Star.
London, England, 1809-10-02 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVESEND, OCTOBER I.—Arrived the Brothers, Phillips;
Hope, Hunter; Raikers, Clapeton ; Sanderson, Sanderson; Friend-
ship, Humble, from Quebec—Johanna, Warris, from St. Übc's
—Dolphin, —; Gibraltar, Vestal, Orton ; the
Charming Kitty, Manning ; the Hope, Levie ; and the I.ively,
Harvey, from Honduras—Union, Piukney, from Saint Josepi;'s
Eland—Pomona, Lloyd, from St. Kitt's—Commerce, Harper,
from New Brunswick—and the Mary, 8r.,-.dl.?v, from Sevin...—
Sailed the Good Intent, Allen, for Jersey—lielena, Brine, tar
Cadiz—and the 'flames, Cooper, for Halifax.

The Betsey, —, from Philadelphia, was taken on *.he sd of
July by a French privateer, and retaken on the Sth, by a Maltese
privateer.
The Correira de Madeira, from Bahia to Europe, is taken by t
French frigate, and burnt.
On Friday, two large ships from the East, loaded with tirobrr,
came round the Sand-head, Dover, into the roads, and afterwards
proteeded for the Downs. There were three in company; but
th; boatmen, from the hills, saw the thud captured by a privateer,
which carried ker into Calais.

1 hree sail of the hotneward•bound Jamaica fleet have arrived
at Cove, severely injured in masts and rigging from tremendous
bad weather, which they experienced since their arrival off the
Western Isles. The Brian, of Dublin, made the harbour on Sun-
day fiennight : when she separated from the fleet, there were 22
sail disabled by the storm.
The British Navy, according to the return corrected up t• Sa-
turday, comprised 1057 ve:sels, of which '2.65 arc of the line. Of
these, 94 of the line arc at sea, with 15 fifties, 156 frigates, 14$
sloops, 79 brigs, and 147 smaller vessels.
During a violent tempest on Tuesday sennight, the Clyde, a
regular trailer from London to Boston, struck on a sand bank on
the Norfolk coast, off Wells, and was entirely wrecked. All on
board, except one person, perished. Amongst the sufferers were
a female passenger and her infant son.

The AJAX, 74. guns, Captain OTW AY, was on Sa-
turday morning ordered to sail immediately from
Portsmouth, for Cadiz, and from thence to join Lord
COLLING WOOD off Toulon.—The ACTIVE frigate, Cap-
tain J. A. GORDON, is appointed to take the Mediter•
ranean convoy ; and the FYLLA, Hon. Capt. RODNEY,
the convoy for Portugal ; which still remain wind•
bound.—Mr. FAIItrAX, Master Attendant at Halifax,
is going out in the STATIRA.
Captain EDWA HENRY COLUMBINE, Governor of
Sierra Leone (late of the SOLEBAY frigate)is appointed.
to the CROCODILE frigate, now in the North Seas, and
is waiting the arrival of that ship to proceed to his
seat of government, on the coast of Africa.
The Hon. Captain WALPOLE is appointed to the CROCUS.
Captain SKINNER, to the TRIN CU LU, at Portsmouth.
Captain HILL, to the NAIAD fr:gate
Captain Sir MICHAEL SEYMOUR IS appointed to command th•
NIEMEN frigate, which he recently captured.
Captain GEORGE SEYMOUR is appointed to command the Mr
NI LLA frigate, lately launched at Woolwich.
Captain MouNSEY, of the BONNE CITOYENNE, is promoted to
Post-rank, and in seniority from the 6th of July last, t:4 day oit
which he took the Furieuse frigate.

The following official document has been received
by a running ship from S s•eden :

(CIRCULAR.)
Hel•ingi;orgb, September 14.
• " The Minister for Foreign Affairs has the bomptr, ir. obedi•
once to his Majesty's most gracious cwnmand, to communicate
the following intelligence:
" The Imperial French Brigadier-General Landras, Governor
of Stralsund, has declared to the Ambassadors of his Royal Ma.
jesty destined for the French Court, on their arrival at Stralsund,
that through the French General Libhert, in Stettin, he has re-
ceived orders from the Prince of Neufchatel, in which he informs
him, that the commercial intercourse between Pomerania and
Sweden is to be at an end, and that the communication between
the two countries is to be regulated in the following manner:—
That the passage of the packets between Stralsund and Ystadt,
for couriers and letters, shall alone remain open; and that the
French Consuls in the ports of the Baltic have, according to the
statement of General Landras, received similar orders.

" His Royal Majesty's CbargC d' Affaires in Harnbro' has re.
ported, under date of 25th of last month, that, in consequence of
the intercession which the Senator Bourienne, Imperial French
Minister in the circle of Lower Saxony, had taken upon himself
to make, with regard to the point-4 How far the Swedish con-
voy which arrived off Wismar, under the orders of Mitjor Wahl-
stedt, would he allowed to take carcoes on board at that place,
and to clear out for Swedish purls?'--M. Bourienne had nut yet
received any answer from his Imperial Majesty, but expected it
on the 27th or 28th of last month, if his Majesty's orders coul4
be immediately dispatched."

The Nottingham Militia have marched to Bletch.
ington, to make room for the 82d regiment, frona
Flushing.
The Committee for inspecting the accounts of 011
Covent-Garden Theatre, employed the whole of Sa-
turday in examining the proper vouchers for the addi-
tional incumbrances on the new Theatre. We under-
stand that their sitting was adjourned to this morning.
The first meeting of the Committee took place on
Friday morning, int, as was generally reported, un
Thursd4y.
Four Prizes of £20,000 will fall to One Number
in the present State Lottery. This may seem impos-
sible to those who have not attended to the Scheme ;
but such is the fact—the purchaser of the Four Tic-
s
kets of any One Number may, in an instant, find
himself a gainer of £EBO,OOO ; he who has Three
Tickets of One Number may get £60,000 ; and o
on in proportion. There are only 5000 Numbers,
and the whole will be drawn in One Day, *Alt' of
this Month. _ _

CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE.--This day, the mar.
ket has considerable fresh supplies of Wheat—fine
samples are at a reduction in prize of 3s. and 4s. per
quarter, and rather more on or dinary—Barley again
dearer—Malt and White Peas keep their prices—
Beans of both kinds are higher—of Oats, there are •
considerable supplies, and prices thereof at little fluc-
tuation—Flour dull sale at present pikes, and fine
American 60s. to 635. per barrel.

GENERAL eitititiNCY AO UNDER:
Wheat, 871.1005. 110 s. Beans, E6s. 7fs.
Fine ditto, 114.5.1175.
Rye, sbs. 661.
Barley, 5411.605. 04.
Malt, s2s. 90s.

White Peas (boilers) 901. 1
Om ditto, 645. .791.
Das Fleur, L

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Tick ditto, 58s. ass.
Qats, sus. sas.
Po!And ditto, 40.3. 421.14
Potatoe ditto,.ass.
1001. Rape Seed, 501. to 541. I
,10114...—Seeands Yss. sk. I