Star.
London, England, 1813-09-14 00:00:00

HARWICH, SEPTEMBER 13.

Arrived the Beaufoy packet, with a Mail and pas-
sengers, from Gottenburgh—sailed on Sunday week,
at which time a convoy of one hundred sail weer
ready *to sail for England first fair wind-.met the
outward-bound in the Sleeve.
MO if I ROSE. SEPTEMBER Iq,
Tuesday morning, about half•past eight o'clock,
during a heavy gale, a mall sloop was sten to foun-
der near the Buchanness, and witty soul on board
perished. Three men had been previously seen upon
deck. It is supposed she was loaded with lime, as a
volume of smoke rose from the sea, epon her going
down.

Since the return of Admiral Holm from the Baltic.
the comm And of the stradron on that station has de.
volved on Admiral GRAHAM MOOItE.

We have authority for stating, that there is an error
in the short article in the Gazette of Satu•day, which,
mentioned that Mr. HENRY M(X)111., Midshipman of
the AJAX. had been Med in the assault upon the
'bland of Santa Clara—he was ootmardell only.
In consequence of the new regulations issued by
the Lords Commissioners til the Admiralty, every
Purser, previous to his receiving a warrant, is to un-
ur•rgo a regular examination. by a Captain, and three
experienced Pursers, touching his abilities for sock
appointment.

T e following is a copy of a letter from the Home
Department to a Mercantile Hcuse, in answer to an
uppiication for an Alien to be permitted to come fronib
France to this country, and we publish it tor the ge.
beral convenience of the parties who may be ints.?
rested in the reguistions
(COPY.) " WSITSRALL, Bars. $O, ISM
" Gasnassau—l have received and laid Woe Lord ilide
mouth your ok oicatioo to permit Mr. so loose imlls
France to tits country ; and his Lordship has dimmed mete ass
cram; you, that no suificleat ground has been suited by you, is
31.,_tily his Lordship in his compliance wish your roquout.
" 1 avail myself of this opportunity of swishy rot, dull
it has been deemerreapt client to establish the rule of am peps
mining a:.y Alien of any sountry whatever to come to GAM
rather from Flame, or from any country immediately
dependent on France, unless the previous comment of the DMA
Government be obtained and notified to him, through hisetorese
pondeuu here, before his embarkation for this country's:id that
should any Alien embark on board any merchant vessel, or or.
tei, for this put pose, without such consent having been obtained
sod notified to him, be will, on his arrival, be required m return
torthwitit to the Continens, and will, on no account, and upon asm
application in his favour, be allowed to land and proceed bite the
urerior. . _

" 'lO obviate any misconception of the application of this
rule, with respect to the natives mid settlers of any of the cols.
Dies captured from France, I dour it right to apprise you, thee
such ul ti,ens u shall have been resident in Xranoe, or in the
countries immedatuly deiseptient on Trance, Lau the capture err
these column, will be equally required to observe tins rip manes.
t am, at.. " J. H ADVll4O.lOre."
" Mesa*. ----."
MIo:WM AND RUND2IIL+A most horrid murder
was committed on 'l'urstiay night, on the body of
WiLuaus MAbta, of Temple Craig, three miles be-
yond Bray, in ti.e county of Wicklow. A gang of
robbers entered the house by the dairy window,
passed through the kitchen where a bill.hook was ly
lug, which they took; went into Mr. Music's bed-
chamber, and murds.red him with the bill-hook, and
woun.ted Mrs. MASSY in so desperate a manner, that
she t (mid nut utter a word, And it is suppoud that
she could not survive. A particular drawer of a desk
was opened, and all the money taken; an old fa-
shioned gun, brass mounted, was also taken. After
the muruer and robbery, the perpetrators returned
the same way out of the house. without disturbing
the servants; sot was the murder known until live
o'clock, wnen the aervatits went to get the keys as
usual. The City of Vubtin Police received early in.
tvlbgence of tae murder, and the Masai:rates are ac•
tively employed in endeavouring to discovei the as-
sassms.

BRIAD.—This day the LORD Idemon, having in.
spected the meat-weighers' returns, ordered the pt
of Bread to continue at Is. Sid. the guartern last.
sMITIIFUtLD MARKET, SEPT. 14. •
POIL slew: es sib. TO sine vas °FOAL.
Beet S 9 Od to 6s Ott I Veal 5s id to 14ad
Memel 5s Od to 6s 4.1 Pork is 44 to fs 74
Lamb 58 4d to Ts Od.
Boasts, about 2400-mtiberp and Lusts.. 8.11,500.
Calve% 1406-Pigs, 900.

r. w ANN, LEADENHALL 111.AitKrl.
Beet,per acme, 41 Od to is Od. Veal. Is el to 64' 41
Manua • 44 od to is 4d Peek 416 ad to Ss Ord
Lamb 44. Bd. to es. 4d. .

PRICE OF COALS—COAL
Shiva at Market Sold .
76 Newcastle 66
12 Sunderland - 10

KIT, SEPT. IS.
Priers.
454. OL to Us. id
475. OL to Si.. 11‘.

MARRIED.

At Clifton Church, on SaturdaN the 4th instant, Waken P.
Lunen, Esq. only sou of the late George Lunell, Esq. of Marne,
to Robina, ranges' daughter of Archibald Hawkslry, Eaq. of
Matutjorsquare, in said city.
hurscay, the teth ult. by special licence, at his apartmeets
Sluane-str. t. W. T. Uordon, Esq. to Miss M. Wood, We of
!talon, having been grammesly married at. Gretna is the year
1,.19.

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