Star.
London, England, 1807-10-17 00:00:00

THE ATHENIENNE.

A LIST of SEAMEN and MARINES. Survivors from the wreck
of his Majelly's late Ship ATHENIENNE, the Seamen and
Marines now forting an board the following Ships, under the
command of Vice Admiral Lord COLLINGWOJD
James Little and John Little, Lieutenants.
Namusil Parker, Malta.
William Goodwin, Porter.
Robert Epfeombc, Cori.
Atigußns Cannon. Mailer's Mate
John Francis, Thos. Manning, and Edw. Mlle, Midlhipmen.
IN THli BERGERE.
William Armftrong. Captain of the Forccaftle.
John Anderfon, AMe
William Arnold, Ordinary. •
William Burnett, Captain of the Foretnp.
Edward Benfield, Quarter-N:after's Mate.
John Benton, James crown, and James Birgefs, AWN
James Bewitt. OrdinAry.
George Butterfield, Arnow...-.
Hichard Burt and Pierre. Chancey,
William Collett, Carpenter'. Mate
Thomas Chearbam, Captain or Vac Mizentop.
Martin Consirin, Ordinary.
Richard Cdripman, Boarfstrain's Mate.
John Ckriltopher and William Dodds, Able.
John Cody *A Samuel Dueliefs, OrLlitiary.
Robert Denny and Charles Field. ditto
Wiliam Freglifli and Humphrey Fellowei, Able.
Francis Fortier. Carpenter's Crew.
Antonio Francifeo, Captain or the After-guard,
John Gamble, Carter Gunner
Robert Garrick arid Andrew Hume, Ordinary.
Andrew Hider and George Hill, Able
John Hudfon, Sail maker •
Thomas Humphries, Captain of the Mizentop.
William Hills, John Jones and Evan Junes, Ordinary.
Joseph Hicks, Carpenter's Crew.
Edward Handles, Qliarter Gunner
William Hall, Captain of the Mizentop.
Philip Jones, Captain of the Foretop.
Thomas Kyle and John Lohb, Ordinary.
John Milton and John Mills, Able.
Benjamin Meafon, Purfer's Steward.
William Walloon, Qurter Gunner.
William Manning and Michael Norton, Ordinarf.
William O'Brien and William Patten. Able. •
Evan Rolfe and William Robbed, Ordinary.
Richard Rocks and Alexander Small, Able
William Reynolds, Younian of the Sheds.
• Edward beln3an (d. to Saturn) Ordinary.
George Taylor and Robert Townkrul, Ordinary.
`F'homas Trani, Capta!n of the Mizentap.
Tomkina, Ordinary.
William Wilfon, Quarter Gunner
Samuel Willard, Able.
William Warms, Gunner's Mate.
George White and Thomas Williamfon, Ordinary.
William White, Quarter Manses Mate.
James Pavey, Corporal.
James Young, Samuel Dowry, Thos. Einton, James Hall, Able.
homas Henderfon, Ordinary.
Richard Murray and Samuel Murdock, Third Clafs.
Thomas Jones, Quarter Mailer.
MARINES.
William Poulton, Corporal.
George Tanner, John Junes, Francis Cookfunmepp, William Mar-
low, William V:iliiants, John BamEey, tdward Hill and Bar-
tholomew Hayes, Privates.
IN THE ATLAS.
James Dunlop, Thomas Little, Sand Connell, George Hamllon
and Jofeph RoYil, Able.
Jrifeph Sates, Private Marine.
William Parker, belonging to Canopus, Armourer's Crew.
LIST of MEN belonging to the late ATHENIE•.NNF,vainwere
received on board the BERGERE, and have been dirdiarged
from her :
John Cogan, Charles Holtz and Samuel Higliscek, Able.
john Fox and Samuel Vincent, Ordinary.
James Merchant and William Wood.

LONDON MrIRKEYS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, OCTOBER i 6.

The (apply of Wheat to-day is confiderable, chit By of fecend
and inferior qualities, fairs of which are dull, and at leis, bur hilt
(maples keep their price--Perky is heavy (ale and cheaper, Malt
nkewirc—White Peas are not higher—ln Beans tut (malt varia-
tion... The fupplies of Oats are silo confider:lslc, and f.cond and
ordinary faniples are lower... The price.; of Flour as our latt.

GINIRAL CURRENCY AS UNDFR ;
Wheat, aos 52% 646 per qr. Grcy Peart 58s 64 1
LRac Ditto, 66a 68s Beans. 3as sds o i (old)
Rye, 401 44a (new) Tick Ditto. 42s 48$ od
Barlay,3ss ats od Oats, 24s 281 3zs
Malt,6o 72s od Polar.l .itto 33s 34$ cd
White rotas, (boilers) isEa 168 s Poratoe ditto —s 366 cd
Rape Seed sal to a5l ocs.
Fine Flour 55s 585—Seconds 5 s to 555.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, October 16.
To fink the oral—per ftone of 81b.
Beef 3s 4d to 4% 6d I Veal 4s od to is 4tl
Mutton as 4d to Ss cd Pork 45 od to 5s 6d

. .
Lamb
Lamb 41 od to ss od.
NIMGATE and LEADENHALL, Odober 16.

Per Stone of 81b. by the eareafc.
Beef 24 8d to 4. od I Vcal 3% cd to 5. od
Mutton as Sit to 4e od Pork *4 to 4. 61

Lamb 3. 41 to as. Bd.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH M. 4 RICET.

New Bags sl ss to 61 6s

Pockets 61 os to 71 os

TO BE SOLD, IN FEE. BY AUCTION,
By Mr. STEPHENS,
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On Saturday, the xeth day of Odnber, 1807, between the hours
of Three Six in the Evening, at thc White Lion Inn, in Broad-
that, Briftol,
A LL that, the laid Capital Inn or Hotel, called
1- the WHITE LION, in the poffern .n of Mr. Luce, an yearly
Tenant and who hat notice to quit at Lady-day next.
The above Inn is well worth the attention of any peifon de
firous of engaging very extcnfively in the public line, having been
for many years laft pall, and being ad prefent, in full lonfioefs,
juitly eiLtenied ore of the molt commodious and repeetable Inns
in the City ; a very handfome and fpacious Affaxibly Room has
been lately added to thc Inn, and there are neertiary Coach
Houle' and good Subling for Fifty or more Horfes b•dongin to it.
The Tenant will caul.e the fame to be ffewn, and further par
titulars may be had of Mr Stephens, Anal neer, Cumbelland-
met, and Mr. Tueton, Solicit r, Briftol ; or of Meffrs. Long and
Beale. Solicitors, Upton-upon-Severn; and of Mr. Hulbruoke,
Solicitor, Ledbury.