Star.
London, England, 1809-01-02 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

RAVZSVND, JANUARY l.—Passed by the Ann, Barrett, from
Malta ; and Three Friends, WILLIS', from Cottenlwrgh.—SalleS
the Aurora, Fitzimmons, for Belfast ; Perse;;eranee, Bond, for
Oporto; and the Anna Maria, Bloomfield, for Lisbon.

The Drey Fremden, Poulson, from Portsmouth, is
captured and carried into Jutland.

The Anna Philippa, Moore, from Hayti, for Li.
verpool ; the Lady Emily, Berkley; and the Lamprey,
Carr, frornHaiti. for Halifax, have been taken, re-
taken, and carried into Jamaica.

BRITISH NAVAL FORCE.—The repert up to the Ist
of January, is, ships of the line in• commission, 149,
fiftiei, forty-fours, &e. 21, frigates, 184, sloops, 186,
gun-brigs, 294 ; total, 1354, including those building,
repairing, &c. 11'20.
The ltavEs sloop of war, arrived at Plymouth on
Thursday from Jamaica, on board of which ship
Capt. GCNMALL, of the Lord Mulgrave, is come
home, as we hear, • a prisoner or state. The Lord
Mulgrave had been seized by his Majesty's 'ships
MEDALUS, Br.RPVT, and SAPPHO, when in search o
the Commodore of his Majesty's ships on that station,
having a dispatch foam the Commander of his Ma-
jesty's ship k vireo-rim, with General CBRZSTOPHIeS
offer of placing his little squadron under the orders of
any of his Majesty's Officers, together with 800
troops, to assist at a projected attack of Santana,
which had received additional fortifications, and which
had become the only depot for French privateers and
their prizes to leeward of Guadaloupe- This offer
was accompanied by intelligence received by the
President, that forty-two vessels, chiefly Spaniards,
had been taken and carried in their by two large
schooners. The Lord Mulgrave was carried into
Jamaica, but liberated and sent to Cape Francois,
under convoy of the SAPPHO, and arrived there safe.
The Ravzs spoke; on the 6th November, off Jeremie,
a schooner belonging to Piriow, and learnt that
great rejoicings had taken place at Port-au-Prince, in
consequence of the capture of the Lord Mulgrave,
and the Admiral of their adversary, CHRISTOPLIZ.
A letter from New York has arrived, by which it
seems, that the debate on the embargo was not entered
into in the manner expected, on the 14th of Novem.
ber. The letter is dated the 17th, and it mentions that
a Resolution on the subject was proposed, but nothing
definitive concluded ; the Motion was—
" Resolved, That the Act laying an embargo on all sl fps and
vessels in the ports and harbours of the United States, and the.
several Acts supplementary thereto, be repealed. so far as to per.
mit the vessels of the United States to clear out for countries aft
subject to the French Decrees or British Orders la Council"
—The probability is, that this arrangement would be
tantamount to an unqualified repeal or the Embargole
Laws, for a pretence being afforded for quitting t
shores of the Republic ; nothing afterwards could re-
strain the direction the ships should take for the pur-
poses of mercantile adventure. We have no doubt,
that the result of this determination would be, that
the whole commercial navy of the United States would
withdraw from her harbours.

No. 18,544 drawn a Prize of Twenty Thousand
Pounds on Saturday, the last day of drawing, and
I\l6. lti3, drawn a Prize of Ten Thousand Pounds on
th second day of drawing, were both sold and shared
bIHORAbY and Co. of Cornhill, and St. Margaret's.
hill, Borough.

CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE, JANUARY- 12.—The
fresh arrivals of Wheat, to-day make a large supply ;
sales, in General, are made at a declension in price
of about ss. and 4s. per quarter from Friday—Barley
and Malt fluctuate but little—White and Grey Peas
rather lower—Beans, of each description, likevrige--
there are tolerable supplies of Oats ; sales are dull.
and nearly at last quotation—Flour lowerss. pet sack.

sy WICI attaceea tne tort, wint.ti atm want sysnccu
OtNERAL CURRENCY RS UNDIR I •
e hent destroyed the vessels which had taken re- Wheat, 60s. 74a. ins. Be.,ns (Old) 71s. 775.
ge under its, and landing a party of seamen and Mae ditto, ez.. Sas. Tick ditto, 64a. 74a
atines, demolished the battery, and set fire to the' Rye, SS.. VA. Oats 355. Seta. 425.
Becks of the gun-boats, &c.—Several houses neat 8
_ arley, 418.475, 04, Pola;td ditto, 44a. 45R.
Potatoe ditto.—a. 461. ort
e fort Were destroyed by the fire directed against it, Matt, 761. Us'
t the town otherwise experieraced a degree of for- wad Peas (bailees)
Grey Mkt., SSo. 60.. 14Ss. 1555. Rape Seed, SOL to 541.
stance to which it was by ao meant cititied. Fine ?lour ?Se. •S•.--6eeonds 7g. 7h.