Star.
London, England, 1810-07-27 00:00:00

Ilthffif RING. ?Intel& •

AT BATH.
Tart and Countess of Marlborough, flowage, Count*.
aingiton, Right Hon. Lady Wren, Sir C. Hackett, Sir L. PA,
Rev, Dr. Hall, Dr. Fraser, Rev. Mr. Herringham, Res. Mr.
T diffe, Captain Hawkins, Captain Thomas, Mr. anJ Mrs.
. ay, Mr. and Mrs. Cow:reit, Mr. and Mrs. Hutchison, and
M}. and Mrs. Welch.
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ARRIVALS, AT SCARBOROUGH.

' Mr. Bligh Mr. Fenton Scott, Rev. Mr. Nisfighl, Mr. and Mrs.
Wroy, Rev. Mr. and Miss Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Slangy and la-
mlly, Mr. mid Mrs. Constable Maxwell and family, Mr. aid
Mr,. Heywood, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Kerr,, Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
Board, Mr. and Mt's. Barrys, Mr. Acklosu, two Miss 'Loyd%
Rev. Mr. Kitchinzman and family, Mrs. and Miss Etheringtuo,
Mrs. H. Smith arid family, Mr. Parsons, Rev. Dr. and Mrs.
Hartley, Mrs. Wrig4t, Mr. and Miss Tyrenran, Mr. and Mrs.
Lilco, Mr. De Fuligny, Miss Bradley, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. awl.
Master Hall, Miss Morley, Rev. R. Wilkinson, Air. Mrs. and
Miss Manes, Miss Parker, Miss Drib, bliss Squires Mr. as
Mrs. Kensington and family, Mr. Arebdiscon, Mr ial
dea, :sir.
Brooke, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Rudd, Mr. W. Press, Mr. H. Pres-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. G. Dov:ker and family, Mr. Kendal, bit.: and
Miss Uowker, Miss Dobson, Miss Fletcher, Mrs. Wallin right.
Mr. and blrs Strachan, Mrs. blidgky, Miss Smalley, Mr. a
Lockwood; Mrs. and Miss Nelson, Mrs. Sesuy, Mr. Mr..
and Miss Upplebys, Mr. and Mrs, Beal, Mr. Wellvroed, Rev.
M Snowden, Mr. Peet, Rev. Mr. Warburton; Mr. Husain-- '•
1.7. c. Sec.

Scots REClTAtlONC.—Lastniglj at the Globe Ta.
• vent, Fleet-street, Mrs. Sraxxs, of the Drury.lanc .
Comp Any, brought forward an arcusernctit of d vet y
no nature. It consisted chiefly- of.:Recitatior front
-the wOrki of wine of the Scots Potts : Th: Coffer's
Saturtkv Met, by Burns ; Hallos) Ferguhann g-
' Seotianert Siaith, by Maeneil'; Gas, br
Mayne, were the pieces from .wlitch.the ....-lections had
been made.
The passues were well chosen, WI for .their pew'
tical merit, and. for the, characteristic 'differences or
' style and manner which these specifinns of modern .•
Scottish poetry exemplified. • Mrs. Seir.xs recited
both the humorous and the pathetic •selectioni Witte.;
happiest manner. Her corfect delivrif of the WT.:-
guage, and appropriate expreAsiOn of the -sentitnesitc,'
made a powerful impression on the audience, • whis, -
being almost all natives of Scotllud,. 'Only eiraiit
justly appreciated herefiiirts. . .4Aar
P Singing was introduced between to tons.=
Mrs. SPARKS song some humorouetcittch,s.oags,ene
Miss DENNET sung in a very sweefidyle, Aoy's If7/47:
-ilse Dead of dfhererembie, &c. Mr. Lunn prtsided2t
the Piano-forte. The l'eneerlainnient was ably con-
ducted, and afforded -midi' gratification to a very
genteel audienpe, with which the Great Room of the
Globe.Taveta was filled. •

Yesterday a Court of. A rderm en4wai held *Man"
hall. at which ware present the I.ofd Mayor, &gib •
Aldermen, and City Officers. Several..perons *ere.
admitted and sworn brokers. CoNmissioneri Of the,
Court of Requests for August, September,:and Octal.
her next were appointed. &Vera' bills sieve ordeted •
to he paid, and the Court broke up foi the tea's.
A seizure of nine thousand guineas, intended for
exportation,' was yesterday made in the River. Tha
specie was discovered on board a small vessel which
had cleared out in ballast. A Captain in a Volunteer
Corps was the fortunate detector of this prohibited
me rchandize.

The Lords of the Admiralty are superseding an
the Officers that were appointed at the beginning of
the war to the impress service in England and frelarui,'
'from the half payy list.
A Latly'at ifLmna, whose mansion was lately rob-
ed of 2°,000 florin=, had it restored to her a ftw
ays after by a priest ; who, on the rubber requiting.
kbsoltnion, obliged him to make restitution before he
omplied with his request.
The immense value of the property of every kind
that is accumulated in Heligoland, has induced
the utmost vigilance to prevent any accidents front
fire in that island. We learn by a letter from thence,
dated the 19th inst. that a civil watch is appointed
from the firing of the evening gun, till six o'clock is
the morning, whose business it is to see that all light;
and fires are extinguished at the appointed time ; that
all combustible matters are removed from the streets ;
and that the lanes and alleys are kept clear of
every thing that might obstruct the passage. This
committee of safety or precaution, consists of three
merchants as head constables, six clerks as sub-con-
stables, and twelve workmen as privates or watchmen;
one constable, two sub-constables; and fpur men of
which are constantly going their roundi.
At the date of the last advices from India Meat
KHAN was pursued and pres'ed With so large a iorct..
from the three Presidencies, that there was nut the
least apprehension but that he would be ultimately
subdued ; though reasnnable fears Were entertained;
from the nature of his force, Obnsiisting 'principally of,
cavalry, and the ordinary system.of' Mabratta weir:
fare, that the event might be piotrap ted to a distant
day. It was, however, apprehended, that he inigltt;
meet with support from oue ofthetMahratti Settles..
A circular letter has lately bye's trinimitted bytilt
13Lhop of HEREFORD to the clerg7 of the diocese, re-
quiring froM them a particular accOunt of the itateof
religion within their several parWies, and compahen.;
ding principally the .following subjects, respecting
which a distinct' answer is to be gi-siin to certainque•
ta
ries -How, and how racist the serslcis: Of the-that-li*
are perkrtned, es. Pecialiy on tir
Whether the incumbent resides in hi parish, or leave's.
it to the care of a curate ? The reason of such non-
residence ? The annual stipbnd of thicdiale ? Writ
are the seasons for catechishtg`the Children V .What
number of dissenting places of worship there are
the parish ; and of what deniMitiition ?
Yesterday Mary Watson was etiAYOOmmitted foils;
Whitechapel Office, charged. with,attempting to put
off. several oounterfeit dollars ,itt ;he Vine publP-
house, in the Minories.
CORN MARKET, MARK. Alie.. JVI.Y, 271.—The re•
maining quantities of Wheat today arcooasiderabl.i;
few arrivals coastwise, not much..finet Which airy'
tains its price ; other qualities very heavy sale—Bata
ley and Malt vary but little—White Pencliketvisii.—
Beans of the two kinds support their priOes—bau aFr
in tolerable plenty, but few fin*, and those =named
rather dearer.—Flour hardly at the quotation. . •

QZNPRAL CIIIaiNCY AS UNDILI.
Wheat, 765. 945. 110 s. Beans, Sils. Sas.
Fine ditto, 116 s. 120 s. Tick ditto tss. SU.
Rye, 425. 4Ss. Oats 110%. 2.55. 30s
Barley, 33*. (Ss. Poland ditto. Sec t7s liik
Malt 79a. 60s. Potato* dm*, 406. OIL

White Peas (boilers) 611 s. 745. Rape Seed, £s6. AO.
Grey Pess,.3os. sk.
noe Flours Ws. to 100s.—Sc6lade 90e. NW

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NAPA L PIVTELLAGETCA.

PALMOUI'H, JUA.Y 2i:
Sailed the Duke of Montrose packet, for 1105
neiro ; and tl:e Ptincess Elizabeth ditto, for Gibraltar
and Malta.—Wind East.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 2S.

Arrived the SeIPION, of 80 guns, Reat Admiral
Slorrono, from Basque Roads ; he saluted our new
Port Admiral, Sir. Ron Ear CALDER, with 14 guns—
The MILFORD, of 7t guns, came home with the Scr-
and is now (four P. M,) in the offing ; after
taking in provisions and .stores, she will proceed to
Cadiz, to receive the flag of Admiral Sir R. S.
yEArzs. Sailed the PLOVER sloop of war, for Lis-.
bi,n. The SCMIIIAMIS frigate, Capt. RICHARDSON, is
expected to sail for Lisbon hourly; she is waiting the
arrival of dispatches from London. The crew of
the Titiumes, of 74 guns, are to be turned over to the
ARMADA and DrAplti.