Star.
London, England, 1806-01-15 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GitainteiND, JAN. I4.—Palled by the Endragbgheten, Hume
from Leghorn. Sailed the Anfeadea, POI., for South America
Brunrwick, Shaw. few Jamaica ; Attl.e, Milieu, for Trinidad ;sod
the Swallow, Crawford, for Cork.

The whole of the late Lord NE sson's cloaths, fea
Ames, Sicilian wino, baggage, &c. amounting to ; to
different packages, which have been on board the
Vicraty, were landed yefterday morning at the Cur-
tom Houle.

The malls and iron ballet are taking out of the
Vicroav previous to her crew leaving her, and her
being docked ; and her foreman, wcaundernand, will
be placed in tome confpiciout fituation in Chatham
Dock Yard.

The loft of tile Helder tranfport on the coati of
Holland is confirmed. Six feamen belonging to her
took to the long boat after the had (truck, and jai
as the Dutch were about to take pufreftion of her.—
After encountering extraordinary hardfhips, they
were picked up by the Regulus man of war, cruizing
in the North Seas, and are (ince arrived in that vent
at Sheernefa. They report, that all the troops who
who were on board the Helder, as well as the re-
mainder of the crew, have been laved.
The north on Friday morning laft has done confi- '
derable damage all down the coaft of Eller, and in
Merfey Maud, in that County, by the demolition of
numberlefs barns, Racks, &c. fitttare near the feat the
extenfive buildings on Eaft-hall Farm, in the parifh
of Brad well, belonging to New College, Oxford, have
been neatly (wept away by this tremendous hurricane.
Friday night, in the hurricane of wind, lightning,
and hail, a molt melancholy accident happened to
the launch of the Hibernia, of Ito guns, which had
been fent on Chore at Plymouth for (tures t returning
to the (hip, in Otwfand Bay, in the evening, it then
blowing a violent gale of wind, nntwittillan 4lng
every exertion was made by the crew, (he was obliged
to bear away, it is limpored to put back to Plymouth,
or to endeavour to weather the Menftone, and get
into Winbury River. However, be it what it may,
the capfized near the land, and all hands, upwards
of thirty-fix, Were lwamped in this dreadful weather.
The Lieutenant and feveral men reached the there,
and were laved"; but the fvlidfhipman, and eighteen
poor fellows were drowned, and their remains wafhed
:idiom near Winbury. The Coroner's Inqueft has
fat on their bodies, and a verdi,9 of Found Drowned
was returned by the Jury. Their remains will be
buried in Winbury churchyard.

In the violent Rot rn of fnow on the night of Thurf-
day Lift, a man petilhed on the Hi'h Moors,
near Sheffield. His crople was difcovered under a
bow drift, when the thaw came on, on Saturday.
He was on his journey from Manchefter to fee his
family, who lived in Sheffield. The CAM day the
bodies of two men, who had been loft in the fame
ftorm, were found A few miles from Nottingham.

At Dublin, on Thurfday night it blew a molt
dreadful hurricane from the fouth.eaft, fouth and
fouth well, accompanied by ihow, thunder and light-
ening I
CORN MARRS'S', MARIC•LANR, JANUARY IS.—To.
day the expetied fripplies of Wheat are arrived, by
famples In great abnndanee ; the trade has but few
prefuming a further redueinn, and thofe at lefs.
Barley has liktwife arrived in abrindance, and is
clieaper*Malt alto. White and Grey Peas in plenty
and lower. But few new Tick Beans 24'. to 3os. per
quarter. In conlequence of very large arrivals of
Oats and more expedled, this trade is quoted lower,
and Flour is expeeted cheaper.

GENRIAL CURILNCY Al UNDER:
Wheat. 471 386 684 per qt. Grey Pears 3os 34s

Finc Ditto, you 73. 6.1 Beans, ios 56s
Rye, 36i 4210 d Tick Ditto 425. 48 s. o 4
Barley, 30i151 6d Oats, ass 251. 281.
Malt, 66a 7 ts od Poland ditto Sot its od
Wbite Peak, 36t oil Rape Seed, 401 421 per lan.

PLICS! OP FL.UII.
Plot Flour Gct t..) 6}s. Stxtantla.ts. to Goa per fask.