Star.
London, England, 1815-02-17 00:00:00

DEAL, FEBRUARY II!.

Came down from the River the True Blue, Ctrs•
maims, for Gibraltar, and remains, with the Mary.
Ann, from Madras. Arrived several Transports,
from Portsmouth, and sailed for the River; nod the
GRIPER gun-brig, from a cruize.—Wind LW.
HARWICH, FEBRUARY 16.

Bailed the Lady Nepean Packet for Holland, and
the Beaufoy Packet for Cuxhaven, both with Mails
and Passengers.—Wind W.

RAMSGATE, FEBRUARY N.

The Vrede, Et LMAX, from Ostend, for Nintz, was

last night wrecked on the Goodwin Sands—crew
saved, and landed at Broadstairs. The Heron, Wa-
sox, from Portsmouth to Shields, a discharged trans.
port, last night struck on thF Goodwin Sands, and
beat off her rudder ; she is now at anchor off the
North Foreland, making very little water. The In-
dustry, MATTHEWS; l'Alican, D'ARLAN, from Lon-
don for Rouen; and two or three coasters, have put
in for shelter—the former with loss of main boom.
Wind S.W. blows strong.

His Majesty's ship LEVIATHAN has the signal fly.
ing at Cork to take vessels under convoy to Madeira,
the West Indies, and the late Dutch Colonies. She
was expected to sail on the 20th instant.
The Istinta packet, Captain HOWARD, has arrived
from Ostend at Colchester, with the Frankfort and
Brussels Mails, containing upwards of 4000 Letters;
and we understand that it is now arranged by the
Postmaster-General of Belgium, that the German
and Baltic Mails shall in future be regularly conveyed
by the Ostend and Colchester packets.
In the Commissariat department, 150 persons,
mostly employed as Clerks and Subordinates, have
been lately discharged.
Two sets of papers have just been printed by order
of the House of Commons—one relative to the naval
force, &c. on the Canada Lakes; number of ships
taken by the Americans, and by us ; of American
prisoners, &c.
Ships of war and armed vessels taken by the Americans--two
of 58, di of 18, two of 12, two of 10, and three of 4 guns—
contain's* 2,015 men and boys.
Ships of war and armed vessels taken by the British from the
America s-42 national ships, and sits private vessel, of war—
containing 2,560 gnus, and 11,266 men.
Number of seamen captured and detained, 20,1161.
_ _ _

Number of American inerthaomen taken, 1,407.
The second set of papers contains copies of Memo-
rials from any of his Majesty's subjects, complaining
of insufficient protection—they are four in number.
There does not appear to be one from Lloyd's.

Monday, the 6th instant, a Meeting of the Free.
holders of Tipperary took place at Cashel', to take
into consideration the Corn Laws, when a string of
Resolutions was voted tending to encourage the Legis-
lature in laying restrictions on the importation of
Foreign Corn.
CORN•EXCHANGE. MARK-I.ANC FEB. 17.
We had a pretty good supply of Wheat tram Suffolk this
morning, which met ready sale at Monday's pricee...hut there
is very little demand for Foreign Wheat, although the parts are
now shut again►t any further importations for three months.—
Barley k ls. per quarter lower, having a considerable arrival this
dag.—Oats are dull sale, and rather cheaper.—in Peas, Beans, and
other ankles, there is no variation.

SIAITHFIELD MARKET. FEBRUARY 17.
Ike Ss 04 to es Od Yes) 7. Ord to so Od
Mottos Ss Od to Ss 44 1 Pork es fid to 7. 44
Isom 7110-1 bosp and Loops I,llo—C9ves 110—Pigs NM
HAY AND 8 CRAW, PER LOAD.
Maim Hs, 41 to SI Os Clover SI Os to it Si
Straw 41 111 s. w 41 145.

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SPORTINI' NTELI,IG 3NCE.

MID-LOTHIAN COURSINC• CLUB.

The Mid Lothian Coursing Club, after many adjournmeats,
1-1 consequence of unfavourable weather, held a meeting at the
Roman Camp, on Saturday, for the purpose of finishing the
match tor the Cup given at their Autumn MeeWag. Three
Conrses were run, and the sport was excellent.

TIIIPD CLASS FOR r e CUP.
Mr. Grzyne's IA b. Needle, beat Mr. Baron Clerk's y. d. Sa-
lamanca—(Harr killed).
Mr. James Dalrymple's 41. 4. Czar, beat the Chief baron's
bL b. Wasp.
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