Star.
London, England, 1805-01-07 00:00:00

MARZLANE.

CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 7.
We have tn-day few frefh arrivals of Wheat, but
the fupply is good, from the remaining famples.—
Sales flail remain heavy at prefent prices, and to-day
prices are quoted lower ; but force little of fine old
at more than our corret.cy. Barley fells rather more
brifk, and is is. per cr.uat ter (tzar er—the Malt Trade
continues dull—Peas at Lute variation—Tick Beans
are in good fup;oly, and fupport laft ptices.—We
have not many Oat arrival.—b:ft famples keep up,
ald other qualities are quoted rather lower—The
price of Flour is ss. per flick lower than IA week.
GENERAL CURRENCY AS UIIDER.
Wheat. 775. 904. tool per gr. Grey Peafe 4.51. to 491.
Fine Ditto, toss. toss. od. Beans, cos. skit 6.1.

Rye, yes. 575. od.
3ar1eY,441. 491. od.
!Wait, 745. Bos. od.

Pcafc, 5 4s. Go.. od.

Tick Ditto 47'. 535. el
Oats, 28;.314.335.
Poland ditto, 30. 30.6 d.

Rapr Seed, 481. to 461. per la It

PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Flour 85s. to yo.. aconds gos. to 851. per rack.

DUBLIN, y ..NUART 3.

Ye:lerday mornin7, about the hour of ten, the
workmen employed in taking down the only remain-
irg arch of Ormond-bridge (the principal part of
which having been can ied a .vity by a flood fome time
since) having incantioufly taken not a key-Bone, the
whole lucid( illy gave way, and falling into the lighter
in which they were at work, inflantly funk, and the
men were precipitlt.4 into eternity. As the tide was
three-gitarters flood, it vas not known in the evening
hr.w many unhappy fufferers were on %.oard the
lighter.
Sunday laft a man was brought up to town, under
an efcort of a feinadron of cavalry, and lodged in
prifon at the Cattle. He was Paid to be Mahon, the
rebel, for whole apprehenfion a reward is offered by
Government. It appeared, however, to be a mil-
take, and the man has been iiserated, and fent home.

Carroll, the mail robber, who was hanged on Sa-
turday, was a man of uncommon arength and intre-
pidity. He died with amazing fortitude, and we are
informed Le declared his innocence to the 'aft mo-
ment of his life.

It reported that Lord Fleaanv:av is no longer
Secretary fcr Foreign Affairs ; and that Lord Mut.•
caave is at the head of that Department.
The Gazette of Saturday contains a Proclamation
for a General Fail in England and Ireland onWed-
nefday, the zoth of February; and in Scotland, on
Thurfday the a id of February next.

Vifcount MiLVILLE entertained the CrIANCFLLOR
of the EXCHIIO,SIR, and a large party, yaerday at
Wimbledon. His Lordthip came to town this morn-
ing, for the purpofe of attendi,ig the Cabinet.
Yeflerday Nfeffengers were difpatched to the feve-
ral Members of the Cabinet out of town, defiling
their attendance at a Council to he held this day at
one o'clock, at the Foleign Offi,e, in Downing-
dr, et.

In Sir G. P. Tuawvt's feerctaire were found by
the executors, 16,700 guineas.
The Duellers of DEVONSHIRE had a grand Supper
Party at her houfe in Piccadilly, on Saturday even-
ing, among whom were the following—

The Marquis of Lorne, immediately after his arrival in town
from Scotland, the Countefs of Belbotough, Vircountefs Mel-
bourne and Mak Lamb, Lady C. Ponfonby, Lord and Lady
Morpeth, Lord Cowper, Laid °Gillian, Mr. G. Lamb, Mr.
Macdonald, Mr. Ward, Mr. Drummond, Mr. F. Fofter.

Hyde Park yeaerday exhibited but a thin difplay
of pedcarian promenathrs, and there were prefent
hat few pedcltrians of note. The cavalcade of car-
riages from two until three formed the moil (biking
feature in the day's exhibition. The Duchefs of
DfiV.)PISHIRE'S coach, and the Marchinnefs of Wet.-
LESLEY'S landau were the mull confpicuous equi-
pages fur neatnefs and elegance. The ground was
very damp, but the horizon was clear and fez ene.

The Dircaors of the Eaa India Company have
puTchafed Hertford Cattle, to be converted into a
college for the education of the civil fervant4 of the
company.

On Friday, the Commiffioners of Hackney Coaches
fufpended the licences of eleven hackney coach owners
(in cenfequenee of information being given them by
their Infpeetors), for working their coaches without
being in complete repair fur the accommodation of the
public, and for working !tortes insufficient for the fer•
vice. Thefe fufpenflints are to continue ur.til fuch
time as the owners can declare, upon oath, that their
coaches are every way completely replied, and their
hones replaced.

KNIpHTS OF vita GAILTFR.—The Moll Noble OF-
dcr of the Garter is about to be increafed by an in-
troduClion of four new Knights.. At the original in.
nitution in 1350, the number, (with the Sovereign)
exciufive of the King's tons, was limited to twenty
fix. Including our own Princes of the Blood, and
the four Foreign Prioces who have been honoured
with the infignia, it amounts to thirty-three. But we
underhand that the Pr ince of Orange, the Duke of
Btornfwick, the Prince of Heife C,a6l, and the Prince
of Saxe Gotha, are to be doffed in future as Mem-
bers of the Order exeltifively (with their Royal Re-
latives, the King's forts) to enable his Majefty to
augment the lift without any material violation of
the. original Charter. The late Duke of Rosburgh's
infignia not having been given away, the King will
thus have
.five Blue Ribbon& to difpofe of ; three of
which, we underhand, are already promifed to the
Marquis of ABIRCORN, the Eat' of WINCHELSEA,
and the Earl of CHFSTIRFIDLO. 9

DoEtor THORNTON, author of the Temple of Flora
and Pbilofipity f &easy (a work now publilhing, of
which twenty-three Parts are out, to be concluded in
thirty), has been prefcnted with a Diamond Ring
from Alexander, the prefcnt Emperor of Ruflia.
The letter with this Donation was as follows :

" His Imperial Majelty, the Emperor of Raffia,
" having, with much fatisfaaion, examined into the
" contents of your/pia:did, elaborate, and ufefal Bora-
" nical Work, has direUed me to tranfmit to you
" the Ring herewith fent, as a mark of his Benevo-
" knee, and a proof of his Regard for every thing
s which is of PuLlic Utility." 110VOSSILZOFF.

ArdVT/C it. INTELLIGENG.E.

MAILS THIS .6"A Y.—Wind E. S. E.

♦RR. Dtli. ♦RR. Luc
Dublin 2 3 Hamburgb 0 5
Waterford r 3 1,::bon a o

PLystottru, Jaw. s.—Came in the Spanifh {hip
packet El Infanta del Carlos, of t 6 guns and lzs
men, from the Havannah, bound to Corunna, de-
tained by his ik.bjeßy's Ihip Dias own, of 38 guns ;
the is a very fine (hip, and richly laden with dollars
and merchandize ; of the first article, it is faid that
(he has 120,c00 on board ; the has been thirty-five
days on her paffage, and was flopped on the zsat
ult.—three of her crew were killed by a (hot from
the DIAMOND ; the CatoLiN a, of 18 guns, f. cm the
coaß of Wales, with a fleet under convoy ; the NEP-
TUNE of 98 guns, from the Channel fleet ; the Sat.ra
MARGARITTA, of 38 guns, from a cruise; the PLO.
VER, of 18 guns, from the Wellward, with a fprung
bowfprit ; the Royal Charlotte, of London, Captain
BROWN, from Halifax, laden with naval Rores, for
London ; fhe is larl from St. John's, Newfoundland,
where the has been repaired ; the St. Andrews, Da-
nith (hip, Captain BRINIIL, from Marfeilles, bound to
Tonningen, with brandy, leaky ; the Patienta, cf
and from Frederickßadr, Captain TINDORF, for Top.
Ream, with deals ; and the Pruffian galliot de Jonge
Vrow Tela, Captain H. I. SPARS, from Bourdeaux,
for Embden, with wine.

PORTSMOUTH., JAN.6.--Atz;ved the FOLKSTON lug-
ger, from off Dieppe, after a moll dreadful engage.
ment. Sailed the ARETPILISA frigate, and the MA.
'uric armed Mil% with a convoy for the Downs.—
Wind wefterly.
Irm.:4ourn, JAN. 4.—The Townfend packet ar-
rived here yefterday evening, and nearly at the fame
time the Walfingham packet, both from Lifbon ;
the latter after a paffage of eleven days, and the for-
mer of twenty-two. The packets were firft difco•
vered yefterday nnoo. We anxioufly waited the ap-
proach of the velfels, and the landing of the paffen-
gers, in order to gain fume intelligence refpeCting
Mr. FRERE. We now learn, that he remained be-
hind at Lifbon, at the time of the failing of the tail
packet. Having thus fati,fied you in the moll ma-
terial point, I will now inform you what I have been
able to coiled from the moft intelligent of the par-
fengers : Mr. FOUR!, as you have already fitted, did
aftually quit Madrid on the 14th of NovotOer, in
company with Lord and Lady HOLLAND, and Mr.
LYLLL, the Mellinger. The houfehold
eflablifh-
meat of the HOLLAND family being large, it was
neceffary, for the conveyance of the whole, to em-
ploy three carriages, and alfo a waggon fur the re-
moval of the packages, &e. Their rate of travelling
did not exceed horn fifteen to twenty miles a day,
and the party did not reach Lifbon till the loth of
December. On their arrival at Lifbon, Lord Hot.•
LAND took a houfe for his family, and intends to
occupy it till the fpring. Mr. FIERY has not enjoy-
ed a good Rate of health of late; he has had feveral
flight attacks of the ague, and purpofes flaying at
Lifbon till fine weather arrives, when he may hope
for a more favourable paffage than the prefent (talon
of the year is likely to afford him. The Townfend
failed on the I ath Wt. from Lifbon, with three or
four paffengers on board, among whom was Mr.
LTILL, with difpatches for Government. Seldom
has a Chip been known to experience filch bad wea-
ther, and yet be preferved from foundering. After
the 6rft few days, fhe was expofed to one continual
gale, till her arrival in the Channel. During a
norm of fifteen fucceffive days, the Officers and the
crew had to exert themfelves to the very utmof to
keep the veffel afloat. At length it became neceffary,
provilions growing fhort, to put the crew on &on
allowance.

The Walfingham packet failed on 'the 24th of
December, with a fervant belonging to Lord Ito-
a ERT FITZG rRA LD on board, the bearer of difpatehcs
for Government, which are faid to be important.—
She experienced as bad weather, for its duration, in
the courfe of ber paTage, as the Townfend. When
within a few days fail of the Lizard, fhe was chafed
for a conliderable time by R French privateer, but
happily efcaped tinder cover of the night. Had it
not been for this circumflance, the would have got
into port a day fooner than the Townfend. The
Walfingham brings an account that the PRINCE or
Peace had made ufe of the moll violent exprellions
againft the Englilh Government, in confequence of
the capture of the Spanith frigates, as well as upon
fome other points. 'I he circumflance of the blow-
ing up of one of the frigates is much dwelt upon by
this Miniller ; and I am pnfitively allured that he
has been more violent in his behaviour even than 80.
NAP•RTR was in his condutl towards Lnrd WHIT.
WORTH. Mr. HUNTER, the Conful-General, had
arrived at Lilbon previous to the toiling of the Wal•
longhorn. He quitted Madrid on the 26th of No-
vember. Both the Mellinger, left this place Loge
'her, in a poll-chaile and four ; one of the paffengers
let off this morning exprefs for town, and through
his kindnefs you will receive this."
GRAVERENDI JANUARY 6.—Paff a by the Britifb Tar, Withy-
come, from Surinam ; Two Siftwi. White, from Newfoundland ;
Gal alum, Broban, from St. Übc's ; Jean, Smith, and the Pene-
lope, Lamb, from. Riga ; Ageseria, I.nhb itt, from Dublin ; Ma-
ria, Blomb, from Gottenburg ; Fortune, Crawley, and the Pro-
videnti.t, Jacohfou, from Dantzic.—Sailed the Bombay Cattle,
Hamilton, for the Faft indies,and the Friends, Howdl,for Jamaica.
ARRIVED—At Holyhead, Alexander, Lett, from Riga—At
Liverpool, Trio, Fram, from New Orleamos-At Clyde Union.
Wilkie, tram Newfoundland—At Riufale, Mary, Patacn, from
Loudon.

DEAL, JAN. 6.—Came down from Sheerrefs
'UTRECHT man of war, Francis and Eliza, IL.art
Oak, and the Maria tranfports, and remain in the %,
Dpwns with the !hips as per laft.—Wind weflerly.
BJNTRY, DEC. 28, I 83.1.-8 P. M.—His Majefly's
cutter EARL SPENCER is come up from Bereliaven,
with difpatches for Government from the fquadron.
His Majefly's (hip PRINCESS OF ORANGE appeared hi
the bay this morning, laR from Portfmouth. The
(hips of war now in Berehaven are, the frincefs cf
Orange, of 74 guns, Rear Admiral DRURY ; Prin.
eel's Royal, of 98, Goliath of 7 }, and Thunderer, cf
74 guns, Dryad frigate, and Roiario (loop of war.
DUBLIN, JAN. 3.—We have the pleafure to learn
that his Majefly's (hip TN UNDE aEa was on Saturday
haft, after the inceffant and laborious exertions cf her
Officers and men, affißed by others from the fhore,
for feven days, got off the place at Bere Ifland, where
fhe had grounded, and now rides fafely at anchor in
deep water, having fuffered little or no damage.
Befides the powerful fquadron now in Bantry.
Bay, there are Britifh (hips of war cruizing off all
the head-4ands from the Shannon to Cork harbour.

DISTRIBUTION. FPRI Z E- MONEY.
Th: NarcilFus, for the capture of the Fret.rh brig 11/Orion, July
8, 1803, will be paid at N 0.6, Stanhope flreet, Strand, every day
for three years.
The Revolutionnaire, for the capture of the French privateer
Ceres, Deeetrilrzr 1, 1803, will commence paying st,No. S, Gm:
Wineheßet-ftreet, on Thurfday the 7th of Fcb:uary next, and re•
called for three years.

EAST ,INDIA SHIPPING.
Times appointed for the EAR India (hips of the lea.
fin 1834, to be in ;he Downs
Commanders. C..r.:ignmcots. To be
is
Downt,
weirord . W. S. Clarke
Hcnry Addington J. Kirkpatrick Bomb, 8.: china
Bombay Call.le A. Hamilton ""
Royal George - C B. Gribble
F.. of Abergavenny j.Wordfworth Bengal & China
Warren Haffinga. rhos. Larkins Hi. 1.1 n. & Chi

Ocean . Williarnfon Coati and Ching
Walpole - J. Sandilands
Stirrey - J. Cumberlgge Co"ft. and ray
Phcenix - - John Ramidep ?c., !LI & Beng.tl
Calcutta - John Reddie 3 -
Earl Howe - .41c• Murray Z
Chariton - T. Waladvice S
y
Lord Dancan - E. C. lirgdfordt Coaft and Tid
Ceylon - - Thos. Hudfon
Windham - Julio ltewart Ceylon & M*d. :
Earl Camden - H. M. Sanifcn Boinhay
Devonfhire - James Murray Ceylon ht
Cattle Eden • R. Coiner; Brn. & &arm,.
-1('" Ca'nercmi Coact and Bay
Prefton - 1 . S:orrock

Admitld Gardner Ceo. S dtwell
St Hd. & Mad
Lady Caftlcreagh W. Edmeadcs
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Metcalfe - Mat. I facke - i
Bombay City of London Sam. Landon
Cumberland - W.Farrer 1
I,k ,rley - - Henry Wilton
Couto' - - Itubi.rt Torin
Garret - CLina. i 7 Mich
Dorietftiire - R. H Brown
Eimer - - Hen. Meritort
Hope - - J. Pendergrafs
Europe - - W. Gel fton Madras

April

EXTRA SHIPS.
General Stuart T. Mortimer and Bombay
Canparthes - j. Lochmer Mae.eira, Madras :.nu

Captain Pucas, and not Mr. PAGET, as Errone-
many Rated in fome of the papers, is appc;r.cd.
Agent for Frill:1:1-s of War in Paris.

Yefterday difpatches were fent by exprefs to Ad.
miral YOUNC. at Plymouth.
Dipatcnes have been received from Rear Admir2l
CO.:MUNE, but their contents have not yet tranf•
pired. The fquadron under his command was all
well. The AMBUSCADE brings no nt.ws from
braitar ; the taw the -,virr,:uttz lying in the Bay,
but avoided communication wiih her, in order to
ekape being put under quarantine en her arrival in
England. She paired alio Sir JOHN °EDE'S fquadronl
and the Grand Fleet off Breit.
The AMBUSCADE frigate arrived at Spithead on
Friday, with a white flag at the mizen, having ott
board Rear Admiral CAM pptLL, who was under the
neccffity ut quitting his ltation in the Mediterranean
on account of ill health. He left Lord Nzr sou
cruizing off Barcelona on the 4th of December, • the
whole fleet in high health ; they had taken a number
of prizes, and among others a rich veffel from Buenos
Ayres, laden wit!: dollars and other vaivabl.
tides.

A letter from an Officer bcloaging to our fquadron
off Ferrol, dated the 2111 ult. faps—" A midfhip-
man an two feamen, belonging to the Northumber-
land, were yelterday detained by a guard of Spanifh
fiddlers, as they were walking in the fi.:ldi near 7er-
rol. Admiral COCHRANE immediately fent in :nag
of truce, and they were released. `.ire no longer go
nn fhore, and when our flags of truce enter tie har-
bour, gun veffels ire ilationed alonglide of :l;em.
One ot our boats was fir,Nl at a few days ago P.s fh•!
was tiowlirig, but an apology WAS made, as ie was
fuppoled fhc was employed in taking foondings. The
following is a lift of ocr lquadron :—the Northum-
berland, Admiral COCHRANE ; Neptune, Montague,
Illuitrious, Terrible, Repolfe, Minotaur, and Ajax,
line of battle (hips, betides frigates."
On the z7th of December the French Fleet were
reconnoitred lyin,; in their ufual (late in Brett water.
Four packets, having (even Gottenburgh, and fir
Hamburgh Mails on lyard, failed from Harwich oa
Friday, with a South wind.

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On Wednefday 1011, the brig Mary, employel
the ftrvice of the imprefs at Leith, put into Whitby by
contrary wind, having on board about eighty Dutch
prifoners, including feveral officers, with whom fhe
is bound to fome port in Holland, to exchange then,
for part of the crew of the ROMNEY man of war, late-
ly wrecked upon that coaft.
In the late gale, a vetTcl from Gottenburgh, laden
with various meychandife, was di iven afhore between
Blackeney and Cley, and loon atter became a wreck;
four of the crew, conliiling of nine men, unfortu-
nately periffied. A large box, which had been üb•
ferved floating on the lea, has fince been picked up
by fome beachmen, one of whom was near lofingh:s
life in his exertions, with two others, to bring it on
fhore. It contained a number of gold rings, fever tl
dozen bottle Hides, fome (liver waiters, and other :sr-
ticks, which are now in the poffeffion of T. W.
Cosa, Efq. as Lord of the Manor. Several barrels
of Ipermaceti oil have alio come afhore.