Star.
London, England, 1809-04-25 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Gearrums, APRIL '2 4 . —Sailtd the Janet, Robertson, for
Gottenburgh ; Swift, Horn; and the Lovely Ann, Webster, for
Heligoland.

The fleet for the West Indies (about 20 sail) left
the Cove of Cork on the 18th inst, with a fair wine.
The Thomas and Margaret, Mt I.NE, from London
for Gotteuburgh, is on shore on Yarmouth beach, and
full of water.

The Betsey, PATON, from Gottenburgh, for Guern-
sey, was lost on the coast of East Friezland, on the
Bth of December last.

The John, BROWN, from Gatcombe, for London, is
lost at Padstow.

The Lord Cranstown,•—___, from St. Croix and
Liverpool, is on shore in the Bristol Channel.
The Fanny and Almeria, HICKS, was captured by
a Danish privateer, in November last ; since retaken,
and is arrived at Landscrona.

The Antelope, La PELLY, arrived off Rio Janeirr,
on the 17th of February, from round Cape Horr,
after having had several actions with Spanish vessels
of war, during which she received so much damage,
as to be obliged to repair.
The Dash, LE MONTIAS, from Glasgow, for Jersey,
was taken ( n the 19th of December, and since lost on
the coast of France.

The Anna Philippa,-, from London, for
Glasgow, was wrecked on the Isle of Pines, on the
22d of January.

EAST-INDIA SHIPPING.

The Company's packet Georgiana, arrived off Plymouth 23d
April, 1809: left Bengal the 24th December last ; arrived at
Mairas 28th ditto ; left Madras 29th ditto ; arrived at Sit. Helena
eed February ; left ditto 26th ditto, and left the following ships
at that island, viz. his Majesty's ship Grampus, which was to sail
three days after the Georgiana, with the Company'a ships Phoenix,
Anne, Tigris, Surat Castle, Wexford, Preston, and one Botany-
relay ship.
His Majesty's ship Theseus arrived from the Cape on the 23d
February ; left there bis Majesty's ship Albion, and the Com-
pany's ships Diana and Ceylon.

The following ships sailed from Bengal for Madras the 24th
December last, under convoy of his Majesty's ship Sir Francis
Drake:—William Pirt, Hugh Inglis, Jane, Duchess of Gordon.
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The Georgiana left at Bengal the Streatham, Earl Spencer, Sir
William Bensley, Monarch, Euphrates, Sovereign, Northumber-
land, and Calcutta.

The Travers, Captain Collins, was lost on the 7th November,
at five o'clock, A.M. on a rock detached from Sunken Island, in
lat. IS. 38. N. long, 94. 20. E. Diamond Island bearing W. by N.
distance about three miles; Sunken Island S.W. by S. distant one
mile and a quarter. Whole crew and passengers saved, excepting
six European seamen, three Lascars, and seven China-me. The ,
under-mentioned ships missing—the Glory, Lord Nelson, and
Experiment.

Yesterday the dispatches were finally closed at the
East-India House, and delivered to the Pursers of the
undermentioned ships, viz :
Castle Eden, Captain R. Colnett ; Devonshire, J. Murray ; Sur-
rey, J. A. Cutuberlege ; Metcalfe, M. Isaacke ; City of London,
J. Yates—Madras and Bengal._

Marchioness of Exeter, A. Nash—Madeira and Bengal.
Earl Howe, W. J. Eastlield ; Retreat, T. H. Harris—Madeira,
Madras, and Bengal.
Dover Castle, G. Richardson ; Taunton Castle, J. Timbrell—.
Bombay direct.
Marquis Wellesley, C. Le Blanc—Ceylon and Bengal.
United Kingdom, W. P. D'Esterre—St. Helens and Bengal.

The Serapis store•ship arrived at Portsmouth, on
Saturday, from the Brazils. Captain WALKER, of the
Bedford, is come home in her, on leave of absence,
and brings dispatches from Lord STRANGFORD. The
differences between the Viceroy, LINIERS, and General
am, at Monte Video, had not been settled ; and all
the officers who would not take the prescribed oath to
the Junta of Monte Video, were peremptorily ordered
to leave Monte Videe. Most of them went to Bum*
Ayres.—Trade is very flat at Rio Janeiro, owing to
the immense influx of goods from England. Several
Spaniards were there, purchasing English goods ; but
there is more in the Brazil market than can be con-
sumed for four years. A few ships have been per-
mitted to land their cargoes, or rather part of them,
at Monte Video, which indulgence, it is considered,
would not have been granted to them, but from the
necessities of the Governor, who wanted the duties
arising from the sale, to pay his soldiers.

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- "7 Lift INTEALIGENCX.

ARCMS COURT, DOCTORS COMMONS, APRIL 14.

THE. REV,PRAECLS STONE V. C.IIiSHOP. ESQ.

This cause was first Instituted in the donsi-stgrial
Court by the Procurater-Oeneral, against the Rev.
F. Stone, Rector olCold Norton, in Esiex, for Oreach-
ing a Visitation Sermon at the parish church of Dan-
him, on the Bth of July, 1806, before the Archdeacon
of the diocese, wherein he maintained doctrines repug-
nant to the First and Second Articles of the Church
of England, namely, by. dOy!zig the Tiviniq of our
Saviour, the Holy TrinitY, and ' the Atonement by
the Death of Christ. The evidence in this case being
exactly the same as that produceitin the Court below
(already before the public), which went to prove the
preaching such docrine ; and also the printing and
publishing it in a pamphlet, called a Sermbn, for sale,
the Learned Judge (Sir John Nichol!) was clearly of
opinion, that the sentence of the COurt below was
Justly pronounced, in depriving Mr. Stone of his ec-
c ebiastical promotions, and accordingly affirmed the
sentence ; lAtt reserved the considerauon of costs. '

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