-
horn for Amsterdam,_ detained by his Majesty's ship SEVERN.
DUAL, Seri. 9.—Wind S.—Arrived and sailed for the River,
yesterday, the Caledonia, nlow.v, from St. Domingo; Prince,
BRAITIIWAIT; all.d William Parker, PRAINGZULL, from Quebec;
Betsy, Rrtn, from Grenada ; Albion, Icarus!' from Quebec for
Yartnoudi aod Naiad, I !imam:sou, from Foal; the latter
remaies. ('acne down from the River and sailed, with the whole
01 the outward bound. the Carle*, CHIVERS, for Madras, Ike.
Criterion, AVERT, for New Turk; Perseus, Jacesux ; and
Charles Forbes, CHOAK• for St. John's (N. 8.); Essex, Roerev-
SON, for Bourdeaux ; Jane, Ressin.i., fut Miramichi ; and Archi-
bald, RICHARDSON, for Barbadoes. Arrived to-day, and sailed
for the Rivet, the Dunira, I lAAIILTON ; and Marquis of Bundy,
M'Ltoo, from China ; Ann, Lewis, from Miramichi ; and seve-
ral others. The Ann remains. Put hack the Ganges, for
Madras, etc. Came down from the River and remain, the
Samuel and Sarah, Castrintw., for Africa; immix, for
Irma; Jane, Al•Ct.ver, for Jamaica; and Datrosuer,
for Can Dieman's Land.

WHITEHAVCN, San. 7.—Arrived the Providence Success,
Bowes, front Liverpool to St. John's (New Brunswick), with
loss ot both topmasts.
llaawrcu, San. B.—Arrived the Lady Nepean packet, with
a Mail from Cuxhaven. Sailed the Lord Nelson packet for ditto;
l'rince of Orange packet, for Holland ; and Charlotte packet,
for Gottenburgh, each with a Mail.
SCAM/ROI:ell, &XT. 7.—Arrived the Charles, WATSON, front
Dieppe, with considerable damage.
SUIICLION Sxrr. B.—The Surly cutter has brought in here the
Danish lugger Galathea, Hor.r.anoae, of and from Altona, with
a quantity of spirits on board.
LirearooL, Sen. T.—The Four Sons, DYSART, from hence
for St. Andrew's, North Britain, was lost last Tuesday night,
upon the Stockholm shore, about two miles south of the Come-
val Light-house—crew saved. The George Spites, BIM',
from this port to Quebec, Wab lost last Tuesday night, near
Strangford—crew and part of the cargo saved.
Coarom.llouse, Sari. B.—Ships Entered Inwards :—The
Henry, front Palermo; Ann, from Stockholm; Samaritan,
front Santander; Twee Jonge, from Worcum ; Manning, from
Memel • Nancy, from the Cape of Good Hope; Hermes, from
Zante ; 'King George the Fourth, from Calcutta; Jane, from
Jamaica; Royalist, from Gottenburgh; Urania, from Memel;
Doncaster, from Quebec; Sirene, front Calais; and Reothers,
front Quebec.—Cleared Outwards : The Princess of Wales, for
Calais; Joseph and Ann, for Amsterdam; Plushy's for Bre-
men ; Venus, for the Cape of Good hope ; Staines, for Stettin ;
Duke of Kent, for Rotterdam; Prince of Waterloo, for Ostend;
Resolution, fur Dublin; and Scipio, from St. Übe's.
A twerp—At Jersey, the Charles, Clement, from Bahia.
At the Clyde, Leopold, Wilson; and Britannia, --, from
Marseilles. At Palermo, Norfolk, Pestill, from London. At
Leghorn, Union, Clinch; and Mary Ellen, Donaldson, front
London; Intrepid, Finlay, from the Clyde; Edward, Mor-
gan, from Philadelphia • and Anna Margaret, —, from Lie-
ban. At Calais, Julie:Preager, from London. Ac Para, Blues,
Blues, from Cadiz. At Demerara, Harmony, Woodall, from
London. At Havre, Louis, —, from Pernambuco. At New
York. from Leghorn. At Boston, Cuba, Barnes,
from Leghorn. At Cork, Fulham, Foster, from Quebec.

CORN Etc:taxer, MAILIC-LANZ, Sm. 10.—Our market being
very thinly supplied with Wheat that morning, what new sam-
ples appeared being very rough, together with the unfavourable
state of :he weather and the reported injury which the new
crop has sustained by the late rains, caused a brisk demand for
Wheat, and ;rime samples obtained 10s. more than on this day
week. Bartel is from 25. to 35. per quarter dearer; and Beans
and Peas sold full 35. per quarter higher. Oats are 2s. per
quarter dearer, and met a tolerable brisk sale at that advance.
Hour is expected to rise 10s. per sack.
' limxirttsto 31.tawr, Stl-1. 10.—Beef, 3s. Od. to 4s. Od. prr
stone of albs.; :Mutton, it,. Od. to 35. 3.1. Veal. 35. Od. to 4s. 0.1.
Pork, 25.6 d. to 3s. 115 d. Lunt), ss. od. to 4s. 4d.—Cattle at Mar-
ket. lhasts, r. 000; Colves,32o; Sheland Lambs,2s,loo 15445
and Straw per load, lisp, 36 IDS. to 41 4s.