Star.
London, England, 1805-09-09 00:00:00

THE t.C.IR KITS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, SEVT. 9.
The arrivals of Wheat coatiwife today are few,
and the tt adebrificer, falesingenaral are at an advance
of ss. per quarter. Barley in very Stout fupply and
is dearer. White Peas and Beans are higher. , Grey
Peas enquired for, none at hand. We have nyt many
further arrivals of Oats, and this article is quoted
about ts. 6d. dearer. Sales of Flour are made at as.
and p. per rack advance.

ORNRRAL CtilLßEney As onDER
Wheat, OP. Ens. 744. per gr. Grey Peale ooc. to Co..
Fine Ditto,. 763.83. od. Hran3, 44t
Rye, (new) sos. 435. od. Tick Ditto 405. 43.. od
Barkr.37‘ 425. od. Oats, 145. 275. Sts.
Malt, 725. 78s. °di Poland ditto 3as. 33s 63.
White Pale,4B%S4r. od. Rape Seed, 361401. per lift.
rates OF FLoIDR.
Fine Flour 41. to 7os. Seconds 6os. to 4s. per faek.
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY' Sum. 7.
Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns
coding the 311 t of Aiwa, iitos.
Wheat. I Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Beans. I Pats.
s. a. 8. s. d. 8. d. 8. d. 8. d.
91 7 38 4 48 9 31 3 So r 49 ro

The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made
is the week aiding Sept. 4 Is 341. oid. per hundred vreigle.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, SEPT. 9.
This day's market was tolerably well fupplied
with different kinds of cattle. The prices are higher
than Friday's report, and the trade was very lively.
The under-mentioned Qatement may be depended on
as an authentic account of the prices and numbers :

To fink the offal—per !tone of Mb.
Bet f o 03 to 5s od I Veal ss 03 to 61 od
Mutton 4s 6d to 5s cd I Pork 5s cd t.) ss fd
Lamb 51 od to 5s sod.
!MAD OF CATTLE Tills DAT.
Brans 11170—Calves 3:B—Shesp and Lambs x8,54*
Pigs. 400
PRICE OF HAT AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD.
Hat, per Load, 21 VA to 41 co
Strata, . t 21 tEs to 31 64
Clover 31 Cs to 41 5s
COUNTRY MARKETS.
PRICE! Of CISAIN AT THE FOLLOWING MARES, S.

Baststotuoma.--Wheat 641 ad to gas od per Q.n.riar.
Barley oOs od to oos od Beane cd to a-3 od
Oats grs od to 32; od Peale Co, cd to c:s od
MAtoenutao.-Wbrat '735 cd to 82'1 ad Vl' Qr.
Barley oos od to ocs od Beans sts od to 56s od
Oats 33s od to 37. cd I Peale COO od to cod ea
NrwauaT.-Wheat 64s cd to 90s od per O.
Barley cos od to ors od I Beans its ad to
.Sts od
eats 285 od to 331 od I Peale 435 cd to 481 cd
HRS3OL:To.-d :beat Sos od to 90$ od per q.t.
Barley
425 04
to
36544 011 PBelnes 545 s of :els 5255 01
R zaottto.-Wbeat 84s od to 925 od p-r Qr.
Barley ce:s od to cos cd I Pears cd to 538 sod
Oats 26s od to 34s od Pele 43s cd to 45, cd
COAL EXCHANGE.
MONDAY--Benton 451-441 94 Elyth 435. Eighton Moor
44$ 6d. Bigg's Main Sos. Baker's Nish: 41A. Crof:'s Maio 435
9d. Kenton Maio es. Heaton Itl2lll dos 3d--,19, 3d. Hatay
4413 d. Hebburn Main 49s 6d. Montague Main 4c. 6d. Wind.
for's Poutop 445. 64. Percy Main 495. Tentpk's Wall's Hid
525 9d. :loath Moor, 4os 64. Pitt's Tanfield Moor 465. W 11.
lington 495 3d. Wales End Sts 9.1-515 3J Wal;,ottle Mcor
438 6d. Bourn Moor 43s 6d. Newbottle Burn Moor 425. Rec-
tory 4os.
WZDNELDAT...aISei Main 50s. Croft's Main 448 3d. Carel.
bill 48a 9d. EWfott's Main 435. Heaton Main 3C1.49S 9d.
Hardy 448. Holywen Main 445. Hebburn Main 491 64-491
9d. Percy Main Cis 34-49 s Temple's Main 485. Walker
482 64. Wan End Sts-Sts 6d. Bourn Moor 43s 3d-42.9d.
Ruffell's Main 422 9d. Roufledge 435.
FRlDAl=Brarldling 434 3d. Eighton Moor 4. 514.
4956d-305 3d. Croft's Men 44164. Carr's
tea Main,. 48s9d. Hebburn Main sos 3d-s2s
3011. Walker 411 s. Wall's End 5 as. Bourn Muer
mixed 43s 34. Rtftory 4cB.
TLe fupply of Coals this Week has not been vet,
Sale rather heavy, but all difpored of mc‘pt 7 c.,,
from Neweaftle, and 2aloa ird
*46 Delivered at rat. advance en the ;bar

std. Blgg's Mats
I:II 4916 d. Ken.
541. Percy Main
ivr and Prtnirota
7 confiderttd•-••
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w Wks,.

Pews the e.On.L4).fr 1e•a_.%1711, SVextber 7.

•DMIRALTY orrlet. SIPTINIIIR 7.

SepTara Letter from Captain Baku, of his Majefty's
mip Ph r-
ah, to William Mathien, Efq. dated Plymouth Sound, 3d Sep
ambar.
Sir—l herewith have the honour to tranfmit rm,
for the information of my Lords Commit era of
i; the Admiralty, a copy of my letter to Admiral Corn.
sr sills. explaining tile capture of la r don Fret eh
gate by his Majetty's (hip under my command, w th
a of th'e killed and wounded. I have the lamow
to be, ilce. (Signed) T.
Ii
Pilsen's. at Sea, Augutt t 3.
Sir—l cannot but exult iii the honour of imparting
to you the extreme good fortune of his Majelty's (hip
under my command on the toil' intl. lat. 43 deg. 16
min. N. long. tz deg. 14 min. W. in the capture of
It Dillon, a remarkabiy 6ne, and the failed failing
frigate in French navy, ot 44 guns and 330 men,
• which had failed but a few days from Continua, and
seas upon a ferret cruize. The affirm commenced at

a quarter pail nine in tht morning, (Ia Did3n having
waited my approach to leeward) and lafted three
hours. never without pißol foot, during which all our
; ropes wag cut to pieces, our main topfail yard (hot
away, and moll ofour malls and yards feverely wound •
' ed. The necelfity for our engaging to leeward, in
order to prevent the pof6hility of the enemy's efcape,
a:poled us to feveral raking broadfides before it
could be prudent to return the fire ; and the foperi-
ority of la Dijon's failing, added to the adroit ma
nceuvres of Captain Mums, convinced me of the',
!kill and gallantry I fhould have to contend with,
which has been folly evinced by the Rubborn defence
of 'is fhip until (he became a perfed wreck, and his
fubfequent honourable deportment. Owing to the
lightnefs of the wind,and la bidon's attempt to board,
brought our Ilarboard quarter in contact with her
larboard bow, in which pofition we remained full
three quarters of an hour, fubjed to a galling fire of
muflietry, that robbed me of fuch fupport of officers
and men, as there et uld be no compenfation for but
in complete victory. With farrow I tranfmit you a
lilt of the killed and wounded ; and have the honour
1 to be, &c. (Signed) T. BAREt.
A Lift of the killed and wounded on board the Phenix and!, Di.
don, on the loth Anon., any.
Phenix-42 killed, A wounded. Total 40.
La Didon-27 killed, 44 muscled. Total yr.
Difference, '5 killed, 16 wounded.-.. Total sr.
Names of the killed and wounded on board the Photo's.
; Billed—John Bounton, Lieutenant ; George Damian, Matter's
Mate; John Towers, gLiarter Mailer; James Smith, feaman;
Benjamin Thomas, ditto; James Taylor, ditto; William God-
dard. ditto; James Bell, ditto; Samuel Stubbs, ditto; Edward
Gadfby, ditto; George Chandler, ditto; and l'ho, Hill, ditto.
Wounded--Henry Steel, Lieutenant of Marines, darnierouny ,
Aaron Tozer, Mitifnipnian, dangeronfly; Edward B. Curling,
Midfhipman, badly; James Bird, Coxfwain, Rightly; George
Gaward. Captain's fervant, nightly; John M'Donald, Captain's
Reward dangcroufly : Thomas Hall, iceman, nightly; George
Benny, fail maker, dingerouny; Bernard M'Carthy, feaman,
dangeroufly; Patrick Edwards, kaolin. dangeroully; John C.
Bringer. Iranian, badly; Thomas M'Makep, feaman, badly;
John Binßead, feaman, nightly; }Award James, private of ma-
Thies, dangeroully; Jofeph Rubinfun, (Conan, nightly; William
Moldering], ditto, nightly; John Agnew, ditto, Rightly; Lewis
Burnett, Serjeant of Marines, badly; 'harles Morgan, ditto,
dangeroufly; Thomas Mafon, private of Maine*, nightly;
1 Charles Harley, di:to, dangeroony; Alexander Bateman, ditto,
1 etaniceroany; Stephen Sprawles, ditto, dangcroufly; Thomas
Martin, ditto, dangeroully; William Harbour, ditto, dente-
TOUfly ; Thomas Davis, ditto, badly; Samuel Walker, ditto,
badly, and William Mills, ditto, nightly.
(Signed) WILLIAM WARDEN, Surgeon,
1 MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 7.
id Rtgiment of Dragoon Guards--Lieutenant Colonel the Ho-
nourable William Blaquiere,', from the and Light Dragoons, to
be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchafe, vice Long, appointed
to the 16th Light Dragoons.
16th Regiment of Light Dragoons...Lieutenant-Colonel Robert
Ballard Long, from the ad Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant.
Colonel, without purchafe.
22d Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel James Hare, from half pay of the
late 28th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Bla-
. quicre.
6th Weft India Reglment—Captain Charles Afhworth, from the
55th Foot, to be Major, by purchafe, vice Diction, who retires
COnliniffions fined by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Norfolk.—Yarmouth Cavalry.
Corner Toleer to be Lieutenant, vice l'a!grave, reigned; Mark
Waters, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Tolce:, promoted. Dated
July 20, too!.
Norwich Battalion'of Volunteer Infantry.
Captain Cole to be Major, vice Harvey, relieved; Lieutenant
Watfon to be Captain, vice Cole, promoted; kolien Moore to
be Lieutenant. vice Watfon. promoted; Surgeon Keymer to be
Enfign, vice Barton, appointed to the 39th Regiment of Foot.
Dated Auguß 8,1805.
Samuel Cole, Gent. to be Eufign, vies Herring, promoted. Dated
Auguß 9,1805.
John Cockfedge lli3nold, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Karon, refired.
Dated Auguß z,f. 1/35.
Loddon Company of Volunteer Infantry.
Erten Cooke to be Lieutenant, vice Hutton, refigned. Dated
Auguß 9,1805.
Norwich Rifle Corps.
Second Lieutenant Scott to be Firft Lieutenant, vice eook, re.
ligned ; James Moore, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice
Scott, promoted, and Richard Sharp, Gent, to be Ditto, vice
Clegg, refloated. Dated Auguß 17, 1805.
CommifGons figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Effex.—Weßern Battalion of Militia.
Enflon George Cocks to he Lieut.mant, vice Gazeley, refigned.—
Dated Auguß 32.1305.
Archibald Wilton, Cent. to be Entign. Dated Junes, 18os.
Thomas Vaaghan, Gent. from the South Effez, to be Eufign. vice
Cocks, promoted. Dated Sept 2. aos.
Well Ham Volunteers.
Richard Webb, Gent. to be Ration, vice Winmill,refignett Dated
Walthamilow Volunteers.
Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Auguil 7, rSoy.
Effex Legion—Welters Battalion.
Richard Stotherd to be Lieutenant Colonel. Dated
tBcs.
Dedham Volunteers.

Gent. to be Lk 'tenant, vice Mafon, raved, Dated
18or.
Eaft Effex Volunteer Cavalry.
Bawtrec, from the Loyal Cokhefter Volunteers,
Commandant, Viet: Gill, refignaL Dated Au-
'ARTNERSHIP3 DISSOLVED.
and Peter Aldcrfey, of Liverpool, grocers, jai,
William Prick and Jeremiah Baker, of Redcrofs-
_ May 3r, rEot•
Wheat y, and J, kith England, of Old Broad-ftrect,
At-
t 805.
and Edward Stubbs, coach painters, December
and James Jenkins. of Maiden lane, Covent Gar-
gliders, September 6,1805.
Crook and John Honoway, of Devizes, carpenter.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
'titian Heywood, of Madden, Yorkfhire, cottntt-
• and chapman, at ten, at the Old Cock, Halifax.

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.

James Norman and George Worthington. of Charten•ToW, parifh
of NiznelKiter, continuo brewers, and copartners.
Samuel Sanders, of Love-lane,l.ondon,wine and brandy merchant.

.1111 July ix, 1E41:5.
John berthon, Ce
lit Elk
Mai•r John Rich
Auguit 14, 18c
Henry Pi rkefs, Cr
Anglia aa, rBO
ir II E
Captain Samuel B
to be Captain
gait 33,
P 1
John Alderfey ;
ag.
Jokph Curtis, SI
ltreet, turners, A
I Win. Wheat!, y
tornks, 3. /,
Hugh Thomas
*5. IXO4.
Ralph Watfon
•
den, carvers and g
William Crook
01Inher 27. Wil
• (pinata, dealer
101. •
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