Star.
London, England, 1801-08-07 00:00:00

DUBLIN, AUGUST 4

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Yellerday, after an aftonifhing palfage of five
days front Oporto, laden with wine, amved here
the American brig the Enterprife, J. Wilcocks
miller. When this veffel failed, peace with Spain
and France had been proclaimed, lint no terms
mentioned, except that during the war all the ports
'of Portugal are to be fhut againft Britifh Teals.
—On her patlsge fhe was brought to twice by
French privateers off Coruna.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST s. •
Came in the brigantine Jenny, of and from
Cork, Capt. Jams _Caairx, laden with provi-
lions, bound to Ldbon. She was captured by the
' French, and retaken by the ArkLsa, of 44. guns,
Captain 1111111 T. Abd the Scheen, of Long-
found, Capt. HUIRTIIIPALL, from Scheen, laden
with malts for the Dock-yard. The Sr. Ate* ws,
of 6. guns, Captain Heusi', from Halifax, with
the America, of Greenock, and a brig, laden with
malts, under her convoy, pafed the Sottad yet'.
terday to the Eaftward.

PROM LLOYD', LIST.
•lIGUST 6.
Pared by, the Elizabeth, Tomas ; Ruffia Com-
pany, Rost sou ; and Drie Gebroders, —, from
Riga ; Trinit Buoy Yatch, and Jonge Algeaus,
-----, from Hamburgh ; Courier, —; Stocker
Boot ; and Carolina, —, from Pillau ; Charles,
TROIA/LS from Peterfbure ; Nioproleu,
from Dantzick ; Young gle, CLAY ; Briffett,
Scorn; and Britannia, —, from Greenland.—
Sailed the Aaive, Rottaw' for Malta ; Helena,
CARTLIL, for Hamburgh ; William, GRADW RLL,
for Jamaica; and Zee Gunit, Romatt, for Mor-

CORN mARKEt3. •

The Wheat Market at Mark-Lane, this morning,
was fo very dull, that we cannot (late 'the Prices
with any accuracy. Hardly any (ales, and thefe
a little lower than laft market day. t vcn Oats,

which have been brills for fome time, w'ere very
dull, and as. to 3s. lower, as were every kind. of .
Corn and Grain.—Flour 51. tss.

At Kendal market, on Saturday the aver-
age price of oats, (by the load of 7i Virinchefter
buthels,) was 455.--Beft American, and other
Wheat Flour, 6s. per (lone of 161b.-20atmeal 4s.
4d.—Fine Rye ditto, 3s. rod.—lndian Meal is. 6d

Large detachments of the Artillery Waggon
Corps have been bufily employed the left three or
four days, conveying Rotes of various Eefcripdons
from the extremity of Eifel neareß the coati, to
a proper depot appointed to receive the fame.
By order of Major-General ENGLAND, a night
picquet, confining of 'one fubaltern, one ferjeant,
one corporal, and twenty-four rank and file, is to
mount at feven o'clock every night in the dock-
yard at Plymouth ; and for its further protation
a centinel is to be Rationed with each Warden on
duty, to prevent depredations. -
The Invernefsfhire Highlanders, quartered at
Baltinglafs, in Ireland; have gallantly volunteered
their Cervices to any part of the world; they have
alfo made a handfome fubfcription for the widows
and families of thofe brave men who fell in Egypt.

By order of his Royal Highnefs the Duke of
Your, Captain CatwinuE, late on the half-pay of
the 29th Foot, is appointed Brigade-Major to the
forces in the Weaern Dian a.

The Welt India and Jamaica packets-with the
Mailsof this month, are detained till further otders.
• This nioriiiiig a Mail from Jamaica was receiv-
ed in town, after having been fumigated at Fal-
mouth: by this Mail we- learn -the fafe arrival at Ja-,
maica of his Majefty'i chip Poacorina, with the
convoy which failed from E.ngland in April hat,
confining of 163 fail.
Yefterday Mr. Fox and a petit party went. in
their pleafure boat even Chertfey to Surley Hall,
where they regaled with a cold collation on the
green facing the Thames.
On the i3th of July the Margravine of Ass-
cacti reached Nitreinbergron her way to Vienna.
• The Count de LICHTEMBRIG, ?4jor General
in his Imperial Majeily's fervice, was aflaltnated
on the 12th of Lift month, in his out at Dobling,
in Auftria.
A letter from Harwich, Augtift 5, lays, Count
BIANSTOILF, the late Ambalfacior from Copenha-
gen, embarked this afternoon On board the Prince
of Wales poft office packet, Captain Aurmoity.
DEANS, under a flag of truce forlielvoettluys.
The article refpeiling Mrs. HANNAN Moat's
marriage, inferted in fome of the Papers, is a weak
invention of on enemy. •
We have to corred a miftatement which found

its way into oar Paper of yellerday, fruits Morn:
ing Paper, refpeBing an indiament brought spina:
a Mr. Batt, Wharfinger, at Roth the,, for
mifprifon of felony. The fad is, the clink
did not go on, the Judge having obferved that
the law knew no filch crime as rnifprifon of
felony; that the crime, as attempted to be ebb.
lifhed by the evidence offered, would amount to
felony itfelf; and that, therefore, the indiament
fhould have been fo laid. His Lordfhip remarked.
that, in making this obfervation, he did not mean
to criminate the Defendant, his guilt or innocence
would be proved when the matter fhould be
brought on in a proper manner, fhould the Plain-
tiffs be Rill inclined to proceed ; but that the pre-
fent indiament could not be tried.

The wool fair held in Lewes, !aft Monday, was
numeroully attended by wool-ftaplers from Lon-
don, and other parts, who Paid the prices mutt be
'confiderably lower than thofe of laft year.—After
dinner,. Lord Sheffield-role and obferved, that in
confequence of complaint made by gentlemen who
came from a difbance, that the wool-growers would .
not name any price, that feveral of the molt con-
fiderable of the latter ha 4 met, and refolved that
irt future they fhould inform themfelves in the belt
manner they could of the value of their wool, and
fir a price, which they hoped would obviate the-.
objeetionin Lordfhip then obferved,
there was no ground for fuppofing the valise was
much lower than laft year ; on the contrary, the
profpeet was much better. All the alarming and
difcouraging circtimftances of the laft year were
done away. The Baltic and the German rivers
were now completely opened to us. It we should
lofe part of the trade to Portugal, our manufac-
tures would find their way to the Portugueze
fet-
tlements. What deficiency of demand there was
laft year, mutt be compenfated by an incteafed
demand this year I he added, that he had certain
' information the price of wool had rifen confider-
ably in Yorkfhire, and being called on to name a .
price for wool, be mentioned y7s. per tod. that is
one ihiliipg below the price of laft year. The
wool-haplen infifted it fhould be 4 or Ss. lower.
Only one lot of wool was fold that day ; but the
wool-ftaplers, we underhand, have fines bought
up the wool of the prefent growers at one fhilling
below laft year's prices. .
A fing.ular occurrence happened very lately at
Horsley m Gloucefteribire : The fon of Benjamin
Gillman, a weaver, of that place, aged about five
years, went to bed in apparent good health and
fpirits ; in the morning he was hill afteep, and
though by nature inclined to be fat, was obferved
to be very much (brunk in. his AA. He conti-
nued fleeping for twelve days and twelve nights
fucceffively, elating oply on fmall
liquid poured with great care down I,"
a ten-fpoon, during which time he
gradually wafted away. Upon his
quite a dranger to what had happened,
not give the leaft account; but
!binding he is verj weak+ its is •
stew/eq.- .
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