Star.
London, England, 1808-12-09 00:00:00

NAMICAL INTELLIGENCE.

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FALMOUTH, DECEMBER 6.

Arrived the Cornwallis packet, Capt. AIMIONY,
with mails from the Leeward Islands, in 32 days ;
Prince Ernest packet, Capt. GRANWELL, froln Ja-
maica,last from Providence, in 33 days ; his Majesty's
ship la Loma, from Portsmouth, with Count MA-
TEROSA on board, and a great quantity of dollars;,
and about thirty sail of transports, from Plymouth,
to take on board cavalry for Spain.—The Duke of
Marlborough packet, Capt. BULL, bound to the Bra-
zils, sailed from Madeira on the 13th November,
and on the 20th was captured, after an action of an
hour, by the French privateer la Josephine, of 14
guns, from Bourdeanz after plundering the packet
of various articles, throwing her guns overboard, and
taking out eight men, gave her up to the remainder
of the crew.--Arrived his Majesty's ship NIOBEp from
a cmize ; and the GLEANER, from Lisbon, in 12 days.
—A Messenger sailed this morning for Spain, in a
King's schooner—he arrived about two o'clock this
morning.

PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER 7.

Came in the Piedad, Capt.. BARBIADE, from Lon-
don, for the Brazils ; Union, Capt. &Houma. from
London to Malta; Esculapius, Capt. SAMBLZ, from
London, for Cork ; Dion, Capt. WARREN, from Yar-
mouth, for Messina ; William and Catherine, Capt.
HALLar, from Poole, for Cork ; Lustre, Capt. Swan,
from London, for Falmouth ; Betsey and Mary,
Capt. Putm, from London, to Liverpool ; PRIMROSE,
of 18 guns, from the Eastward ; and the Danish sloop
Emanuel, Capt. hlrssow, from Drontheim, for Bow.-
deaux, with fish and oil, captured by the GLEANYR
armed brig.—Sailed the Jurn ER, of SO gims, to the
Westward.—Put back the Johanna, Capt. LARSON,
from Oporto, for Limerick, with wine.

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 8.
Came in his Majesty's ships MEROPI and la Co-
QvErr's, from a cruize.—Sailed his Majesty's ships la
BONNE CITOYENNE, on a cruize ; and Escort., with a
convoy for Guernsey.—Wind N.W.

DEAL, DECEMBER B.

Arrived, and sailed for the River, the Hero, STE-
runzszti, from Quebec ; and the Helen, WATSON,
from the Brazils.—Wind N.W.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Altman—Off Dover, the London Packet, Sliglithchr, from
St. Übe's ; Cora, —; and the Frederick, —, from Lisbon
In Stangate Creek, the Neptune, Donade, from Malta. At Fal-
mouth, the Endeavour, Jones, from Maita At Hoylake, the
Ann, Holcombe, from Malta. At Liverpool, the Lydia, Ranson,
from the Azores. At Southampton, the Brothers, Holland; and
the Elizabeth, Henderson, from Oporto: At Milford, the Clio,
Marshal, from Oporto. AI Hull, the Harmony,—; Thornton,
and the Manchester, from GOttenburgh At I.eith,
the Elblag, Gerrard, from Gottenburgh. At Brlfan,the Joaehim.
Rickets, from Gottenburgb Venus, Park, from Malta; and the
Brilliant, Garrow, from Malaga. At Lisbon, the Amity, Bel.ant‘
horn London.

The Ann and Mary, Morris, from Aitca, is arrived in Stan-
gate Creek ;"sbe sailed from Gihraltar on the 13th ult. on which
day the packet sailed from thence for England, but is not yet
arrived.

The Reiolution, Lind, from the 'Baltic, bound to Cadiz, ar-
rived in Yarmouth Roads on the 7th inst. she left about 50 sail
of the Beet the day before, on the Will Bank ; and it is reported
that about 100 sail of the same fret are iu Hosely Bay.
The Fanny, Williams, from Cork, was lost near Milford, on
the sth instant—Crew saved.

The Sally, Jenkins, from Malta, for Greenock, is captured and
carried into Tunis.

By a letter from St. Croix, of the 3d of October,
we learn, that several vessels had arrived at Guada-
loupe, with large supplies of provisions : among them
was a vessel armed en jute, laden with 2000 barrels of
flour„ and 400 casks of cliret, and carrying tA enty-
faux 96-pounders on two decks and twelve ').pounders,
which had captured the English brig Maria, after a
desperate action. The latter carried only twelve 18-
pounders, with 65,men. Of this little crew no less
than 35 v. ere killed before she yielded to the greatly
superior force of the enemy.

THE LOAN.--Mr. Hari, from the Bank, yesterday
acquainted the Gentlemen of the Stock Exchange,
that the redemption of the advances on the Loan
1808, should be made as follows, viz.

atSO per Cent. on Sr before Friday, 27th January 1009.
XSO per Cent. oat or before Friday, 3d Feb. 1800. And
£4O per Cent. on or before Friday, 17th ditto.

The Proprietors of the Receipts to pay the Instal-.
:nevi of 815 per Cent. which is to be made on the
15th January 1809.
CITY OP Loenoe.=—Yesterday the LORD MAYOR
went in state to Guildhall, and held a Court .of Com-
mon Council (it being the first in his Mayoralty),
which was very numerously attended.
A motion was made, and the question put, that
the thanks of the Court be .given to Jouw AxstEv,
Esq. late Lord Mayor, &c.—which being opposed
by Mr. Quie and others, a considerable debate en-
sued.—A division was demanded, when there ap-
peared—
Ald. Commoners. Tellers.
Per the Motion 9 56 2 47
Against it - 57 2 59
Majority ogainst the Thanks 12
The sum of se2oo was voted in aid of the Female
Penitentiary at Pentonvale.
Mr. CHARLES BARTRUM was elected a Governor
of Bridewell Hospital, in the rcom ofJACO3 WRENCH,
Esq. deceased.
The Loan MAYOR laid before the Court a letter he
had received from the Bishop of DERRY, returning II
thanks for the sum •of £5OO. voted at the last Court.'
to the Protestant Schools in Ireland ; which was read,
and ordered to be entered on the Journals.
The Election of Afternoon Lecturer for the United
Fetishes of St. Lawrence Jewry, and St. Mary Mag-
dskn, Milk-street, was concluded on Tuesday last,
whet% the numbers were, for
• The Rev. Mr. Citossy . . . 91
The Re.r. Mr. WILLIAMS . . . 60
Majority in/tear ache Rev. Mr. Citosst.....-S1