Star.
London, England, 1814-08-31 00:00:00

POR ['MOUTH, AUGUST O.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Swum nom the Me.
diterranean, and is pat tinder quarantine. Sailed his
Mijesty's ship PRospeao for the Downs, end the
HYDRA for Plymouth. Went out of harbour the
Carolina, ALLEN, bound to annerara, to join the
West India convoy at St. Helen's.—Wind N.N.W.

DEAL, AUGUSr 30.
Sailed his Majesty's sups Nl,,st: and LEYDEN int
Sheerness, and another division of transports for
Ramsgate.—Remain in the Dow•:ns tiffs Majesty's
ships MonsiouTn, Bur:Ern ALUS, Bstimuna,
and OLYMPIA ; and about 2J sail of transports.
SHEnt.NESS, AUGUST 30.

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Sailed his M ijes:y's ship BEAVER, with a convoy
(Or Ekineur. The next will sail about tae 131 Sepi
tetnber.—Wind W.
CR IVEFEND, AUGUS r 30.
Arrived the Abundance, OA K 3;.4rdiMary, Nr-
cuor.s, front Quebec; Defieacr, B::Instono, fr.:rn Te-
neriffe ; Vrow lantena, C.,,cut, iron: Groin .geil; nusi
several vessels from the Baltic. oailed the J.tviJ,
CoLioKN, and Leeds Packet, TAvum, for ;
Fortuna; GIATON, and Charlotte, PoirroATE, Inc Pe-
tersburgh ; Thames, NlAnis, for Hanih-UM.% ; !4! p,
BENAN, for ; JACt:Rt, tor 111.ivre; Ne-
cessitas, Rustles, for ; Lavinia, Molutav, for
Bahia ; and Autos, lt ATTIMV,Ior Tenrriffe.

The peace with France has occasioned contideribil
increase' in the c'emand for fine fancy .muslin, which
sell readily at an advance of price. The goods made
in France cost a gteat deal more than ours; and if
there was a CommerciA Tre ity, which provided fee
low duties, we should, doubtless, esport, at leant foe
some years, many of our fine manuraettii es.
His Grace the Dnke of lticumomn end family have
also embarked at Dover, fn. the Continent.

The house lately occupied by her Royal Highness
the Princess of WaLss, on ll:acidic:ail, is now under-
going a thorough repair, for the reception of the
Princess SOPHIA of GLOUCETitR.
Sunday, Loc►ex B vattra's Ladyand Daughter,
with a numerous suite, passed thmalgh Canterbury fot
Dover, to embark for Calais, ou their route to juin
Louisa, at Rome.
When the late Dike de Citotcaut., who was a re.
' rnarkably meagre-looking man, came t 1 I.lndon to
negociate a peace, Citaimes TOWNSES:II being asked,
whether the French Government had sent tile Prdi.
minaries of a Treaty ? answered, he did n kLow,
but they had sent the memo of aa ilmiaseador ,
A wally Alderman, describing a grand dinner at
Paris, of three courses and a desert, a byestauder ob-
served, it must have been a splendid feast
Sir, (cried our connoisseur in cookery) it was a bez-
larly one, for every ding -was dour so nisi 17
At the last As>izes at DerrT4 ktriArDoontarr.
formerly a Member of the Csjiolic 00.1 rd, bruJght
an activn against Mr.. J. Masc,. ftw g libel. The
libel was contained in a speecls/of Mr.l3'ooastior,
and a note on the evidence of Mr. O'Dounaan, oil
a trial of the Rev. Mr. O'Mut.i.AN, inserted in The
Dobtm Evening Post of the 7th of January I at. T. e
Jury found a verdict tor the phiintiff—Dmo.ages Five
Hundred Pounds.

Next THURSDAY the Lottery b: sins
as there are noficed Prizes, t'is possible that all Ile
Capitilt may be drawn tie tiist day—an e.ti ly pur-
chase is, therelote, recommended at Wsiss's 1.171111•
.nate Office, 17, Ludgate-street, near St. Paul's,
where Tickets and Shares are selling consiierahlf
Cheaper than for many years. Wass sold in Shares,
3251, a Prize,of £20,000, and Eight other Capitals,
iu the list Twelve Months.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, AUGUST St.
A cooettuauce of Imo weather, at d a succeidoa of lar,:e svj .
plies, both of I•orisign and Enelitai Wheat, canes very dull otlo
tor that article—very few sales have been effected t naor,mge
and those at a reduction of Ink per quarter. Beaky, Deans, anti
lists, are is. per quarter, and sea very beery at that d,cine. fa
octet actwks ttaiteiv ui ,hewer :a.

?anti LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

FOREIGN OFFICE, AUGUST 27, Ist4.

His Royal Highness the Primes Reams. has been pleated;
in the name and on the behalf of his Mljesvy, to appoint Lieu-
tenant-General the Rt,ht lionourable Lord STEWARD'. K.B. to
be his Msp•st) 's Ambas•.ador FatraorJinary• and Plenipotentiary
to his Majesty the Emperor of Austria.
ADMIRAI:II' OFFICE., AUGUST Sn.

Extract of a Letter 'root Captain Butcher, of his Majesty's ship
Antal/ie. t•I lo%n WWhop Croker,";;l. dated at Sra, Het, inst.
I have the satisfaction of
.further acquainting their
• Lordships, that his Majesty's ship Newcastle captured,,
on thn 9th instant, the Ida American privateer, of
and from Boston, of 20 guns (all of which except
f'ur she had thrown overboard during the chase) and
70 men. She had been out forty days, having made
three captures, two of which she had destroyed ; this
brig had been chased twenty-seven times.

Commissions s'gnet.l by the Load lUtotenant of the County of
Keut.—Labt-Kent Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry.
Isle Tbanet Troop.
.

J.ierrenant John Garrett t• be Captain, vice Thomas Garrett,
promoted.
Cornet John Correll to be Lieutenant, vies John • Garrett, pro-
moted, and John Powell Powell, Gent. to be Cornet, vice
Gowel:, promoted.
BANKRIJVi*CIES ENLARGED.

'Richard Blackwell, of the Crescent, Minorles, London, merchant,
deakr and ehaptnan, from Sept. 6, to Oct. 26, at eleven, at
Guildhall. London.
Hilleradon Haply, of St. Alan's, Hertfordshire, chandler, dea-
ler and chaptuan, from Sept- 27, to Oct. 29, at ten, at Guild-
ball, London.