Star.
London, England, 1808-09-26 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GaAvawwD, Sarr. 25.—Arrived the Nimrod, —, from
Tortola; Rover, Reay, from Mogadore ; and Industry, Kirby,
from Quehec.--Satled the Twilight, Twaddle, for Corunna ;
Heroine, Gray, for Halifax; True love, Penfold, for Cadiz ;
Margaret and Betsy, Caithness; and Minerva, Laidler, for Got-
tenburgh ; and Catherine, Davis, for Cork.

The following extract of a letter, received by a re.
spectable house in Liverpool, from their Correspon.
dent in Jamaica, will be read with great satislaction :
" KINGSTON, JULY 81.—Ten days ago an express vessel arri-
ved here in twenty-two days from Cadiz, with dispatches to this
Government, and accounts of the revolution in Spain, which have
already opened an intercourse between this island and all the
neighbouring Spanish colonies of Cuba and the Main, for which
immense purchases have already been made here in dry goods,
for Vera Cruz, Corthagena, the Caraccas, and Cuba, and which
will open a very large vent for the manufactures of Manchester,
in which the demand for these colonies principally consists, viz.
printed cottons, coloured velverets of all kinds, British muslins-
platillas, cotton stockings, hats, &c. The influx of Spanish tra,
dery to this port has, within these few days, been so great, as t•
have drained the market."

Saturday night's Gazette contains an Order in
Council, dated the 21st instant, proceeding on the
narrative of the deliverance of Portugal from the con-
troul of France, and therefore, ordering that all Por-
tuguese Property shall be forthwith restored to the
respective owners thereof, or their lawful agents
such property remaining subject to the legal charges
thereon, and ezpences incurred in respect thereof;
and all questions respecting the ownership of such
property, where any doubt shall be entertained by
persons appointed by the Orders in Council of the 6th
of January, for the care and management of such
property, respecting the same, and the charges and
expences thereon, are appointed to be decided on sum-
marily by the High Court of Admiralty, or Court
of Vice Admiralty, in which such property may have
been brought to adjudication. This Gazette also con-
tains an Order in Council, continuing for six months
after this day, the Order in Council of the 23d of
March last, allowing the importation of hides, dec. in
foreign ships or vessels.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, SEPT. 2r.—There
is an abundant supply of Wheat arrived this day, ;n
part new, of light quality, which is about 6s. and Bs.
per quarter cheaper; but tine old nearly at Fnday's
declension in price.—Barley in ple ity, and, with
Malt, nearly at our last currency.—White Peas are
higher.—ln Beans but little variation.—The supplies
of Oats are considerable, and prices nearly as cur
'al.—Rape Seed is rather dearer; and Flour has
fallen 55. per sack.

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WHITEHALL, SEPT. 5.4.

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'. GAZETTE.,

The Kin 7 has been pleased to grant the dignity of
a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and [rebind to the following Gentlemen, and the re-
spective heirs male of their bodies, lawfully begotten,
viz.

EDWARD BULLRR, of Tranent Park, in the County of Corn-
wall, Esq. Rear-Admiral of the Mud jiu.ulruu of his Majesty's
Fleet.

MARL Woos, of Catton, in the County of Surrey, F.sq.
Has CT CORI NCIIIAM MORIIGORILRI, of the Hall, County of
Donerd, P.sq.
THOMAS loxes, of Stanley Hall, in the County of Setup, tsq.
James GRAHAM, of Kinston, in the County of York, and of
Edmond Castle, in the County of Cumberiontl, Esq.
Srrorett SITWILL, of Renlshaw, in the County of Derby, Esq.
ANDREW CORBY I, of Moreton-Cotbet, in the County of Sep
Up, and of Linshule, in the county of Buckingham, Esq.
WILLIAM Cot as MEDLTCOTT, of Ven-House, nem hlnborne
Port, hi the County of Sonurset, Esq.
CItARLr.s HOAR HARLAND, of Sutton-Hall, In the County of
York, Esq.
louts PERRI/so, of Membland, in the County of Devon, tsq.
Groom,. Ptoo-i r, of Knapron, in the Queen's County, Esq.
Gots. Ok/bELCY, of Claratnont, in the County of Hertford,
Esq.

MILTI'ARY PROMOTIONS.
R-OFPICE, SEM' 24.
'4th Regiment of Dragoon nitards—Cornet 'Thomas Comber, to
be Lieutenant, by purchase., vice Hall, appointed to the 21
Life Guards.
6th Ditto--William Hutsh, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vita
Morlarti.
lit Regiment of Dragoorn—Lteutenant E. C. Windsor, from the
92d Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Cole, who exchanges.
id Ditto—Lieutenant R. H. Sitweil to be Captain of a Troop by
purchase, vice Turner, who retires.
4th Ditto--William Tongue, Gent. to be Corner, by purchase,
vice Luard, promoted.
7th Regiment of Light Dragoons.—Asaistant-Surgeon Davies,
: non the Derbyshire Militia, to be Assistant-Sorgeon.
loth Ditto—Lieutenant MaximMui Joerres, to be Captain of a
Troop, without purchase, vice Butler, promoted; Quarter-
Master --- Hou-sham to he Corret, without purchase.
id Regiment of Foot Guards--Frederick Colville, Cont. to he
Ensirn, wiltout purchase, vice Lloyd, whose appointment has

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tint taken ;thee.
tat Regiment of Foot—Major Jcremi ih O'Kettfc, from the 9th
Garrison Battalion, to be Major, vice Hunter, who exchangt.s.
&I Ditto—Ensign John kl'Croban to be Lieutenant, without
purchim, vice Heazle, dismissed.
9th Dino—Ensign John Chadwick, from the 40th Foot, to be
Lieutenant ori bout porcharor.
Jath Ditto--Lieutenant George Halford, front the 28th Foot, to

be Captain of a C•nnpany, ;vithout purchase, vice Ha

moved from the service: -
I 4th Ditto--Lieutentint Thomas Dunn to be Captain of a Cont.
patty, without purchase; Ensign Kenneth M'Ketteie to be
Lieutenant, vice Dunn ; Ensign George White to be ditto ;
Gentleman Cadet George Thuries Finscane, from the Roy al
Royal lklilitary College, to be Ensign! vice M`Kenzie ;

Doisrre, Gent.. to be Ensign. vice White.
19th Ditto—Ensif,m Joseph Ellis to be Lieutenant, without Pur-
chase, vice Carmichael, appointed to the lath Font.
18th Ditto—Lieutenant John Carmichael, from the 15th Foot, to
be Lieutenant, without Purchase, vice Janet, promoted.
goth Ditto—Ensign John Z. Fonneran to be Lieutenant, vice
Brooke, decel..ed ; Volunteer James White to be Ensign, vice
Fonnt•ran ; Edward Kenyon, Gent. to be Ensign, bye Purchase,
Nice Champagne, promoted.