Star.
London, England, 1809-03-07 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVRSEND, MARCH 6.—Sailed the Prince, Shaw, for Hayti
and the Margaret, Ford, for Gibraltar.
A in ig, supposed to be the Concord, Evans, of Sunderland,has
been captured in the Downs by a lugger.
'1 he Reliance, Wylie, from Quebec, for London, was deserted
by the crew, ou the Banks of Newfoundland.
The Friend4hip t ran sport, Lawson, was captured near Boulogne,
on the 17th of November last, by three French lugg.•rs.
A passenger in the ship New Guide, captured and carried into
Calais, writes from thence, under the date of the 18th of January,
that within six days seven other prizes, all very richly laden, had
been carried in there; and on the evening of the 12th, a vessel
of 490 tons from Jamaica.

The Kate and Ann,
tured and carried into France.
The Crescent, Agnew, from London, arrived at the Brazils on
the `..!H•th of December ; she parted from the Sect under convoy
of the Mutiny, from Portsmouth, the day before.
Extract of a letter front Captain Boyes, of the Harmony, dated
Carlcrona, January 29, 1809:—" There are now al:out 60 sail
in-this port, bound to England. On she 14th I arrived here, in
company with about 14 sail ; on the 16th, 17th, and 18th, about
20 sail more arrived."
The lion Accord, from Picton, has put into Searbro% in
distress.
The Atiel, —, from Curacoa, for London, has been cap-
tured off Portland. and carried into Cherbourg.
The Maccic,field, —, from London to Surinam, being
leaky and having lost her rudder, w.ts altandoned by the crew,
A 'lth ult. hi lat. 53. long. H. 20. Crew arrived at Limerick in
the Friendship, of Greenock.
AaKtven—ln the Downs, the St. Patrick, MlGibbon, from
Belfast. At Liverpool, the Maria, Elliott, front Gottenburgh.
At Dublin, the Adonis, Johnson; and Concord, Johnson, from
Gottenburgh; Priscilla, and Admiral Nelson, Jule, from
London. At the Brazils, the Gratitude, —; Sohn, Crabtree;
and Dart, from London ; and the Swift, Da.del, from Li-
verpool. At Cowes, the Elizabeth, Stewart, from Newfound-
land, bound to Liverpool. At Aberdeen, the Mt, Cummings,
front Piston. Off the Start, the Venerable, Draltv,rell, from the
Brazils. At Dundalk, the Elizabeth, Freeze, front Gottenburgh.

~ from Oporto, for Hull, is cap-

The 2d Battalion of the 33th Regiment, marched
into Chichester Barracks on Tuesday last, from An-
dover.

Thurday, a party of the gallant 28th Regiment of
Foot, lately arrived from Spain, marched into South-
ampton, on their route to join their regiment sta-
tioned at Colchester.

INIVERsma INTELLICEATE.

Ontroan,'Maatn 4. Wednesday last, the following Gentle
men were admitted, to the Degree of Masters of Arts :
James William Farrcr and Oliver Farrer, Esqrs. of Brasenes:
College, Grand Compounders.
Rev. John Whittington, of Queen's College.
Mr. Henry Sinedley, of Christ Church.
Rev. Samuel Davies, of Wadham College.
Thursday last Mr. Richardson, commoner of Jesus College,
this university, was elected scholar of that society.
The Rev. Richard Budd, B. D. and Fellow of Corpus Ch-:. i
College, in this university, has been presented by that soci,ti• t,,
*e rectory of Rean Lianyborne, Cornwall, void by tlw death of
the Rev. John Whitaker, B.D.
The Rev. Benjamin Pope, M. A. Chaplain of Christ Church,
in this University, is instituted by the Dean and Chapter of that
Society to the living of eavenhans, in this county and diocese,
void by the resignation of the Rev. Lord Aston.
Rev. J. Gilbert, M. A. of Emanuel College, Cambridge, to the
vicarage of Ilkeishall St. Andrew, Suffolk. Patron, john Cooper,

Esq.
Rev. Thomas hop, B.D. to the vicarage of Freshingfield
Suffolk, with the rectory of Witherslade. Patrons, Ma,ter>,
Fellows, and Scholars of Emanuel College, Cambridge.
Rev. lames Williams, M.A. rector of Wiveton, Norfolk, and
curate of Pouishot, Wilts; has been appointed chaplain to the
High Sheriff of Wiltshire.

Yesterday morning the remains of Lord FALKL txn
were removed from -Devonshire-place, for interment
in North Audley-street Chapel.
The extract given from The Bristol Gazette, respec-
ting a duel between a Mr. S. and Mr. P. is too true.
Mr. PRIEST, or PRusT, is dead, and the Coroner's
Jury gave a- verdict of Wilful Murder against Mr.
SAIITH and the seconds. The deceased *as in good
business as a mercer. Mr. SMITE is an attorney.

The licence granted to the Drury-lane performers
by the LORD CHAMBERLAIN, has been made out in
the name of Mr. THOMAS SHERIDAN. The committee
.of-performers make not the slightest objection, but
they require that the receipts should be lodged with
a banker, and that they should have some controul
over their application. _

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I. A pedestrian, of the name of Howe, started at
Hyde Park-corner yesterday, to go to Exeter and re.
turn to LOndon in six days. The distance cut and in
is 346 miles. He is allowed to make the best of his
way ; and bettings is 2tol on time. The match is
for two hundred guineas, and the pedestrian goes half
the stake.

During the conflagration at Christ's Church Col.
kge, Oxford, another fire broke out' at Lee F; r.n
(Mr. HonoKlN's), in the same county. It burst out
in a hen-roost, in a spaciousfarm-yard, and commu-
nicated to the stables, over which a man and a boy
were sleeping, and whq were burnt. -Above 20
head of cattle were destroyed, together with several
ricks of corn and hay, but the dwelling-house was
preserved. Neither Mr. H. nor his family were at
ho lie at the time of the fire. The premises were very
sl:ghtly insured.
Last Saturday, at twelve o'clock, a chimney tock,
fire at Lord CIiArtLtVILLE'S house in Grosvenor-
square, which burnt furiously for some time, but was
fortunately got under without committing any farther
injury. The same day the Nag's Head public-house
caught fire, but was soon got under without much
damage.
A melancholy circumstance lately occurred at Kil-
kenny, in Ireland.—Major CHAULES LLOYD of the
66th, was, with a division of his Regiment, on
march from Dublin to Cork previous to emharl;ation.
After dining with his brother officers, and the officers
of the Cavan Militia, he left the.mess before the rest
of the party broke up, being anxious to return early
to Mrs. C. LLOYD,' whom he had left alone at the inn,
but who in vain looked for his return : for, dreadful
to relate, the night being very dark, and a bridge
which he had to pass being much flooded, it is con-
jectu,-ed that he either missed his path across the bridge
and got into the main current, or that he had sunk
through a hole that . has been discovered in the
bridge since the waters subsided. The most diligent
searchfor several days was made for the Andy without
success, but on the 2ad nit. it was found by accident,
in the river, about a mile below the town ; it had not
received any injury except from being immersed so
long (eighteen days) in the water.—Makw Li.orn was
the eldest son of THOMAS LLOYD, Esq. of Winchelsea,
in Sussex, and was very recently married to Miss EmNtA
HALE, daughter of the late General HALE.