Star.
London, England, 1809-07-19 00:00:00

DEAL, JULY 19.

Arrived the Every, ilattnis, from Curacoa.—
Wind N.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAY/O'34D, JVLY 19.—Arfived the Mars, Finlay, from
America ; and the Bird, Pringle, from Quebec.
ARRIVPD—At Liverpool, the Ardent, Bouch ; and Union,
Wylie, from St. Croix; Elizabeth, Falcon, from Barbadees ; Shan-
non, Kendall; and Farina, Bonnet, from St. Kitts ; Ranger, Hal-
liday, from Trinidad ; Helen, M‘Kinlay, from Demerara ; Diana,
Achen, from New Providence; Mercury, Hampton, from Lis-
bon. At Bay Chaleurs, the Cod Hook, —; Habnab, —;
and Day,.---, from Duhliu, At Lisbon, Venus, Wells; and
Friends, Hammond, from Newfoualand ; Hector, Caasingena,
from Sardinia; Brothers, Williams, Liverpool; Swift, Wilcock;
and Felicidade, Janqueira, from Cork ; Pequino Alexander, --,
front Sicily; Conceicao, —, from Almeria; Paquete Real,
filampos, from Bahia ; Triomphe, M'Kennao, from Gibraltar s
Belle Carolina;•• —, from Malta ; Dons Irmaos,—, from Car.
thagcna ; Ave Maria, —, from Para; Conceicao, from
Cagliari; Forrone, Dunkin, from Cadiz; Edwin, Rice, from
Salem; from \Valaingham Packet, —, from Falmouth. At
Oporto, the Whim, Wilson, from Hull ; Adventure, Lisbey, •
from Liverpool. At Martinique, the Lady Prevost, Parker,
from Halifax; Sally, Kingston, from Boston ; Swift, Heller; and
Fame, Leman, from Wiscasset ; July, Sethmay, from Boston;
Abeona, Smith, from St. Salvadore ; Friendship, Hoskin, from
Madeira; Polly, Wells, from Kennebeck ; Britannia, Lewis, from
Penobscott ; Three Sisters, Tweotymen, from Liv•mpool ; Samp-
son, Merchant ; and Hiram, Kiusam, from Boston ; Ellen, Dyett,
from Glasgow ; Industry, —, from Penobscott ; Marshland,
Barry ; and Charming Eliza, Hardcastle, from Cork ; Dispatch,
Rogers, from Boston ; Frederick, M•Donald, and 1 homas, Cow-
son, from London ; Venerable, —, from New York ; Eliza-
beth, Field ; and Chance, M'DougaU, from Newfoundland.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
The Bacchante, will be paid for the Atalanta, captured October
5, 1807, at No. 3, Philpot-lane; and there recalled ou Tuesdays
and Fridays.
The Essex and Airly Castle Fastelndiamen, for several Dutch
ships captured off Sr. Helena the 24th of June, 1795, on Thurs-
day; the farmer, at No. 5, White Lion-court, Cornhill ; the hirer
at No. 27, Nicholas-lane; and recalled on Tuesdays and Thurs-
days.
The Sceptre, for the Dutch Indlamen captured in June, 1795,
and the Leviathan, for some Spanish vasstls captured in Novem-
ber, 1804, at No. 13, Great Geerge-street, and there recalled.
La Fleche, for the Vrow Caroline, on board, on the 18th inst.
and recalled at No. 20, st. Thomas's-street, Portsmouth.
Tke Charger, for the Jonge Jacobus, on her arrival, and re-
called at No. 37, Southarnpton•street, Strand.
The Ramilies, for the Ambition, on the 26th instant, at Ko. 3,
Clifford's Ina, and there reca'led on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
The Fury, for the Vigilantia, captured Nov. 2,6, 1808, to-mor-
row, at Ne. 8, Fenrhurch-buildings, and there recalled ou Tues-
days and 'Mondays.
The vessels, for the Wilhelmina and Speslinoy, captured Dec.
2, 1807 ; and the Meteor, for the Venus, captured No. 15, 1805,
on Monday, at No. 28, High-street, Portsmouth; and there re-
called on Mondays and Thursdays.
The Penelope, for the Twilling Pert', captured Sept. 6, 1803,
on the 26th. at Mr. March's, Gosport; and there recalled on •
Wednesdays and Saturdays. .
The Cracker, for l'Ete, captured June 17,1808 ; and the Beagle,
for la Hazard, captured October 2, 1808, on board the respective
ships ; and recalled at No. 92, Arundel-street.
. _ . _

The St. Alban's, for the Eliza and Mary, captured Sept. 22,
1800 ; and the Gladiator, captured April 21, 1801, at the Crown
and Sugar-loaf, Garlick bill, on Monday; and there recalled the
first Monday in each month.
The Majestic, for the Avesture,e.aptured October 6, 1807, on
the 26th instant, at No. 3, Clifford's Inn; and there recalled on
Wednesdays and Thursdays.
The. As 4 East-Indlainan, for the Dutch chips captured off the
Cape of Good Hope in 1795, ou the 26th and 27th instant, at the
Ship, Lesdenhall-street ; and there recalled on Wednesdays.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MA RK-L ANS, JULY 19.—There
are no fresh arrivals of Wheat to-day, but tolerable
quantities on hand ; waiting the expected supples, the
buyers almost decline purchasing during the embargo;
fine samples rather higher—Malt likewise—Peas and
Beans of the two kinds are somewhat dearer—The
of Foreir-

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JULY 18.

2xtract of a Letter from Captain Goate, Commander of his Ma-
jesty's Sloop the Mosquito, addressed to Rear Admiral Sir
Richard Strachao, and transinitted to the Hon. W. W. Pole,

dated in the River Vb.., July 9.
I proceeded up this river with his Majesty's vessels
named in the margin, * and anchored out of gun-
shot of the battery at Cuxhaven, on the 7th instant,
and as it was too strong to he attacked by his Majes-
ty's vessels, I was determined on landing and taking
it by storm, having previously made the necessary
preparations for that purpose.
At daylight on the morning of the Bth, I disem-
barked with Captain Watts of the Ephira, and the
Commanding Officers, seamen anal marines, of the ,
respective vessels ; the first bbats that landed were
fired upon by the enemy's advanced post, and they
then retreated to the battery, we marched on to storm,
but from our appearance the enemy thought proper
to retreat, about eighty in number, so that we took
the battefy (which had six guns, 24-pounders, and
surrounded by a wet ditch) wietout opposition ; his
Majesty's colours were then hoisted on the French
fag-staff, and afterwards those of Hamburgh on the
castle of Kitzbuttle, we then dismounted the guns and
put them on board of vessels lying in the harbour, as
well as several other small pieces of cannon, with all
the slxt and military stores. The battery was then
undermined, and, by a variety of explosions blown up.
.1 then gave the.town of Cuxhaven in trust to the
Civil Governor, and embarked all the seamen and
marines. Two French gun-boats, with two guns
each, which were lying in the harbour, were also
taken possession of.
Although we did not meet with the opposition that
was expected (as the French had sometimes five hun-
dred men, at other times about one hundred at Cux-
haven), yet I think it my duty to inform you of the
activity and gond conduct of the Commanders, Com-
manding Officers, Seamen, and Marines, on this
occasion, as it was partly from their regularity in
forming and marching, that induced the enemy to
retreat. •
Captain Pettett of the Briseis commanded afloat,
and got that vessel uuder weigh to assist, had it been
necessary.

• Mosquito, (sloop) Briseis, Ephira, Bruizer (gun vessel) Cen-
time], Blazer, Pincher, 134siliA, Patriot, (schuyt) Alert, (cotter).

WHITEHALL, JULY is.
The King has been pleased to grant the Dignities of Viscount
and Earl of the United Kirgdom of Great Britain and Ireland to
the Right Honourable Dudley Baron Harrowby, and the heirs
male of his body lawfully begotten, by the names, stiles, and
titles of Viscount Sandon, of Sandon, in the county of Stafford,
M:d Earl of Harrowby, in the county of Lincoln.
Th.:: King ttiv bren pleased to present the Rev. James Foote to
the Church and Pilr:,h of Logie Port, in the presbytery of Bre-
chin, and county of Forfar, vacant by the translation of Mr.
Alexander Peter to Dundee.

The King has also been pleased to present the Rev. Adam
Laidlam to the Church and Parish of Southdean, i i the Presbytery
of J.:clint.,;ll, and county of Roxburgh, vacant by the death of
Mr. William Scott.

Thu King has also been pleased to present the Rev. John Rus-
sell to the Church and Parish of Nluthil, in the Presbytery of
Auchterarder, ard county of Perth, vacant by the death of Mr.
John Scutt.