Star.
London, England, 1809-12-15 00:00:00

RAMSGATE, DEC. 11.

Arrived the KING GEORGE cutter, having lost an
anchor and cable, fore-mast, and bowsprit.

YARMOU IR, DECEMBER 14.
Arrived this mornning from the Downs, his Ma-
jesty's frigate DE.SIREE and PIPTIBE cutter.--Sailed I.r
Flushing, the Woo'n.vich store-ship ; for the Texel, the
Brevdageren ; arid on a cruine, the PiNCIIER gun-
brig.—Remain in the Roads, the Roebtick flag-
ship, Edgar, Bellerophon, Saturn; Alexandria, and
Nymphal, frigates; Dligence, Onyx, and Curlew,
sloops ; and Vixen, Censor, Chanticleer, Drake, and
Hearty gun-brigs.
The Wilhelmina, HARM BOMAR MAR, for London,
with timber, having lost her anchor and cable in the
late gale, is put into this port. The Charles And Leo-
nidas, which came on this beach in the late gale, are
likely to be got off without much damage* and the
greatest part of their cargoes sared. A ship, name
unknown, is now come in, dismasted, brought in by
a fishing vessel.—Wind S. W.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Gil AVIS ND, Dec. 14.--Arrive! the Barbara, Ewan, fro n
Mogadore.—Ssilcd the Roebuck, Wallace, for Sierra Leone, and
bleach Trader, Smith, for Guernsey.

movements of the Commander-in-Chief, and continue
to give an unfavourable report of the health of the
troops, stating that the hospitals still continue full.
There are other letters in town, but we have not
We have with extreme regret to announce the death
seen them, which, it is said, announce that the Bri-
of Captain MAIIONY, of the 14th Light
fish troops under Lord WELLINGTON have retreated
Dragoons,
from Badajos upon Portugal. (Brigade Major on the Cavalry Staff,) who fell a
Since the late change in the Government at Seville martyr to the epidemical fever, on or about the 18th
ultimo. He was to be buried with military honours,
by the introduction of the Archbishop of TOLEDO to
power, there has been more decision and activity
attended by Officers of his Regiment, by whom, as
in the conduct of S anish affairs. Not on has
well as every one who knew him, he was universally
p ly
beloved, and his loss sincerely lamented.
the plate of the church been applied to raise funds About one o'clock, this morning, it blew a tre-
for the public defence, but also what is called the mendous storm from the South-east, accompanied
Renta de los Canonigos (the Rental of the Canons); with a torrent of rain. We fear it has dune much
and forced loans have been exacted from those damage on the coast.
Saturday morning early, the letter-bags, with the
opulent persons who have preferred the gratifi-
letters, from Dunstable, Luton, and Leighton Buz-
cation of their avarice to the independence and zatd, in Bedfordshire, were lost by the guard between
safety of the Empire. From the rapacity of the Islington and the Post-Office.
French invaders, almost all the beasts of burthen, It now appears that CAROLINE Wmeox, whose case
excited so much commisseration when examined at
Bow-street, respecting the robbery of her bundle, is
whether horses or mules, had been seized by the
enemy ; but no inconsiderable number have grown an artful impostor. According to the account given
into strength since the country had been exposed to by Captain DOLLING, late of the Beagle, (not CaPtain
such depredators. All these have been collected for 1 Nrwcomnr, now of that ship, as she asserted) a per-
the use of the Snanish armies, and such as were yet son answering her description came on board the
and lived for about six weeks with a seaman of the Beagle, at Sheerness, the latter end of September,
preserved, to in Julge the idleness, or minister to the
luxury and ostentation of the owners, have been de-
name of MAGNLS HENDERSON. She was put on shore
livered to public officers appinted to receive them, at Deal, when the ship was ordered to sea, and MIC•
under severe penalties en those who should neglect NUS HENDERSON then gave her, as he thinks, abeut
five pounds.
to produce them foT the public service.
CORM MARKET, MARK-LARTE,DEC.IS.4—Tbere some tolerable
In addition to these measures, it has been ordered, remaininsgcir
are nt
hurleyitieso mach
Wheat
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to-day,attm
so ewb
but
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and t ''' expected
that an army of reserve of 250,000 men be formed; arrivals,
M ale
Malt each fully support their Prices— Wb!te Pcas at little
and, report says, that such is the general enthusiasm fluctuation—but few New Tick Beans, 401. to 455. per quarter
of the people of Spain, that it will not be necessary
Old 25 under—there are also tolerable supplies of Oats, sales
thereof are quoted at little variation—Flour remains at Wu
. have recourse to conscriptions, and not to recruit- prices. •
Sing, or even to invitation, to accumulate such a force. GENERAL CURP.ENCY AS TINDER
Wheat, 75.. 88s. 100 s. Beans, (old) 603. 665.
We are concerned, however, to be obliged to add, ‘ Fine ditto, 1041 108 s.
that we understand dispatches.were this day received i RBlrTeys°.; "Ili" od.
kit Spain, confirming the statement given in the Malt, acht. Ws.
*ILA of Wednesday of a desperate action having been While Peal ilkiliat egu7r6sics.'
t-

Beans, (old) 60s. 664.
Tick ditto, (old) 50s. 551.
• Oats, 255. 30s. 334. I
Poland ditto, 365. 991.0 d.
Potatoe ditto, 40s. Os. OE,
86s. Rape Seed, 461.521,
Vs. 955. Seconds Us, Pos.