Star.
London, England, 1812-07-31 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION.

PEACE CONCLUDED BETWEEN R
SWEDEN, AND GREAT BRITAIN.

This afternoon, at Thtee o'clock, Lieutteat
MIZE, of the Royal Navy, the Flag Limp"
Admiral Sir JAW:B SAUMARt2, arrived at Gs
tniralty, in a Post Chaise and four, from Yana@

where he landed at a late hour last night, %ill
Baltic.

Lieutenant Dosage brings the important
highly gratifying intelligence of the Preliminalial
Peace baying . been concluded at Gottenborth
tween Russia, Sweden, and Croat Britain. nth
liminaries were signed on the 19th inst. by Mr.Ttati
TON and Sir JAMS SAMAR= on the pan or cte

Britain. and by the Russian and Swedish Xis%
on the pan of their respective Courts.

One of the articles of the treaty stipulztos, 61
Great Britain shall co-operate in the common ant.
by sending a powerful naval armament to tin
to demolish the harbours in the accept* of dm
French, and generally, to act in conemunk de
Russians and Swedes, fon the destruction of dia
French forces, in every direction.

BONAPARTZ remained at Wilna on the gbh 4
June, where his head-quarters still were. No so*
had been fought, and no moyetnent had bow awls
in advance by the French army.
Sir JAMBS 5AU4411,2 had set t a reinforce/ow to
the Russian aquadion, off Riga, and it was cosi.
dered to be impossible for the French to makes',
impression on the town while the ships of war coda
maintain their stations.

The signing of the Preliminaries of Peace •asap
lebrated at Gottenburgh by the firing Rfelm%
illuminations, and other demonstrations of joy.

NATAL INTELLIGENCL

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PLYMOUTII. JULY 29.
Arrived the Qur.Lx, 74, from off Brest;
ACHATZS sloop WM', frcm 2 cruise. Sailed the
FANCY cutter, for the Brest station. The Amer.
can brig, Johns, JOilN4 Tumiart, master, will sail
this ever:mg.—Wind W.

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Dublin . .
Wat a: ord
Cadiz
Lisboa

DEAL., JULY SO.
Sailed the COUNT'S.' OF ELGIN CIIILeT, with the
whole of the outward-bound, for Portsmouth; also
the Matilda, with French prisoners, for Leith, Bader
convoy of the CADSfus sloop of war ; and his Majes-
ty's ships -PeuNct or WALES and ELEPHANT. for of
Flushing.

POOLE. JULY so.

Arrived the Alphia, HAVER, f •: Newfoundland;
left Trinity 15 days since. The Two Brothers, for
Ibis port, was expected to %Ail three dAys atter the
Alphia left. The prospect of the cod fishery was
very gloomy indeed.

GRAVESEND, JULY so.
Arrived his Majesty's ship DitOXIEIIMIT, fioa the
E.ist Indies. last from she Downs.

BARBADOES, JUNE 44.

Sailed his Majesty's ship SPINS& Capt. Mum.
For St. Thomas's, with the following lannewsrd-
bound ships, viz. Colonist, Renewal, Antelope,
Naiad, and John, for London ; Hope and Hope-
well, for Bristol; Bryan, fbr Dublin and the Bar'
badoes, for Core ; also sailed his Majesty's ship
NARS/lILR. Captain HAWKINS, for Quebec, with the
art old, Nautilus, Ann, Thetis, 4arie, Samuels ma
Royalist transports, with the Ist battalion of the
Royal Scam

The swift, LINZ% Swift, Cut,ams, and Marks
Eztatza, from Cork, arrived at Lisbon on the NA
The Favourite, Rimutaaeoa, from Cork, wired
at Lisbon the Sd inst.
The Fermina, Mastsmaa., from Greenock,rearia
Cadiz on the 21st ult.
The Henry, Cool., from Cork, arrived at Glad•
tar on the 16th June.

Lieutenant WARRAND, of the SIALARS, Wait 04
Wedneary, made Master and Comm inder, by ceder
of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, fut
his gallantry in attacking and capturing the pnwatell
lAA/rile De Caen, off Plymouth, on Tuesday regurgbl•
The Huntingdnnshire Militia have marched ken
Phillipstown to Monasterevan.
The Durham Militia are to march to Fife, ea
will be succeeded in Port Seaton barracks by the
Cambridgeshire Militia, now at Dunbar.
FIRL—A dreadful fire broke out this morning
among the hayricks belonging to Mr. LAICOCS,
the bask of Wells's Row, Islington, which consumed
an immense quantity of hay, but was got under be'
fore it extended to the adjoining buildings.

qoart MAIUCZY, MARK LANE. JULY 31.
There are ;gain to-day but few arrivah of Wheat, and soil
thereof are named at a small further advance on that of fins q*
bey. Buie, and MaJt each fully maintain their prices. MI
and White Yeas are lqwyr. Beat.. of each sort likewise beige/
the last quotation, We have a continuance of short d
Oats, and the trade also quoted fully at the late advance. floe
continues without ver.atiesi.
cuitaauT faliCts Al yenta:
Wheat, 00s. 140 s. 13114. Penns 765. 81r.
Fine ditto, 1555. tip. lid ditto, 745.110 e.
Rye, 7es. 110 e. Ow, ads. 006062 a.
barley. 38*. 66L OIL Poland ditto, ells. 645.
Mali. 90s. 911 s. Potaege dip*, 655. 003.
White Pees (boilers) VOL 76i, kw Seed iftt• £54.
Urn alto; 711 e. 4
1101 Om. 1140 091(40c11061 110 s. tat 11 59.