Star.
London, England, 1801-04-07 00:00:00

YARMOUTH, APRIL 6.

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Sailed for Cuxhaven the KING GEORGE
FLYN and PRINCN of ORANGE, BRIDGE, With t!.e
mails, and feveral paffengers for Hamburgh and
Bremen, of the 3tft ult. and 3d inaant.—Arrived
the Pomona armed-chip: the Dorothea, of Sunder.
land, laden with coals, got on the Sand called the
Scroby ; the fhip and cargo are loft, but the crew
have been faved: the EsrlE6ts (loop has recap.
cured a (hip laden with grocery, bound to the
North ; fhe had been in the hands of the enemy
Tome hours : the Peace, of Yarmouth, laden with
coals, is on More here, but the cargo and (hip it i,
expeeted will be faved.--t-Sailed a cutter, with let.
ters for the fleet in the Baltic.-,-Wind W. S. W.
SHEERNESS, APRIL 6.

Arrived yellerday his Majeity's (hip Pomoss,
Capt. GORR,' from a cruize ; and the Aurumi
and Atopzo iloops, from the river
Sailed the Powsavut, of 74 guns, Capt. sir
FRANCIS LAFOREY, for Yarmouth; and the AD.
;RR, gun-brig, Lieut. WODD. Itear•Admir.,l
Tony has hoifted his flag on board the ZsAtous,
of 74 guns, at the Nore ; ancideapt. Ekir EDWARD
liIRRY is appoinwl to the command Jibe guar
of 64 guns: 8

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FROM LLOYD, LIST.

The Charles Carter, Tom si us, from Virginia to
London, is taken off Beachy, and carried into
Dieppe.
The Patopfee, HILL, from Dieppe to Saint
Thomas's, is taken and carried into Tortola.
DEAL, APRIL 6,—Arrived the RANGER !loop,
with a convoy from Yarmouth i and Goon Dt-
siom armed (hip, with a convoy from fortfmouth.
Wind S. W.

GRAPIER/IN APRIL 6.—Paffed by, the Four
Brothers, Beers, from Lear; and Vircorden,
from Steelcholm.--Sailed the Preßon, MIJRRAI,
for India; Rofe, and Reinholt, On LFRS,
for Hambmich.
.

HARWICH, APRIL 5.
Arrived the PROVIDENCE hired cutter for prori.
fions; alto the PHOENIX, hired cutter, from Yar-
mouth, having convoyed off this port, a large thin
(prize to one of the North Sea cruizers,) which
is ordered to London. Sailed the METEOR and
ATTACK, gun-reffels, for Sheernefs; and the Pao•
VIDRIICE cutter, on a ensile. Remain in the har-
bour. the DISPATCH and PHOENIX hired cutters—
Wind N. E.

BYJDOrTOWN, SAttllA.Dor.3, JA.I4UARY t 7. •
The flips ThaideS And Conn rnerce (the latter with
.its) which partedfrom the Lond6n Fleet on
;4th Dec. arrived here on Wednifday atld
{day laft ; and this morning the chips Coats,
200 of the 6th Battalion of the both Regi-
it) and Ramose, having alto feparated from
Fleet on the above day, arrived; the forstier
Id to Jamaica, and the latter to St. Lucia.
a. so.-.—lte brig Friends, bound to Marti.
, one of the Liman Fleet, and parted on the
Dec. arrived here yellerdy evening.
,cconnts received from Dominique, at Marti.
, and from thence communicated to us, !fate,
a French frigate had been taken by two of Our
of war, and carried Into the Saints, with
troops and General RO.CHAMBEAU on board,
France, bound to•Guadaloupe.—lt was alto
ted, that this frigate was one of a Squadron
we, with troops on board for the Well Indies,
which the had parted on the paffage, and
the Englifh Commanders having got poffef.
of her private finals, were in hopes of decoy-
fume of her contorts.
Prom Martinico we are aln) informed, that a
tU Squadron of French .privateers had made a
IA on Tortola, where they had committed
iy excelies of plunder and burning. One of
frigates lips been difpatched with troops, for
protedion Of the place.
a. 24.—..Fo_rtY.five fail of the London Fleet
ived here on Wednefday evening; among them,
flips Berwick, Waics, and Duke of York,
Laity, are for this Hind. They were Cepa-
from the Convoy on the 4th December, .and
concluded hither by the !hip IVPITII, of Ja.
:a, Captain Bus tows, to whom the Mailers
there veil& have handfomely exprefed their
ski for the judicious manner in which.he led

fie remainder of the Fleet are momentarily

paged.
The American brig Eagle, from Portfmouth
H.) Gioacs Rot tixs mailer, arrived yeller-
. She was hoarded in lat. 22. N. long. 55. 30.
lie FreneA privateer fchooner Egspte le Con-
;er, Captain LYKI:E MAR, front Guadaloupe,
.to, after putting the mates and crews of two
American prizes, which he had captured a day or
previous, on board, having found this vefTel
y and lumber loaded, permitted her on the
h intl. to proceed.
His Majefty's fhip LEVIATHAN arrived off Car-
Pay this morning, and we underhand that
lmiral DUCKWORTH has hOlaCti his Flag on
trd a Tranfport at Martinico, fcr the purpofe of
_ading this fine.iltip to cruize to windward for the
proteaion of our expelled trade.
.rt. fhip Aurora, Captain REDMAN,
awed this morning. She feparated from the
London Fleet on the 14th December, and on the
i, in fight of Madeira, was captured by the
:*rench corvette la Mouche, of z 8 guns and 200
men,'which alfo, two days after, captured the
Adventure, bound to Martinico, but was
after re-captured by his Majefty's fhip Botia-
,isPand having given information of the cap-
of the Aurora, the frigate fell in with, and
ipturetl her alfo on the gth inflant, having
t then twelve days in poffeffion of the enemy ;
ing which time, however, no depredation what-
:r was made upon the cargo, Captain REDMAN
being fuffered to remain on board. The Adverb-
was alfo ordered for this port, but has not yet
weelb

The Acrivs and AURORA frigates arrived at
Portfmouth, from off Havre' brought an account
(two large French frigates having efcaped from
port on Tuefday night laft, and that the JA.
Lieut. Losacit, &ling Commander), and
LAPWING, Capt. KOTHKRAM, were left in
of them, with every probability of their
overtaking them. The above was communicated
them by fome fifhing boats, as the frigates failed
night before the AURORA and ACTI vs arrived
Ithe port.
A gentleman in D'undee writes thus I have
letter from a friend at Dunkirk, in which are
• following particulars :—The Lady Stormont,
not TODD mailer, bound from .Dundee to
London, (hip and cargo valued at upwards of
,z,oocl. fterling, was taken on the fith March by
the Bellone French privateer, mounting so guns,
commanded by Citizen BLANKNIAN, and carried
Dunkirk. Capt. TODD, and a gentleman psi.
iger, were kindly treated by Capt. B. and his
officers while on board the privateer. On the 9th
a two-decked (hip bearing W. by N. (fuppofed
laviticiaLz) at five, fame day, a (mall cutter
[ring S. rhich at half-paft five engaged the Bel-
t for Come minutes, during which time the
iglifh prifoners were confined in fo fmall a (pace
to be almolt fuffocated ; chaced the fame cutter
(even P.M. when the Bellone (leered for Dues-
During this cruife the Bellone had takes
following (hips :—Hope's Increafe, POTTS& I,
an, &IRETON' and Lively, ARIESTRONO, from
)underland, to London, with coals ; Prorideace.
)WDON, from ditto, to ditto, with coals owl
grindftimes ; Sufanna, .W , from ditto, to
; Thames, from Newcallle to Low.
with coals. She funk the George, and burst
Thames."
‘ACT Of A LITTER, DATED TNt 54TH MARCH,
1801 111011 A P7/15011 IN DUNKIRK.
To fail this afternoon, or to-morrow, As
Bellone privateer, Citizen BE AAAAA N Commander.
mounts i 6 four-pounders, two fhort eighteen ditto.
and one long nine ditto. She now has three.top
gallant yards aloft, her fore and main top-galla‘
mails cut fhort off by the rigging at the malt-headi
wizen top-gallant yard is rigged upon the polo
her Dairen top-mall. She appears rather naw
when cod on I.has a head, and Cu'
a boat acrofs het (tern ;%ulaTd black bends, sad
black !freaks above the fame, and then two
or three (freaks yellow, and then black above that.
There is a fmall lugger privateer to fail from hence
• the fame time with the Bellone. She has yel-
fides, and will not mount more than four or
guns. It is thought Cade reliefs are deitiped
the North coati." •

Courrs-Ms:,viAt.--Wednerday Lift a Court-
Martial w4s held on board his Majeity's (hip GLA.
Duro', in Portfmouth harbour, for the trial of
Capt. Dome-ix, his Officers and Ship's Company,
for the lots of the Scour doop, on the Shingles,
in her patrage through the Needles; Vice-Admi-
ral-Gast siva, Prefideet, and M. GILISTNAK, Efq.
Judge-Advocate. After hearing the narrative of
Captain DUNCAN, the Court was of opinion, that
the lufi of the laid Soup was occationed by her
kin& drifted on the Shingles by the rapidity of
the tide, after.fhe was tacked, and before the got
head way through the water, the fhip having put
in liaya',.• by doe Pilot's directions, whilft the pro-
per mark (ifelak the light of Hurft Cattle) was
and that no blame was imputable to the
(aid Capt. HENILY DUNCAN, his Officers, the Pilot,
or Ship's Company, for their condud upon that
occaftom

Same day, Andrew M'Pherfon, a feaman be-
longing to the Hum, was tried for defertion. He
being found guilty, was fentenced to receive three
dozen lathes on board the laid (hip.
A Court-Martial was held on Saturday on board
the RUBY, in Sheernefs harbour, to try Mr. Tho-
mas Scott, Boatfwain of the PRINCE EDWARD, Re-
ceiving Ship, at Chatham, for flriking the Cen-
tinel when on duty, and for mutinous behaviour
to Lieut. GRAVER, COmmanding Officer of the
LION, (which (hip's crew was then on board the
PRINCE EDWARD); when the charges being proved
in part, the Court rendered him incapable of ever
amain ferving as an Officer in his Majelly's Navy,
and ordered him to ferve before the maft, in fuck
of his Majefly's Blips as the Lords Commiffioners
of the Admiralty (hall dire&
Things), fe'nnight the Lord Provoit, Magif
crates and Council of Edinburgh, upon complaint
of Mr. JAMES Dixox, matter of the Mary, of New-
cattle, with concurrence of the Trinity-houfe, Leith,

difrniff ed the following perfonsfroni their employ-
ment as Pilots for Leith Harbour, viz. jaws Car-
ney, Jobe Seaton, yams Nader, `ranter Logan, and
James Noble. The complaint fluted, that on the
ft of laft month, his (hip got on a rock called
the Heriot, near Inchkeith, and having' made a
fignal of diftrefs, a boat with the above perfons in
it came off to his alliflance ; but as the wind was
unfavourablito get into Leith, he wifhed to go to
Burntifland, and afked theni to take him in there.
They anted twenty-fire guineas for their troublz,
which he thought exorbitant ; upon this they,
with much abufive language, left his (hip, and had
it not been for the allitlance afforded by Captain
LAURENCE &ELME, of Leith, who carne off in a
fmall yawl, and carried him into Burntifland, hi,
(hip and cargo would have been loft. The hfagil
traces, confidering this condua as molt improper
and difgraceful, difmiffed the above perfons from
the fervice of the Port of Leith, being refolved
that every perfon, a6ting under their authority,
(hould afford every of iflance to ftrangers frequent-
ing that Port in fimilar cafes of diftrefs.
Arrived at Liverpool, Ephron, Lirsox, from
New Bmnfwick ; Commerce, PROCTOR ; Alfred,
FORSTER; and Benfon, POSTIATHWAITE, from
Martinique.
The Evorwir limp of war, Captain Sul4Ntze-
vizt.s, arrived at Deal, frog a cruize, with the
brig Juno, of Aberdeen, Guiana WALLACE mar-
ter, from Lynn. to Penzance, laden with grain,
taken by a French privateer near Dangenefs, and
retaken by the EUGENIE near Dieppe, and fent
into Dover • the privateer had taken another brig,
with a fimiar cargo, with which the efcaped.

MIZS ROBEITSON.—This Lady has not been
removed to Maidttone gaol, as was Rated on Sa-
turday. Her creditors have lodged detainers
againft her, and the remains at Huntingdon, where
the was taken into cuftody. When hfr. M
the carpenter, arrived at the inn at which the was
apprehended, he was at once informed, that two
Ladies of the defcription of Mifs SHARPE and Mifs
ROZERTSMI, were in the honfe. Their names
were unknown. He fet the officers on the watch,
and went up ftairs to the apartment of the two
ladies. Mifs SHARPE was in the fitting-room, but
at firft denied that Mifs RossarsoN was in her
company. Mr. M RRRRR and the officers anted
her to open a door that led to a contiguous bed-
chamber. It was locked; and the faid the had
not the key. One of the officers, with his foot,
burg the door open. Mifs Rossarson was dif-
covered Itanding on the floor, in a flannel night-
gown. Though it was late in the morning, the
had but
.441 Darted out of bed.
Her perfon was immediately identified, ind the
was condußed to the gaol. in the gaol the was
left in a Rate of extreme wretchednefs : her money
being entirely exhautted,fhe was without means to
procure any comfort : the was obliged to make a
fourths in a room in which (be found three other
women : had not one of them admitted her, in
cons.flion, to mare her bed, the mail have flept
on the floor: the is now in veryill health; and
Mifs SIiARPI, who, though not id necelfary con-
finement, Rill attends her, has written to [elicit
Mr. Maery for Money for Mitt ROBIRTSON'S im-
mediate fubfifteuce.
Her creditors met at one o'clock, P. M. on Sa-
turday laD, at the Bricklayers' Arms, in the Kent
Roads to confider what thay fhonlcido for the re-
covery of the debts the owes them. The total full
is not lets than is,cool. Denting.
Every article Mifs Kesterson ordered, during
her refidence at BLlckheath, was in the moil mag-
nificent and expenfire !Vie i (bawls at sol. each;
jewellery, beds, linen, furniture, flowers, &c. c
She was, to the lag, ready with references to
pie of the higheß rank and changer..
other pretences, the talked of a bond for t
from the Earl of Roamer, at a tirt* when the
patience of her creditors was no longer to be
deluded.
A woman and her infant child, !eliding in
cottage near Claine's Church, Worcefler, were on
Wednefdauyht burned to fuels excefs, by a
fire occafi by the falling of a candle againfl
the window curtain, that their lives are defpaired
of. •
A daliller's carman, on Friday, riding on the
top of tome empty calks in Blackroanalreet, Bo-
rough, was thrown 01, and his (cull fraaurod.

MN AND MEAL.

ALNWICK. MARCH as

It is s notorious raft that at this moment many •
thoufands of families, in opulent and middling cir-
eumftances, have double; and tome treble, the
flock of Corn and Meal they ever laid in, in times
of plenty, the bad tendency of which is obvious;
as dmult of courfe create an unufual and unne-
cefary demand, which is always accompanied by
a high price. Hence we find many of thofc who,
in the moll unqualified terms condemn (peculation,
become a numerous fet of fpeculators themfelves,
and as that kind of monopoly is couched under the
idea of confumption, it more than any other kind
enhances the price, and fupports in its full vigour a
fpirit of fpeculation among the farmers and dealers.
—lf yoU want the price of corn kept down, or the '
price lower, when very extravagant, do not on any
account whatever bring it out of.the hands of the
' farmers until you be in abfolnte want of it ; and,
inflead of keeping a larger 1164 than in plentiful
years, every individual iliould contrive to keep as
(mall a flock as poflible, otherwife he becomes a
monopolizer, to the injury of the poor—and, in
general, to his own difadvantage in the end. A
dull (ale has always a tendency to damp the far-
mers and dJalers, and of courfe lower the markets;
but, as long as individuals continue to fupport
fpeculation, by an unneceffary demand, you may
be affured prices will keep up, and, I believe, no
longer.—l am now perfuaded that at prefcnt, be-
fides whatmay be imported, we have more corn than
will ferve till long after harvefi—and as markets
have taken a favourable turn, let us fecond the
alteration by leffening the demand, and by no
means keep an unneceffary flock, which, in times
of fcarcity, has much worfe effect than we appre-
hend it has.

On Stinky evening a very heavylhower of hail
fell to the northward of the metropolis, but fortu-
nately it did not laft long enough to do any ma-
terial damage to the blofrom which now corers the
,fru't trees.

A large quantity of foreign fpirits were fan week
ken floating off the Norfolk coaft, near Hoppa--
burgh, and drawn afbore by fume labourinz men,
who drank of it to fuel' excels, that one of them
died the nest day, and two others nearly loft their
lives.

At I.cdbory fair on Monday the price of cheefe
tell upwards of 125. per cwt.
The following hint, if adopted, may prove ufe-
ful, and, we prefume, the experiment may be eafily
made in many fitnations. A Gentleman in the
neighbourhood of Cockermouth, planted laft year
a quarter of an acre of ground with carrots, with-
out dunging. The produce was upwards of 600
[tone. Some of there carrots weighed 311 b. each.
and mcafurcd twelve inches in circumference. This
may be admitted as a curiofity : but the experi-
ment had been made for another purpofe ; and it
anfwered beyond expeCtation. Work horfes were
fed with the carrots through winter, and were its
the moil thriving condition, and fit for their ufual
work the enfuing feafott, at about one-fourth of
the charge of the accuftomed feeding.
Moufehold Heath, Norfolk, is at length inclof-
ing, and fome lots of it have, we underfland, been
let at 255. per acre, although previous to hada
lure, it was not worth lo many pence.
CURIOUS TENUIR.—The lands of Brianflon, a
village near 131.aidford, in Dorfet(hire, were held
by a tenure which obliged the proprietor, when
the King marched to war againft either Scotland
or Wales, to lima a man to walk before him,
without any other clothes than his thin and draw-
ers • holding in one hand a bow without a pier,
and' in the other, an arrow wished ajni• her.
Among the ufur Nature of the prefent age,
may erhaps he reckoned the following : A Cow,
the property of Jdhn Prater, farmer. of Halton-
hill, in Littondale, in Craven, calved on the night
of Thurfday, the Lath day of March, ;Sot. a
fine whye calf, of a green colour, a (bade darker
than the gofsling green. It has three common
brown (pots on either fide, andone on the top of the
head, each about an inch broad ; and one brown
foot. The young animal appears in perfeft health,
and likely to do well, if it be not too much dif-
turbed by the curiofity of the aflonithed neighbours.
On the Lift market day at Plymouth, it was full
of every neceffiry of life at reduced prices. Butter
as. a pound, potatoes ts. a gallon, and other things
in proportion. All went off quietly, without any
difpofiuon of rioting; and the farmers went home
highly pleated with the proteftion afforded them
by the civil and military power.
Riots.—ln the afternoon of Friday fe'nnight a
tumult took place in the corn-market at Sunder-
land, in confequence of the price of wheat, 4os.
being demanded by one of the dealers for a boll
of that grain; the populace immediately raked the
kennels for dirt. with which they befmeared the
farmer, who was glad to retreat to the Fountain
Inn. the windows of which houfe were afrailed
with (tones and brick-bats, as were alto thofe of the
Half-Moon and Qileen's-Head. Betides the da-
mage &Rained in the brittle materials of the
houfes attacked, a quantity of corn was madly trod-
den under -foot, and feveral of the farmers carts
were ken floating to lea the next morning. A
lattice of the Peace with a fcw contlables feixed
upon one of the infurgents, and committed him to
the cage; but he was loon after liberated by a de-
tachment of the rioters. Things continued thus
till about nine o'clock, when the Junice with an
created body of conftables, again made his ap-
nce and read the riot-aft on the (ceps of the
ft.:ex i on, by candle-light ; but with fo little
that it was deemed rudent to plant a
military guard round his houfep during the night-
In• the midst of the fray a party of the Lancathire
Militia were called out.

Thurfklay three men going about With dancing
bears, were taken up by order of Juftice Huai. s It,
'of Queen(quare, as vagrants, when the nutter and
owner of the bears was committed to Bridcwcll.
Thurfday evening, about ten o'clock, as .Mr.
Lazenby, of Walbrook, was returning to town
from Sydenham in a poll chaife, he was (lopped
by • tingle highwayman, lietwcen Dulw•iclt mad
Combs:swot', anti robbed of his call.

LONDON lIMRKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, ...PM '6.

Wheat has declined full tts. MA' tv,orirr. Runs (rrin
Kane, Elea, and Suffolk, went R ft- .n.v.".fs so t r quar-
ter, and fine pantile front . .
I,tyr, r
tLin.--Barley is full 6s. per qus,-tr- ha
fale.—Oats are full 41. and 1 P.k 3,:tiv, 1: .1r to
4a. per quarter lowerV/Idtc ••• in f...k.aild fu:l
ros. and Grey ones es. per quilt.: slaw..., no
alteration.

CURRENT PRICE OF (I.:.‘' A.
Wheat s zoos to cos od Grey Peafe 6c^ :1
Fine 1651 to 17011 od Short SniallOats l 5;
DalitZiC Wheitls9StOs6gs od Fine ditto .46.1
Rye fos to to-/s od Polon& ditto 3c. .
Suffolk Barley 46s to 84s od Fine 48s" to ! .1
Norfolk Barley 45s to 82s d Small Beans 6os to 7c 1
Malt 76. to 9sa od Fins oos to cos od
White Peale 981 to 104 s od Tick ditto ps to 590 od
PRICE OF FLOUR this Morning.

Fine, tap. to t3ol,—Meal, t v',. Fine Pollard, -a. Bran, —a.

RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE.
Including only from the 23d of March to the 28th of March,
incluliye, agreeable to the New Mts.
34 Q.:jar:en 1741 od 751 Qm-ters
70 —171 s 282 •••••••—••-•
20 17C1 CJ 549 --
148 2612 04 226 .-
22 IfiSS od 4*
214 i 602 (a 42r
20 1582 04 139
210 1576 6d 921
120 1571 01 429
27 ----.-1562 cd 94
195 ------ :55s od 103
113 154$ 04 378
51531 04 11 .........
70 .•••• 1521 od 5 *'
238 ••••••• 13J1 04 130

1483 od •
QyArters. Average 1441. 74.
cu. did. lower than laft return.

147 s a
146 s cl
145 s od
ins od
143 s od •
1426 cd
!vs od
nos od
1383 od
z36‘ od
135 s od
,1304 od
xs6s od
I os od
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ENTRY of CORN to the PORT ut LONDON diiiing lalt
week.-I,Clcat, 2220 irs.—Flour, 300 cwt.—Clover aced.
—cwt—R ye. LSO grap•—Zarity, zoo qrs,—Peak, 300 cp.
Beans, 120 cm

There were entered on Saturday at the Coflont-haute,
19poo 92..rtkrs W:t.. at 3,180 Qitarers Rye
Quarters Oats 475 ttar....rs Peace
1,500 Q.iarterf Barley
In the week,
23.195 (tatters Wheat 300 <Lowers Peale
8,4j0 Quarter Oats 85 Qtarters Beans
z,440 earters Earley 3.1 to Cam Wheat Hunt
L,300 9...uarters Rye .10 Cwt. Wheat Meal
PRICE OF HOPS,
rent ill 01 to 131131 Kent 111 &to 151
e. ell
SuTcx 121 cos 10131 Sulk es s 131 1014110 s
Wes sal cos to 131 aYarn. tot oos to ad os as
SEEDS PER IWNDRED WEIGHT, April 6.
Red Clover 20$ to 150 t
White ditto ps to 11N per est.
Trefitl • sa to 6.s
Terrill) 1:140 381 per bete/
Rye Utah its to 165 per quarter
Cinquefoil 74s to les per ditto
White zu to t6s c 4 per Whig
Seed. /amain Its to as 6d per ditto
Canary Seed 121 to 131 per ditto
• Rape Seed 461 to 331 per hit
SMI'IIIFIELD, April 6.
To fink the offal--per Rt.= orBlb.
Reef p od to 6s ed Veal - as el to 7s 6tl
Mutson js 44 to 7$ ad Pork - 64 4d to 71 44
Stock at Market the. morning, Beaßs 2300, Sheep and Lamb,

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