Star.
London, England, 1828-02-09 00:00:00

NAVA I. IN 1 k.L.LIG ENCE.

The Three Brothers, BAINBRIDGE, from Newport Pratt, to
Liverpool, struck on a rock in coming out of Newport Pratt Bay
on the 34.1 instant, and having beconto water-logged, was towed
on shore.
DIAL, FEBRUARY B.—Wind W.S. W.—Arrived from London
and sailed, the Blenheim, Hamm, for St.Vincenes; and Marga-
ret Ricb.rdson, THOMAS, for Para.—About ten A. at. a light breeze
sprung up from the Northward, when the Marquis of Huntley and
the outward-bound sailed. His Majesty's ship Reliance remains.
A homeward-bound ship and brig anchored under the Brake, but
made no signals.
Poavansouvu, FEBRUARY B. Wind W.N, W.—Arrived the Ales-
ander transport, from London, bound to Lisbon. The General
Palmer, for India, has gone to Spithead.
Lavaaroot FEBRUARY 7.—Arrived the Three Sons. 'WATSON,
from New Orleans.
NORTE SIMMS, FEBBOARY 7.—The Atlantic, Away', was yes-
Imlay got afloat and carried into dock, with a small part of the
cargo on board.
WARXWORTIT, FEBRUARY 6.—The Thomas and Ann, of and
from Lerwick, struck upon Hawsley Head yesterday, but was
assisted.off and proceeded.
Pavuoirrff, FEBRUARY 7.—WindW.S.W.—Arrived the Swal-
low, ARIES, front St. Michael's.

PROM THU PLYMOUTH JOURNAL. •
The Vigilant ketch sailed on Tuesday, on a cruise. The Con-
flict gun•brig was paid off yesterday.
In Hamonze—The Britannia, Maidstone, Erebus, Ruynard, Le-
veret, Royalist, Nightingale' Antelope tender, Jupiter transport.
In Barnpool—The Leije Dutch corvette.
In Catwater—The Southworth and Cato transports.
In the Sound—The Ocean, Windsor Castle, Briton, Undaunted,
Britomart, £tna, Infernal, Bittern, and Pearla and Teyo Portu-
guese; transports Indian Trader, Borodino, Wantbeck, Britannia,
Vibillia, Stentor, Ticnander.
LENT ASSIZES.—OXFORD CIRCUIT.
Before Mr. Justice PARK and Mr. Baron VAUGHAN.
Blassaitas—Friday, Feb. 29, at Reading.
Otroonstitas—Tuesday, Match 4, at Oxford.
Voaccovrasmas—Saturday, March 8, at Worcester.
Cary or Woacurst—Same day, at the City of Worcester.
Srarruansusas—Tbursday, March 13. at Stafford.
Snnorsusan—Thursday, March W, at Shrewsbury.
Hzairoansmias—Tuesday, March .25, at Hereford.
MONMOUTHSHIRR—Saturday, March 29, at Monmouth.
GLOUCIATZRSHIRI—Wednesday, April 2, at Gloucester.
Cm or GLOUCRSTRR-...SaMe day, at the City of Gloucester.

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There is no apparent relaxation in the orders for
rods, though some persons feel persuaded they are not
quite so brisk as they were a few weeks since. It is
known, however, that purchases to a very consider.
able amount have been recently made in nankeens,
ticks, and other strong cotton goods ; in consequence
of which, an advance has taken place in the wea-
ver's wages. The spring pint trade, for home con
sumption, is now getting active, and the result is an in-
creased demand for steam calicces, in addition to those
purchased for shipping. Fustians bear up well in
price, which is a sure indication of an open market;
not crammed and occupied, as is too frequently the
case. if, when prices are up, and things going on
steadily, some measure were allotted to production,
we might hope for a more lengthened calm ; but
such is not the case, and very probably the revival
we now experience will be rendered of short dura-
tion by the lumbering in of goods and the choking
up of the regular outlets. Our manufacturers are
always ready for a start; they keep their eyes on
each other like jockeys on a race course, and the mo-
ment there is a cry for 44 goods," they are off, and is the
D-1 takes the hindmost
The Yarn Market is still dull and languid, which is
said to have been caused by a recent gallop amongst the
spinners. Coarse yarns are almost a drug ; finer ones
are more transferable. It is not too much to hope, how.;
ever, that the orders for heavy cloths will be a means
for relieving the spinners of the former article.
The Silk manufacture is going on like a wheel newly
oiled ; there is no noise about it ; the money is therefore
got at quietly, perhaps plentifully. The woollen weavers
of Rochdale and Bury are still out.

LONDON FIVER Hosrerar..—A Meeting of the Go-
vernors of this Institution was held yesterday at Free-
mason's Tavern, when it was stated, that since the last
year 723 patients were admitted into the Hospital,
labouring under typhus and continued fever, and scat let
fever, out of which 662 were dismissed cured. The
number of patients received last year exceeded by one
hundred that of the former year. In consequence of the
want of funds and accommodations, relief could not be
extended to the numerous applicants, and at one time
there were forty applicants on the list for the first vacant
bed. The parts of the metropolis in which fever has I
been chiefly prevalent, were the crowded abodes in the
parishes of St. Gies, St. Andrew, Holborn—includ-
ing Saffron-hill. and its courts and alleys; St. Pan-
cras, Clerkenwell, Whitechapels Spitalfields, Bethnal-
green, &c.