Star.
London, England, 1803-12-09 00:00:00

CERN MARKS?, MARK-LAKE, DEC. 9.

We have not many fre(h arrivals of Wheat to day ;
the prices for that of good quality are nearly as our
lafl—Barley goes off more readily ; and Malt at but
little difference—Beans reach rather better prices—
Peas rather lefs--Oats are in good lupply, with tome
few f weign cargoes in: the trade to day is more brick,
and they fetch an advance of is per quarter—Prices
of Flour without variation.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER:
Wheat, 469. 525. 573. per qr. Oats, 20S. a;'. 275.
Fine Ditto, 58s. 591. Fine Flottr. 458 so..
Rye. 28s. 31s. Second ditto, 401.455.
Earley, 2CS. 265. Rape S. :d, 361. to 391. per lart
Malt, c2S. OS. Carr.tway S.ed, c 4,335. cwt.
Fine ditto, cos. Coriander, I.;s. 16s. cwt.
Boilers, sos. 565. Canary, 605.655. cwt.
Hog Peas, 375. 41$. White Diuttard, 7s. to I IS. bltel.
Bea-M, 16. ets. Brown ditto, 14$. to iii..
Tick Ditto 345. 38s. Tares, ss. to 7s.
INSPECTOR'S P.ETURN AT UXBRIDGE, DEC 8.
Wheat per load ill os to tit os
Barley per quartet. il 5s to it 7ii
Or 2 per uitto Il as in 11 Ss
Beans per ditto il IS, to 21 2s
Peak per ditto 21 as to al 6s

Lail night their Mi.trsrt Es, accompanied by the
PrinceffesAocusra, ELIZABETH, Sorotaand Maar,
honoured Drury-Lane Theatre, with a vifit, when
they were received by a crow.icd oudience with the
ufual borax of applaufe. " God Sal? the King" was
fung before, and " Rule Britannia" after the Play,
which was Tbc of Two liujbandt, followed by the
Farce of A .Honfe to be Sold. 'the boxes were filled
with company of the fitil Whim' in town. The Royal
Party looked remarkably well, but the Ladies were
clofely muffled up in furs, on account of the cold-
nefs of the evening.—At the conclufion of the Enter-
tainment, " God Save tie King !" was rapthroufly
Tung by the Performers and Audience : and his MA-
JESTY retired with thole loud acclamations and
heartfelt tellimonials of loyal affection, which, from
a grateful people, will ever be the pleafing tribute to
" a Patriot King!"
The KING was dreffed in fcarlet uniform, and
looked remarkably well.
The (.I.yEEN was drefred in a mulberry pelice, black
velvet oonnet, and black feather, with a rich bandeau
of diamonds.

The Prineeffes ELIZABETH. AUGUSTA. and So.
PHIS, were dreffed in black trains, black feathers,
and rich bandeaus of diamonds, diamond ear-rings
and necklaces.

The Ptincefs MARY was drefred in white, with a
red feather, and a bandeau of diamonds.

The four Princeffes looked charmingly. The
Princefs Ass ELIA was not of the Royal Paity. The
Dukes of KENT and CAMERiDGE were in the oppo-
lite hoz. Among the Company prefent were—

Marquifres SaWhin:), and Blandiord.iarls Wellmoreland and
Digby.—Duchsfs of Leeds —Counteffes Chathunt, Mantfield, and
Sefton.—Ladies Cranky, Dowager Wiest, Boughton, &c.
We have fern a letter from a perfon holding a high
office in Jamaica, which confirms the rumour afloat
fometimefince, that a deputation from Port au Prince
had waited upon the Covet nment of Jamaica, but the
nature and object of the deputation is not precifely
defcribed. It was underßood, however, to relate to a
furrender of the troops. Another deputation is re-
ferred to, which is Paid to be from the Blacks. At
the time that both deputations were fent, Port-au-
Prince was in the molt wretched Hate ;—horfes,
mules, &c. formed the principal, if not the only ar-
ticles of food. It is obferved, that lhould the French
troops be defeated by the Blacks, the unhappy
White Inhabitants will be likely to fuller moft le-
verely, as the a!tive part they have taken in concert
with the French troops lince the landing of Lacks C,
mull have produced a prejudice againll them among
the Blacks that will difincline the latter to any thing,
like the coalition which prevailed in the days of
TOVSIIAINT.

The Blacks are Rated to be firongly attached to
the Britifh Government, and very eager to form a
conneetion with it. The treaty of General Karr-
LAND with TOUSSAINT has left in their memory a
molt favourable imprcalon of the Britifh charafter.
A molt unexpeCted, as well as improbable piece of
intelligence, appears to have been circulated eaten.
lively in the North of Europe, as it is communicated
in fevet al letters received by the mai' of yeflerday.—
A letter from Copenhagen to one of the molt diftin.
guithed mercantile houfes in the City, dated the 26th
November, contains in fubftance as follows :

A Danifh veffel is this day arrived hare in feven days from St.
Pcterfburgh. and brings the important information that the Es-
onto an* haviogin Wahl reps levied to the Ki an of Pruffia
that he amid not fee with indifference the evident countenance
given by him to the encroachments of Franca on the independence
of the German States, had come to the rcfulution of declaring war
againit that Power • and that a column of troops were &dually on
the march to the Power;
frontier.

The fame report was prevalent at Bremen ; but on
the contrary, the letters from Hamhurgh, which come
down to the 29th ult. are totally fluent on the lubjefl.
They fay, however, that the return of the CHIPS
CONSUL to St. Cloud was altogether bidden and un-
looked for, that the projelt of the expedition againit
England teemed either to have been found imprac•
vicable, or at !eel to be poßposed ; bat that the
news from St. Peterlburgh was pacific.
It is known, however, that the family of Z0171107F
has lucceeded to that of Woe ON tors; and it is certain
that the firft aft c•f their Minifiry was to ifrue the
Ukafe, dueling the recruitment of the army, and a
naval armament both in the Baltic and the Black Sea.

SHOOTING OF A DiSEATAI.—On Triefday, about
nine o'clock, a foldier lately belonging to the 7oth
regiment was ercorted froan the Prima, at Portf.
mouth, to Portfdown Common, for the purpofe of
undergoing the fentence of death, as paired on him at
a recent Court Martial, for repeated defertion. This
unfortunate man was only 20 years of age. He
had received repeated films of money from different
paraliei and individuals for the Army of Referee,
alter which he always dcferted on the hill opportu-
nity. On hit arrival at the fatal fpot, he !hewed
every mark of penitence, and prayed fervently with
the clergyman for a confiderable time, when kneeling
en a triifs of hay, the foldiers appointed for the ere•
cid inn marched in a folemn manner till they arrived
ithin tan yards of him, when they proceeded to their
duty: the tirll file wourdrd him in the thigh ; the
fecond it was fripprifed miffed him, and the third de-
prived bin of his feelings, though it did not entirely
kill him ; when three tile marched clofe to him, and
inflantly dilpArched him.
The crowds of fpcdators were exceedingly nn•
merous on the occafion, and it is Mid tinge were pre•
lent loom men in arms.

N.IITTICAL /A'T.i: LI. lc; E NCE

AY.—Wiud N. W.

MAILS TICS D.
ARR. I

Watec'unl •9

I Ilni%urgh

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FILMOI/T I.)::y.6.—Appeared off this day his
M:lietly's Mil) DIA t, or33guns, Captain Mails c:,
and the WASP Poop of war; of 18 guns, having under
their ci,nvoy the outward bound Liffion, Oporto,and
isfediterianean fleet ; when the following veffels with
his Alajefly's flip SOPHIE, of 1:3 guns, Captain Ro•
SE ti HAG ES, joined them, off this port, viz. Pelican,
BROAD ; and Flora, OarsvaN, for Smyrna ; May,
TENPLF ; and John Tl RE L UDRA. for Venice, will'
pilchards ; Jane, 0. MAY ; and Hebe, Lev, for Lif-
bon : alfo failed the Fidelity, WILLIAMS, for Brillol.
Art ived the American fliip New York, Capt. GROS E,
from Norfolk, Virginia, with tobacco, and is gone
into quarantine ; Swedifh (hip Aurora, from Ply•
mouth, to load fah for the Mediterranean ; the Flax•
ley, TR k N ERY, from London ; the brig Mary, DYER,
from Rofs ; the Aftive excife cutter, KINSMAN, f,om
13E044 ; R saws cutter, Wu Fr v, from a ernize ; the
Two Sitters, ART Is, from Ipfwich ; and the Priiifian
gallint Vrow Alydia, Captain G uxns, from London.
Came down from Carrick Roads, and anchored at
the mouth of t:ic harbour for its defence, his Majell
ty's fhip TROMP (he mounts 24 guns, and is to be
manned with the Sea Fencibles in cafe of emergency.
This eve. : )g an Admiralty exprefs was received at
the Poll Office, for CHARLES RVAIR, Efq. Regn
Laing Captain here for the impels fervice, in coo-
fequence of which the AcTIvE excife cutter, Captain
KINSMAN, was fent immediately in purfuit of his Ma-
jelly's (hip DIANA, of 38 guns ; and as the whole
Fleet was ken off here at dulk, no doubt but they will
be overtaken. Wind N. E.

PLYMOUTH, DEC. 7.—Came in the American flip
John, of Char Winn, Capt. Le SFlmi,from Charlefion,
bound to this port, for orders, laden with tobacco :
the brings an account of the lois of the 'hip Jorcph,
of New York, bound to this port, laden with lumber,
on the Grand Bank : the crew all raved, and picked
up by one of the packets.
On •Fhurfday night laft, in Poundings, the John
was boarded by the Gironde French privateer, of 24
guns, whith fhip had captured jolt before an Englifli
(hip, of 8 guns, from Savannah, hot does not know
her name. The fame privateer had three days before
captured an homewardbound Englifh Eat Indianian,
on board which was an Officer of high rank : the
name of the Indiaman Capt. Ls SLIME has forgot.
Jut arrived the LOLD HUWE cartel, Capt. BAGOS,
from Cherbourgh, to which place file carried piifo.
ners : the failed from this place two days ago, and
reports, that on Thurfday laft 2o gun.boats, under
the elkort of two guo-brigs, failed from that port for
Boulogne. Came in the Orion, Capt. Bsaosroma,
from Stockholm; the Ranger, Capt. JEFFR ITS, from
Yarmouth ; the Enterprize, of Salem, Capt. WOOD.
mte, from Salem, bound to Amfterdam, laden
with coffee, fugar, and cotton, detained by contrary
winds, after a pafrage of 66 days; the Britifla Tar,
Capt. ALLIVARD, from Norway ; and the Moss. of
38 guns, Capt. SCOTT, from Portfmonth. Sailed
the HUSSAR, of 38 guns, Captain WILKINSON, on a
cruize. Came in the Acarra, of 40 guns, Captain
WOOD, from a cruize.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec B.—Sailed the WOOL AAAAA
(loop of war, on a cruize : the Camaro:sit frigate is
appointed convoy to the eaftward.
DE•L, Die. B.—Sailed the Sets/slat 1.. and l'Avta-
11•NTHE frigates, on a cruize.--Remain in the
Downs, his Majefty's 'hips as per lA, and feveral
outward.bound.—Wind N. N. W.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

GRAVtstNo, Dee. 11.—Paffed by the Elizabeth, Stafford, and
Sadly, Blom, for Catwyck. Sail. d the Admiral Colpore, New,
for Demarara; Progrefa, Frog, for Dominica; Peldona, Camp-
bell, for Jamaica; Labradore, Bargeman, for Moe; Ellaa,Skio-
Der, for Gottenhorgh; Antwetamod, Hooke; Vrovr Martha,
Stole; Jong• Miter, Wilken ; Goetz Hoffman, Bakker, and Hen-
dricks, for Eranden.

LAW INTALLIGENCE.

COCKPIT. WHITEHALL, DECEMBER 7.

Before the Moil Noble and Right Hon. the Lords.
Commit Loners of Appeals in Prize Cattle&
The Jonge Sybrant, Schmerkel mailer. (An
appeal from Gibraltar.) This was a further proof
cafe as to the (hip and private adventnre of the Maf
ter, which was aliened to be Dani(h property, and
claimed asfuch. Their Lordfhips being fatisfied with
the proofs produced, reamed the fame, and freight
to the neutral Mailer, to be a charge upon the cargo.
The Emanuel, Meyer many. (An appeal
from Halifas.) This was alto a farther cafe refpeft•
ing a valuable cargo confining of tobacco, logwood,
fugal-, and other merchandize, bound on a voyage
fr.'m New York to Hamburgh. It was contended on
the part of the captors, that the outward cargo, from
the proceeds of which part of the prefent cargo was
poirchafed, was colourable property ; and that the
further proof now produced, with a view of cleating
that fufpicion, was not a genuine correfpundence,
but fabricated; and that it was from beginning to
end a mafs of fraud ; and therefore preyed condem-
nation of the whole of the cargo.—Their Lordfhips,
after hearinq the Connie' of the Claimants, were of
opinion that the property belonged as claimed, and
rebored the fame, fuhjeft to the captors espeoces of
the further proof.