Star.
London, England, 1809-08-16 00:00:00

YARMOUTH, AUGUST 15.

A:tived from Cuxhaven, the McgiQuiro sloop of
war, PaiNcE OF WALES cutter, PRINcr WILLIAst
armed ship, and three transports, with the remains of
the gallant army of the Duke of BRUNSWICK °ELS.—
The Duke came over in the MosQuiro, and v..as land-
ed to the Northward. A French Colonel and
have been landed from the PRINCE. or WAt:Es cutter,
and the privates, CO in number, put on board the
CONSTANT gun-brig.—Sailcd the MANLY gun-brig to
the Southward.—Remain the Roebuck, Constant,
Mosquito, and Bermuda.—Wind S.W.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-NIONEY.—The Sophia, for
the Dolphin, captured the 6th of May, 1804 ; and
the Ruby, for the raffia del Len, captured the 28th
November, 1804, will .be paid at No. 3, Clifford's
Inn, on the 24th instant, and there recalled.
The brig Vine, MARTIN, of Aberdeen, from Ter-
ceira, in ballast for London, was captured on the 21st
of May, six days after sailing, by two French 84-gun
ship, and-burnt. The crew arrived at Cherbourg.—
A brig belonging to Liverpool was captured the day
following, and sunk.

The Amelia, STAFFORD, from Penzance to Bristol,'
is on shore at Penzance, and bilged.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
CaAVESEII6. AUGUgT 13.--Ar•nved the Juno, Pilfer, frota
New York; ifiliza Ann, Steel, front Philadelphia; Abundance,
Fryer, from Gibraltar ; Maitland, Cousins, front Martinique ;
Arno, Kempton, from Euston ; Adriana, Pollard. and Welheltn,
Cooper, from Charlatan; I tarriot, Black; Paragon, Smith;
Henry, Cleugh; Royalist, Robinson ; homas and Charlotte,
Siticlair ; and William, Watson, front Ll:dann.—Sailed the Non-
pareil, Bruce, for Figuera ; kL,pe, Bartlett, and Orb. Hill, for
Gibraltar.
As.attro—ln the Downs, the Tyne packat, Barber, from
Dublin; Fortune, Wilson ; and Minus, Stitch:art, from Deme-
rara ; RatteU, front New York ; and Ellen, Watson, from
Rio Janeiro. in Staorate.Creek, the Alligator, ----, from Gi-
braltar. At Dover, tiwena, Duncan, from Lisbon; and Manilas,
My,. from New-York. At Portsmouth; the earch, Blomfield,
and Queen, Fryer, from Oporto. At Liverpool, Thomas, Coup.
!and, and Traveller, Fisher, from Dernarara ; Enterprise, Gra-
ham, from New Provident:: ; lierant, Lamont, front Kennebec;
Augusta. Jackson, front Bahia ; the Mary, Bielburg, from Rio Ja-
neiro; Thetis, 'Unison, front Antigua; Alexander Hamilton, --,
from B.iltinrore; City of Limerick, —; Radio, Keen; and
Charles and Muria, from Lisbon; Starlwick, RackweU.
and Hunter, Swin, from New York. At Poole, Hawke, Brian.
tow ; Charlotte, Braddy ; Alpha, Hirman, and Ann, More, from
Newfoundland. At Hull. the Juno, Rackwell, from Faro; and
Propitibus, feont New York. At Leith, the Elizabeth,
--.; front Oporto. At Demerara, the Mercury, ; Tho-
mas, Patter ; and Maren, front Liverpool. At New York,
the Diana, front the Clyde, and Diana, —, from Liver-
pouL At Barbadoes, the Diana, —, and Ceres, Robertson,
from Liverpool; Ciio, Ranier, and Elizabeth, M'lntosh, from
Fayat At Rio Janeiro, Teresa, from Bristol; the Eddystone,
Featherstone, from Hull ; Aurora, Louis, and Thomas, Tolle,
from Liverpool ; flora, Rees, a;:d Zephyr, Runts, from Lyndon.
At St. Vincent's, Rosetta, Search, f/tnt l!ristol. At Cork, Venn..
MNaught, from Honduras. At Swansea, Progress, Allen, from
Surinam. At Honduras, Liberty, lrvie, front- London. At
Cadiz; the John, flag; Gertrude, Coady; Osprey, —; Syrn.;
metry, —; Bessey, Thompson ; and John, Taylor, fruit Lon-
don ; Lord Nelson, Dunn, front Liverpool; Union, Btaswell,from
Yarmouth ; Fanny, Sewell, front Plymouth; Molly, Manus, and
Richmond, Moore, front Portsmouth. At Martinique, the
Chuntess of Bute, —, front Adland.

. BELL Roca.—Monday se'nnight ROBERT HAMIL-
TON, Esq. one of the Commissioners of the Northern
Lighthouses, accompanied by Mr. STEVENSON, the
I:,l;j:nf.:er N., ;he Beard, sailed from Leith in one of
the Comunssioner's vessels ; ard, having inspected
the Isle of May and the Carr Rock, with the view of
erecting a beacon there, landed upon the Bell Rock,
where the light-house is now building. This noble
work is now well advanced, is 25 feet high; and,
as every difficulty has been overcome, there is no
doubt that in two seasons more, it will be completely
finished. It is built upon the principles of the Eddy-
stone, but spreads out more at the base, which is
4:2 feet diameter, and will be 116 feet in height, which
is '23 feet higher th.:n the Eddystone. Mr. Hamilton
afterwards inspected the Work Yard at Arbroath, and
both thene and at-the Rock, found every thing in the
highest order.

A trcmendnus storm came on at Salisbury on
Thursd y evening; the lightning was extremely vivid,
the peals of thunder l ud and awful, and the rain de-
scended in torrenp. About nine o'clock, a flash of
lightning illuminated the whole horizon, and was
followed by a crash of thunder more loud and awful
than any by which it had been preceded. The Mer-
cury stage coach, from London to Exeter, was then
near Woodyat's Jim; a sailor on the roof was struck
dead by the lightning, and at the same instant one of_
tile horses was killed by it. A woman who sat on
the roof, by the side of the sailor, declares, that the
stroke was visible, that she saw the lightning on his
face, and in the eagerness of her first sensations, en-
deavoured to brush it off with ler hand.. The Wo-
man was unhurt, as were the other passengers and
coachman. A- tree in the Clese of Sarum, in the
field adjoining the Bishop's garden, was struck by the
iighttiing, the bark peeled off in a remarkable way,
and scattered to the distance of 70 feet ; and four fat
sheep, at the foot of the tree, were struck dead by the
lightning. We have not yet heard of any other fa-
tal accident.

On the 19th of this month the price of Tickets and
Share's will advance. Those who intend to adventure
in the present State Lottery, will save considerably by
an immediate purchase. The particular numbers be-
:poke at IticimaosoN, Goom..wc, and Co 's ()dices,
Cornhill and Charing Cross, are now ready for deli-
very ; and those who wish for more than one Ticket
of a number should make early application, to pre-
vent disappointment.
A cabbage was cut on Sunday last from the g •
den of Mr. Sills, of Eastling, the heart of which wet •,;•11-
ed 16 lbs. and the leaves which were taken from it,
91- lb.. and the produce left on the stalk from which
it was cut is 17 cabbages, all turned except one.
Keswick 'Wool Fair, on Wednesday seniiight, was
unusually thinly attended, and little or no business
done ; the coarse wool of the mountain sheep appears
to have declined again in price.
Britford fair, near Salisbury, was held on Saturday.
The number of sheep and lambs penned amounted to
`26,000, and but very few remained unsold. The
sellers anticipated a brisk sale, and in this instance
were not disappointed, owing to the very productive
season for turnips in the upland countries. The prices
were full 4s. per head dearer. tlum last year: ewes
fetched from 215. to 355. per head ; wethers from 355.
to 465. per head ; lambs from 15s. to 235. per head.
The preference was still decidedly in favour of the
South-down stock. There were but few good horses,
and those sold at very high prices.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, AUG. 16.—The
Market to-day has a tolerable supply of Wheat ; the
samples mostly second and inferior, fine fetches a
small advance—Barley in short supply, and with
Malt maintain last prices—Beans of each kind like-
wise—Of Oats the supplies are but inconsiderable,
and sales thereof are named rather dearer—Rape- -
Seed also—Sales of Flour on the terms of our last
quotation, with some further arrivals from America.

GENERAL CLARENCE AS UNDER:
Wheat, 765. 88s loos. Beans, 565. 629.
Fin, ditto, 10C3. 1U s. Tick ditto, 455. 51S.

Rye, 465. 52.5. Oats, 254. 265. 30s. 355.
Earley, 365. 445. Poland ditto, 38$. 41$.
Malt, 745. bOs. Potatoe ditto, 425.
Whire Peas (boilers), 80s. 90a. Rape Seed, £4B to 4C51.
Grey ditto, 465. 525.
Fine Flour,
_ 80s. to SZ
CANTIRDUIV
Pr. Wheat 70s Od to 94a Od
What ditto 75. Od to 95s Od
Fine ditto 100 s Od to 00s Od
Rye sGis Od to 60s Od
Barley 38s Od to 46s od
Oats 22s Od to 40s 04,
Beans 40s Od to 54$ Od
Tick s6;tiOd to 60s Od
'Hatt Peas • 48a Olt to 52s od
ditarOot Od•te sCis'Od
Tarss(busb.) Os Od to Os Od
Brown Malt 96s od to Os Qd.

L—Seconds, 755. 80s.
r, AUGUST It.
Amber Malt 97. Od to 'Oa oa
Pale ditto 98s Od to •Os Od
Flue Flour 848 Od to' Oa Od
SecoLd ditto 76s 04 to Os I'd
Thirddlato 6tls Od to 71a OA
Routh Meal 5116 ed to Os od
Hops (bags) 31 12s to 41 tis
Duo(pockets) sl Os to 41 I 1
Hay (tout); tll .as to as ,flo
Sldttfoid 41 151 to 51 5o
glover 4I Os to 'LI 10d
,rap 1:1 IN to 01 (S

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