Star.
London, England, 1802-07-28 00:00:00

FATE OF PFYROUSF,

Extrafled from the Bth Number of a Journal en •
titled : " le Ncurellifle des Hies de France et de
la Re-union."

“ Pluviofe zs, Year zo, cPcb. Is. z8os).
” Capt. Imo/wow., commanding the American
fhip Charlotte, arrived from China, rays, he learn-
ed in his, voyage to the South Sea, at the Sandwich
Ifles, and the North.welt Coslt, that before the
French revolution, but the precife year he coulJ
not determine, a fhip that had failed from Brett'
in the month of April, anchored in the Bay of
Comfhervar, which lies in 53 deg. t 3 min. North,
oppofite to Englefield Bay, in Qjleen Charlotloi
Ifland ; that this veal, having on bond a great
number of fick,was attacked by the Iflanders, who
went on board at the moment when they were
employed in fecuring the fails t that they mastered
the Captain, who was upon deck, and the whole
crew, except one young man, whofe fate is not
known. It is added, that the Iflanders defiroyed
the vefel after unloading it.
" It is to he prefunied that this vefel was that
commanded by 1"-I, de la PE T ItOttsr, or her confort."

The Prince of WAI.FS leaves town tomorrow
for Brighton, to be prcfent at the Races.
Tuefday his Grace the Duke of Bottnovviarca
arrived at Liverpool in his yatch, from Runcorn.
Lnrd Stymy and family arrived on Sunday at
Dover from Calais.

His Excellency the Loss) LISUTSMANT has pre-
rented the elegant Chandelier that belonged to the
kith Honfe of Commons, to the Hon. and Rev.
Dean Hswtyr, for the parith church of St. An-
drew, Dublin.
Arrived at Aberdeen, on Friday laf, Rear Ad-
miral Sir ROBRRT CALDER, Lady CALralt. and
Captain Russet. of the Royal Navy, on their way
to Peterhead.

Captain de VILLR arrived in Town on Sunday
night from Paris, where he has been confined three
months in the Temple.
The Pic IVir Ball lait week was for the benefit
of mirs NORTON, who per/lowed in their pays,
hut now alts at the Haymarket Theatre. It pro.
duced tsverstsfive pound,
The late prifoners of State, who have been re.
moved from Fort George to Harnborgh, have let
off for Lower Saxony. ARTINIt O'CONNOSI is
on his route to Trance ; the others are going to
America.

From January 5 to May go of this year, 396
merchant Clips have entered the port of Litboti,
t t i of which were Engin, p Americans, 52 Por-

CORN MARKET.

INARIE.I.LDIE, IVA' 21.

No arrivals have taken place lince Mond.ry
Every article of Grain remains heavy in sez
11,
the Prices mentioned in this Paper of that drr.
Mewl OF Baran.--Yellerday the Matter 3nd
Wardens of the Company of Bakers waited rat t 1.,!
Loan Millivolt at the Matoliem-hoof•, to fet tl.e
Aflize of Bread, when his Lordfhip(obferving :iv
the Mealweighers' Reports that Wheat had ►min
one Brining and one penny three farthing. itr
quarter, and flour as. 31d. per tack, /ince their
Taft reports) ordered the bread to be raifcd
an afize, or one penny in the peck loaf, to take
place to-morrow; the price of the quartern 11.1 i
wheaten will then be roll and houfshuhl 812.

It is worthy of remark. that fit& was the un.
ennusum nate of the weather in this ♦suable
climate, that on Tuefday morning lad., there was
a fall of inns► vitible in the vicinity of Bath !

At Colchefter Fair, on. Friday lafi, there was a
good fupply of Scotch and other cattle, which fold
freely at high prices.
At St. Bofwell's fair on Monday fennight, there
were a great many lambs and thee!), whiz): all
fold at high prices : the black cait'e alto fad
very readsly at high prices. Linen cloths had
a ready fake. but at lower prices than laff year.
The Thew of horfes was very confiderahle. and
pr c.s high. Riding horfes of figure fold readily
at good prices. but of chef there were few.

Among the many improvements which are
making for the extenfion and convenience of the
harbour of Sunderland, is a new dry dock, which
is already begun, on the North fide of the water,
near the bridge, and which promifes to be of Brest
utility to the °lipping of that port. It -witl be
hewn out of the fond hone, and of comic will be
completed at a very confiderable expellee.
A grand aquatic gala took place on the river
Medway, lag Monday, which being the day ap-
pointed for opening the oyfter grounds belongilig
to the City a Rochefter, the two new Members
of Parliament fur that city, Sir SYDNEY Saturn
and Mr. Li uLKES, attended by the Mayor, Alder-
men, and about forty fail of different velfels and
pleafitre boats, went down the Medway before the
,wind, with colours flying, and, in general, filled
with well drelfed company. They brought up
off Sheernefs garrifon about one o'clock, and re-
turned with the flood tide.

The LOAD MAYOR intends g&ng in the Trinity
Yacht to Re:whaler on Thurfday next from Blac':.
wall, accompanied by many of the Aldermen, the
Recorder, &c. He is expedted to be accompanied
by a number of Noblemen and Gentlemen of dif•
tinalon in this excurtion, as he goes as Conferea.
tor of the River Thames and Waters of Medway,
on a view of the eaflern boundaries of the ciq'i
jurifdidlion. Sir Samar SMITH goes Admiral vf
this expedition.
Saturday there was a large fa!e of ferviceab!e
Bores, old cheele, and Irifh butter, at the vi,?
ailing Office at Plymouth. There were fold
too,ooo weight of prime cheefe, at 6d. par lb. and
100100 Q weight of prime Iriffi butter, at 585. p-r
1121hs. By there early Wes of ferviceable provi.
lions, after being landed at the Vidualling Office,
from the men of war paid off,much watle is avoid-
ed, and the benefit to the country, in reducing the
price of provifions, mutt be confiderable.

On Wednefilay fe'nnight the men of the late
ftipou Loyal Volunteer Infantry had the whol:
of the Officers' pay, from the firft inrolment in
Aura 1794. divided amonglt them, in conic-
(pence of a promife made to thofe who ferved
honourably to the end of the war.
Monday a troop of the 3d, or Prince of Waus's
regiment of Dragoon Guards, cot:lifting oft Cap-
tain, 1 Cornet. 1 (carter-manor, 3 Serjeants,
6 t rank and 6ie, arrived at Hull from Yolk bar-
racks, where the regiment is at prefent Rationed;
they wed to bo relieved in four or five days.
by a troop of the 18th Light Dragoons, now on
their march from the South to York, where that
regiment will be quartered, when the 3d will
march for Scotland.

The sth regiment of Dragoon Guards marchei
from Worceiler lad week, on their route for New-
cadle-upon-Tyne. They had been quartered is
that diarift for a confislerable time.

It is Paid that Lord Boy:. E, the eldeft fon of the
Earl of snm/sok, is certainly to be appointed
Clerk of the Pdh, the reverilon of this office hav-
ing been the ftipulated price for the fupport d
this Noble Houfe to the meafure of the Union.

On Tuefday the remains of Mrs. Tr.omas
HEATHCOTR were removed from Bedford Row,
to be interred in the family vault, at Hut !ley, near
Wincheller, Hants.

The remains of the late Col. Batas were re-
moved from his houfe in Stanhope•(ircet, yeller-
day morning, for interment in the family vat:lt
'in Norfolk. The cavalcade confifted of a hearie,
three mourning coaches, and fix gentlemen's car-
riages. Earl Sr. VINCENT, and Sir EVAN 1C•
roan, Bart. were among the chief mourners.
The late Dr. PARKER, who enjoyed the living
of St. James's, is fuppofed to have died very rich.
as 60001. ter annum came to him in confeVenee
of his marrying the filler of Lord Howasn, of
Audley, which goes, in confequence of his death,
to Lord BRAYAROMCE.

Monday a lame filler laid a wager of five gui•
near that within an hour he could eat twelve pen-
ny cakes, buttered with a pound of butter,
Black Hoar, Goodman's Fields, whiz!: wager
loft, having only eat feven and a half - lie wo,i.d
hae eat the sehr.:e, but for the quantity tt4
which he had drank.

Another clothing faaory, hcionging
Nalh, of Trowbridge, was let on fire Lift
day by tome incendiaries, and 101 l nt to tl:cgrood.
It Teems the people concerned it•. the wooli:n I -
nnfa4lories, are incenfed :it. the introdunion ot the