Star.
London, England, 1810-03-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INT.ELLIGENCR.

DOVER, MARCH I.
The ship Minerva, Captain KENNEDY, from Su
nam, with sugar, coffee, &c. bound to London, unfo
tunately got on shore this morning e, trly, on the roc
off the South Foreland, where she now lies, and fro
the present appearance of the weather there are b
little hopes df getting her afloat this night's tide;
lies about a mule to the westward of this place whe
the two other ships were wrecked a short time ag
An East-India ship going into the Downs this me
ing, nearly got on shore alongside of the Minerva
but the people on board the ship hailed the East Inch
man, and informed her of the danger she was in, '
which she was saved from getting on the rocks. TI
weather this morning was very hazy, which was t
cause, it is said, of this accident. Passed by the Sha:
of this port, Capt. Da.vtzs, from St. Micliters,
fruit, for London.—Wind W.N.W. and blows harJ.
• DEAL, MARCH i.
The CORDELIA sloop of war has detained and bronh
into the Downs the Aside, of —, from
laden with tallow. This morning, very thi,:z, t,
Minerva, Captain KENNAN, from Surinam, wit;,
ton, coffee, &c. came on shore under the North For
land Head, near the remains of the Caesar i • her gg,,have been thrown overboard, and part of her cars
landed ; if the weather continues moderate, it is e
pected she will be got off. Another si:ip, suppose
an hemewaad bound East Indiaman, had nearly sha
ed the same fate, but she got off and into the Downl
P. S. I open my letter to state that the Mineral
has been got off, and into the Downs.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCII 1.
Sailed the LINNET sloop of war.—Wind N. IV,

The Honourable Member who spent the F,lst dti
in the custody of the Serjeant at Arms, was last niio
called to the bar of the House of Commons; and a:te
a severe reprimand from the Speaker, who hinted that
a repetition of his offence might occasion the iciFs of
his seat, was discharged on paying his ices. It ap
peared, that during the disturbance which took plan
in consequence of Mr. FULLER'S rushing into the WI
of the House on Tuesday night, (the House beini
then in Committee), the Speaker took the Chairuit,
out putting the question ; this was on extraordinai
act, called for by the singular occasion. The digniti
and collected deliberation evinced by the Speaker, i 4
,this proceeding, seemed to be strongly felt by hi
sides.

Our Readers will see, from our Parliamentary
port, that Mr. WHITBREAD has given notice of am
tion for this evening, on the subject of Lord Cue
HAM'S Evidence in the Walcheren Enquiry. 'fh
following short quotation from his Lordship's eTaall
nation, and from his MAJESTY'S Reply to the Ad,
dress of the House of Commons, exhibit, it is said,
the grounds on which Mr. WHITBREAD means to real
his proceedings :

EXTRACTS OF OFFICIAL MINUTES OF EVIDENCE BERN
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS :

Q. Is the date marked upon the intelligence presented by yes
Lordship, viz. the 15th of October, correctly marked ?—h is.
Q. Was that the time of its being drawn up ?—A. It was, ni
great measure, drawn up at that time ; and, therefore, it btu
that date. I did not think it proper to ddiver it that time. Ir we
NOT DELIVERED TILL THE 14TH Or FEBRUARY. lid regaß
for not delivering it.
The KING'S Reply to the Address of the House
Commons
" The Earl of CHAIHANI having requested his MAJEsilri
" permit him to present his Report to his MAJESTY; and barn
" also requested that his MAJESTY would not commun,cate it it
" the present, his MAJESTY RECEIVED IT oN THE Minn
" or JANUARY LAST."

On Thursday hut the Isabella arrived at Liverpoi
and bring intelligence from New-York down to the
29td of January. No further progress had been made,
in Mr. Macon's Bill, and it was well known in Ame.!
rica that the Executive of that country were doing
al
every thing to gain time; and, of course, not to m
any stand until they knew how, as they express it, t
war had progressed in Ewope. From the turn of of
fairs in Spain, and the fatal ascendancy of theFren
arms, combined with the manifest hostility of th
American Government to this countty, it requiresn
extraordinary foresight to anticipate the direction
her future policy. Her partiality to France is
conspicuous.
ROYAL ACADOIY.—The Professorship of Pair:till
to this Institution, which had become vacant by the
resignation of dr. TRESHADII has been resumed by
Mr. FUSELI.
Drury-lane Theatre, it is now said, is likely to be
rebuilt in the course of the next summer. Mr. So
mimic, and the other ianerests in that property, hav-
ing at last come to an amicable arrangement for 01
purpose. . JI

The receipt of Legacy Duty, last year, exceeded
that of the preceding one by more than one half, and
from an investigation of the businebs in that office, it
appears that it will be productive in a three-fold de•
gree, when the intended arrangement takes place.
Mr. MICHAEL KELLY is still in confinement at Pip
mouth.
A large mast having been embezzled from his Ma.
jessty's stores atChatham a few days ago; informatics'
was brought to Commissioner Sir R.BAaLOW that tig
- same mast was lying in a creek near Hailing, cut into
four pieces ; immediate search was made, but it vr2l
discovered that the same had been conveyed away by
broad wheel waggon, which was traced as far as 41.
tham.
CORN MA.RIILET MARIC-LAATE, MARCR e.—To-clay therein
not many fresh arrivals of Wheat, and sales heavy, at little f.co
tuation—priaie Dantzlc about 11 Ss. per quarter—ant Barley keg
its price ; other qualities dull sales—Mak likewiss—Wkiie Pe
at the late reduction—scarce any Beans, of tho two kinds, sd
those dearer—New Ticks 345. to 404. per quarter—Oats al
short supply, at an advance of ls. and 2s. per quarter Flour wa
.put variation.
GENERAL CURRINCT AS UNDER.
Fine Wheat,
ditto, 08D 8;
98. 2 511 .1
1105: Boons, (old) 525.565.
Rye, 445. 48s.
Barley, 204. 465. Od.
14Mmaltte7Stspeas. SOt.(bouers)
628.
708.- TickßPOaPoloilinetoedilidseed2tlt.doti2nt(:ll46;l92s3)".6466.B2l:so4.. 54;‘°d.
Grey ditto 425. 474.
Fine Flour 85s. 80.--Seconds 80$. 655.

DIED.
Saturday last, at Clapham Common, after s abort Inners,
Hon. Hoary Cavendish. '
Monday night, at his house in Eulstrode.street, Sir Charlo,
Hoar Harland,Ear .
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