Star.
London, England, 1811-01-30 00:00:00

CHATHAM, lAN. 27.

The QOZPSI CIIARLOTTF, PRINCII OF WALEig and
iMFREONABLICI that Wert felit to Shrernesa to be laid
up in 'rdinary, are ordered round to Plymouth, most
probably preparatory to their being fitted for sea.—
The Vtoo sloop of war, that was also lring there, was
commissioned yesterday—the CRIMY is also fitting.
—The HICARTY arrived here on Friday, the Lo.-usr
came up .a few d tys since, and sailed again last night;
the Uritoesir, niaAciAN, SOLLDARKE, and RALEIOIIO
have also arrived here; and their defects are making
good in great haste ; the CHteciza.: and BELLarrra are
both in dock, the former is w bad that she will be
broken up. The ALatint upon inspection is discovered
to he so bad that it is doubtful if she will be repaired.
—The master shipwright is or. tit red Us tail in the
TREMENDOUS,' that he may be a witty:in to the work.
ing of that ship at sea, under the .new construction
she has had by his direction.—The artificers and
workmen have been paid in the coarse of the week a
quarter's wages up to Michaelmas Last.

LUBECK, JAN. 4.
A convoy of about 150 sail, from England, partly
under the Prussian Rag, and declined for the &lac,
anchored, on the 26th if December, in the bay of Got•
tenburgh. Many of these vesseh are loaded with
colonial produce; the others are in ballast. The
latter had deposited their freights of timber in Eng-
land —Sir other ships from London, under the Pi us-
ian flue, had anchored, s. nne days before, it CaAsand,
near the bay of G4tenburgh, and soon after ;4 sal
for Memel.

The Americas ship Washington, West, hu been detained and
sent into kower,.

The Young Join, Baker, from Hall to Sunderland . and the
Alexander, Brand, from hlontroseto Loudonitirve pu• 11', Jr S-
ilurian in &sows, and will be obliged to unload to r Fau

Extract of a letter received by a mercantile house
in Cork, dated

" Otrtbe town &Pim Ask Mailefra, on bout%
• the Newt, December s, Isl O.
•
" It will be satisfactory, I know, to have some ac!
count of the ttnfortunate fleet to which we belong.—
About the middle of the same night that we ttx k our
departure-froni_Cork, the wind came round t;giit in
our teeth ; and after beating about in a hivh west
wind for two d.tys.• it began to blow a storm, n d t!a;
a week we were beaten about at a dreadful raw. The
fleet dispersed—we continued our cour,e ia the very
best way we could, and for these ten ch,ys the wind
has been as fair as it can blow. We are now ...f the
town of Funchal, and see a number of ships, ultich
our Captain thinks are part of our straggling ctavoy;
and there being a flag ship, with a signal for sailing,
.Captain Thomas takes her to be t:ie G.titt ntede.—
Notwithstanding our unfavourable outset, the present
wind promises a tolerably quick passage."—Dublin
Pairiot, Jacuary 26.

MAtte-LAwtt, JANUARY SO.—This day the remain-
ing quantities of Wheat are somew►iat considerable,
and last prices readily maintained. Some elect
samples on Monday and to-day rather exceed the ge-
neral currency. Barley and Malt fully at last prices.
Peas and Beans of each description I.kewise-0
are also in tolerable remaining supply, and this ti Ade
is not quoted cheaper. Prices ut Flour at the late
quotation.

GAIIIILA4 CIMILISSICT Al visas.
Wheat 6lts. s6s 111 a. Beata, esti. s7s.
Fine ditto, 116 e. Me. Tick ditto, 445. 90s.Rye (new) 35a. 411 L. Oats, *0: 1.04.295.
Bogey, 171. 11114. Pohlad ditto, we. so.
Mak, 6110. Tes. Potato, ditto, 351. 64.
4fifits Pees (Boilers) Ms. U. Ripe Seed E 46 £5O
filiflifara IP* 19 lise•4•10114/. Th ta ece.