Star.
London, England, 1826-04-26 00:00:00

NAVAL IN fELLIGENCE.

Arrived off Dartmouth, the Chieftain, Pamasos, from St
Vincent's, in 32 days.
Off Beachy Head, the Germania, from Ifavannalt.
In the River, the Janet, STIMIC/00/1. from St. Domingo; Jan*
and Elizabeth, Rows, from Terceira ; Albion BLACK, from Calls
Waterloo, &amuse, tram Lisbon; and the Albion,
BUSILY, from
Messina.

FALKOWIII APIA f4.—Wind N.N.W.--Sailed the &sumer
packet, for Lisbon.
PLTMOVTII, APRIL 24.—Wind N.—Arrived theVibella transport,
from Gibraltar; and Zephyr, Davis, from Havre for Liverpool.
POITIMOUTY, Avon. 15..—Wind N.W.—Passed by for London,
the Rising Sun, DIANN, from Cape Coast, last from Fayal. Sailed
the Earl St. Vincent, bIIDDLICTON, with convicts, for New South
Wales; Perihelia transport, for Guernsey; and the William and
Thomas, —, for Cork.
Dr.ar., Aram U.—Wind S. R.—Arrived tad sailed for the
River, the Minerva, risoarn, from Bengal ; Rawlins, Runsaisao,
from Jamaica ; Matilda, Mosses, from Palermo ' • Hyde, Rinoi.o.
sox, from Port au Prince ; Five Sisters, of Leith, from the west.
ward; and the Salmon River, Wyss, from the River Gambia.
The Ann, of Whitby, arrived in the River Gambia on the ltd of
February, all well, and proceeded up the River, for a cargo. Passed
through from the River, the Meanwell, Putuirs, for Jamaica; and
Usk, Hazen, for Montserratt.
Noara Sunnos, Aran. 24.—The Providence Hincennos,
bound to Sc. Petenburgh, has put back, leaky, havingi struck as
the liar.

H s MAJESTY is expected to arrive in town this
evening, from the Royal Ledge, Windsor.
The Gentlemen Pensioners dined together at the
Freemssont"Tavern, to celebrate the annivere ay of the Itteu's
Birth day. The tradesmen of his bleastsi also dined Misfile' at
the Thatched-house Tavern, and mustered se numerous as to 611

the large room.
The Princess Aucusr* gave an elegant dejeuni yes.
terday to the different members of the Royal Family in town.
Yesterday several more of the Kixo's Household
arrived In town from the Royal Lodge, Windsor.
His MAJESTY'S luggage was brought yesterday to
the Knees Palate, Poll mall, from the Royal Lodge.
Tuesday a parcel containing .5531. in Bank of Eng-
land notes, directed to Mr. Robinson, of Soho. Birmingham.. was
stolen from the Birmingham Post Coach, on its way from L•anahma
to that town.
Yesterday there WAS a meeting at the Mansinn House,
respecting the Alliance Granite and China Clay Scheme, which,
however, was &dimmed, after a very tedious &atomism.
DRURY LANZ TINICATRL••••Mr. ELLISTOW appeared
for the first time last night since his lodieradtiesda the character
of Rowe, and the reception he erperlaseed en the 'erasion must
have been highly gratifying to his teenage. The applause coos-
mewed with great energy as soon as Ms voice was bud behind
the scenes; and the cordial and universal greeting was ceetinsed
for *rectal minutes after he appeared en the wage. He looked re-
markably well, and went through the part with his accustomed
vivacity and effective taste. The banes was well and elegantly at-
tended from the commencement.
Guasuar.a.—FroncisHeakettos was charged with stealing a variety
of articles from the premises of Mr. Kidd, a coffee-atop-keeper in
10Ihitecross-street. Mrs. Kidd went out on Monday to Bond.street,
to spend the day ; and about three o'clock her husband received a
&tidos. letter, stating that she bad sprained her ends, and could
not be moved. He hasteued to Besafistreet, and being undeceived,
returned with equal speed, and in time to And four villains in his
house, packing up all his property, one of whom (the prisoner) he
secured.—Remanded.

Bow-nuns.--Briery Lloyd wan timed with being an accessary
after the fact in robbing the York Impress Coach. is January last,
of 11000 in XI Bank rif lagued Nese& A neadasc of Wit .so s
proved that the prisoner had paused several of the stolen notes ion
the 119th of March. When apprehended. he said as had found a
parcel with fatty new notes itciying in the street. The prisoner
was committed.
ILLauponooos.evatre.--Jeins reams was fully committed for
daunting his hand into the carriage of the Countess of Belfast, on
Monday evenings and stealing her Ladyship's reticule and pocket
handkerchief.

CORN EXCHANGE. MARK-LANE. A:au.ld.
The arrivals of all kinds of Grain and of Flour are moderately
good. Wheat, of all qualities, is dull at Monday's pries*. Rsriey
remains at the late reduction. Beans and Peas are onalteral. The
ietnand is trifling for Oats, at Monday% prices. The top price of
,lour is not yet aettle.l.—Arrivals: keg: Wheat, 4,700 qrs. Barley.
100 qrs. Oats, 900 cr. Flour, 4,500 sacks. Irish Oats, 396 qrs.
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