Star.
London, England, 1813-08-11 00:00:00

aRIGHTVN, AUGUST 9.

The Concert at the Pavilion last night was of a
grand description, and the company broke up early.
His Royal Highness the Panics RtGENT 1 will -cave
us on Wednesday. •
This morning the Moos frigate, and the Hon
sloop of war hove in sight off this port. His Royal
Highness the Duke of CLARENCE" who has made se-
veral aquatic tours, went on board both vessels, ac-
companied by several of the Nobility and Naval Of-
ficers. His Royal Highness remained some time on
board, and took a repast with the Commander of she
Ntoss.—The Russian Ambassador is among the
latest arrivals.

The following is a' correct copy of the most Gra-
cious Reply, in answer to the Address presented
through the medium of Colonel BLowartecn, for thte
reasons previously mentioned, to the PRINCE RERENT,
communicated to A general meeting ofthe ;nhAbitAnts
of this place, by the High Constable, Mr. A. tALDEIrs
this day, at twelve o'clock, at the Town-hall :

" Pavilion, August 6, 16111.
611-1 am commanded by the Patent Maoist. to expels
his thanks fur the loyal and affectionate Address whictilsi has
received from you, in rite name of the Inhabitanti of Brigiatee,
and to communicate to yeti and to them the assurances of his
anxious Wish for the welfare and protperity of the town.
" His Royal Highness pariicipates with you in the tone of just
exultation at the glorious and unrivalled successes of his Majesty's
arms ; and farther !oilman& Inc to convey to you the sincere
gratilication he bas derived front the feeling of p:rsotiul stuck.
ment so atcongly manifested upon his return to his favourite
sesidence.—l have the lienour to be, Sir,
" Your obedient humble servant,
(Signed) " a. SLOOMMLD:.
NTh Mt. Alexander !kicky, &G."
The joy which this communicationoccasioned to all
assembled, and, subsequently, to the town at l•irge,
may be well conceived ; and the terms " Favourite
Residence," have since been reputed with .a kind of
eethusiastic satisfac-ion, if we may be allowed such
an espression, Wall quarters of the town.
•

Wednesday evening between six and seven-o'clock
his Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE, aceom.
panied by the Russian Ambassador, arrived at the.
Commissioner's house in the Dock-yard, Chatham, to
dinner ; a Royal Salute was fired by the Marine Ar•
tillery from their new parade, near the Dockyard
gates ; the Royal Standard of England was hoisted
at the Commissioner's stairs, and a Captain's Guard
paraded before the house, the marine band playing
GOD save the King. On the following morning about
eight o'clock they embarked in the yacht for the Nom
accompanied by the Commissioner, the Port Admiral,
the Russian Admiral, and several Russian officers. A
Royal Salute was given as they passed the Admiral's
ship, the Cates, lying in Chatham Reach. After the
presentation of the Russian Officers on .board the
Admiral's ship at the Nore, where they partoilk of a
sumptuous dinner provided on the occasion, they it.
turned to the Commissioner's house late in the even.
ing. Friday they visited the Marine Barracks, Fort
Pitt, the King's Lines, and fortifications, from whence
a Royal Salute was given. They next went in the
Artillery Barracks, and the Communicating Bridges,
and returned to the Commissioner's to dinner; they
were attended by General HADDILN, Colonel d'Aatt.
and very many of the Military Utficers.—Saturday
a garral inspection of the Dock yard, store-houses,
ship-building, and repairing, together with the new
saw-mills erecting, took place, which occupied their
time till near three o'clock, when they set off on their
return to town.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARX-I.ANE, AUGUST Ili
We had a large supply of Wheat from Suffolk, fre►h in 14
thi► morning's Market; besides a very cun►iJ.•rabk quantity that
sas kit over from Monday, and having lout few buyers, the
vales were exceedingly dull, although tendered full 4s. per quar-
ter lower; Barley is also gs. per quarter cheaper Oats have
arrived in large quantities, and are full 21. per quarter lower ;
' Nice Peas ate dull sale, and 6s. per patter lower; in other
articles no alteration.

THE Hativssv.—We continue to receive the In, st
gratifying intelligence on the subject of the ensuing
harvest, from all parts of the United Kingd im. A
letter from Scotland now before us ca.es. that f• the
farmers in the Lothians admit the crops of every
kind of grain, to have a most favourable appearance,
more so than at any peraid V. ithin tile last guitar/
year', and unusually early, which in 6cothild is of
the greatest consequence." In :tiriingsliire in par-
ticular, the appearances of an abundant harvest are
such, th, a considerable fall in the pi ice of grain
must inevitably be tile consequence. Front Pe: th-
, shire ( where the harvz.st is • 1 I —n
that the etops are equally abundant and uncommonly
forward.

PRICE OF STOCKS THTS DAY AT TWELVE (;)*( Lt.! C
Rr4. L 8 571—C0n5.574 :—for acc. 57F—Illseuls i a. dis.
4 per Ct. 73 72i 79--.5 per et. :471111—Ontalium
dank Lg. AIM. it ,f, 7-16tair.-Escli. Dills par ss.

F.101%1 LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

ADMIRALTY.OFFIOE, AUGUST 10.
*!*tract of a Letter from Captain Gregory, of his Majesty's sloop
Electra, adhessed w Vfee-Admiral Sir Richard Keats, K. B.
• • Commander in Chief at Newfoundland,. and tiansmittad by
the Admiral to Joh, Wilson Cruker, Esq. •

His Majesty's sloop Ekon, of St. Peter% July S.
1 have the honour to acquaint you, that his Ma-.
jesty's sloop tinder my command captured, yester-
-d4y, after a chace of six hours, the Growler, a Very
fine American privateer schoonev, pierced for four-
teen guns, and having one long twenty-four-pounder
and four eighteens, with sixty men. •

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WA It-OFFICE, AUGUST 10.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in
the name anti nit the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint the under-
mentioned Officers of the East India Company's Forces to take
rank by brevet in his Majesty's Army in the East Indies only, as
follows: their commissions to be dated June 4, 1815:

MAJOR-GENERALS—Kenetk Macpherson, George Russells
Sir Ewen' baillie, Bart. John Macdonald, William Palmer,
James Dunn, James• Dickson, Jolin Pater, George Rsiberts,
Urban Vigors, Archibald Brown, Robert Croker, James Kerr,
Richard Gore, Samuel Watson, Francis To Arens, Caryl
Linde, and George Hardyman—to be LIEUTENANT-
GENERALS.
COLONELS—Nich,AasCarnegie, John Hors!Ord, John Gordon
Thomas S. Bateman John Cuppage, Ross Lang, Robert Bell,
Trrdway Clarke, Bateman,
H. Blachford, Malcolm. Grant,
John Baillie, William Williamson, Henry White, Gabriel
Martindale, James Macgiegor' Charles Rumley, George S.'
Brown, Walker D. Fawcett—to be MAJOR-GENERALS.
LIEUTENANT-COLONEL 3---JollnDlghton, Robert Haldane,
Robert T. Heath, Thomas. Monro, Wiliam Toone, Thomu
Hawkins, Francis Rutledge, John Crow, Lambert Loveday,
Lewis Thomas, Richard Mabert, Rebert Bowie, Sunu..l Pal-
mer, Thomas liardwicke' Thomas T. Basset, Wm. Macleod,
Edward O'Reilly, Henry .Webber, George Bowness, Jeremiah
Simons, Samuel WilliamOggi Robert Gregory, John Doveton,
Philip D'Avvergne, Sir John Malcolm, John H. Symons, Na-
thaniel Forbes, Augustus Floyer, Richard Frith, JamesOeorge
Graham, George Martin, Samuel Wilson, Andre', Matally,
Henry Grace, John Arnold, and Charles Crawford—to be
COLONELS.

MAJORS-Hugh Rom, William T.ewis, Charles Mena't, John
Cokbrooke, John Crosdell, Richard Willoughby, John Nu-
that!, Montague Cosby, Samuel Dalrymple William Brooks,
George Kahan, Anthony Adams, Wm. Nichol], Peter Grant,
and Wm. Cuppsge, to be LIEUTENANT-COLONELS.
CAP lAI NS-William Burke, Jame Limned, Hugh O'Don-
nell, Patrick George Blair, ohn Noble, James D. Brown, An-
thoney Weldon, Robert Bentley, William Dickson, Archibald
Watson, Henry Roome, William D;ck, John Wissett, Thos.
Port Dc Huißand, Henry Rut!land, John Cotgrave, John
Potheringhann William W. Stewart, to be MAJORS.
rezatortannuss.
The following appointments, as stated in the Gazettes of the Bth
and the 19th June last, hive not taken place :
Mr Chandler, to he HospitaleAssietant err the Forces.
Surgeon Morrison, from 10th Light Dragoons, to be Physician.
Surgeon Will.ams, from the 9th Foot, to be Surgeon in the 10th
Light Dragoons.
Surgeon T. Buckley. from 48th Foot, to be Symons in the 9th Foot.
Assistant-Surgeon ttridtettiossitrom the BSil Foot, to be Surgeon '
in the 411th Foot.
. Hospital Mate Andrew Tonnere to be Assistant-Surgeon in the
Ba,l Foot.
Commissions &pied by I. z s Majesty's Commissioners of Lieutee
lo c amy tor tiCity of London.
Royal East Loralen Regiment of Militia-Captain Zanies Ben-
well to L, Major, vice Pager, deceased. Dated March 12,
1813. John Lawrence Macdennell, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Wilkinson, reogled. Dated December tl3, 1812.
Supplementary Corea of Bank of England Volunteers-James
/Jettison, jun. Esq. to be Captain, vice Lewis, resigned. Da.
ted June 8, 1813.
Commissions signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of the County of
burrey.
Ist Regiment of Royal Surrey Militia-e.T. R. Ellis, Gent. to be
Lieutenant, vice Sacker. Da:ed July 30, 1813. Thos. Kerr,
Gent. to be Enagn, on a vacancy. Dated July 1, 1813.
fel Regiment-Henry Moore, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hancock,
resigned. Dated June 26, 1813.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Chester.
Royal Cheshire Militia-James Gale, sea Gent, to be Ensign.
Dated July 26, lal 9.
Royal Stockport Local Militia-Matthew Andrew, Jonathan
Andrew, Joseph Hyde, and John Heap, Gents. to be Lieute-
nants, dated June 17,1218. John Smith and John Prlestnall,
Gents. to be ditto. Dated July 27. 1813.
Ro7al Con;;leton Regiment-Lieutenant Wiliam Lawton to be
Captain, vice Twemlow, promoted; 11 utenant Joseph Caw-
ley to be ditto, vice Jinion resigned; Ensign Isaac Yearsley
to be Lieutenant; Ensign Isaac Davenport, Cent. to be ditto.
Dated July 27, 1813.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
August 21, Wm. Bache, Union-street, Lambeth, Surrey, black-
ing manufacturer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall.
Augur 14, Wm. Gooch, of Canterbury, gun-smith, dealer and
Chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall.
fluoust 21, 'I burros Drewett of Tooley-street, Soathwark, sack
and Russia-mat-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTS.
John E .nthatn, of Yarm, Yorksl.ire, nterchrnt, to surrender
August 26, at one, August 27, at ten, and September 2 I , at sere
at the Black Lion, Stockton Durham. Attornies, Mr. Rail.-
beck, Stockton; or Messrs. Slop a and Heath, 20, Montagu-
street, Russell square.
John Houlding, of Liverpool,- merchant, dealer and chapman,
August 311, 31, and Sept. 21, at one, at the Star aad Garter
Tay, rn, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Avison, Hanover-street,
Liverpool.
Abraham Pass, of Stockport, Cheshire, victualler, dealer and
Chapman, August 21, 23, and September 21, at eleven, at the
Castle inn, a tockport. Attornies, Mr. Walter, Stockport; br
-Mews. Wright and Pickering, Temple, London.
Joo-ph Rickett, late of Oundle, -Northamptonshire, beaker,
dealer and chairman, August 26, 27, and Sept. ,at eleven, at
the Swan inn, Oundle. Attornies, Mr. Barber, Gray's-Inn,
London ; or Mr. Balderston, Oundle.
Samuel Sanders, of Hollywell-street, Shoreelitch, Middlesex,
dealer and chapiran, August 17, 24, and Sept. 21, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attornies, Memo Stratton and Allport, Shoreditch.
lames Kennard, of Plymouth-Dock, Devon, taylor, slopveller,
dealer and chapman, August 17, 28, and Sept. 21, at eleven,
at (Miami!, London. Attornies, Messrs. Anstice and Cox,
King's Bench Walk, Temple. •
Thomas Carless, late of Hereforcl, carpenter, dealer and chap-
man; August SS, If, and Sept. 21, at ten, at the Green Dragon
Inn, in AU Saints, Hereford. Anomie', Messrs. Street and
Woolf', Philpot-laoe, hacharch-street, London ; or Mr.
Aston, Hereford.
Jolta Hocket, of Blisfield, Betts, carpenter, August IG, 17, and
Sept. 21, at ten, at the Broad :-re Inn, Reading. Attornies,
Mr. John Biggs. Reading; er Mr. Edward Eyre, No. 3,
Gray's-ion-square. .
John. Harris I angion, of Windscr-place, City-road, Middlesex,
carpenter and builder, August Eli, at two, August 21, at nice,
and Sept. le, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. B. Woods,
Now Corn Lechange, Mark-lane.
Joseph Burgess. (partner with Richard Reece,) of Bedford-street,
Covent-Garden, drought and chymis;, August 17, 24, and
Sept. ft, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Whitaker,
Broad court, Long-Acre.
Thomas huller, of she parish of Kalldenhall, Suffolk, cordwainet,
dealer and cbcpwan, August 10, at six, August 17, at ten, and
Sept. 21, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Newmarket. Attor-
ney, Mr. Gila s, Great Shire-lane, Lincoln's-Inn.
Danfel Ward, a 1 Roasfurd, Es.ex, victualler, dealer and chap-
man, !sagest 11, and Septembet 21, at ten, s Guildhal/:
Attorney, Mr. J. rt. Young, Syrriond's-Inn.
-Jahn Lisimplariesakfilang this eider and John Humphries Billing
the y winger, atielitigtoe , Middlesex, corn-dealers, .sioalers
In, flour, salt and coal, chapmen, and par titers, August 17, at
eieven,Augur.i. 24, aro! September 21, at twelve, a: Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Druce, nilliter-squore, Fenchurcie street.
Thomas Whelan:OM ApPleton, of Heundsditch, London, provl-
, aionoaterehant,..;ealer and, easpnian, Anna 17, 24, and Sept.2l, at twelve, at GuildhsiL - Attorney, Mr. Amory, No. 59,
Ifioad.street, Luska.