Star.
London, England, 1826-05-29 00:00:00

NAVAL IN FELLIGENCE.

The Thst India Company's ship Buckinghamshire arrived off the
Wight on tht 26th inst. from China; she left the Cape the 20th of
March. and St. Helena the 4th of April. The UNA Lowther,
outward hound, and the Princess Charlotte of Wain, homeward
bound, were at St. Helena when the Buckinghamshire left that
island.

Arrived off Weymouth, the Princess Charlotte of Wales, Bios;
from Bengal.
ON Dover, the Crawford, IlvArr. from St. Jago de Cuba.
FALMOUTH, MAT 27.—Wind K.S.R.—Arrived the Duke of
Kent packet, from Lisbon sailed the 14th instant; Lady Mary
Pelham packet, and Lady Louisa packet, from the Mediterranean
--the latter sailed from Corfu the 12th of April ; Malta. the 2131 ;
Gibraltar, Gth May; and Cadiz, fth May.
PLYMOUTH, MAT 27.—Wind N. E.—Arrived the Frit la,
!hewn, from Palermo; Goodwood, Ktoo, from Faro; Iltrrknx
sloop of war, and Dispatch transport, from Liverpool. Sailed the
Pearl, Witsos, for South America.

Poimmourst, MAX 27.—Early this morning, the Guildford,
Capt. MANOLII3, from Madeira, landed her paswngers here, con-
sisting of Mrs. Liar Waa.t.aca, and Capt. lly.i.or, of the Madras
Cavalry; ltrv. MI. BIDDY; Dr. I,svirr, 47th; Lieut.
Royals; Lieut. itossart, 48th, with a party of invalids; Lieut.
litnivaa, of the Madras Infantry; and Mr. Ctosay. T11;4 ship left
Madras on the 24th of January. The happy terntin•ttion of the
Burmese war had prevented the embarkation of the rcinforcements

which were ordered to join the army in that territory. S!te touched
at St. Helena on the 88th of March, on which -day the Lord Low-
ther, store ship, sailed for China.
Letters front Callao, dated the 23d of January., state, that the
BRItoN, 46, Sir M. Nlaxwar.t.. may be expected to arrive in Eng-
land in July. The Castaammt, 80, was at Valparaiso; Bt.audnx,
at Coquimbo; RANOKR, at Callao; and M ,at Panama. The
ECLAIR sailed for San Bias on the 31st December.

The Waiter= (Rear Admiral Gaon), and Vot.Acta, sailed from
Madeira on the 112 d of March, for India; the Datno. April 40, for
the West Indies; GALariA, April 10, for La Guayra ; and Turns,
April 11, for Buenos Ayres.
Last evening, the Blown; 46, Capt. Lord Bracts, arrived from
Plymouth. The brigs Leveler and itorAttre, tenders to the
guardships at Plymouth, have sailed for that port; the A iteoty,
Lieut. Hamming; and the STAILLINtip Linn. STUART, on cruises.
The Hartung, 18, Capt. Yarn, will sail to morrow for the West
Indies, taking Mr. Beano, Consul General, to ilerbice.
MAY 28.—Wind N.E—Arrived the Hermes, Rolm?, from
Riga; and Miranda, ury, from Jersey. Passed by, his Majesty's
ship JAsrea, front batham ; and Huntcliff, from lionduras.
Sailed his Aiajesty's ship Estimate, for the West Indies; and the
Borodino transport, for I lalifax.
Cowes, Mar St.—Arrived the George, FORSTICII, from Ma-
tanzas; and the Hardy, Slf HILLY. from the itivannet.
DIIAL, Mar 48.—Wind N. W.—Pasied through from the River,
the Water Lily, BRUCt, and Black River Picker, HAMM, for Ja-
maica; Magnet, DAWSON, and Lord Wellington, Manors, for
Quebec; and Charles Brook. Beth, for St. Vincent's. .
Mittoao, MAY 27.—Arrived the Mary Hope, PARMIN front
New South Wales, having on hoard the late Governor, Lieutenant-
General Sir T. Bassaans, family, and suite, all well, hound to the
Clyde.--sailed front Port Jackson the 12th of December; and Rio
de Janeiro the 14th of March. The Colony of New South Wales
and Van Diemen's Land were in good health. When off New
Zealand, spoke the whaling ships Kent and Prudent. all well; the
Kent was nearly full, wanting only SA barrels, and would leave for
England in about two months. A sailor of the itent was In eon-
Ane'dierit, for killing another seaman of that ship. The Prudent bad
on board 650 barrels of oil. The Vansittart, whaler, was at the
Bay of Islands, nearly or quite full.

We have receiver American Papc.s to the lit of
May. Their contents are orily of local interest. E
getis measures have been adopted to raise subscriptions
for the relief of Mr. Jamas:iv. We observe, is the
Account of the Expenditure of the C ty of Bo to 1, that
the expense of the Schools is ne irly six :11 lie. the
amount of the Poor's Kate;.

DUBLIN, MAY 24..—This day, at the Head Porte
Office, informations we e taken against Priest Young,
for an assault committed upon a Gentleman who has
the management of a Sunday School at Harold's Class.
The assault took place last Sabbath day, when his Re-
verence repaired ex ofcio to die School, for the pnrpo•.e
of dispersing the children assembled. Counse:lor 11R1C
made a pathetic appeal on behalf of Priest Young, aheg-
ing the disgrace it would be to take info, mations against
a Clergyman, but the Magistrates were inezo:Wile, and
the parties were bound over to prosecute.
Inraovent ItNTS.—The removal of Carlton-house is at
length fully determined up. The following pl in of the
proposed alterations has received the Royal assent:..-
The present site of the building will be converted into
an opening nearly cliche size of Wales loo•place, of which
it will form a continuation, presenting, an the whole,
'an area of most imposing dimensions. On each side,
foojh•paths will lead into the Park, but there will be no
carriage road. In the centre of the quadrangle an
obelisk will be erected, and along the end, nearest the
Park, them will be a terrace. At its angles there still
be buildings, those neatest Pall-mill, for the United
Service and .ether •r,m Clubs, and the orhers for the
use of the Nobility. Between these buildings the sides
of the quadrangle will open on the palace gardens,
which will remain. The view of V e Abbey, H rse
Guards, Parks, &c. from Waterlan•place, will be mag-
nificent. The alteration: will, it is eipecteJ, c m-
pleted by the autumn of 1827.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARX-T.ANE, MAY 29.
The arrivals of the last week are tnoderate, except of Oars, which
were rather large. This morning the supply is small of every sort of
Grain. Wheat, unless for superfine samples, may be stated la. to
'Qs. per quarter cheaper than last Monday. There is very little
making Barley here, and prices are nominal ; grinding samples are
full as dear as last week. Beans and Peas fully maintain the prices
last quoted. Oats are about the same price as last Monday, with
hut little doing. The sour trade is excessively heavy at the terms
last quoted.
Wheat, Red, new, 414. 575.
old, 00$. 00s.
White, new, 545.446.
old 00s. Ws.
Barley, 225. 30s.
Malting, 31s. 335.
Peas, Grey, 1825, 385. 406.
Old, 005. 00s.
Mapk, 1825, 41s. 426.
---- old, 00s. 00s.
White, new, 40s. 426.
- old, 00s. 00s.
Boilers, 1825, 435. 444.
- old, 00s. 008.
ASIIIIIIII4

Rye, old, 365. 40s.
Beans, Small, new, 365. 42s
01d,,005. 00s.
Tick, new, 37..
00.. 00s.
Oats, Feed, new, 19s. 235.
old, 00s. 00i.
Poland, new, 225. i6s.
---- old, 00s. 00..
I'otatoe, new, 235. 58s.
old, 00s. 00s.
Scotch, 295. 30s.
Flour, per Sack, 465. 555.
Seconds 401. 450.
41T WEEK.
Peas, qrs. 75
Irish Oats 7,727
Foreign Oats 11,989
English Flour, sacks 7,632

Wheat, British, qn. 4,930
Barley 1,213
Malt 6,766
10,229
Oats
1,066 Beans

Foi-eiv? Whet

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Mar 29.
There is an advance in the price of Reef this morning, the best
Scots Hunts, and other fine Ozen, being ss. to ss. 4d. per stone ;
and for the coarser Meat 4s. 4d. to 4s. 141. It% Mutton there is no
variation, the price remaining sv on Friday. Veal is cheaper, the
best young Calves being ss. to ss. 6d. per stone. Lamb is dearer
by 4d. per stone, the best young Meat being 6s. to 6% 4sl. yer stone.
In Pork there is nothing doing.—Brasts, 2,080; Sheep, 19,960;
Pigs, 160 ; Calves, 186.
Beef per stone, 4s. 64. to Ss. 44. Mutton, 4s. to 45. 84. Yes',
4s. 6d. to ss. 6d. Lamb, Ss. to 65. 4d. Pork, 4s. tp 51.
per load, £3 to X 41.105. Clover, .E 3 to £5; Straw, f 1 Ifs. to .f.ea