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

LONDON.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10.
PRICE OF STOCKS ['HIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCKI
Consols, for money. 67i 68—for February 6111---Omnium I pi,
Exchequer Bills 13s. to its, pre,

Intelligence has been received from General Dovta dated
Tortola, the 16th of January ; he was then on the way to'Valen-
cis upon public business. Weunderstand that the sufferings which
havebeen so generally sustained by our Officers its the North-west
of Spain, have also fallen to the lot of the General in the East. He
had been 6 days and nights suceessively.on horseback, with little
intermission, and that during the heaviest rains. •I he General
represents the ardour of the Spaniards in the south tobe unabated..
At Saragossa the greatest distress was endured; but still the des
termination of the citizens to maintain the glory they had acquir-
ed, *as unihaken. A cousin of PALAFOX, a Countess of
BURILLA, had enrolled herself with Soo females, to assist those
who worked at the batteries, by bringing theta provisions, ?cc.

We are sorry to find by our ttter this day from Penzance, that
two vessels, one front Cork, and the' Other supposed to a West
Indianian, were totally lost on Monday last, at Guldrevie, nrar
St. Wes, in Cornwall, and all the crew perished.
Faxatotrra, Majesty's ships Rtstsrayex
and Swattow.on a crldieet-Yind S.W. •
'Foetid% Y, Eta. B.—lt has blown quite a hurricane the whole of
the day from the S. E.—providentially no vessels were in the bay.
Several of the fishing vessels were out the vrhole of last night, and
experienced very bad weather. One of them working in the bay
this morning carried away her mast and bowsprit—Leeman: un-
manageable, and was seen go down by a number of spectators %eh,"
could render them no assistance ; the whole on board, consisting
of two men and two boys, perished
PLYMOUTH-DOCK, FEB. B.—A violent hurricane, accompanied
by a. heavy rain, commenced about eleven last night, and has
continued without intermission ever since.—The major part of
the Transpcxfs which sailed hence on Saturday and Sunday last,
with the Troops for Portsmouth, have since returred here,
having missed their convoy; several of the corps have been Ir.r.ded,
and sent to that neighbouring barracks.--.-What may whips appear
extraordinary at this season of the year, the late storms have beta
accompanied with very heavy thunder and lightning.—Arrived
his .Majesty's ships BOMBAY ALEXANDRIA, WRITING, and
Sratorrtv, from the Eastward.
PORTSMOUTH, F::13. 9.—Arrived a fleet of transports from
Plymouth, and several outward-bcund vessels from the Downs.
as-Sailed his Majesty's ships BOADICEA and WSLDBOAR to the
Westward.—His Majesty's ship CA STOII is appointed co::voy
the West Indies; and the Suety for Guernsey—Wind S. E.
STA N DCATE Cana, Fta. 8.--Arrived the Juno, BATES, from
Malta, which she left on the 26th of December : the fleet for
England sailed about ten days before. Captain BATES spoke a
brig off Gibraltar, who informed him that they had put into Syn.
cuse, but from the wind Captain BA res had, he supposes they
must have got down and out of the Mediterranean a fortnight
since.
Dent, Fre. IL—Arrived his Majesty's ships Bozo and PAN-
DORA from a cruize, and remain in the Downs with the ships "
per last. Wind S. W.
GRAVESEND, Foe. 9.—PasseJrby the Urgent gut: brig from the
Baltic.
YARRIOUTR, Fre. 9.—Sailed the Ephira sloop of war, and
Sealark schooner. Arrived the Wrangler and Briseis sloops of
war, and remain with the Roebuck, Princess Caroline, Belle-
rophon, Stately, Aboukir, Crocodile, Calipso, Indignant, Egeria,
and Havoc gtm-brig.—The wind S. F blowing a fresh gale, no
communication with ships in the Roads.
• GRIMPiDY, Frs. B.—Arrived his Majesty's ship I'itoM::THEUC
from off Anhalt, which she left on the 11th of J ar,vary, wi:h the
loss of anchors and cables, and has been drifted by the Ica Irvin
shore to shore till the Ist inst.

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Miss TAYLOR, the intimate of Mrs. CLARKE, eramin,...l as a
witness, last night, in the House of Commons, is a very neat
figure, about the height of Mrs. CLARKE, face rather plain, but
fair She was dressed in a black velvet pelisse, black bonnet,
with a net veil; and a cross barred silk handkerchief tied rour.4
her neck. She did not appear in the least discompos.d. Her bro-
ther is married to Mrs. CLARKZ'S sister.
CORN EXCNANOR, MARK•LANE 1:13.10...-This day there is
a middling supply of Wheat—chiefly second and inferior, sales
thereof are dull, and hardly maintain last prigs—B airy in-good
supply, and with-Malt, at little variatinn—but few old Beans
now come to hand—New rather cheaper, and will in future be
in our general quotation—there are considerable fresh arrivals of
Oats, but being much in request, causes this trade to be som.-
what dear'er—Flour remains as per

DIt.D.
On Wednesday morning last, at Grimstborpe Castle, His
Grace the Duke of Ancaster, and of Kesteven, Marquis and
Earl of Lindszy. The Dukedom anti 114,arquisate become ex-
tinct, but the- Evitioaa devolves on General Aluemarle nen",
Member for Stamford.

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