Star.
London, England, 1813-04-19 00:00:00

DEAL, APRIL Is.

Came down from the River the Lady Lushington,
for India, Earl Spencer, for Botany Bay, and a large I
fleet, for the West Indies, &c. and with the whole of
the ships in the Downs, are sailed for Portsmouth,
under convoy of his Majesty's ships SPRIGHTLY and
aciti.—Arrived the SPECULATOR lugger, witfi 20
sail of vessels, from Portsmouth, which are sailed for
the River ; and the CASTILIAN sloop of war, with a
convoy from Gibraltar, which are also sailed for the
River.--Five o'clock, the wind leaf suddenly got to

I the S. W. again, consetinently the convoys are coming
back. The BOYNE, of 9$ guns is arrived in she
Downs, destined, as it is rumoured, to receive tliot
flag of the g illant Lord COCHRANE, who is to have
the command of a separate i'quadron, to be erarllv4
on a particular service. Admiral YoUNCI has no. )ee
sailed from the Downs with the last division or the
Northern Squadron, though expected-hou.ly to do soaj
A large brig under a press of sail ba, just run fill of
a ship at anchor, and carried away her forema,t, And
is proceeding towards Ramsgate harbour to repair het
damages.—Wind S. W.

HARWICH, APRIL 111.
The Diana Packet, Captain M,DoNouun, and King
George Packet, Captain KING, sailed yesterday even.
ing, the former with the Hamburgh Mail, and the
latter with that for Gottenburgh_both P.tcke•ts had
a good number of Passengers. Five or six large
transports have arrived in our harbour to•day and
yesterday—it is supposed from that circumstance, that
an embarkation of troops is about to take pLtce at
this port for the Continent. Wind N.

YARMOUTH, APRIL Is.
Sailed yesterday, the ALaicone for Portsmouth.
COVE OF CORK, APRIL 14.
The Newfoundland, Halifax, and Quebec Fleets
still remain wind-bound. His Majesty's ship Th..
nor, Captain SWAIN; spoke on Friday night List,
merchant vessel, 16 days from Lisbon, who informed
them, that there was an American privateer, called
the Globe, cruizing off the Burling:, who had cap-
tured and burnt five empty transports, bound from
Figueras to Lisbon. Previously to :his vessel leaving
Lisbon, the crews of two of the captured transports
Lad been sent into Lisbon. Several vessels arrived
yesterday from Liverpool, to join convoy for New.
toundland. Remain his Majesty's ships Talbot, Pro•
tec:or, and Earl Spencer. There are nearly SO sail
waiting for a convoy to Lisbon, Cadiz, &c.

The following is a copy of a commercial regula.
tion issued by Government on Saturday se'nuipht:
" April, 10, 1811.
" Licences will be granted by the Board of Trade for Expor-
tation and importation of all articles to arid from any port in
America not blockaded, neutral only, and of the build of
the country to whirl th.y are declared to b-bolt, '1 he name
and tonuage of the chip to be mentioned ha taking out the kcctice,
The licences will be reedy on Monday."
Saturday the following notice was posted at BAT.-
SON'S Coffee-house:

`• Admirety-vine, Ap►il IS.
" Sir—[laving laid before my Lords Commiss.oners of the
Admiralty your letter of yesterduy's date, relative to the appoint-
ment or a convoy fur the Acchansel trade, I have their Lord-
altip't COI tttttlth to acquaint you, that the convoy will sad on
'he I .;th hlay front Leith Road 4, where the trade from t 4.8 Meet
'l'bentt• mu.' rendevrout. I have We honour to he, ilte.
"1 u Samuel .1 hoctiton, Eaq."- " J. W. CROLIII."
The Liu Fleet of the present season will be dis.
p.ttclietl at the India-lintise on Saturday wrek.
Licutenant TilomAs SPRY has been prom,) eJ by
the Lords of the Admiralty to the hank of Com-
ounder.

Mind GRAHAM Monate hnists his fig is the
Balite in the tuom of Admit.tl Mounts', whose health
cibii-es him to come home.

Rear Admiral Buows has hoisted his Rag ag
Portsmouth in the ASIA, ;I, Captain Sethi., for Ja.
maiea ; and Rear Admiral Sir RILIIAMD KING, DAM
has hoisted his flag in the NfuLugatva, 74, Captain .
MALANG, for the Mediteiraoean.
La cacti oe Two FRlCiATEL—Satard4y, at Black-
wall,
an immense concourse of spectators a►sembled,
at an early hour to witness the interesting scene of the
launching of two frigates, of 38 gimp each, named
the Cvoxys anti EntoTas. At about half past two
o'clock the tide served at the dock-yard of Sir ROBERT
.WIGRAM, when the ropes and other apparatus which
confined the vessels being remived, they glided gra-
dually into the bosom of the water, to the no small
gratification of the surrounding multitude, who chef l-
ed upon the occasion with loud and repeated huzzas.
The weather being fine, contributed much to heighten
the pleasure which usually accompanies a c remony
of this nature ; and we ale h.pny ti find, that the
whole went off without any accident having occurred.
One of the vessels was afterwards taken into dock,
for the purpose of being coppered.

The following marriages in High Life, we ender
stand, are expected to take lace in a few days 4.
Lord WILtIANI RUSsELL, second son to the Duk of
Beriroan...with Lady JANE MONT.ACWE daughter if
the Duke. of MANCHESTER. The Earl of DELAWARE
to Lady ELIZABETH SACKVILLE, daughter of the late
and sister of the present Duke of Doeser.
THE COSsACK.—TIie exhibition of the Cossact
yesterday in Hyde-park, was completely spoiled; by
the eager curiosity which it was meant to gratify. In
consequence of a pompous notice in some of the papers
'that this veteran would snake his appearance on a
charger lent for that purpose by Colonel Heaves of
the City Light Horse, in the warlike costume of his
tribe—his musket slung at his back, his sabre by his
side, his pistols at his girdle, his pike resting upon his
right foot as when preparing for a charge—myriads
of people flocked t 9 that extremity of the town to see
him. It was not, however, until past four that he
entered from Cumberland-gate, on a grey charger, and
equipped nearly as above-stated ; but the moment be
entered the Park, he was beset on all sides with litrt
men, and so enveloped, that the pedestrians could not
get a sight of any thing but his pike. On his Arlie:al
at the entrance of Rotten-row, theihorsemen crowded
so about him, as almost to stop his progress ; and he
was compelled by their perseverance to turn p•und
and take the cross ride. He returned in less than a
quarter of an hour, and by great exertion got into the
principal ride of the Park, down which he rode, and
returned the same way. Of the many thousands who
had assembled on this occasion, he could not Lin
been seen by more than one-fourth.
CORN-MARKET, WLARK-LANE,-APRII. Is.
Out market was well supplied wil.Wheat tb.r snm raing,whets
that of fine quality sad readily, sod fully obtain d Sao Monday
prices; but the Inferior sores continue easueemaly dtdt sak, and
hardly support their prices. sarley went pff very dowly, and Is
6s. per quarter cheaper; the best runs front ottfft.th sold at 60e.
per quarter. Beaus are Es. pee quarter lower, at.d Oats were
dull sale at a decline of Its. per quarter. in e*cr ankles dame
Was nu altsraciszi.