Star.
London, England, 1811-06-12 00:00:00

PORTSMOUTH, Juni?.

Arrived his Mitj,:sty's ships Rolm. Oita and ;4...twit' from ot
Cherbourg.—Witul westerly.
DEAL, JUNE H.
Atrived the °almost store ship, with the Russian prisoners,
bound to the Bailie.
YARMOUTH, /IMF. 11.
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Arrived this morning the Lark packet. Captain Dail, and has
landed her klails and several pa4setigers from Gottenbuegh ; no
news—the Packet sailed for Harwich. R-main as per lam.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
The liaty, Southward, from Wit iiingtlati to Bristbl, was
spoke-with the I ath of April, In lat. 24.28. tog. 55. iri dist re-s,
towing away for Guadeloupe, having experienced peaty
lost her bowsprit, and thrown from age toradu turrets of tar and
turpentine overboard.
The Vengeance Preach schoonet privateer sailed train ChlfleS•
ton the lOth of April, on a cruise.
The brother, Clay, from the River Plate to London, parted
from the Sarago,sa, about three weeks after sailing, in a gale of
wind.
Jae- Penrick, from Wilmington to England, is
I lost on the rocks off Bermuda.

The sentence in the case of the Fox, American
ship, claimed by the captors under the. Orders in
Courcil, has been again deferred for another week by
the Judge of the Court of Admiralty, on the repro.
sentation of Dr. JeNNE:t, on the part of the Claim.
ants, that a further Report would be made ou the
subject of the Berlin and :aim Decrees:
We have seen a letter of .t recent date frqm ages*.
tleman belonging to the Pumnaa frigate, dated at
Malta, to which place that vessel and her consort had
returned, Wiihout having been able to coml. up with
or find out the enemy's vessels they some time Ago
sailed in quest of. The PostoNe, which has been very
lucky in taking prizes, and destroying a n.tm'se ..f
the enemy's vessels, during the long-, tim.: she has
cruized in the Mediterranean and Adriatic, may be
expected in England early in the ensuing month.

CIIRISTOPHE assembled a Councilor State in March
last, by which he was declared King of Hayti, and
the Sovereignty made hered,tary in his family.

A letter just received from an Officer in Lord Wit-
LINGTON'S army, states that a Mr. FITZIICNRY, A na-
tive of Wexford, and Colonel in the Irish Brigade,
has come over to the English army, and given must
valuable information.

L-tters were yesterday received from Corunna to
the 6th inst. a week later than the Gallician Journals
of the preeediv day. The inhabitants of that pro-
vince were the \fully apprised of all tie successes of
their friend< No:` n and South of the Tagus, and it
had revived a spirit of enthusiamm for the expulsion of
the enemy, which we hope will, be attended with the
happiest consequences.
Monday evening, a saiing boat with ladies and
gentlemen was upset opposite Lord Cremorne's seat,
at Chekeit. One gentleman was unfortunately drown-
ed. The body lnts not been found.
We have authority to state that preparations are
making, under a Patent recently obtained, tot supply-
ing the Public with a new Water-Proot Cement or
Stucco, of a pleasing colour, made from the cheapest
and most plentiful materials is nature.
The Lottery began and finished on Tuesday, the
King's Birth-day, when 480, s+Bo, 10,4.80, and
15,430, were the Numbers of the Four Prizes of
620,000 each ; 14,420 was drawn a Plixe of £lOOO,
and 6857, a Prize of £5OO, and sold in Shares at
ErroN's Offices, 2, Cornhill. and 18, Coventry-street,
where the Fortunate Holders may receive their Money
on Demand.

M ARIC•LAN E.—To-day we have not many fresh ar-
rival, of Wheat, nor much remaining on hand; this
trade dull in sales nearly at last prices quotesL—Bar.
ley this %sea rather lower—Malt and White Peas
at little variation, but few of the Leter—New Tick
Beans, Sts. to 405.; Ohl, 465. t 0,525.-1 here are
considerable suppies-M Oats; not many of fist Oa-
tity, which are in demand, and those sanii,les soma-
what dearer—Thar at lateyrices.