Star.
London, England, 1807-12-16 00:00:00

LLOYD'S LIST.

His Majeny'sjAps YANG UMW, CAYENIIII,VIITALi
SAPP, uaao, and from the Baltic, are arrived
in Yarmouth Roads.
Cliotesetan, Dtesarara rj.••••Paffed by the Triton, Hodfon •
Ranger, Orton; Atalanta, Forftar ; and the Lonl St Helen's:
Seat, from Sc. Peteriburgh; New Concord, -- ~ from flotilla:
Venus, Sagp, from Stockholm ; Calypfe,
*nl the Sally, Stotland, from Riga.—Sailed the Jemima, ("bon.
for Dublin , Sufpence, Stamens ;. and the Crfar. Stroud. for la.
mica. . Bo*th. Sprint, Pratt
ARRIVED.
In the Downs, the Hope, Hillyer, from Peet-Minh ; and the
Minerva, Alexander. from Surinam—ln the River, the Alfred.
aelifon, from Riga—lu Yarmouth Roads, the January, Hart.
(neck, Isom Memel ; and the Hcro, Perriman, from Riga—ln the
11 Humber, the Venus, Harrifqa, from the Baltic--At Bridlington.
I the Supply, Brown, from the Battle—Off Orfordncfs, the Mentor.
I Stepbenfon, from the Baltic—At Newfoundland, the Hope,Elitosi,
from Liverpool—At Portfmouth, the Venus. —, from Riga,.
At Plymouth, the Louira Frederica, —, from Riga-.4t Got-
' tenburgh, the
.Fortitude, Raymond; and the Alert, Hill, from
London ; cud the Mary and Alice, ----, from Leith—At Li-
verpool, the Ann, Allen, from Labradore.

The Succefs, of Cokketter, laden with herrings, was carried
into Rye on the silt tuft. baying beco found at fee without any
perfnn on board
The Harmony, of lialtinp, laden with wheat, was captured a
few days flue, off Halting., by a French privateer.
The Yorick, Robeteau, from Bolton, is an Store to the Testi
and bilged.
The Mermaid, from Riga for London, put into
boarg on the aotb ult. having been run foul of.
The Batty, IPattterfon ; Myrtle, Nightingale ; Concord, Rid-
land; and the White, trona Stockholm for London;
Neva, Sedgworth ; Progrefs, Parifh ; and the Harmony, Booth,
from Peteriburgh for Louden, pot into Cartfitern, and remained
there otrthe 29th ult.
The Penelope, Lamb, of London ; and the Bel, Barret, of
Stockholm, are put Into Carlfcroaa.
The Traveller, Citing, from London for Casilltaas, is returned
to Yarmouth, after having been as far as Heillingbourg.
;The Orion (a Swede) from Riga for Ponfrnouth, has been on
*foal* the Dania mit, and taken poffeMon of by the Carat
_ DISTIMITION OF PRIZE MONEY.
The Canopus, Triumph, Bellele, Excellent, and Niger, will
be paid for 'the capture of the Guifippe l'Alcanza, by the Sena
hock, January 14, 1804, on the azd inft .at No sa, Eilea-ftreits
Strand, and there recalled on 'rudders and Fridcyli
The Locuft, for the recapture of the Olive Branch, Sept IS.
1807, will be paid sin her arrival at Spitbead ; or at No. aB.
tiigk-
area, portftnouth, to-morrow; and there recalled on Monday*
sod Thurfdaye.
The Decade andi-innet, forth* captor, of le Victor, July 29,
1947, will be 'pald-aod recalled at the fame time and place as the
'shove.
The Emceed, fee the capture of the Prince of Attalla', April
•t Si lBop,was Feld emboatd this day ; and will be recalled at No.
t t, Cad greet:
The Eurydice. for the capture of the Santa Terefa. January .ri2,
silos, will be paid on board, an the isth britaut, and recalled at
hlo te,Clatient's lan.
The Marioer, fqr the capture of the Fretterink, Auguft a, ttol,
will be paid on board on Saturday next, and milled et No. ;j.
Surrey-14w4 Strand, on Tuefd2yl and Fridays.

• "• -• j.OSS OF THE BOREAL
Min following is an extra& of the letter from Mr
flltemars, of the BARtas frigate, so his parents at
heehaws sting the lots of that fhip, and his provi.
lliittioti4efca pe . •
1 • • M. S. Thalia, Dec: t,lloy, Guar fey Roads.
if :Daze Ste—lt burial the grcateft pleafure I write to let you
kqnw that lam fife on board the Thalia. I had bit that morning
got out of bed from a fall which I rcerived about two days before
ant of the mizen-top. She ftruek about half an hour after five. I
went upon deck directly to fee what was the matter, when they
UM me the had (truck upon the gannaway Rocks. widish arc
Shoat two or three miles out from the Point of Quernfey. Between
keen and eight.they twilled out the large cutter ; the was no fooner
'set, than flu was fwamped alongfide; then they were going to
lower down the cutter, which was upon the quarter, when I Aced
the Second Lieutenant if I bad not better get into the boat at
ace, as in cafe any thing worfe thould happen, I Mould not be
able to get into her after. She was no fooner lowered down and
Maks unhooked, than the tide took us and drove us ahead of the
el*, in Ids than a minute t we had nothing to hold on by, the
lhip being upon ha "beam cods nearly, and the boat hook would
ant filet into the copper. We being on the weather fide, pulled
vp to the &fp two or three times, hailed her,and asked them foi a
ripe, but we could not get dote enough for the rocks. There was
May tnyfell, amoeba! Midfhipman, (not as big as mayfelf), and two
win in the boat ; it was very dark, and beginning to blow frelh.
We were afraid to trait the boat before the fez, therefore were
forced to keep her head to has well as we could, with two oars, u
we could not find the rudder, wkilft I was bailing the water out of
the boat with my hat, and the other Midthipman gave me a fpell,
till at lan our fingers got fo cold that we could not hold the bats
any longer, and loft them overboard ; but it pleated the Almighty
16 keep us alive until morning. When it was laylight we had kb
wind. hot a great tea ; we !topped the mafts and fct fail with an
Intention to beat up for Cuernfey,as we were a tong way to leeward
of' it; we found a leak and ftopped it as well as we could, whet)
we few a fail bearing down to us, which proved to be &ensile:
She hove-to directly for us, when we got on board. Captain
Manby ordered us down below in his cabin, made Ito uodrefs be-
. fore the fire, got dry things for us, and in fad he could not have
stfe.i us bettet than he did, had we been his foes. I had the fat}
the antis, and the was IoR on Saturday the afids. Accept of
my duty, with love to all at home.
" In remain, in good fpirits,
." Your ever dutiful Si.,
■ SAMUL.L. HOOD HEMMANS."
" S. Hanmans, Efq. Matter Attendant,
Dock-Yard. Chatham.*

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COIN btiAItILATI 2411 ARK L/11111, DEC. i6.—The
fupply of Wheat to day is but (bort, yet the trade is
very heavy in (ales, and does not fupport Monday's
prices—Barley in confiderable quantities, and inclines
luvsee—Fine new Malt about 78s. per quarter—Peas
and Beans, of each kind, dill vary but little—there
are not many Oats at hand, but thisatticle is quoted
at rather lower prices.—Flour as •ur lail—fine Amer
rican 38b. to 425. per barrel. • •

osaisitm. ettakltatcV a$ unpin.
Wheat. 462 Sds 734 per v. Grey Petts.4 /mod, .!:
rue Ditto. 742 7 721 04 !•-•-lielkis. (2.4.1111, 64!..44 ••"
aye, (new) 452 Sol od Tick Ditto 54s oos
Barley, 4os 45. od • • 06111.615• jai isos' • * •
Malt. (old) 6os los od • Rabid Airy 4is 432
White Peas, (Hollers) sole Ld7s Iseallar ditto so 441 et, L -
Rape Seed 24101
Fine Flour 55s 6os—Seconds sot SS*

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