Star.
London, England, 1808-07-23 00:00:00

vAr.motrni, JUNE 22.

Arrived from Gotteuburgh, the Earl of Leicester,
Capt. HAMMOND, and Lord Nelson packet, Captain
STuAnr, with Mails and four Messengers.—Sailed
the DELPIIINEN, OS a cruize.—Passed this port a di-
vision of transports, under convoy, to the Westward.
Wind S. E.

In the Roads--Roebuck, Alexandria, Pincher, Munnita.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVESEND, JUL! 22.—Passed by the Jane, P.onner, from
the Brazils; Amelia, Lila, from Gottenhurgh ; General Arm.
smog. Sinclair, from Smyrna ; Pomona, M'Naught, and KM.
nah, Smith, from lamaica.—Saild the Margaret, Spendlovr,
for Halifax ; Maria Ca:liarina, Hake, for Madeira ; and St. Pa.
trick, M'Kibbon, for Cork.

SPANISH COMMERCE.
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Office of Committee of Privy Council for Trade,
Whitehall, July 14, 1808.
Stn—l am directed by the Lords of the Committee of Coon•
ell for Trade and Foreign Plantations, to acquaint you, that in
consequence of a rtsomrtendati to fris.n their Lorddilps, the
Lords Commlssiomrs of the Admiralty have been pleased to
give instructions to the Admirals commanding on the Jamaica
and Leeward Islands :talons, and to Sir Sidney smith coats
mantling at the Brazils, to use every means in ttnir power, as
well by stationing cruizers, as by the appointment of convoys,
fur the protection of British and Spanish vessels employod in
the trade carried on between the British free porn in the West
Indic., and the Spanish Colonies in that part of the world, against
the attacks of French privateers ; and I am to request you vill
communicate this ir.formatioa to the merchants conc:raed in the
trade above rn. entionod.

I am, Sir, your most obedient humble Servant,
(Signed) STIPHEN COTTRZI.L.
" ALICANT, JUNE 12, 1808.
" Sir—lncln;cd you have a letter from Captain Charles Brad-
ford, of the Air Ann, of Alexandria. He will adt ice you that
the Consul of the United States (one Senior) has succeeded in oh-
taMing an order both from the French aid Spoish Governt,:?.it
of this count:7 to lib, rite all the American vessels detained by
either in virtue of the Milan decree of 17th Dec. 1807. and ac-
cordingly Captain Bradford is sailed for Vlianeuvn, to take in
his cargo for your place. Ilz carries a copy of his 1r: °test, and
every other paper, in onto. that you may settle with the trader-
writers, for the unages on lals detention. (Signed;
it ROBERT 114NTGOMERY and Co."
Letters from Gibraltar state, that SEnavr:AXl had
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positively quitted Constantinople, and that a Russian
Ambassador, when on his way to Naples, had been
recalled by his Court. They also mention, that an
expedition is fitting out at Malta, to act in the Medi-
terranean. •
Lord W. BENTINCK left town yesterJay morning,
on a mission to the Spanish Patriots.

Eighteen ships have been admitted into Riga to
unload.

On the 13th inst. the Urw gun brig, C:tptti-i
-RIGBY, in endeavouring to work out of Flemish ko
(it blowing very hard at \test) unfortunately s u:k
on a sunken rock ; but by the great exertions of the
officers and crew, she was got off, and brought -up to
near Gottenburgh to be repaired, after throwing her
guns overboard to lighten her.

The three last packets, with mails from England,
arrived at Gottenburgh, on the following days :
On the 9th, the limo- GEORGE ; 10th, LORD DUNCAN ;
14th, DIANA, bringing the mails from London up to
the Bth.

Lord ERMINE has soli his hour.e, in L:ncoin's-inn-
fields, to Serjeant BESr.
The Earl of SHREWSBURY is on a visit to the Lakes
of Killarney.
On Wedne;day last died the Lady of the Rey. E. c.
Tttunt.nw, nephew to the late Lord TIIURLOW, and
Prebendary of the Cathedral Church of Norwich.
On Monday, July 18, died at the Vicarage-house,
Pelham, Kent, in the GBth year of his age, the Rev.
Tiv)stas RANnoult, M. A. He was brother to the

present Bishop of BAx.aoa, and eldest son of the late
Rev. THOMAS RANtoot.rx, D. D. Archdeacon of Ox.

ford andi'Lady Margaret's Professor of Divinity, and
President of C. C. C. in that University. He was
educated at Westminster School, •Ind was formerly
Student of Christ Church, Oxford. He had been
many years Rector of the united parshes of Salt-
wood arid Hythe, and also Vicar of Pelham and Wal-
tham, Kent. He was also in the Commission of the
Peace for the County of Kent ; was a diligent parish
priest, and active Magistrate, and has died univer-
sally lamented and regretted.
MARY Sutra!, a Penitent, late of the Magdalen
Hospital, begs leave to ii,forrn thz. Public thstt she has
Published a Second Edition of the a Observations on

Seduction and Pmstitntion," and on the evil conse-
quences arising from them, with the additions of an
u Introduction ; Preliminary Observations ; and an
Address to the Legislature :" containing some pro-
posed Measures for the Suppression of Seduction and
Female. Prostitution ; -1.-7ntributed by a Gendetrian
-whose lifeis devoted to the ditty Le owes tohis MAKER
and Mankind. It is with the. most heart-felt grati-
tude sh: embraces this opnortnni-.y of returning her
sincere thanks to him, and to the public, for the en-
courawment she has experienced, and humbly prays
that Heaven may be their :ev..ard. 'tamp. be had of
L. WasoN, 51, Paterncst,:r-row ; and J. HATCHARD,
(Bookseller to her Majesty) 190, Piccadilly.

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