Star.
London, England, 1814-11-04 00:00:00

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER S.

Arrived the FORWARD gun-brig, from the Downs ;
the Eight Sisters, DUNOATE, from Gottenburgh, with
deals ; and three colliers the Hope, Mary, and Li-
berty, with coals, from Sundorland. Sailed his Ma-
jesty's ship BOMBAY, for the Downs. Dropt down to
St. Helen's Roads the fleet bound to Spain, Portugal.
and the Mediterranean, uuder convoy of his Majesty's
ships AMARANTH/ and BARMUDA, and will sail in the
morning.—Wind E.

DEAL, NOVEMBER 3.

Camb down from the River the Ranger transport,
and tailed for Portsmnuth —Wiwi N.
HARWICH, NOVEMBER 3.
Arrived the Beanfoy packet from Holland, and
the Lady Nepean packet from Gottenburgh, with
Mails. Sailed the Thetis packet with a Mail for
Holland, and the John and Mary transport for Dept.
ford.—Wind E.
ARCHANGEL, SEPTEMBER 30.

Monday last there was a dreadful hurricane here,
which took place in the night time. Several ships
were driven on shore, and two were forced back from
the bar. Not a single bark escaped entirely from the
mischievous effect, and bodies are continually thrown
up on the beach. The Hero, which will convey this
letter, is to sail immediately.

WINDSOR, Nov. S.—Yesterday SIT HENRY HAL.
FORD arrived at the Castle, to attend the KING. The
QUEEN did not leave the Castle this morning—tho
Princess AUGUSTA rode on horseback—the Princess
alumni went to spend the day at her cottage in
Old Windsor—the Princess SopHIA walked in the
Little Park, attended by her Lady in Waiting.
A Dutch Mail has arrived, from which we have
given extracts of considerable importance.
•A letter from Berlin, dated Oct. 25, says, 44 The
speedy occupation of the countries allotted to us seems
to be certain. Preparations are making to this effect,
both in the civil and military departments ; and we
expect in a few days a declaration of the Court on
this subject.—Exchange at Harnburgh on London—
October 28, 31. 4."

On the 7th of September, off the Madeiras, his
Majesty's ship ENC. of 20 guns, fell in with the Ame-
rican privateer, the Grampus, of 10 guns. The Esx
W3s under Spanish colours, with her ports shut, when
she was ordered to bring to by the American. The
Ere readily et:implied, and when at a convenient dis-
tance she opened her ports, hoisted Engli,h colours,
and fired a broadside into the Grampus, penetrating
the hull with five shots, and killing the Captain and
three men. The Grampus having paid so dearly for
her mistake, contrived to sheer off with such rapidity,
that she had made considerable way befor the smoke
was cleared, and, in consequence, sustained no further
damage.
ANTI-ATTRMOK.—We understand that one hun-
dred weight of the Royal Patent Anti-Attrition,
which costs about sixty guineas, is more than equal in
working aSteam-engine, to two tons and a half ►+tight
of Tallow, which costs two hundred pounds, beside►
the saving the machinery, and saving time and labour.

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CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, NOVEMBER 4.
Our Market being abundantly supplied with Wheat, bo:li
English and foreign, and having but tew buyers, occasions es•
cerdingly dull sale, and hionday's prices are not rbtaiiiabl.,
full Ss. per quarter. Barley is also es. per quaker lower, in co-.-
sequence of large arrivals. acid being In general ordinary. White
Peas and Oats are Ss. per quarter cheaper. In Bears and Warr
articles there is no vatirtion.
OMITH.FIEI,I) MARKET, NOVEMBER 4.
Beef 4a ad to 5s tid Veal 66 4d to 76 64
Mutton fis Od to 61 Oct Pith 6s Od to ss trl
Cattle at Market.
Bealla.b3warep sod Lambs 3,76o—Calves 160..-Pi;ssle
HAY, AND STRAW, PER LOAD.
)4qodow Uay 41 to 51 06 I Clown 61 Oe to 71 76
straw 11 low to 4 pi.