Star.
London, England, 1802-02-19 00:00:00

T
'ROM LLOYD's LIST.

DEAL, Fri. tB.—Arrived and failed for the
River, the SUFFOLK, Roatsson, from l3engaL—
&tiled the ATLAS, IOGKAVE, for Botany Bay
and China.—Wind E. S. E.

GRAVESEND, FEB. 18.—PaTed by the Union,
DALE, from Havre ; Friendfhip, RICHARDS, from
Seville; John Edwards, PHILLIPS, from Cork;
Jonge Johannes, &tacit, from Bremen; Alliance,
WILLIAMS ; and Albion, WHEELER, from Water-
ford ; Dowro, —, and Diana, Puss ELL, from
Dublin.—Sailed the Matilda, BLOOMFEILD, for
St. Michaels ; Vrow Sibergina, —, for Calais ;
Humphries, Smsta-sv ; and Argus, Joiimsox, for
Antigua; Commerce, Suvros ; and the Acorn,
GEORGE, for Jamaica.

To MARI/MS.—We learn that, for the fafety
of Shipping, and in order to thew the entrance of
a new patTage by the N. W. to vetrels bound to
the port of St. Valleryjiff-Somme, two buoys have
been placed viz. one in the S. W. and by S. of
1 Fort Hamra, at molt at fix cables length from the
I land, going large—it will be found on bringing the
point of Nowa arid Croioy into one, and (leering
E•. S. E.—Then the fecond buoy, (leering E. S. E.
a vette' walling from Normandy !leering N. E.
and by N. founding as the fails, till the can bring
the Bourdeland Crotoy into one at E. S. E. A Chip
coming from the north is to take the fame precau•
dons as it awning from the Weft.

The Lift of the Royal Navy, at prefent, is as
follows r—Admirals, 138 ; Poft-Captains, 537 ;
Commanders, 412; Lieutenants, 2394.
The Dowager Counters of TALBOT had a fmall
feted party at her houfe on Friday laft.
On Mondy Mrs. MARSHAPI, of Baker-ftreet,
Portman-fguare, gave her firft rout for the feafon.
On Friday evening the Officers of the brigade
of Foot Guards, in Chatham Barracks, performed
SHAKESPEARE'S Play of King Henry tlx Fourth,
with the Farce of The Apprentice, in the Theatre
at Rochefter, which they hired for the evening.—,
The drcires were from Drury.lane Theatre; and
the Duke of Gcov cisvaa's Band attending, gave
a act to the general fatisfaition of the evening.
At the Concert in Edinburgh on Friday even-
ing, Madam Mks* was highly applauded. Among
many perfons of diftinflion there were prefent, the
Ducheires of Bocc.aucH and GORDON, the Conn-
' tell of DALZEITN, the Earls of Buc HMI and DAL.
MTH, a great many foplings of fafhion to be
found fluttering in every public place, and a per-
fee boil of amateurs. The room overflowed on
every fide ; and it was rather aftonifhing to fee
more than one fopha filled with Gentlemen, while
many Ladies could not procure feats.
OnWednefday a numerous meeting of the High -
land Society was held at the Shakefpear Tavern,
and application having been made by the Society
[ to the Colonel of the Highland Regiment that dif-
tinguithed themklves fo highly in the battle on the
sift of March, before Alexandria, for Serjeant
Snit LAIR, who took the Standard from the Officer
belonging to Bonaparte's Invincibles, to attend
the meeting, he accordingly came from Winchef-
ter, where the Regiment is lying, and had the ha
nous of dining with the Society. He was told if
he wifhed to leave the army the Society would pro-
vide for him in another way ; this he declined, and
the Society came to a refolution to procure him a
Captain's Commiffion. The Society have refolved
to have Medals ftruck in honour of the vk'tory, and
to relent them to all the Officers and men of the
regiment. A Gentleman prefent fubfcribed one
hundred guineas in aid of the refolutidn. Lord
MACDONALD was in the.Cbair.
Yefterday was landed at Portfmonth from the
Dover Tranfport a fine both, which attratted a
number of fpeib.tors, being the one that lately
belonged to that gallant Officer Sir RALPH ABER.
CROHBIR it was the borfe on which he rode at
the time he was unhappily wonnduct at Alexanga
iw Egypt. Tho 'bosh was wounded en the

MAlttf.

fear INBUCTOIL'S ItiTtlllt Fit

•
tB.
Wheat per Load, from 171. to to!. of.
Barley per Quarter, from 11. 151. to 21.25.
Oats per Quarter, from 11. zs to O. Bs.
Old Beans per Qparter, from A. 6s. to A. 14s.
New ditto per Quarter, from 11. in. to 11. 186.
Peafe per Q2arter, from Al. to A. 4s.
MARK-LANE, PEB. 19.
The Wheat Trade from Monday has no altera-
tion, except that the Inferior gaalities are a heavy
Sale.-Barley is near is. higher, and Malt is as
much dearer. Oats, Beans, and other Grain in
general continue unaltered.-We do not obferve
any material alteration in Crafs Seeds of any fort.
Englifh Wheat, 565. 745. to 785. primefti Bos. ,
Foreign Ditto, 465. 74.5.
Rye, 365. 4os. 425.
Barley, z6s. 38a.-(Malting) 4os. 445.
Malt, 445. 505.-Fmetl, 51s. 535,
Oats, 16s.
Hone Beans, (New) 3os. 353.
Tick Beans, (New) 285. 345.
Hog Peale, 345. 375.
Boilers, 365. 423.
Spring Tares, ss. 6d. to 6s. 6d. per bufhel.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 415. per cwt.
Coriander, z6s. to 295. per cwt.
Canary, 845. to 9os. per cwt.
Rape Seed, 341. to 371. per loft.
flour, 555. 6os. per lack.
Red Clover, 545. 7os. Bos. 86s. per cwt.
White ditto, 58s. 845. 1145,
Trefoil, 265. 4os. 5 XS.

Mr. MANNERS SuTrois, who delivered his fenti.
ments In the Houle of Commons on Virrecinefday
night upon the fubjeet of the concerns of the
Prince of WALES, is Solicitor General to his
Royal Highnefs, and Coufin to the Duke of
RUTLAND.

The rife of the la( ATTORNEY and Somerroe-
GENERALS is fomewhat fingular—both railed to
the PRERAO, and both to the office of HIGH
CHANCELLOR.

The Owners of the Raft India flips have lately
come to a Refolution to charge freight upon pre-
fents coming from India of every defcription.

Yeaerday a Court of Common Council was held
at Guildhall for the purpofe of confidering of a
Petition to the Honourable Houfe of Commons,
for leave to bring in a Bill to regulate the Coal
Trade; a Petition was accordingly read and agreed
to, and ordered to be figned by the Town Clerk,
and prefented to the Houfe by the Sheriffs, at.
tended bythe Remembrancer. •

The Corporation of Hereford have voted the
Freedom of that City to Captain CAMPBELL, of the
Aftrea frigate, for his meritorious condna on many
trying occafions, efpecially during the late arduous
fervices on the coati of Egypt.
The inhabitants of Sheernefs have long laboured
under great inconveniences in landing their goods;
but an ad having been paired laft Sellion of Par-
liament,
_granting them a power of building a
pier, paving, lighting, watching, and cleanling
the fireets, the contracts entered into for executing
the fame are going on batty, and it is expected
that in a few months the great improvements now
making will be completed-. This will render the
town not only healthful. but more agreeable to
travellers, and the commerce, no doubt,' will in.
creafe with the improvements.
The remains of the late Earl of BELMORE, who
died at Bath on the aft inftant, were on Saturday
fent for interment in the family vault at Caledon,,
in the county' of Tyroqe, in Ireland.
The will of the late Earl of CLAIN was entirely
in his own writing; having often noticed, molt
probably, in the courfe of his extenfive practice at
the Bar; and in the ChanCery, the m.my fuits occa-
fioned by literal and other errors in lad Te ftaments.
The fix Deputies who have arrived from Malta,
bringing a memorial, the objeEt of which is to fo-
licit his to keep porrelfion of that Wand,
are the Marquis Tit STATERRATA, of a very noble
family, grandee of Spain ; Lieutenant Governor
CA ITAONA, deputy of the two cities of Bormolo
and Seaglia ; Mr. CAE HIA, for Zidura ; Moue,
Lieutenant Governor, and firft Senator of Gozo ;
and two Maltefe prielts. The memorial has been
laid before Government, but as to the rcfult no-
thing has yet tranfpired.

• Diamond was knocked down at the late Colonel
HYDE'S Pale for 6601. • Suferior brought 3501. and
the Turnip Fzlkj 2201. the purchafer of Dia-
mond, it ts faid, refufed rcoo guineas for bins im-
mediately after the auction.

Mifs De Ca Nr has had tome hair-breadth etcapes
to boat of : her prefiding genius, however, has
guarded her from the dangers of the perfonal at-
tack of ftreet robbers, and the more private affault
of amorous violence ; fo that we hope this pretty
pitcher may Rill go to the well,, without further
danger of a fraflure

The arrears in the Civil Lift are eafily accounted
for ;' half the KING'S (beef; is always loft in the
parings.

Waiftcoats laced behind are getting ready in all
our contrfled Bonn& ; the gormandifing consti-
tuents at the laft General Elation having fuftained
great lots by hurling the buttons off their holiday
funs.

The new Loss will be made in due feafon ; it is
referred for Lost.

Although critical feverity may (+Ned to our dra-
matic maw, the fault does not lie with the ma-
nagers, who certainly engage what anfwcrs the
purpofe, the belt carpentcrs in the world.
On Saturday fe'nnight, a private in the Firtt
Weft York Militia, quartered in Wakefield, led his ,
wife by a halter, to the market-crofs shark 'and
fold herfOr five thillings to a farmer of Ctlfritcll,
in 74ntrinniiimn,;.. I • • _