Star.
London, England, 1814-12-12 00:00:00

DEAL, DECEMBER 11.

The ship on the Goodwin is the Hope cf Pirrone.,
laden with stores—she is now bilged and full of water
—craw saved by one of our boati-. Arrived Lis I.la.
jesty's ship PENELOPE, fioin Halifax, with SOO Anse.
rican prisoners, and s...veral passenzers—sailed 22d
November, with the Lott;i: frigate, and ten 511 ot
merchtunraen, and patted with them oil. Cape
Sailed the Dedalus and Duncombe transports, to!
Portsmouth.—Wind W.

CORK, DECEMBER 6.
Sailed his Majesty's ships Bitocuus and VALIANT,
with a fleet for the Brazils.

The transport which sailed from Cork in June last,
and which was supposed to have been unfortunately
lost in her passage to Quebec, with 487 soldiers, and
t.'-k8 women and children im board, has at length been
heard of. The CROCODILE frigate, on approaching
the desolate island of Anticosta, observed a part of
the crew of the transport on shore, upon which she
had been wrecked ; and succeeded in bringing away
the whole of the survivors, who had been on the island
37 days. The number of persons who sailed from
Cork In the transport was above one thousand, inchw
ding the crew.
The DAPHNE, Captain Gagatic, is about to take
out a considerable sum in specie, and several Gentle.
men of the Commissariat department, to Lisbon.—
The DA.PHNE will be accompanied by the CALYPSO,
Captain Rain, which ship afterwards will proceed
to join Rear Admiral FUMING at Gibraltar :
When the DAPHNE returns, she will resume her former
station at Leith.

The damages against Sir HARRY MUMMY, on
Saturday last, are the highest given in any criVhcon.
cause upon record; the late Lord Gnosysstoa re.
covered of the then Duke of CUMBERLAND £lO,OOO,
and the same sum was given against the Marquis 0(
HEADFORT.

Sir HARRY MILDMAY and Lady ROSIBERRY, 00
their landing at Dieppe. immediately proceeded to
Rouen, where they made, some stay, and have now a
house in the vicinity of Paris.
The following paragraph is copied from "Tire Ge.
rerver" of yesterday :—"" FACILITY OF PRINTING.
The reader of to-day's Observer will perceive Eighi
Column: of an interesting Report of a Trial, which
was not over in the Sheriff's Court until eight o'clock
last night; after which hour it was transcribed trout
our Reporter's short-hand note books, composed,
printed, and delivered to most of our Subscribers at
their usual breakfast hour."

SMITHFIELD MARKET, DECEMBER 12
Beef • ils Od to 64 ed Veal 74 Od to t s 0.1
Mutton n Sisl Od to 6s 4d Park 6s Od tO 7s od
Beasts 3220-Sheep and Lambs 15,240-Calves iOO-Pip VI
HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD.
Meadow Hay 41 to SI Os I Clover SI Os to 61 lea
Straw 11 101 to 11 16s
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, DEC. 11
In addition to a large quantity of Wheat left over from Int
week, we had a good supply from Essex, and having bet tea
buyers, the trade was very heavy, at a reduction of 4s. per quar-
ter upon the Shiest quality, and the ordinary sorts are Intra 4
unsaleable. Barley is Ss. per quarter cheaper, and dull taw at
that decline, although the quantity here to-day was but .nall is
consequence of the boisterous weather. Beaus are Is. per Sa:
ter lower, and White are 2s. per quarter cheaper, baying a I. -,:
supply from Kent and Essex. Oats are from is. to 2s. per ~' -:•
ter cheaper. In other articles there is no alteration.
PRICES OF ()RAIN, AT MARK-LANE. DEC. 5.
Wheat, Kent and Essex, 765. Grey Peas, 445. 475.
per qr.-New 4Cs. 645. 665. Small Beans, 40$. 445.
Ditto, Suffolk, 401.665. 625. Tick Ditto, 38s. 421.
Ditto New, 40a. 68s. Oats, Potato', 28s. sot.
Ditto, Norfolk, 50s. 645. Ditto, Poland, 241. 235.
Rye, 365. Slls. Oats, Feed, 19s. 255.
Barley, 265. 110s.--New 32.402 Malt, 665. 765.
White Peas, 465. 50a. boilers Fleur, tOs 655. per Sack.
545. 58s. Rapeseed, 228. 230. per let:.
1014.
Barley, SOS. 331.
Oats, Feed, 20s. 265.
Ditto, Brew, 265. 30s.
White Peas, 469.505.
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Foal

Wheat, Dantzlc, 665. 745.
Ditto, Baltic Red, 511.615.
Ditto, liansbre or Bremen,
455. 535.

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