Star.
London, England, 1805-03-13 00:00:00

MARK-LiftvE.

COIL* SICHANCI, !COACH 13.
The arrivals of Wheat and Flour are numerous.
particularly from the North and Scotland, sittc.h
caufes little (ales, and the& at a reduaion. At the
clofe of Monday's market, Wheats were rather at
leis than the general currency—Barley is in good fup-
ply ; that, with Malt, at (mall differences as are Peas
of each kind—Tick Beans, being much in demand for
(hipping, .re dear—We have many arrivals of Oats,
and this trade is quoted at a declenfion of price—
Flnur has very little Pale.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Mat, 762. 900 100 per qr. Gray Peafe 4os• to 4.35•
Fme Ditto. sob. star, 04. HAIM, 434 49% CA.
Rye, sia. 62a. 021. Tick Ditto 42r. 4E2. 04
80ng12446 495. Cd• Oats, 262. 292. 3 ts.
Malt, 765. 1124. 44. Poland ditto, 325 33s 04
Wbite Peak, 445. ar. Od. Ougoefoil,
Rape Seed, 41L to 471. per la E.
PRICE OP FLOUR.
Ilse FlasoSse. to pos. Snoods Bea to Sp pas tack.

Phis go LONDON GALITTN, MARCH I 24,

11111111.11LT1,02FICI, MARCH 12.

Canoe a Later from Vici-Admiral Sir JOIN THOMAS Drez•
WORTIL, K. B. Commander is Chief of his Majefty's flips and
VIC* at Jamaica, to WILLIAM MARSDEN, Efq. dated at Port-
Royal the Igth of January 1!35.

Sir—you will herewith receive, for the informa-
tion of my Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty,
the copy of a letter from the Honourable F. F.
GARDNER, [hang the capture of the French brig
privateer Regulus, commanded by Jaceys Ma.
THIKU. I am, &c. (Signed' J. T. DUCKWORTH.

PRINCESS CUARLOTTE, DCC.I3.

Sir—l have the honour to inform you, that at ten
A. M. Cape Antonio, E. four leagues, made all fail
in chace of a brig ; and after a hard chace of (even
hours, with a fre(h breeze, came up with her in lat.
so deg. 5o min. N. long. 85 deg. 32 min. W. having
tteered South the whole cf the chace, and firing four
or five Ihot at her the firuck, and proves to be the
French privateer brig Regulus, from Guadaloupe,
commanded by Citizen Jacoss NIATHIEU j pierced
for 14 guns, but only t t mounted (having thrown
two overboard, with her boats and (pars in the
chact), aid eighty liur men. She is a very fine
'ail, fails remarl•ably well, is cor pered, and is, in
my opinion, perfectly adapted for his Majelly's fer-
vice. 1 have the honour to be, &c. (Signed)

F. F. GARILiii.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Comminions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County 0( Linct•ln.---Lincoln Volunteer Infantry.
John Bmtherton,Cent. to be Lieutenant; Benjamin Wball,Cent.
to Le Lawn. Dated February 4, tBos.
Grantham V,,lr.lteer Infantry,
William Genes, Cent to be Enfign. Dated Febnsary 4, rks.
Commitlion in the 'Second Battalion of Cinque Port
Volunteers, figned by the Lord Warden. Dated
March 25, 1804.
R. M: Bates, Efts to be Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank of
Captain.
CommiCGois figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Invernefs.
- - - - -

AirJ, Strathglafs, Urquhart, and Dores Battalion.
Aird Company.
Att,cr.e.-rzavaer to be Lieutenant, vice Hugh Prater ;
Been' KVE.ochin, Gent. to be Pangoottee Maumee Falco-

Der. promoted. Dated February so, ;Sid.
Glenelg Company.
Donald Miver, Gent. to be Datil, •ice ap-
pointed In the 'ids Regiment of Foot. Dated Sept. I. I 804.
Commitrions in the Derbylhire Militia, figned by the
Lord Lieutenant.

Htnry Lawrence. Erg. to be Captain; Samuel Murphy to be
Lieutenutt. Dated February 27, 18os.
PAIUUNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

` Wham Franck and Mary Shepherd, of Heaton-Norris, Lan-
ealhire, cotton manstradturers, March 8„ 18os.
William Curts and Thomas Potts, fcythes and bay and 'trim
knives manufatiturers, at Ab'..y Dale Forge, Yorkibire, Fib. ss.
William Lockwood and George Lockwood, of Mancbeftcr,
woollen &opus, Much 3.

Daniel datterton , Samuel Badtd, and Robert George Budd,
Dnennirtnn Rreet, Middlefev, Tapanners, March 9.
Thomas Edward Poole and Thomas Brayn, of Drayton in Hales,
Salop. carriers, March S.
Thomas Hadidd aad John Haworth, of Manchefter,. cotton
fplaners, Mods I.
Daniel Lane and W. SVPherGan, of Maiden•lanc, Cheapilde,
*raw, chip, and Leghorn hat manafadurers, December 24,1804.
Hngh (:ilea, Nikhael and Thomas Collivcr, of Truro,
Cornwall, hat makers; March S. I Sac.

John liallard and William kfarwood, of Woreetler, grocers and
tea dealers, June 18. 004.
Thomas Gill and John Crofsly, of Liverpool, Japan furniture
painters Jahuary 16, ifl)c.
William Llewetlin and Rowles Pattifont of HMS, linen &s-
-pan, June 3D, IEO4.
larph Jcieoate and Thomas King, of Birmingham, Warwick-
dire, huttaiand gilt toy makers,December 31.

Jonas Wlt,taker and George Merryweather,
Sire. cotttin ipinnen, February ay. sBoj.
William Pierer, John Ransffintham, and Charles Luer. in Ar-
lington-lin:et, Hanover-tquare, Middiden, apothecaries, Decem
bet 31, Oloa.
Robert Wilks and John Taylor, of Chancery-lane, Middlcfcz,
printers, May IL 5803.
&hen !lantana, James !lambda, and James Ranfome, of
Great Yarmouth, iron founders, March 9, 1805.
Robert Ranfome and James Ranfome, of lytwieh,lroc founders,
March 9.
Georg.- Torr and Benjamin Rowe, of Hatton-Garden, Middle-
taylors. March 1.

r, of Barley, York-

Richard jackfon, George KJ!gout., and John Jachfon, of Lon-
don, dryfaltera, January t.
BANKRUPTS.

John Salt, of John-ft tett, parilk of St. Luke, Milletleft:, jeweller,
dealer and ehapnian, to furrendcr March 26, 30, and April 23,
at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. joatua Mayhew, No. 2,
Lower
_Tames arcet, Goklen-fquare.
Ducks, late of Lowelto(, Suffolk, tallow-chandler, March
27,28, and April 23, at four, at the Star. Great Yarmouth.—
Anomie., Mr. Robert Gory,jun. Great Yarmouth; or Mars.
Duno, Hanrott & Metcalfe, Lincoln's Inn New-fquare, London.
John Barker, of Yolford, Suffolk, fhopkeeper, dealer and chapcnan,
April 1,2, and 23, at ten, at the Cock and Pye Inn.Woodbridge,
Suffolk. Atomic*, Mr. Thomas Mitchell, Sasmundhani ;or
Mr. William Robins, Gray's Inn -phee, London.
Joke b Kitching, of Ipfotich, Suffolk, grocer, March Ho, 23, and
April 23, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Dann,

13;oad•iireet, London.
krancis Scurry, of Kent-Road, pariflt of St. George the Maftyr,
Southwark, Sarrey, coal-dealer, March 13, go, and April 13, at
eleven, at GtuldhalL Atforney, Mr. William Webb, St. Tho-
mas's- ltrect, Borough.

DIVIDENDS

March 26. Seaford Gill: or I.antheth Mare, Stirrer, dealer in

horka, at eleven, at _
March 50. lA'illiam B. a nlarois and Benjamin Beanlands, now or
late of Bradford. Yorkßiire,woulitapkrs and partners, at ekven,
at the 51•11 Inn, Bradford.
March 27. John hleffenger. of Laffall-Hall, parifh of Klrkhenton,
Yorkfhirc, clothier, at ekvcn, at the George Inn, Huddergield.
March s 6. Francis ItLal, late of Indiana, Camluidgelhire, Atop.
keeper. at etyma at the Lamb Inn, Ely.
March 30. Richaid Plumer Folio', of Guildford, Surrey, iron-
monger, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
March 30. George Dorfet, John Johnfon, John WilXinfun. Wm.
&men, and Jame Edon, uf.Netr bond-Itract, Mitidlettx,
banker. and copartner., at ten, at Guildhall.
March rS. Jame., Inglis, lat -of Billiter•fquare. London, merchant,
but now of Jamaica. ateleven, at GuildlaalL.
March 23. James Fozard the elder. Letitia Fozard, and James
Fozard the younger. of Park-lane, Piccadilly, Middlefez, ltable-
keepers and copartners, at ten, at GuildbalL
March 30. James Nixon, of Lawrence-lane, London, merchant,
at one, at Guildhall.
March 2L Benjamin Clay, of Huddersfield, Yorkfhire, lineadra •
per, at ten, at the George Inn, Huddersficli.
March 30. Jolhna Jepfon Oddy and John Oddy, late of St. Mary
Axe, London, at eleven, at GulidhalL
April 9. Robert Sharpks, late of Anderton. Lanealliire, dealer
and chaplain, at ten. at the Star Inn, Mancheder.
March 13. Thomas Johnfon, late of Leicelter, carpenter and
joir..r, at clew:l4st the Cranes, Likeßa.

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