Star.
London, England, 1808-07-05 00:00:00

From LLOYD'S Lis T.

GYM/MUD, JULY 4.—Patard by the Hamilton, Onrthouse ;
Miry and Susannah, Clark ; Symmetry, Liddle ; anci iray:ham,
Turner, from Jamaica. Sailed the Lord Carnngton,
ton, for Malta; Amphitrite, Collins, for Halifax; Dladeirt,
Smith ; and the Governor Milne Priddyco ""be, for itto laneint.
The following ships of the fleet from Jamaica, under
convoy of his Majesty's ship ARETHUSA, ate yet unac-
counted for, viz.
Atlantic, Craige; Britannia, Thompson; Hannah, Craige; At-
!antic Merry ; Louisa, Malyard ; and the Maria, Hoguard, for
London—Jamaica, Glegg ; Clyde, Kinuaird ; and he Cornwallis,
—, for Liverpool—John, Berrie, for Newcastle--Volunteer,
Barwise for Whitehaven—Ann, Thompson ; Stranger, Lowden ;
Both_ 1i:14 Hatherick ; Sisters, Abraham • mars Campbell;
M‘Leland ; Jamaica, Burns; Ardent,Ramsay; ,
Lady Coote,
3ain ; Columbus, Reid ; and the Mary, Alexander, for the Clyde ;
Hunter, Phillips, for Dublin—Hibernia, M'Colle, for Limerick
—Golden Fleece, Lurwen ; Elizabeth, Jameison ; and the Hiber-
nia, Douglas, for Belfast.
The Charlotte —, from Gottenburgh forLeith, was deserted
by the crew, olißuchaness.
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The North Star, Drysdale, from Leith, for Davies Streights,
was burnt on the 90th of March.

The Ruckers, Barker, from Hull, is Arrived at Picton, after
being plundered a privateer.

In the copy of his Majesty's speech, given in our
Second Edition of yesterday, the word " power,"
towards the conclusion, was, by mistake, inserted in
place of "integrity." The sentence, therefore, will
stand thus, as our Readers will see, in a preceding '
column His Majesty has no other object than
that of preserving unimpaired the inttity and inde.
pendence of the Spanish Monarchy." This is an im-
pirtant correction, as it precludes the possibility of our
enemies placing a misconstruction on the sentiments
of the British Government.

Sunday an order arrived at Chatham for the brigade
of Guards, stationed there, to hold themselves in im-
mediately readiness to embark for foreign service.-
-Portugal is generally believed to be the place of their
-destination.

The 2d battalion of the 52d Regiment, now at
Ramsgate, on Monday received orders to hold them-
selves in readiness to embark.

Captain MILLMAN, of the Coldstream Guards, is
appointed an Aid-du-camp to General SPENCER, and
set off to j is the expedition off Ireland.
The 20th Light Dragoons have sailed for Cork to
join Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY'S Expedition.
Brigadier-General MEADE is to succeed General
Bsassrono in the command at Madeira.

Orders were sent to Chatham last Thursday, to ship
every sort of ordnance stores, without a moment's
delay, for the use of the Spanish Patriots. Seven
hundred tons of guns and mortars have been ordered
at Woolwich, in addition to 720 tons previously or-
dered. In the course of the day 20 waggons were
also loaded at the Bank with money, supposed to be
intended for the same destination.

On Saturday 200 more Spanish prisoners sailed for
Spain in the INDEFATIGABLE ; 150 sailed also in the
PICKLE schooner and a transport. On Saturday an
order was received at Portsmouth to release the Spa-
nish prisoners of war who are willing to join their pa-
triotic countrymen in arms, and to provide transports,
immediately for them, to take them home. When it
was made known to them, they manifested the utmost
degree of joy, and every one of them accepted the
offer.

The Lords of the Admiralty have determined to
try a new plan, which has received their Lordships'
approbation, to increase our seamen, and which is to
be adopted with all convenient speed. It is to raise
five thousand boys, for which a guinea bounty is to be
offered. They are to be divided into three classes.
From twelve years old to fourteen, to receive seven'
guineas a-year wages ; from fourteen to sixteen, nine
guineas a-year ; from sixteen to eighteen, eleven
guineas a year.
Baron HOMPESCH, who had fitted out and com-
mands a privateer of 20 guns, has taken possession of
a small Danish Isle in the Baltic, in which he found
stores, the property of the King of DENMARK, to a
considerable amount : he loaded his privateer, and
carried a freight to the Orkneys, where he landed it,
and then directed the privateer to return, in order to
re-lade with more of the enemy's property, proceeding •
himself to London, where he is arrived, in order to
receive the instructions of Government respecting the
island, which he left in possession of a part of his crew.
Friday last, PHILLM COURTENAY, ROBERT SPAN KIE,
and THOMAS BATTY ADDISON, k;cqrs. were called to
the Bar by the Honourable Society of the Inner -
Temple.
Margate is filling very fast with fashionable com-
pany. The first public breakfast at Dandelion I.
fixed for to-morrow, and the Gardens are expected
to exhibit a brilliant display of beauty and fashion.
A duel was fought on Saturday at Bush Heath,
near Colebrook, between Captain S. belonging to a
corps of Militia, and Mr. S. a minor, the son of a
merchant. Two fires were exchanged without harm,
and the duellists were reconciled by their second:.
BREAD.—No Court of Aldermen was held this day.
1 he LORD MAYOR, after inspecting the returns, or
...red the Brad to remain at the present prices.

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