Star.
London, England, 1812-03-16 00:00:00

DEAL, MARCH IS. '

Arrived his Majesty's skip THRACf AN, with a con-
voy from Portsmouth, which are sailed for different
destinations. Came down from the River the Arch-
duke Charles, JEFFERILI, for New South Wales and
China.—Wind N. E. blows strong.

YARMOUTH, MARCH ts.
Sailed the DWARF for the Downs, and the Knio
GEORGE for off the Texel.
GREENOCK, MARCH IS.
Arrived yesterday at Port Glasgow the brig Rolla,
Taoor, from Lisbon, in 17 days. Left loading, the
Pomona, MiEwaN, to sail in about three weeks for
the Clyde.

A pension of 8200 per annum k to be settled on
Captain STOPFORD, who lost his arm at the capture
of Batavia.
Rear-Admiral Sir JAMES NICHOLL MORRIS rehois-
ted his fl ig on Thursday at Portsmouth on board the
Vico, 71, Capt. H. M. OMMANNEY, for the Baltic.
Zhe PHIPPS, Captain WELLs, on Wednesday night
last, captured the French privateer le Cerfi of five
guns, eight swivels, and 81 men, which came out of
Calais that morning, and brought her into Portsmouth
on Friday night. The privateer first made toward a
brig, which wasleading the Phipps's convoy with a
light, near the South Foreland ; but on nearing the
PHIPPS she seemed inclined (mistaking her for a Mer-
chant vessel) to board her : the PHIPPS instantly laid
her alongside, and, after a short oppolititin, obtained
,possession of her. The PHIPPS bad three men woun-
ded ; the privateer, two dangerously wounded.
The following ships, which will compose part of
the next fleet for India, are arrived' at the Mother-
benk :—WEXFORD, GLATTON, MARQUIS OF HUNTLP,
ELPHINSTSNE, BOMBAY, CIRENCESTER, and ALNWICK
CASTLE, for China ; LORD KEITH, HARRIET, INDUS,
Asst, and SOMME*, for Madras and Bengal.

• • " NIGH TRRASOM

thrt Milting, William Candal and MaStn;ll/ Pt`
suant to their sentcricii for hie!' Treason, in having
entered into the trench service, in the Isle of Ftance,
were executed, and afterwards beheaded, at I lorse.
monger-lane, in the presence of an immense crowd
of srectators, and their bodes then delivered over to
their respective friends for interment. At 8 i.'elock
these two nnfortunateyoung men were conducted from
the cells to Chapel, from whence, afierremaining some
time, they were drawn on a hurdle to the stair c 'se,
leading to the place of execution; and having, with
becoming fortitusis.. ascended the scaffoli, Attended
by the Clergymen, they igain spent a short time its
prayer, seemingly thoroughly resigned to that fate
which was fast appii, the:n. The dreadful
moment having at length arrived, they were launched •
into eternity, aini their bodies, :utter flattens nearly
half an hour, were taken down. Tht. scene then,
(while the executioner was performing the remaining
part of the sentence) in E:vc:ing their hea4s, and Al-
ternately, with his right hand, presenting each to the
surrounding multitude, exclaiming Benold the Head
of a Traitor !" became truly awful. The culprits were
both young men, under 25 years of age.

The ALEXANDRIA frigate, which arrived in Leith
Roads on Monda), is under orders to be rea ly at
an hour's notice, to carry a person.of consequence
to the Baltic.
Mr. LisroN and suite are expected at Portsmouth
immediately, to embark in the AaGo, 44, Captain
WARRIN, for Constantinople
Dispatches have been sent from the Secretary of
State's Office, to be forwarded from Portsmouth to
Sicily in the KITE sloop of war. They are supposed
be important ; the feet for the Mediterranean, under
convoy of the ARMADA, 74, having only just sailed,
and the KITE being ordered to proceed direct without
delay.
Some intelligence from Alicant, of the 10th ult.
represents the conduct of the enemy in the province
of Valencia, to have been most oppressive and atro.
cious; and that the exasperated inhabitants were-form-
ing themselves into bands of guerillas ; thus follow.
ing the example of their injured countrymen in other
parts of the Peninsula, in a system of resistance, not
so brilliant indeed As the formation of tegular ensiles,
but which experience has proved to be well suited to
the character of the people, and the localities of their
situation ; and peculiarly troublesome, harassing, and
wasteful to their invaders.

A commercial- intercourse between the Isles of
Mauritius and Bourbon respectively, and the Cape
of Good Hope, was authorised by an official notifica.
tion published.at'Port LAU:, on the 16th July—such
intercourse is t' be considered subject to Cie same
restrictions as formerly. The Cey:on Government
have notified, that merchant ships, of not more than
300 tons burthen, w ill be permitted, under certain
regulations, to trade to the Cape-of Good Hope.
The Board of Trade, after holding several consul-
tations with the Merchant;, on the subject of licences
to the Baltic, have at length come to the determina-
tion of placing them on the following footing, of
which they
.gave notice on Saturday Licences
for Importauon from the Baltic will by renewed for
any vessel by which an exportation has been made to I
the amount of 45-per ton, or a full cargo of coals,
or salt, since the Ist of July, 1811. The Import Li-
cence will be granted from the Baltic for any veiled
by which an exportation has been made as above,
from the 15th of September, 1811."—Independently
of the barter which is expected from these licences,
on the export of goods to the value of only £5 per
ton, from Great Britain, the following commodities
may be imported from France, and the catalogue; it
is expected, will be enlarged in. the course of next
week. The articles are, grain, flour, butter, cambric,
artificial pearls, fruits, drugs, artificial flowers, thrown
and raw silk, and perfumery. The last item, per-
fumery, requires explanation, as to the particulars it
comprehends.
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Norrotonamor.The Commission of Assize has
been opened in the Shire and Town Halls, at Not-
tingham, and in the latter of which, when the Grand
Jury were sworn, Mr. Justice BAILEY, after compli-
menting the Magistrates on the smallness of the
Calendar, observed, that, in the two cases of frame-
breaking, 4, if the house, specified in the Calendar,
had been entered with violence, for the purpose of
frame-breaking only, and no other damage had been
done, the crime amounted to simple felony ; but if
other damage had been done, then the offence was
capitaL" The ten frames broken on Saturday se'n-
night at Pentridge, in Derbyshire, belonging to Mr.
Tornam, were in full work. The violence appears
to have been owing to personal spleen, as the silt and
lace pieces about the frames were much injured, his
doors and windows all broken to pieces, and his °len
life menaced, while the violence was committing, by
a number of armed men without. Mr. TOPHAM, for
a short time, concealed himself in a closet.
On Thursday last, at Minsfield, a person was ap-
prehended for stealing a club•box. He proved to be
one of the Luddism, and coniessed to a knowledge of
the person who broke SHIPLY's frames, whose name
is dull: this man has since absconded. The prisoner
has impeached near thirty of his comrades, nine of
whom have been taken into custody, and many others
have made their escape.
CORN MARKET, day the &wait
arrivals of Wheat make the supply rather consider.
able; but being much in request, and the buyers nu-
merous, has the effect of sales brisk, et au advance of
about 4s. and ss. per quarter. Rye, Barley, and
Malt, dearer. White and Grey Peas fully keep their
prices. Beans of both sorts somewhat higher. Oats
are in middling supply, and sales thereof also queted.
rather higher. Flour inclines upwards.
CDaasNT EMICCS AS UNDER:
Wheat, 85s. 1124 1116 e. Beaus 565, 625.
Fine eitto,l3og. 1353. Tick ditto (new) sea. 558...
Rye 545. SOs. Ditto (fine Old) SI s 60s •
Barley, 54,.625. Od. oars, Els 36, ties
Malt, 87s. 9.11. Poland ditto, 10s. Sts.
White Peas, (Boilers) 745.925. Potatoe ditto, 435. 445. 04.
tarty ditto, Us. 635. Rape Seed. £63 "d.
,Fine Flour, 100 s. i °A.—Seconds, 935. to 100 s.
11,441THFIRLDs.-March 16.
Beef be Od to 6s Od Veal 7s Od to Os, 04
Mutton as ad to 6s 44 Pork 64 ud to 71 44
MEAD Or CATTLI Tigli DAT.
DEMEEE, about eroo....eseep and Lambis 12,730.
CslYes, 90-Ip, NO.
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