Star.
London, England, 1809-08-02 00:00:00

SCARBOROUGH, JULY 3t.

Arrived an English cutter from Gottenburgh, which landed a
mail about six o'clock this morning.—Wind S.W.
PLYMOUTH-DOCK, JULY 31.

Last night a small French privateer was seen off Berry Head.
The 'Wcizle and Fancy have returned into port.
Extract of a letter from an Officer on board the
MEDUSA, dated

" Off the Loire, July 14.
We are destined, I understand, for a long cruize
on this station, and I trust it will be a successful enc.
At present we are blockading two frigates and a brig,
which appear to be perfectly ready for sea, and ,
waiting a favourable opportunity to slip out ;—from
the information we have received. they are conjectured
he sa to be destined for the Isle of France, being all three
:ys
- i deeply laden with provisions, stores, and ruerchandize.
" Though our Lord Jesus CHRIST sprang from We yesterday took a schooner, named l'Eugene, from
tie blood of DAVID, he sought no worldly empire; Nootz, bound to L'Orient, laden with prepared Naval
oa the contrary, he required that in concerns of this oak timber and stores : we have sent hor for Ply-
His
life men should obey C great object was, mouth, and by her you will receive this letter.
ZSAIL.
"Should the enemy's vessels venture out, you may
:Ile deliverance mid salvation of souls. We the in-
depend on hearing a good account of them, and I
heritors of C.V.SAR*B owes, are firmly resolved to trust, have the additional pleasure of seeing them safe
:nal:lain the independence of our throne, and the in- . moored in Hamoaze."
violability of our rights. We shall persevere in the Sir WILLIAM CURTIS has proceeded with the Ex-
pedition in his yaeht, under the direction of the Ad-
great work of the restoration of the worship of GOD:
we shall communicate to its Ministers that respect's-
(m' of the fleet, who has ordered a Lieutenant and
twenty men to be put on board.
bility which we alone can give them : we shall listen
i Coin MARKET, MAXK•LANE, AV OUST 2,—To-day's supply
to their voice in all that concerns spiritual matters and ' of Wheat is inconsiderable, and sales of prime samples fetch a
aairs Of conscience."--“ We shall not be drawn elide small Increase in price—Barley likewise, and in very short supply
ff
• . —Malt and Peas at little variation—Beans of the two kinds main-
&lll the great end which we strive to attain, and in tan last.prices—Of Oats there are general foreign arrival., and
which we have hitherto socceeded in part—the recto- Wilting the supplies from the north country—this trade may be
expected cheaper—Flour this week ss. per sack dearer; and fine
ration of tho altars of our divine worship; nor suffer Anteritan 50s. to 545. per barrel.
ourselves to be persuaded, that these principles, as GENZR I 1 wheat, 753.905. 100 AL CUIaiNCY Al LINDER I
s.
TOBactaksn ditto,
2512.
8:i. 543::"5,(6).5.
Creeks, English, Protestants, and Calvinists affirm, Fine ditto, 1051.1055.
a ; Rye, 465. 525.
are inconsistent with the independence of Thrones and
inlet, 301.4 ft. earl. Poland ditto, 365. 395.
Nations. GOD has enlightened us enough to remove Malt, 725. 80s. Potatee ditto, 40s.
v.:ch errors far from us. Our su i White Peas (boilers) 902.1005. Rape Seed, 481. w 521.
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,t•ch feu,' entertain o 4--n ek.00_..., *moth Ms.
I . Fine kleur,llol. to 1.7.1.--secellis, 755, VOL