Star.
London, England, 1813-02-15 00:00:00

Pititioitii (3P WALk.
Since the pbblientieti nF tl* letter of her Royal
aghtitsi, Ministers haft had fliitient ihietings, grid
these have been alto attentieti by 611 La* Officers of
the Cron n, Mr. Amur, and dtte+ kial characters of
emintince. The fikst meeting took place at Fife-
ilouse, Whitehall, the residence of tilt Earl of Ls-
VERPOOL, on Thin-Way night, at half-past :en o'clock,
and contintied in deliberation till one. They met
again On Friday morning, at eleven o'clock, and con-
tinued together for about two hotirc The result wash
that a communication was made to the Earl of CHOL-
MONOELIY, to know where Mrs. tans was to be found.
She not being in London, an eepress was sent to her
in the country, to request her attendance in London.
They met again at the Earl of LIVERPOOL'S house=
Satutday, at eleven o'clock, and separated at half pail
one ; but some of the Ministeis remained fol' a consi-
derable time after in consultation. The Ltitto CHAN-
CELLOR and the Earl of LIVERPOOL communicated to
the PRINCE REGENT from time to time the result of
their deliberations

- MEP4L

TORBAY, FEBRUARY tt.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Psobtrumai, frog
i'ortathouthi botthd to Cape de Verdi with soveri
Ethers, names unknown.b—Wind S. W.
FALMOUTIi, FEBRUARY Is.
Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship Watt." frog
a ertsiie. Nothing arrived or sailed to-day, but chi
Ranger, NORICE, from Lisbon in Bdays. Wind S.S.Vii%
PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY is.
Arrived from off Brest the BOYNE, of 98 gins/
Admiral Sir H. B. NEALE ; MAGNIFICENT, DUNCAN,
and CLARENCE, of 74 guns each. The squadron is in
want of stores, and will be refitted with all dispatch/
as there is little doubt that the French fleet in Breit
air about to start for America. The harbour of Brest
was reconnoitred just before the squadron left, and ,
there were counted five sail of the line quite readi
for sea, five frigates in the same state, a man of war
brig. and a schooner. Arrived also the Humes sloop
of war, to be docked, after her late cruize off the
Western Islands, in company with the Colossus, in
' search of the American squadron ; Fosilounti Sloop
. Yesterday Divine Service was performed at Carl- 'of war, with a large American schooner, her ‘riae:
t,n-House, before the PRINCE REGENT and his house- Sailed the CORNWALL and SAN Josef for tiff Brest.
hold, by the Rev. F. W. &mouse:no, Clerk of the
Closet. The Leomnas, of 38 guns, is tb convoy the trade td
Cork, and waits for that purpose. the SHARP •
Yesterday the Loan CHANCELLOR had an audience
cif the PRINCE REGENT. :%1100CCER takes convoy for Guernsey. The PEasins
Sir WILLIAM SCOTT gave a suMptrintis entertain- sloop of war (new) is commissioned: The Cov-
ment on Saturday last, a his house in Grafton-street,
QUESTADORE, of 74 guns, Lord WM. STUART, and
Berkeley-square, to the PRINCE REGENT, Duke of.i
CUMBERLAND, Earl of LIVERPOOL, Lord CASTLE- the ANDROMACHE, of 38 guns, Captain TOBIN, are 1
REAGII Mr. ARBUTIINOT, Earl Of CHOLMONDELEY, left to watch the Brest Fleet.—Wind W.N.W.
Colonel *MAHON, &c. &c. PORTSMOU fti. FEBRUARY 14.
By the death of the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM, the Yesterday sailed for the Darns, his Majesty': shipie
the Exchequer becomes
to the exonamount of £3s,oooerated of another Tperellers annum! o ' T.,
IDISIARK, of 74 guns, Captain )BAKER; MODESTY;
i "
Marquis CAMDEN is now the only surviving one of the . 36, Captain eRAWPORD ; BRAZEN, 18, Captain STIR:.
old class of Tellers. All the succeeding Tellers are . Lind; and SrY store:ship, Captain ANDERSON'S The
limited to the moderate salary of £2,800 per annum. DENMARK has since returned with the loss of main
The vacant Tellership has, we understand, been con- I and mites trip-masts, which were carried away in a
squall, in consequence of their being so extremely
upon condition of his relinquishing the pension of i
sel,ooo a-year granted him by Parliament in the last rotten ; but no litres were lost, as stated in one of the
Session, and the reversion of anbther £l,OOO a-year, i Portsmouth Papers. We have had a eery heavy gale
which was settled upon him at the death of his mother. ; froM the Southward and Welt*ard the whole day, ,
In consequence of the time being expired, which ! accompanied with incessant rain.—The nnmerotti
was allowed by Act of Parliamect for the English 1
; men of war, transports, and outward-bound convoys.
Militia to serve in Ireland, and the Irish Militia to ,
serve in England, the whole are about to return to i lying at Spithead, are riding apparently in perfiret
their native countries. • The Royal Limerick, North ease. such is the shelter afforded there by the Isle cif
Cork, and King's County regiments have already re- Wight.—No arrival or sailing.
ceived orders to hold themselves in readiness to etn:- Corr VOYS.—The ETIIALION, takes convoy to Spelt.%
bark from Portsmouth for Ccrk.
Portugal, and Gibraltar t the SCEPTRE issues cam,
A variety of Journals from Canadi have Leen re- , . .,. , ,
distractions tO stupi bound to elk Nest Indies.
teived, soma interesting extracts from which are given
in another part of our Paper. Some further adiran: DEAL, FEBRUARY 14.
takes have been obtained by-a small detachment of The Sir Stephen Lushingtea, CHtvelts,fOr Madeira
, (nit troops in Upper Canada ; and these aehietre- and India, came down last night from the River, and
1 ments, though not very extensive, were of a vdy
gallant and creditable description:
We announced last week the arrival of this 0..0-
not the Admiral Wilde a... stated also came down
.„. 1 y ' i 1 from the River the Hope, PitsbutoßAss, lot Chin.;
ours frigate, Captain JAMES Cove't's iCnaweortD, I and the Neptune, VitySzy, for Jamaica. Arrived his ''
at Portsmoilth, from the East Indira, with die-
. Majesty's ships 11 fobesra, trtazest, and Spy, front
patches, andie3oo,ooo on board, in gold bars.--
Portsinouti.—riie o'clock, the wind rather MOPS
She sailed limit Madras on the Bth of September,
for Bengal, to receive an additional sum to the moderate, the shipping appear to ride all well. Th.
treasure then on board ;—and when within a few outviird-boUnd are still detained by contrary Cad.
bouts sail of Palasore Roads, she encountered a.most t KEENOCk, FEBRUARY to.
dreadful gale, which lasted three days—the main. The Countess of Bute, M,‘Ticktt, at Quarantine
Mast went by the board, and it was with the Station,
Holy
Loch, froM Malta. The Ac eve, CAR.
greatest difficulty the wreck could be cleared with- NOCRAN, of this port, from Newfatindland fir Detne-
out injuring the bottom of the ship, for, from the rare, was captured, On the 1 lth November, by an
heavy sea, the ship stasck several times upon American privateer, about 44) miles to the windward
the mast. She lett Diamond Harbour (Calcutta) on
of the bar of Demerara.
the 12th of October, and 'Trincomalee (Ceylon) on
the 'List of that month. Sir SAMUEL Moon has his
Hag flying in the latter harbour, on board the Iccus-
moos, 14, Captain %Yancey. His Excellency was
busily employed in building docks, erecting store-
houses, and Making every other preparation for
the removal of the naval stores from Madras to 'frill-
cemalee, it being his intention to make that part
of Ceylon the general rendezvous for all the ships of
war in India. It Lad been computed; so convenient
were the creeks and inlets in every part of the inner
liarlyatr, that with very little expellee, docks Might
be made for line-of-battle ships : there were four
and five fathoms of water alongside the rocks. The
MALACCA had been hove down, and her copper re-
paired ; the Comma's, Captain OWEN, and Bum.
enacus, Captain Itcysocus were preparing for the
same purpose in Snug Corner Cove. Commissioner
PAGEr had prevailed on the Victualling Contract
tors to remove their provision storei ; so that there
will be few occasions for our ships going .to Madras
in future, the extremely dangerous beach of which
place there is every motive to avoid.
Our Huddersfield Correspondent, under date of the
llth instant, says! " I am extremely happy to inform
you, that every tiling Is peaceable here—we now
enjoy perfect tranquility, and those deluded men who
so lately were engaged in the ever-to-be-lamented
disturbances, now perceive their error, and are daily
abjuring their illegal oaths, and returning to their
allegiance and duty, much to their credit ; and the
example I sincerely hope, will be followed by them
all."—Leds Mercer/.

Saturday, the following was posted at Liovn'at
" The AuILIA frigate, Commodore hay, goes to Cape Coast
Castle, for gold, end will aftewards call at St. amnia 1, to give
convoy to any merchant vessels bound northward. bite will bail '
about the cnd of this month." •
Admiral Sir RICHARD KEAtEi k appointed Cover.'
nor and Commander in Chief at Newfoundland.
Sir THOMAS Tnowtiamoz, sen of the late gallant
Admiral, is appointed Captain of the. ARUM* fril
gate, at Plymouth.
The Fisher, Hurottssom, from Rio Janeiro to tint
Clyde, was captured the 3d of October, off the Wes:
tern Islands, by the Pot American privateer, and cazik
ried into Portland.

•
The Brestois French schooner prirateer, of 14 gdO
and 121. men, was taken the sth instant, by his Ma.
jesty's ship SSIBILLE. .. . °
. .
The MULGRAVF, 74, Captain MALIN(/' has Sent inte
Portsinouth the Prussian brig Ftitz, laden with claret
And brandy, front Rochelle, said to be bound to Lodi
don.—She fell in with her at the back of the Isle ta
, Wight.
Tht Suni.LE schooner, Lieutenant C. Throw*, liai
been lost off St. Bartholomew, when in chace of thi
American privateer Jack's nivourite, and all the
1 crew were unfortunately drowned. t
The SNAP has re-captUred the ROYAL-GIORGI
' laden with oranges, bbtind to London, and brough
her into Portsmouth.
The Dtawercr, Captain Stryroi, on her passao
from Gibraltar, re-captured on the 28th ult. the shi
Quebec, of 12 guns, from London bound to Gibral
tar with a cargo of merchandise. which had Wei
taken by the American privateer Paul Jones, of 11
guns and 110 men, off the rock of Lisbon. The Qu
it gee engaged the privateer two hours, and had sever*
men wounded. The Paul Jones had been some tino
cruising of the reek. The thavrincr Spoke the Sll
rum. 2 on the 4th inst. with a large French privated
of 14 guns and 205 men, which the had taken on hi
I i paisage to Lisbon, with a convoy. On the 7th ind
thebattwas:T captured the French privateer l'Edouari
of eight guilt and 49 men, out of St. Maloes ;—btu
getting under the DERWINT'S bows, she went down
the crew were all saved. This privateer had taken
transport, having part of the 18th dragoons on boars
bound to Lisbon, which she ransomed. The Da
WENT was eighteen days from Gibraltar, leaving the'
the ST. JUAN (Admiral Luzze), SPARTAN, BRIiTOI
MERMAID, and PAPILLON. The COSSACK, Captal
STANEELL, has sailed with a convoy for the West Is
dies. The SrAnTate was on the point of !ailing k
the stme station.

CORNIMARKET, MARK-LANE, FEB. 15.

The continuance of contrary winds bare prevented any fresh
arrivals to-day, of most articles. We have very little fine Wheat
at Mitket, and that quality rather exceeds the quotation ; infe-
rior at last week's priCes and the demand rather brisk. In Barley
and Malt scarcely any tiling doing, and, no alteration In price.-
White and Grey Peas rather dearer ; as likewise good Tick
Beans. There are same farther arrivals of Oats from the Wig-
tern Counties; but in this trade higher prices are obtained than
last week ; though sales are made at little fluctuation in prim--;
Good Tarea obtain better terms; other articles as per currency.
English Wheat 78a. 100 s. 112 s. Petatbe ditto, 485 525.
Fine ditto, 120 s. isos Rape Seed ,flBo, £65 per list.
Foreign do. (Russian) 668.1145. Linseed, 084 1386.
Rye 745. 805. Coriander do. per cwt. 88s. 468.
Barley 545. 701. Caraway, ditto, 84s. 90a.
Malt, 1001. 109 s) Cotner? do. 100 s. 108 s
itto fine Ware, 115 s. White Mustard Seed, 186. 266.
white Peas (boilers) 985. 112%. per buihel.
Grey, ditto, 866. 906. Brown de. 225. its
Reigns, 766. 846. Clover Seed, white, per cwt
Tick ditto /68 80$. 853.14 N.
Oats (feed) 288. 245. Sta. Ditto, red, 951.128 t.
Poland ditto, 40i. 455. `Tares, per beshel, 14s. 245.
Wine Flout Ms. to 110 e. Sofa& )00s. t9loii. pet mkt