Star.
London, England, 1809-01-18 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S UST.

Gst.tvzszsin, JAN. 17.—Passed by the Bear, Bryan, from St.
Croix ; Oporto packet, Ethers, from Teneriffe ; Catharine, Ferns,
from Malta; Diligence, Sarner, from Halifax; Cato, Boni*,
from Cork ; Baring, Brown, from Waterford ; Diana, Mitchell,
from Madeira ; Mdry, Brown, from Dublin; Vestal, Barber, front
Gottenburgb ; Lady Howe, —; Capon, Lee; and the Mary
and Jane, Atkinson, from Cork.—Sailed the Perseverance, Twes.
dale, for India; Harriot, Mundy, for Oporto; and the Brockbout,
Jenard, for Cadiz.

The following vessels of the fleet from the Lee.
ward Islands, under convoy of the GALATEA, are yet
unaccounted for, viz :
Atlas, Hill; Flora, Hardy ; and the David, Lambert, front
Demerara—Berblce Packet, Wilier, from Satire; Douro, Ste-
pile; s n, fr: m Surinam; Hercules, Duncan, from St. Lucie; Two
Sisters, Ingate' from Grenada, for London; Indiana, Wallace.
from Grenada, for the Clyde ; Lord Cellingwood, Martin, from
ISt. Lurie; DiMthall, Allen, from Tortola; Falmouth, Cat enough;
and the Three Brothers, Mason, from St. Croix, for Liverpool.
The Leonidas, Blackstone, from Prince Edward's Island for Lon-
don, parted from the Galatea on the 4th inst. in let. 46, 49. long.
15. 28.
The Flom I.ardner, bound to Gibraltar, put into Penzance on
Sattirday ktuat leaky; she patted from the fleet, which sailed from
Falmouth pit the 2d instant, on the Mb, in a gale. The day be.
fore, the Utah, Millet, bound to Malta, had a signal of distress
flying.
The Razor Grinder, from London, for Portsmouth, Is
on shore near Poole.

The Hero, Bellman, from Prince Edward's Island, has been
captured by a French privateer, and abandoned, and since arri.
ved at Dartmouth.
The American ship Farwell, -- for London; Caledonia,
Anthers and Eliza, --; and the America, —, all
from Martinique, have been detained by the Au aranthe and Es,
prroir, and carried into Dominica.
The Orion, Btuce, from Stockholm, far Newcastle, is on shore
near Frazerburgb.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
The Ranger, for the Paten and Ceres, April 1799; and the
Ranger and Courier, for the Vreede, taks May 2, 1799, will
be paid at No. 22; rundel-street, on the 26th Inst. and there re.
called, for three years.
The Brilliant, for the Montreal, captured December 10,1307,
will be paid on board, on Saturday, and recalled at No. 18, Cle-
ment's Inn; on Tuesdays and Fridays, for three months.
The Censor and Snipe, for the Anna Sophia, captured April
13, 1806, will be paid on board, on their arrival in Yarmouth
Roads; and recalled at Mr.Rieharda's, Yarmouth, on Mondays,
and Thursdays, for three months,

Yesterday, about two o'clock, his Excellency the
Spanish Ambassador, Admiral APODACA, was pre-
sented to her MAJESTY, at the Queen's Palace, by the
Earl of MORTON, her Majesty's Chamberlain, and con-,
ducted by Sir STEPHEN COTTEREL, the Master of the
Ceremonies, upon his being appointed Envoy Extra-
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from Spain.— An order, it is said, has been received at Deal, for
His Excellency had an audience of her MAae.sre, several of the line of battle ships now in the Dower,
was most graciously received. under the command of Sir R. STRACHAN to be im-
andHis Excellency the Chevalier de BRINCEMANN, the
m ediately victnalled,
Swedish Ambassador, was introduced to her MAJE.StY Spin.
in a similar manner, and had the like reception. The jnnetien of the Atlantic Ocean and the Medi.
~.. terranean Sea, by a cOmmunication between the rivers
Yesterday the Prince of WALES and the Duke of Fonne,.a measure which ,has so long
~._. Saone and been
CLARENcE visited their MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSN,- in contemplation by the French nation, has lately been
Yesterday the Princesses AUGUSTA and SOPHIA ho- resumed with vigour.
floured Lady. CHARLOTTE FINCH with a visit. Saturday last, a Court-Martial was held on board
. Mr. SALT, Lord Ve.LENTIA's Secretary, left town the SAL'V'ADOR' DeL MUNDO, in Hamoaze, for the trial
yesterday on his embassy to Abyssinia.
.4.....-
Gallant conquest of BONAPARTE !—When bIrJOIMI cLma, on charges preferred against him by Captalnf..
Moons countermarched his troops, in consequence of QuAsn, commander of the saki sloop, for neglect of
the advices received from Marquis ROMANA, the duty and disobedience of orders ; when the Court ad-
Ladies attending the army were cut off by a detach:- judging-the charges to be partly proved, Mr. Proctor
ment of the French. On former occasions of a simi- was sentenced to be admonished, and placed at the
far nature, the women have always been restored ; bottom of the list of surgeons-
but Restoration is not the sect of the Great Emperor. A pugilistic encounter took place, on Hensley-
•i a
The Red Book for the present year states, that common, near Shaftesbury, on Monday, for 50 gui-
-41 JOHN WHITELOCKE, Esquire," holds the office of neas, between Wood, coachman to Captain HARDY,)-
" Inspector-General of the Recruiting Service."— and one Ellis, from Kin slang ; when, after an
This surely must either be an error of the Press, or stinate contest for. 40 minutes, victory terminated in
this " JOHN WHITELOCKE, Esquire," cannot be the favour of the former.
.ave o Lieutenant-General JOHNWHITELocEE, who held the CORN MARKET, MARE-LANE, JAN. 18.--The re•
"icula situation here conferred before he was cashiered by the maining supplies of Wheat. today are large, but in
regi sentence of a Court Martial, and which sentence de- 'consequence of the vessels not being able to unload,
dared him to be unfit and unworthy to serve his Ma- the Thames navigation being nearly stopt, scarce any
,ys jesty in any military c.apacity whatever. sales are effected of articles in general. Barley in
CITY BUSINESS.—Y everday a Court of Aldermen large supply. Beans of the two kinds plentiful. The
t,
"! was held at Gutldhall, at which the price of the Quar- supplies of Oats are considerable ; but in this trade,
tern Loaf was fixed at 144 d for licensing as well as others, the prices are considered nominal.
Victuallers on the Sd of March were ordered to.be
• Floor in full supply at our last quotation.
issued.—Appeals. from sundry persons elected into
assutlL4S. cURRENCY AS UNDER:
A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon at Ward Offices were heard and determined.—Several Wlsele,llll4. 788. 90s. Beans (old) as. 745. 04.
the Foreign Office; which sat near five hours ; ten of persons were sworn as Stock-brokers ; and several Pisa eatta,ll4s. 974. Tick ditto (old) 645. 70s. ed.
the Cabinet Ministers were present. •tradesmens' bills were ordered to be paid. Rye, Us. SM. • Oats, 565. 985.445.
A vessel,has arrived at Dartmouth from Baltimore, Last week we inserted in.our paper, the death of Barley, 445. SOL Odt Poland ditto, 445. 4Ss. Od.
on which left that port the 3d ult. She brings a cargo Malt 785.854. Pewee ditto to 468.0 d.
i Mr. ItARLOW, M.P. for Pembroke, which we copied Nintitopeas °m is), lutists nape geed, 501. tg 441,
of tobacco to a very lucrative market ; but no 1
po I:1 from a Morning Paper.—Mr. BARLow is still alive, Grey ate. 545. 591.
tical intelligence whatever, I though labouring under a 'rime ililliegi. Fine Floor SOS. to flss.=—Seconds 755. t 9 SOU
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