Star.
London, England, 1814-11-28 00:00:00

NAVAL IArrisLLIGENCR.

The Athill, HUGHES, from ?.ante, and Peter, Mn..
LER, from Messina, to London, were taken the 19;h
instant, near Ushant, by the Lawrence American
privateer and sent for America.
The Hannah, Hones, from Malaga to Dut,lin, and
the Brilliant, of Banff, from Malaga for London,
were captured the '2lst instant, in lat. 45. by an Ante•
rican privateer of two guns- and 100 men.
The Tyne and Trent packet, MiLsca, from Lon-
don to Hamburgh, was lost the 14th instant in the
Elbe—only the pilot saved.
The Louisa, Lours, from London to Hamburgh,
was lost the 12th instant near Sandy Island—crew
saved.

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 26.
Put in here on Wednesday several of the fleet bound
to Spain, Portugal, &c. under convoy of his Majesty's
ship ME.ANDr.it, Arrived yesterday the 13`DARL....:41
sloop of war, from the Bay of Biscay ; Buts Els sloo•>t
of war from the Eastward. Arrived to-day the brig
Edward, FALCON En rr aster, front Teneile, with wine,
was captured by the Lawrence, Arn:rican privateer.
and recaptured by 11;s M iiesty's ship GLAsuow ;
the Blessing, SKINNER, from Newfoundland, in 16
days—sailed with a fleet, under convoy of his Majesty's
ship Comwr, bat paled two days alter sailing. Car: e
in his Majesty's ship ROYALIST from a crnize. AL.
lived several ships horn various places, particulars to-
morrow.—Wind S.W.
PORT::.MOULIT, NOVENIBM 26.
The second convoy from Newfoundland this SCR.
son, arrived here this evening ue.der protectiol of the
COMET, Captain BLAMEY, and C:IIALLVNGER, Captain
VERNON, atttr a good passage. They left the iiland
on the 7th instant, at which time the IlErt.tatemog
was out on a ciuize, but it was expected that Sir
RICHARD KEATS would sail in her with the last fl"et,
for England, about the 25 h or 26th of the present
month. The fleet c.:nsisted tit 36 sail, amongst which
were the transports Trafalgar, No. 661, MircaLt.t. ;
and Isabella, N 0.547, l'Arrutsom.. _ _

Nov. 27.—Came into harbour his Majesty's ship
STAG. Went out of harbour his Majesty's ship Ton-
rorsz. The West India fleet are still at St. Helen's.
The brig Woodman is on shore on the Warden Le.lge,
near Yarmouth, Isle of Wig 4t, and has sustained
damage--Wind S.W. blows fresh.
DEAL, NOVEMEE.R 27.
Sailed yesterday tf...e NERE.LB frigate, for the River.
Came down from the River the CLORINDE frigate,
and remains with his Majesty's ships Bombay, Ito-
sario, Vixen, Mercurius, and Wrangler. Also came
down from the River several West Indiamen.
RAMSGATE, NOVEMBER 27.
The Commune de Bourdeaux, with a cargo of
wine, brandy, cambric, silk, china, &e. was the night
before last wrecked on the G..odwin Sands, and no
part of the cargo or vessel sar,ed ; the crew landed
safe at Broadstairs. The Allice, PIICTEttS, irom Dub-
lin to London, lust an anchor and cabie. Put in up-
wards of 20 sail for shelter.
SOUTHAMPON, NOVEMBER 20.
The ketch l'Egerie, from Nantz, airived here last
evening, having pait of the crew, the mate and five
men, of the brig Go:A Intent, of and bound to Teign-
mouth, TsimuN, mastLr, from Newport, with c0.,15,
Itaken the 19th instant and burnt by the AMeriC.ill
schooner privatto- Lawrence, Captain VASSEY, nitre
12-pounders and 70 men, about 20) tons burtlien.—
The Lawrence had taken seven prizes, five s..„t to
America, one given up, and the Good Intent burnt.

TRURO, NOVEMBER 25.
The schooner Golden (rove, master, from Dartmouth
for Newport; and 1.1 Bonne Arnie, a French sloop, from Bay-
onne to Plymouth, have been carried into Penzance through the
intrepidity of the master and crew of the Wellington, pilot-beat,
of that place. Both vessels bad been much damaged in the recent
gales, and would probably have been lug but foram courage of the
Penzance men, who put off to their assistance in a dreadful gale..

The NIGER and LAUREL, the arrival of which from
India we announced on Friday, sailed from the Cape
of Good Hope on the 4th of August. During their
cruize on the Line, they captured a Portuguese brig,
bound to the Brazils, having 220 staves on beard.
The DESIREE, Captain WooLouthor, arrived at the
Cape on the 6th of August, and the ELK, Captain
CURRAN, on the 10th of July ; the latter sailed again
on the 14th, with the dispatches (announcing the Dr.
liuitivr Treaty of Peßce), for India. A prize to the
llyder Ally American privateer, had ran into Sal.
ilanha Bay (Cape of Good Hope) in distress, and
was there taken possession of by the troops in garri.
son. She was captured on the cost of Sumatra.
Many doubts having arisen respecting the precise
period at which the Property Tax expires, accord►ng
to Act of Parliament, we lay before our Readers a
correct copy of the clause, which fixes the day upon
which it is to cease :

Forty-third 6f George 111. cap. 122.--'4 And be it furilwr
enact,d, flat tLi, Act shall commen.e and t..Le tff.-ct trou►
end after the firth day of April, one thousand
and three, and shall continue to be in force during the re.ent.
war, ani until the tith day of May next alter the latificittion of
a definitive treaty of peace, and no longer."
oMITHFIELD MARKET, NOVEMBER 411

Beef Si 01 to 66 0.1 I Veal 7s ud was 0.1
Mutton 5s Od to 6s od Park is Ud to 7s 4tl
Beasts 29.30—Sheep and Lambs 1",-3 ,--Cslves too—Piro 420
HAY AND STRAW, PER 1 OAD.
Meadow llsy 41 to 51 Os I (Joyce 61 Os to 71 Os
Straw 11 126 to 21 Os.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, NOV. 28.
We had a large supply of Wheat this morning trons Esscx, and
a considerable quantity having been left over frt m last week's
arrivals, occatlins ready sale for that article at a ie-line of 2%
per quarter upon that of fine quality, and more upun the Wiener
wrts. Barley is full 3e, per quarter dearer, and brisk sale at that
ohm, sad having
mmincanvaybetlyoeursrusfuPit.plyGoodcg that
:)atanstrise gis.veryper quarter higher.-...
White Peas are rather dearer. la Gm pepss Buns, and
eater
articles, there is up *MOM