Star.
London, England, 1817-12-15 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH, .DECEMBER 131

Arrived the Ceres, trom London for Africa, with
loss Of bowsprit and otherwise much damaged, -and
must unload ; Flower, PITY, trona St. Michael's;
and Malvina, BROOK. from Norway fur Triebte, she
sailed from Falmouth on the 7th instant, and the fol-
lowing day was driven on the Corigeon Rocks, about
26 miles N. of Ushant—she is leaky, and will proba-
bly have to discharge her cargo of fish. A Ham..
burgh ship, laden with linen, is lost near Ushant, and
all hands perished. The French fishermen state, that
two brigs were seen to go on shore on Sunday night,
and all hands perished.
,A schooner was likewise seen
dismasted, steering for Portsmouth.
PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 14.

Wind Southerly—Arrived yesterday the Ceres and
the Regard, from the Downs. Sailed the Britannia,
for Grenada ; Crescent, for Leghorn; Ocean,• for Ja.
maica ; and the John, for Malta. Arrived to.day
the Benevolent, (2,test. and Venus, from Dover.
GUERNSEY, DECEMBER 11.
Put in here to-day the Ant, LLOYD, of Liverpool,
in distress, having lost "her boats and sails; also the
Hype, M'LUt•tttx, of Berwick, from Newcastle for
Demarara, with loss of part of her sails. The Eli-
zabeth Johann, EHP.UiT WRAASIAN, from Narva for
Bourfeaux ; and the brig Rosana, WILLIAM, from
New Orleans, have put in with loss of sails and other
' damage. Yesterday came in the Patience, Basse,
with loss of sails, boats, and other damage. Put in
tn•day, the Phoenix► RENSTROM, from liasnflurgh,
with wheat, which is much damaged, and must'un-
load—she has also lost her boats and sails.
DEAL, DECEMBER 14.
Wind S.—Ariiired yesterday and sailed for the
River the Tout;ne, CURLY, from New York, in 52
days. Sailed and put back again to-day, the Lord
Lyncllck, for Fort William. Arrived de Vrow Core
nelia, HUNWELD, from Amsterdam for Surinam.
DOVER, DECEMBER Is.
Arrived this morning the Lord Duncan packet,
Captain PASCOE, with a Mail and passengers from .
Ostend ; and this afternoon the Chichester packet,
Captain Roma, from Calais, with passengers.
Sailed last night the Dover, Captain DAVISON, with
passengers for Calais ; also this morning the King
George, Captain KING, with the Calais Mail ; and
the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain ...MALLARDS.
for Ostend, with a Mail and passengers.—Wind B.
and blows strong with rain.
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CORN EXCIIANGZ, MARK LANK, 15.—This
supply of Wheat being rather large from Essex,
Kent, and Suffolk, and the Millers not being anxious
to purchase, caused heavy sale for all but prime sam-
ples, which obtained last Monday's ;slices, and all
other descriptions were 2s. per quarter lower than on
Friday. Fine maid-4 Barley is 2s. per quarter, and
the inferior qualities about Ss. per quarter cheaper,
Peas and Beass`stre lower. In Oats and other as..
tides no alteration.
Ilattintratui MARKET, DECEMBER 15.
`Beet ss 4.! to 5s I Veal 44 64 to 6s OS
Mutton 91 6d to Ss 0.1 Peek 40 Oil ro• de 44
Beaus 3960—Sheep and Lambs 14,00—Calves SO•••Plgir 260.
HUNTING.
The Flambledon Hounds met Ws day, at Old Winchester-
hill; Wednesday they meet at Milberry House; Friday, at Twy -
turd Park ; at ten o'clock each day.
Sir Bellingham Graham's Hound* met this day, at Merevale;
Wedne.day they meet at Shuttingdon•bridge • Friday at Biddies.
Geld ; Saturday at Twycross ; and on Monday neat at Clifton
Hall; each morning at tea o'clock.
'llse Cheshire Fos Hounds met this day at Lower itoasb g
Wednesday they meet at Tabley ; Thursday at Oak= Lodge;
Saturday at Sutton Monday neat at Sbipbrook Bridge;
Wednesday 2t, at Lock at Wintry ; Friday 26, at Statenford-
badge ; Saturday 27,at Asir.
Sir Henry Crewe's Fns Hounds met this day at Grearley
Church ; and will meet on Thursday at llggington, at tan o'clock.
The Fortuuate Youth possesses, at present, a pretty
large share of the public attention. Some persons eon.
tend that his wealth has beeen dissolved, and, like
the baseless fabric of a vision, left not a trace behind."
Not so the golden benefits which flow from Fortune's
Treasury—they are substantial realities ;—and G.
Caattoia has the pleasure of stating, that any .4 For..
tunate Youth" who may possess a Share 014,349.
Sold by him, and drawn a Prise on Friday last of
‘20,000, may turn it into hard cash, at N 0.7, Ccru-
hill, or 26, Oxford-street.
The following Capitals have been all sold by Bun,
in Shares, in the present Lottery :
4,549 £20,000 I 4,790 ......
4908. ..... £l,OOO 5,092........ £2OO
And registered to the following places a
Barna*, ,I.Dover, I
MlNwitbi
Bath, • • Dublm, Oundle,
Bristol, . Edinburgh, Peocanee,
Bruton, Finchley. Reading,
Camberwell, Hatton Garden, Strand,
Canterbury, Limerick, whttechapel,
aseapside, Liverpool, Wlneanton,. •
Cork, I Margate, I York. *
Several Shares were not registered, and supposed to
belong to persons residing in London. Next Satur-
day, the 20th, the Lottery finishes, when all the Four
Prizesa 5e20.000, and other Capitals must be drawn.
Citdrawn Tickets and Shares ere selling at Wales
Offices, t, Cvrnhill, and 9, Charing-cross. •

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