Star.
London, England, 1809-02-14 00:00:00

YARMOUTH, FEBRUARY 13.

Arrived the BRUIZ IR and BarroiskaT gun brigs, and rem%
in the Roads with the Roebuck, Princess Caroline, Atwukii
Belerophon,!Stately, Crocodile, Indignant, Calypso, Egeria,Brwei!
Wrangler, and Sealark. Wind S. E..—Sixty-five French priso-
ners were this morning landed from the corvette, captured by Ite
AstraxLE frigate, and escorted to prison by; detachment oft!
Cambridge Militia.

The interest of the !cene increases with the prt
gross of the piece, in the case of tie examination, b'
the Ho Ise cf Commons, into the charges alit cl_;e(
against the Duke of YORK. About -five o'clock, th,
hour at which Mrs. CLARKE was expected to mai
her appearance, the crowd in the lobby of the Hou,
and about the doors, was so great, as to render- the pl.t
inaccessible to the Members. It was accordingly fours,
necessary to call a strong force of constables to keel
a clear passage for the Members and other persons tx
longing to the House. The constables formed tw
lines from the door of the lobby to the exterior door
the end of Westminster-hall. Here the massof the
crowd v.-ere obliged to take their station, and her
they remained until a late hour, all eager to catch
glimpse of the spruce Mrs. CLARKE. This Lad;
however, evaded their curiosity, as she was admitte,
by a private passage.

Wednesday, at a meeting of the inhabitants of Glasgow, calico
by the Lord Provost, it was unanimously agreed to erect a monk
ment to the memory of their ever-to-be-lamented and gallant
townsman, Sir Jo lIN Mooar, K. 8.—.-A sum esseediag Ciso
was immediately subac ribed.

A Meeting of the Roman Catholics of Dublin took place
the 4th instant, in that o4ty : it was numerously and respuctabl
attended. Counsellor O'Gorman proposed a General Meetim
to consider She expediency of preferring their claims to Parli
meat at the present moment. The motion was strongly debate(
but when the question was called, and the Meeting was prepare
for a division, the Noble Lord who presided retired from th
chair, and thus the Catholic Petition is postponed sine die.

The Seventh Report of the Commissioners if Military 11:1111-
has been printed and laid before the House of Commons. It em•
braces the office of the Secretary at War, the Department of Fr
reign Accounts, and the Chaplain General. it suggests the
trenchment of several expellees In the War Office, for pamphlets
newspapers, delivery of letters, Ste. It also suggests some im•
provements in the mode of keeping the accounts, and other In:
tees. Among these is a recommendation to the employment
only one Agent, acting under one authority, to make all the issue
of money for the service of the foreign corps.

This morning, soon after three o'clock-, a firerbroke out at IV
Asides Cooperage in-York-street, WesbUnstir; winch but
wish great mpidity for above wham, and threatened clevastati
to the York Brewery, nearly adjoining and the neighbourho(
It consumed the whole of the premises where it b., gun, and
houses of Mt:-TAtrib;greeer, and Mr. Dudley, Fatten-. Wald
were in imminent danger of being consumed. Mr. Elliot,
brewer, at Pimlico, sent his engine the first, and his man piar
it : through the activity of the firemen, and also those belongi
to
.the Hope Insurance Office, it was got under. M. Askell 1
suffered considerable loss. A waggon load of canteens, for t
army, were delivered into the premises on Saturoay, consisti
of 1200 in =saber. Mr. Askell escaped with only his waistcc
and small clothes on.—The Queen's Guard, and the:lilt-y ard C u:,
active. The celebrated Mrs. CLAK Kt, returning from the Ha.
of Commons in her carriage, was the first person who gave I
at Whitehall, attended, and the St. Margaret's and St. Joh:
Volunteers, assembled with their usual alacrity, and were v'
alarm to the watch-man; by her screams.

Speculation has seldom been known so brisk as in the press
Lottery, in consequence of Tickets rising to £55 in the 1.
Scheme, and of 1,300 bring now given to adventurers, in mit
tion to the•vast opulence of the Scheme itself—consequently '
18,500 for sale.

MARRIED.
On Satstrday last, at Al!bellows, London W4ll, by the Rt
H. J. Knipp, A. M. Mr. J. Lloyd, of Fen-court, Fenehurr
ttreet, cornhator, to IVIIss elements, of Charles-square, Holt(

• - DIED.
On WidnesilarAto atit instant, at Wells, in Norfolk, 5'
ilill,Bag, 1
7 y, in that county, having on the preeedia
day comje _aw of his age. He lived beloved and
rosPect • 01411 dkd,Ndnt lamented.

LONDON Printed and Waked by LEVEL KENT, of C,
terbuty nee, Lunged', at the Srat-Ornc E, No, 1, Cali
street. -Pliblisbitilho al Ike STAvOirnsit, Temple Eat.