Star.
London, England, 1805-06-28 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GitAVISEND, JUNE al.—Paired by the Borgorron, Hendrick•
fen, from Cadiz ; Dundee, Wallis. from Greenland ; Stare, Nil.
fon ; and the arming, Mark, from Norway.
. GREENLAND WHALE FI3HERY.

The Neptune, of London, arrived in Scarborough Roads on
Friday morning from Greenland, with ri 6111; 150 to 163 tons
of blubber. She left the ice about the ad Inftant, and brings an
account of the fuceefs of the following valets engaged in that Mb.
cry belonging to Hull, to the latelt period of her flay there, •ia.
the Aurora. 9 6th, too tons ; the Molly, 9 filb, zoo tons; the
Samuel, s f(h, the htttr end of May ; the Eggington, s filh ; the
Ellifon, 5 EA; the Hunter, 4or $ tifh, the beginning of May ;
and the Perfeverance, 1. The Whitby and London °lips were
well hilted ; the weather had been in general good, and the fifla in
plenty.
The Maria, George Rofs, of lirll,wasloft on the john.a.Mains
early in the fearon, crew favcd ; but it is reported that two of
them were afterwards drowned.

The IpfwiCh, of London, had loft three of kr boats in the ice,
and, we are forty• to add, the three boats crews, 29 incn, were all
drowned.

DAVIS'. STREIGHTS.

The Bernie, Captain Francis Horfiby, of Grimfby, arrived
there on Sat urday hat front Davis's Streights, with 9 fiat ; about
tin tons of blubber. The. Bernie brings the following account of
formal veffeis employed in that filbert' :
Of Hull—The Brothers, Fdmonds, 12 fiat, fpohen with on the
27th of May ; the Traveller, Ft:der, 7, and faR to aunther on the
27th ditto; the lioldernefs. Page, 4, on the 28th ditto : the Arlel,
Park,2, informed by the Huldernefe ; the Samuels, Hewitt, to
ditto ; the Tbonias, Webfter, 3 early ; the Leviathan, 'rather 3
ditto ; the Royal George. Greensboro,5 ditto ; the 1./uncoil:he,
Taylor, 4 ditto ; the North Britain, Briggs. 4 ditto; the Progrcfs,
Gibfon, ti ditto ; the Thornton. Jobb, 1 ditto ; the Lynx, Wal.
nee, 2 ditto ; the Elizabeth, Dick, S ditto ; the Gardner and Jo-
kph. Story, 4 ditto ; the Mancheßcr, Keilab, Anted • the Cato,
ditto • the Symmetry, Rofe, with 7 ; and the Blenheim, clean.
Ofl.ondon—The Melia, Cutter, 4 or s.
Of Lynn—The Fontitain, Baxter, 3 ; fpoken with on the 27th
of May.
Of Whitby-1 he Earl Faueonberg, Smith, 7 ; fpoken with on
the 27th of May ; the Aimweil, Agar. 8 or 9, was in company,
and then in fight; and the William and Arn, 4 or s,in ditto, ditto.
Of Shield,—The John and Margaret, Crawford, 7 ; in fight.
Of I.eith—The William and Ann Lyon, 8 ; and the Royal
Bounty, t ; informed by the Hoklernefs.
Of Aberdeen—The 1-lercuks, Gibbons, well fined; the Bernie
taw her making ofi on the 18th of ?slay.
The intelligence of the above (hips is the whole which Captain
Horuby has been able to give.

Yeßerday difpatches were received from Lord
GARDNER, dated off Main, the 18th in(!. and alto
from Admiral Sir Tuom AS GRAVES, off Rochefort.
Letters have been received from on board the
SPARTIATE, one of Admiral COCHRAN'S (hips, now
with Admiral DACRES, dated tyth May, at which
time they had received no accounts of another French
Beet being expelled in the Weft Indies. This thews
that the American reports cannot be true.
A regulation with refpea to the time of the diffe-
rent convoys failing from England, is to be adopted,
.for the purpofe of keeping their departure as ferret as
poffible.
The Mutat frigate is daily expeeted, with the
trade under convoy, from the Well Indies.
Captain DAVEY is appointed to command the
Ameraamt fore (hip, in the Downs.
The FAME, of 74 guns, building at Deptford, is
expetted to be launched in the courfe of the casting
month.
The Rory of F. Flop Tree, upon Epping Forell,
being deflroyed by fire, is untrue.
When la LOIRE frigate communicated to Sir Ro-
BERT CALDER'S Iquadron intelligence of the Roche-
fart
fquadron being eighty miles northweft of her ; it
was nine o'clo,:k in the evening when the fell in with
dust, with the fignal flying to (peak to the Admiral ;
the DEFIANCE bore down to the Loyal:, and re-
peated a fignal with a gun : the MALTA, Captain
BUTLER, miStaking the Signal Of la LO!Rs for the (hip
in fight being an enemy, bore down to the Deriame e,
and fired her whole broodfide into her. Fortunately
but three (hot frock the DEFIANCE, and without do-
ing any material injury.
The Weft Kent regiment of militia paffed through
Chatham, early on Weclaefday morning, on their
march to Chelmsford.

•, • .

MARK LANE.

. . . . CORI EXCHANGE, JiiNR :R

The frefh arrivals of Wheat to-day are few, but
much of ordinary foreign, and Ilia very difficult
Pale ; fine fcarce, and full as dear—The Barley Trade
is dull and rather cheaper—ln Malt, Grey Peas, anti
Beans we obferve little variation—Waite Peas al
cheaper—Havihg a demand for Oats. for public re..
vice. tattles, anozber advance on this article—The
fcarcity of Fine Wheat keeps up she price of bstt
Flour.

GENERAL' CURRENCY As UNDER. '
Wheat, 45..610. Ina per qr. Grey Pride 40a. to 463.
Flue Ditto, 9.-4. 955. od. &Ana, 453 Ste.
• Rye, eSs. 524. od. Tick Ditto 42i. ith. od
airley,3ol. 36t. od. Oats, op 271 31s.
Maki yolk od. Poland ditto. 31.333.
White Peale, 423.475. ad: Rape Seed, GO& OCii.
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Flue Flour 7ss. to yEs. Seconds 655. to 751. per Ut,