Star.
London, England, 1813-02-22 00:00:00

YARMOUTH, FEBRUARY 21.

Sailed the OBERON sloop, with convoy, for the
River Thames; BEAVER sloop of war, and BRITISH
FAIR cutter, on a cruize. The Neptune, a West In-
dian, outward-bouud, and the George, with wine,
bound to London, which were blown out of the
Downs in the gale, have been supplied here with an-
chors and cables, and will sail the first favourable
wind.—Remain in the Roads the Solebay and Ana-
creon cutter.—Wind S. S. W. moderate.
CORK, FEBRUARY t 5.

About 700 men of the Sd Garrison Battalion, em-
baTked on Sattudar on board hi. Majesty's ships Re-
im-Ws anal Meiroatais, and, if the wind is fair, they

' wt7l Id to-morrow for Malta. The Thorn Me:Pep-
:hip, of 44 guns, Captain DRURY, is expected here
take oat the remainder of the regiment. His Klieg-
ty's ship JA OUSE, Captain Lows, is unmooring anl
will drop down this tide. She has issued instructi ons
to ten vessels bound to Lisbon, Cajiz, and Gibraltar. '
It is thought, if the wind is fair, they will sail Anus
Wednesday or Thursday. The JALOUsir will preceecl
on a shot cruize, after seeing her convoy into their
respective ports. The Jane transport, Capt. MILER,
goes with this convoy to Lisbon, having provisions
for the fleet. Remain the several men of war as per
last. The EARL. SPENCER cutter, Lieutenant Boni-
well, arrived yesterday.

New-York Papers to the '2oth January have been
received.

FROM THE NEW-YORK GAZETTE OF THE 18TR:

" BOSTON, JANUARY 14.
" The privateer brig Montgomery arrived at Salem yester-
day, from a cruize. The Montgomery fell in with a British
packet, from England for Surinam, of double her force, and en•
gaged her within pistol shot for 53 minutes: attempted to board
the packet several times, without success. After the combat,
they both hauled off to repair. It was in the night. Soon after-
wards, single guns were heard, which were supposed to be signals
of distress: bur the packet was seen no more.
The Montgomery had 16 men wounded, four of whom have
died since, the others are on the recovery. Captain Urrox re.
ceived a mu.ket•ball In his cheek, and a wound in the arm by a
boarding like. Several of the pikes (wrested from the Engbh•
men) are stated to be on board the hinittgomery."

TO 711 E EDITOR OF THE STAR.

di.n.5...•

SlR—England asks, and England expects to be
answered, Whether, during the recent (and we feu'
continued) indisposition of the Princess CHARLOTTIS
of WALES, (severe enough to require the attendance
of Physicians,) not only was, and is, her ROYAL MO•
Trim left unsolicited to visit her UNING and "secovEn
child, (deprived by illness of the rarely-granted com-
fort of intercourse with her AUGUST PARENT), but re-
fused even the privilege of access to her ?
I am, Sir, your obedient humble servant,
February 22, ISIS.' JUSTFIIA.

We have heard rumours, floating in various direc-
tions. of Holyrood House becoming again a Royal
residence. If such is the fact, we should hope it
would prove as agreeable to the wishes of the Royal
Resident (whoever it may be), as it would (front a
thousand historical remembrances) be interesting to
the feelings of Scotland's people.

Saturday his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGIVrr
held a Court at Carlton-house, which was attended 1,11-
The Lord President, the Lord Chancyllor, the Lord Privy
Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Master-Gereral of
the Ordnance, the three Secretars, the President of the Board
of Controul, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. the Lord
Steward, the Lord Chamberlain, the bier-Chamhtilam, the
Treasurer of the Household, the Comptroller of tlle Household,
and the Judge of the Admiralty. Mr. Bulky attendiA as Clerk,
of the Council.

The PRINCE REGENT has been pleased to appoint
Lord WHITWORTH a Lord of the Bedchamber, in the
room of the late Lord HEATHFXELD.

Princess CIIA norrE is not yet sufficiently recovered
to leave Warwick House. Sir HENRY HAISORD con-
tinues to attend her Royal Highness. ,Yestetday,
and frequently during the last week, the PRINCE RE-
GENT visited her.

We understand nothing was decided upon, at the
meeting of the Cabinet Ministers, at the Secretary of
State's Office for the Home Department, on Friday,
upon the subject of the publication of the Princes) of
WALES'S Letter, as they will meet again upon the
business.

New Lorrurr.—Mr. Hasa came to the Stock Ex-
change this morning, to inform them that the bdcli,,s
of the Lottery will take place on Friday ne=t.
Twenty Thousand Tickets to he drawn in tour clays, '
with about one week's intermission in each day; '
and the last day to be the 4th June ; liberty to :.ave
£40,000 in fixed Capitals, and 4140,000 in Priv-s of
£lO. Not more than 6000 Tickets, nor less than
3000 to be drawn in one day.— No Prize above
£20,000, or underllo. Deposit, 26:h February, an g.
26th March, £2l 22d April, it 2 ; remaiuder, they
~
days before the first day of drawing. Bidding, on
Friday, 26th February.

Sir FRANCIS LAFORRY has hoisted his flag on board
the RAM schooner, at Portsmouth.

The BELLEROPHON is ordered to be fitted with all
possible dispatch for America.
Instructions have, it is said, been transmitted to
Admiral Sir J. WARREN to bombard the principal
ports of the enemy, and great quantities of Congreve
rockets have been shipped and sent out to the fleet
for that purpose.

A small brig, name unknown, during a heavy gale,
upset on Saturday night the 7th inst. at the back of
float!), near Dublin, at a parcel of sunken rocks,
called the Candlesticks ; the ent;re of the crew were
lost—it appears from the casks which have floated,
that she WAS laden with butter ; the letters R. C. were
on the casks—riothing came to shore by which her
name or destination could be ascertained.

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CORN-MARKET, MARKaLANII, FEB., MR 11
There is but little alteration In this day', Market; we bees se
fresh arrivals of any article, and needy buyers are obliged to p r.
chase at rather higher prices than last Mon lay ; Flue Nrltrat fury
supports Friday's advance; although we had a tolerable surp f
of Irish Oats in last week, these of Ina quality are in densmi,f,'
and sales tusre been been made Is. per quarter higher, fur ordia
(Unary sort, there is scarcely any demand; Flour at late prices.
English Wheat 781. IGO.. 112 a. Potatoe ditto, 44ts 545.
Fine ditto, 1201. 1325. Rape teed ./64:, .•Cds per last.
Foreign do. (Russian) litla. I Its. I inseed, 1001.1 Sus.
Rye 745. 80s. Coriander de. pet cwt. ges. 444,
Barley 565. 721. Caraway, thtto, tiss. 90s.
Malt, i 'roe. 1086 Canary ti.s. 100%. loss.
Ditto fine Ware. 115 a. White Mustard :Itad, lOs. MI
White Peas (boilers) 951.1105. -per bushel
Grey, ditto, 84s. 88s. Brown do sills. 445.
Beans, 765. 84s. Clover se ,1, wkite, per soli
Tick ditto 72. 78s. s3s. 140 s.
Oats (feed) 28s. 345. 401. Ditto, aid, 756. tUe.
Poland ditto, 40s. 465. Tares, per bushel, I Is. 24a
bog figg At% w las 84q11/410 1904. is 195•• ill sadb d'

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