Star.
London, England, 1813-07-14 00:00:00

LISTRIBIITION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The Androrna.the, for the L, ader, Blue Lin, and Stephen, will
be paid on boatd, at Plymouth, un Friday ; recalls at Mr. Lock.
yer's (Are, Plymout

1 he Foxhound, for the Terrible and Weasel, on board, at Ply-
mouth, on Sawn:ay ; rtcallt at Norfulk-atert•
The East-ltnlia Com; any's t•Wp Kin.: George, for the Nostra
Sotcra del Rosati,, to-nitir.,w, at s 7. CruLehed Friars.
Altdusao for the ladquinkrte, on att.rday, at 35, Cram
:ud there rtcallci

i lit I.)k coy, for tw u snhl Klink boats, the Two Sisters and Be,,
on hrr arrival in ; r. ra,l- a.. 41, Not folk-.trea.
Rolla, for the Fredenek and :4t. N:arttn's Planter, on her at.
rival ; reca'.l4, at :1, Brick-tourr, I rmide.
spicier, fur the Johanna r.ca and Trerdre Prodre, on
Friday, at 2 , Etaex-ttreet, Strand; and :here recalled.
rocodile, fur the Dais, at t. 2, Nu:folk-street ; and there
recalled.

EAST rSDIA Hot:sr.—Yesterday a General CNlrt
was held to receive the Report of the 13 11 m rte then
stage through the House of Commons, when it was
unanimously agreed. that the standing Counsel
should give his opinion at the next General Court
whether they should, or not, accept the present Bil ;
or act under the guarantee of the loth of IVillijm
The Berlin letters, by the Gottenburgh Mail, do
not repeat what is said under an article from thence
a week before, that 131KTHIP.it is dead ; nor is this
circumstance mentioned in the accounts ff.,in Stral.
sund, but from our previous advices the event is not
improbable, and it may materially affect the situation
of things in the North.
We state with concern, that all the British mann-
factutes and colonial produce in Leipsic has been se.
questrated, and it is seri. usly apprehended, that the
same expedient, for the purposes of extortion, wiil be
adopted throughout the Rhenish Confederation.
The Gottenburgh letters compute the force col.
lected in Pomerania, under the CROWN PNINCIL. at
50,000 men, and they announce the arrival if 8000
more of the Russian German Legi,in in the neigh-
bourhood of Rastock, which are intended to co-ope-
rate under the orders of his Royal Highness.
Yesterday we had a Mail from the Brazils, with
advices from Rio Janeiro to the 17th of May. The
following extract from one of our letters contains, we
believe, all that is importantfiom tlutt quarter ;

kto JANItIO, MAT is.
" Two days ago a vessel arrivel from the River Plate. ►ring.
ing infcrmation that ASTIGAS had the command of the Revolo.
tionary army, and that 8000 men were before Monte V deo. I be
place was in much distress for previsions, and it was supposed.
therefore, that it could not hold eut. The Spanish troops Irons
Europe have long been in vain expected, and now, if they should
arrive, they will probably be age use.
" The Essex. American frigate, has gone round Cape Horn.
and when she was last beard ef she was at Valpa,issa, un the
coast of Chili.

" he Aquilon arrived here on the 7th inst. and set sail this
day with some ships for the River Plate."
A very numerous and respectable assembly are ex-
pected to-morrow at the Freemasons' Tavern, Lir.
coin's Inn Fields, when the Princess of Wm.x.s will
honour the assembly with her company.
Last night Lady Citawronu gave her long pro-
jected Ball to upwards of 200 Fashion Ables.
When JOSEPH BONAPARTE entered into Pampluna,
boasting of the great victory he had obtained, beirg
asked why be did not order the guns to be fired on
the occasion, he significantly replied, they had jug
gone sf!"
CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JULY 14.

Although we have had no fresh supply of English Wheat sine*
Monday, we have coniiderable rnvais of For. ire, the major
part of which, being in bad condition, 1. unsaleable, and must bf
taken to granaries. Our prices of use Wheat remain as on Mon•
day, but the inferior quil!ties are scarc.-iy saleable at a reduction
of 2s. per quarter. The supply of Oats being swat, and having
but few buyers, the sales are dull at a decline of vs. per quartet'.
Barley and Malt are nominally as on Monday. All other Grath
continues as on Monday,

EXPADIFION Fi OJ I BERMULLI.

BERMUDA, JUNE 3.
On the 2!1.4th ult. the two companies of Marine Ar-
tillery, joined triy a detachment of the same corps from
onboard the Mariner, and brigaded under Captain
Parke ; the twia.bartaliops of Marines, together with
the independent company' of foreigners, under Cap-
tain Baron Rendoci, the whole commanded by Lien-
i tenant Colonel Williams, were reviewed on the
lby Admiral Sir John Prorlise Warren, and Brigadi:r
General Sir S. Beckwith, who were highly pleased
with their military appearance and steadiness under
arms. On the same evening the. detachment of the
Marine Artillery embarked on board the Mariner,
and let off specimens of three rockets—pone intended
1 to be used against cavalry and infantry at point blank,
1 and the other two at 48 degrees elevation against
either towns or shipping. 'nurse rockets were frost
judiciously directed, and are capable of producing
much effect. So great a military force was never
seen together on this island before, and the concourse
of people assembledto witness it was very great,—
The following is the substance of an °tater published
this day :—The Royal Marine Artillery, the two bat-
talions' of Royal Marines, the lO2d Regiment, un-
der Lieutenant Colonel Napier, or at least the best
Ipart of that Regiment, and the two Independent
Companies, 160 men strong each, under the orders
of Captains Smith and Readock, are to be brigaded
under Sir Sidney Beckwith : Lieutenant Colonel
Napier (late of the 50th Regiment, who distinguished
himself so much in Spain) will command the right
wing, consisting of the ht .Independent Company,
2d Battalion Royal Marines, and his own Regiment,
the 102 d. Lieutenant Colonel Williams will com-
mand the 'left wing, consisting of his own Battalion
and the '2d Independent Company. Lieutenant Ro-
binson, Royal Artillery, is appointed Aide-de Crimp
to the Brigadier General ; Captain Powell, Assistant
Deputy Quarter Master General ; Captain P:per,
of the 102 d, Brigade Major to Lieutenant Colonel
Napier ; and First Lieutenant Jones, of the Ist Bat-
talion Royal Marines, Brigade Major to Lieutenant
Colonel Williams. The whole cat the above force
was re-embarked on Monday the 31st. The two
companies of Artillery, with the Field Bligade. Are
to be shifted on board the San Domingo and Poic-
tiers ; the 102 d Regiment, will partly be pui on board
Ithe Lauristinus (head-quarters ship) ; and the 4th
Garrison Battalion, that came out from England,
will be left at Bermuda to la place the 1024. Being
all ready, our sailing will not. he long delayed. bons.
think that we shall proceed up the Cliesapeakts, and
attack Baltimore and Norfolk, the former of IA ric:i
plac..s is ISt) miles up the river. There has been an
embargo on the shipping tvtr since our arrival. bir
John 'Warren came in here Ir, m the Chesapeake on
the 25th, two d.ils atter tie expedition. After out
excursion up the Chesapeake, we expect to sail tot
Canada. • C.,ptain.Car‘h.r, his cfficers, and crew, late
of the Macedonian, have been hoeourably acquitted.
The following ships ate now at anchor here r---San
Domingo, Admiral Sir J. B. Warren, C i pt. Pechell;
Poictiers, Captain J. P. Biatsford ; I::r.ton, Captain
R. Barrie ; Diomede, Captain C. M. Fabian ; Dia-
dem, Captain J. M. Hancl.ett ; Romulus, Captain
G..W. H. Knight ; Atalanta, Captain F. Hickey ;
Nemesis, Hon. Captain isLude ; Maidstone, Captain
G. Burdett ; Success, Captain Barcl.:y ; War, Cap-
tain Everard ; Moselle, Captain J. b. kinsman ;
Sylph, Captain Evans ; Nimrod, Capt. N. Mitchell :
Lauristinus, Captain Graham ; Fox, Captain Patter.
son ; Mariner, Lieutenant R. Russell ; Morgiana,
Captain D. Scott ; and the Goree. ..

BRAGIITON, JULY 12..--The Officers of the 10th
hussars favoured us with some excellent racing on
the course last Friday and Saturday. That excellent
comedian, Mr. DowToN, concluded a short engage-
ment on Saturday evening with his Benefit, patronizcd
by the Reginient. The pieces w,,re, idle and
Tarito, Mayer y* Garret, and Tura (4t. 1-lis polo! rn.
ante of Major Sturgeon, and Mr. Mount's, of Jer.:7
Sneak, were highly diverting, and received the strcngeA
marks of approbatiun.
A statement of the quantity of Portzr brewed in
London by the first twelve Houses, tl.e sth of
July, 181'2, to the sth of July, 1513 :

r:artl4.

Barclay, Perkins, and Co. - - • 2.57,‘.?65
Meux, Reid, and Co. - - 161,157
Truman, Hanbury, and Co. . 140,114
'Whitbread and Co. 105,893
Felix Calvert and Co. - 36),(19:t
Coombe. Delatield, ..rid Co. - -
Henry Meta and Co. - 8:4013
Goodwin and Co. - - 70,74:9
Elliott and Co, - - . 49, =on
Cocks and Campbell - . 45,501
Taylor 41,454
Hollingsworth and Co. • - - ' 30,087
An incident of a very singular and melancholy
kind occurred lately in the parish of Ballce, Ireland.
A child of about two years old was struck in the head
with such force by the heel of a cock, that the spur
unfortunately entered its skull. Some time after a
mortification ensued, wnea the child, after lingering
a few days, died in great agony.
We have a few particulars to add to the melan-
choly narrative, respecting the overturning of the Ju-
bilee Coach on the North Bridge, at Halifax, as
briefly mentioned in the ST4I a of Monday se'nnight.
David Brotherton, the driver of this unfortunate
vehicle, languished till Wednesday last, when he ex-
pired, making the third victim to this dreadful ca-
tastrophe. Joshua Milner, the only inside passenger,
and mho was killed ca the spot, was the Beadle of
Halifax ; and we hear [l:at Mr. Sykes, of Bolton, who
died about two hours after tho accident happened, has
left a widow and five children to lament his untimely
death. John Wooden, of Hf-lbeck, near Leeds,
had his leg broken, but is in ft I,:ir way of recovery ;
and Samuel Riley, who had both his legs fractured, is
considered out of danger. Mr. Clough, another Bol-
ton Gentleman, is said io.have had his shoulder dis-
located ; and the two other passengers, Mr. Scott, of
tilir,gworth, and Mr. John. Wharton, of Catherine
Slack, were both bruised by the fall.—Leals Alfercray.
MURDER—Ann Morgan has been committed tee c
Gaol, charged en suspicion of killirg and slaying
~her husband, Thomas Morgan, late of the Red Lica),
-Ferry-Side, Swansea.
Dr. Stiff, and biespouse, two well-renown rewalers of
-dcsikyi have been committed to llorsemonger-lane
.- • -
_ for month, for
!e of telling

Acsubs,
-
.Gaol, to be kept to hard labour for une
defrauding a gal of 2i. 6d. under pretence
her fortunel