Star.
London, England, 1809-07-26 00:00:00

• NAVAL' trerELLlcEs Nee.

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• YARMOUTH, JULY 24.
Yesterday. afternoon arrived from Heligoland, tht
Mary Ann, THOMAS STANFORD, with sundries; and
the Good Intent, ROARRT TURNER. The Good Ir„
tent parted company yesterday with a packet bourd'
to Harwich, with the Mails and passengers fr.
Heligoland. •
PLYMOUTH AND PLYMOUTH DOCK, JULY v.
This morning all the French prisoners were landed
from the prison ships in Hamoaze, and conducted ts;
Mill Prison, preparatory to their being seat to Dart.
moor.
No s'ailings this day—Ships remai.^.ing in port
CULLODEN and MiLronn, 74 ; PRINCESS CHAFLO-IT,
; NAREISSUS and la RAIN, S 6; TmeriosE, VI;
rEspizoLr., 20; ,ENTWEWANTL, 14 ; CADMUS aril
GOLDFINF.II, 10 ; )IsIIIITING, 4 ; HARLEQUIN ?rrnee.
ship ; GLEANER ketch; ENDEAVOUR brig; Fiasci
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and FAME cutters
Canteht the Orion, Captain GREAYIISI, from Sari,
nam, for London, with sugar aod cotree.--Aruld E.
Sunday evening, a sailor belonging to the Mi..
rliobE, rather inebriated, fell from the roof of a
stage.clach, which was filled with his comrade.
The wlieeli going over his body, cruslled him in a
shocking manner. He was conveyed to the Naval
Hospital at Plymouth, where he died the next day.
Arrived the TistPuose from Portsmouth.

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Letters .cif' the 22d inst. received yesterday from
the Dutch.coast mention, that a serious fracas too'
.place at Rotterdam, on Friday last, in ceasequenca
of the Government compelling about 150 Conscripts
to march "for the army. They were the senior buys
taken Trom the charity. schools. - Being excessively
averse to proceed, they were tied together and drag.
ged Acing by a riumberOf gens d'armes, when the
i.people interfered, and a-general affray took place,
dining which about half of the Conscripts effected
their,escape.
Private. letters from the Continent state, that some
disturbances had taken place at Ladwigsberg, a coun-
:.tiY residence of the King of Wittemberg.
.A new Decree, dated Paris, the 12th inst. has made
its appearance in Holland, by which American pro.
duce is again admitted into Holland, but it cannot
pass from thence into France unless it be accompa.
nied by cert;icates -of crigin. This is nothing more
'than reverting to the system adopted some time ago.
1 Wednesday, the Magistrates of Glasgow, in conse-
' quence of the opinion of his Majesty's Secretary of
State for the HOme Department, officially communi-
cated through the LORD ADVOCATX, gave directions
that billets should be issued to all local militia men,
assembled in that city, for the purpose of training
and exercising, whether the men have places of resi-
dence in the city and suburbs, or not.

i . ELOPEMENT.—Saturday a young Lady, possessed
j of an independent ft rtuue of 010,000, daughter 41
1 an eminent merchant its the city, eloped with her fa-
ther's footman. They set out for Gretna-green in a
postchaise and four, but being missed about two hours
after their departure, they were pursued and over-
taken at an inn at Hultingdon, just as they were
about to proceed on their journey, and the lady was
i brought back. '
On Saturday last, a soldier belonging to the loth
Light Dragoons, a recruit, having offended some of
his comrades, by refusing to spend his bounty-money,
agreeabli to their wishes, at the Broil Barracks near
Chichester, was put into a blanket by them, and
tossed, as a punishment for his contumacy ; but be-
fore the discipline was ended, one of the corners of
the blanket gave way, and the poor fellow fell.vio-
lently to the ground, by which, accident his neck was
Ldislocated, and he immediately expired. Coroner's
Verdict—Accidental Death.
Monday morning as Thomai Hyslop, a labourer
in the West India Docks, was working in the hold of
a ship, one of his legs was jammed between two casks,
and broke. He was taken to the London Hospital,
' where he had been but a .few hours, before his child,
aboOt three yews of age, was brought in, almost burnt
to death, having been left in a room by itself %vilera
there was a fire. -They are both in a very dangerclifs
state.

Sunday evening, as a Lady, was coming along ,
'Blackfriars-road, a well-dressed fellow standing by;
post near Rowland Hill's Chapel, dropped down be?
fore her, and caused her to fall ; 'some of bis aceom.
pltcies assisted hi helping her up ; but when she re.
turned home she found that her pocket was gone, with
a purse, containing Bank-ot-England Notos, amount-
ing; to between JEIO and ASO.
CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE, JULY 24..-IThe man,
Icet to-day has tolerable remaining supplies of Wheat,
mostly granary samples, chiefly second and ordinary::
veil few buyers attend to purchase at the Lite advance,
wa 'tow large expected arrivals after the embargo—in
BArlcy and. Malt little variation,- Peas and Beaus of
each kind,likewise—There ake tolerable supplies of
Oafs; atis sales"thereof nearly at our last currency--i.
Flour • this week at an advance of Ss. per sacs Fine
Americari as our last.

' Ot 11 CZ AL CUZRZItCP Al 0/40t111
Wheal, 70s. R4s. 945„ gt:ans, 565. 62t.
Fins ditto, 98s. 103 x. Tick ditto, 445. Ms.
Rye, 495. 50s. Oats, 245. 28s. 32.. 1
Barley, 365. 455. Od. Pohlad ditto, .7.15. 381. t
Malt, 70,. 7Bs. Potatoe ditto, 40S.
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White Peas (boilers) 942. 104 s. Rape Seed, 441. to 501.
Grey ditto, 46s 522.
Fine Flour, 755. to 802.—Seconds, 701: 755.
FAlls.—Hertford Wool Fair was tolerably well- invaded, ftni
the quantity brought for sale very considerable, Ryland crossed
with Spanish, averaged from 455. to 50s. per state; fine Here-
fordshire, from 843. to 425. and Welch t ss. to 28s. coarse middling
wool bad a very heavy sale, and scarcely fetched last year's
prices, many lots remaining unsold. The beast fii: exhibited 'a
great many fine animals, and cattle of every descriPtion splyi well;
sheep And pigs also met a ready sale at good prices. The boric
market had a very large chew, few fine ones, and & kir went
high. Cheese two-meal sold from 745. to 762. and best 84s. to
88s. per cwt. Hops were a little on the advance, and the prices
uncertain.—Chester Fair on Wednesday exhibited a smaller shew
*of horses than has been witnessed for many years; good ones
were unusually dear, even those of middling shape sold at great
prices • and horned cattle and swine met a *ready rale. Of iridi
linens few were brought to market, and those few fully
tained their prices, owing to the scarcley of Sax.
At the wooll:n fair of Ayr on Monday sennight, the sale was
very brisk, at an advance from a penny to three halfpence a yard:
but we understand that this rise wise not equalto the great advance
that has taken place on the wrxdthieseason.—Owit g to Glasgow
fair being last week, the show of horses was inconsiderable. On
Tuesday, l'ght cavalry horses were eagerly inquired for, and sold
well. Wednesday, the day fixed for the horse fair, the tale was
'very duil, A few teed draught bonasvrlick were is the marker,
brought high prink

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