Star.
London, England, 1811-06-24 00:00:00

ArdrAL INVILLIOBNCIL
TORBAY, JUNE SIR
Still retrains his Majesty's ship ANIILOPE, waiting
for Admiral Sir J. 'l'. Deettwonvit. Last evening
arrived his Majesty►s ship COMET CO join the ANTE.
LOPE, last from Portsmouth, with seven sail of vessels
bound to Newfoundland. Also arrived the MAC-
RERELL schooner from Portsmouth.
M1,1%401111-1, JUNE
Bailed the Duke.of Kent packet, for Cadiz; and
the Diana packet for Surinam and Berbice.—His
Majesty's ships POUT MAHON and CYAN, with the
outward-bound Portugal and Mediterranean convoy,
appeared off this port this morning, and were joined
by the ships in waiting. Sailed also the Darlington
packet for Lisbon.—Wind E.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 22.
Yesterday, arrived the RESOLUTE gun-brig, with A
small convoy, from Cork—(Sir M. SEYbIOUR, Of la
Niemen, came home in the Resolute) ; the Monaisrow
armed ship, with a convoy from Swansea ; the Nep-
tune (2) tender, from Dublin, with impressed men
and volunteers for the Navy ; the VAUTOUR, of 18
guns, from Portsmouth; the VIRAGO, gun-brig, with
a convoy, from Cork ; and the Union brig, Cook,
from Antigua, with a cargo, bound to London, put
in for convoy. Sailed, the WIIITING schooner, for
Torbay ; ALPIIEA cutter, for Portsmouth ; and the
CADMUS brig of war, for the coast of France. Passed
by, •the THRACIAN, 18 guns, with a couvoy of timber
ships, and other merchantmen, for British America;
the RAPID brig, with a convoy for Falmouth, from
the Eastward ; and a Convoy, up Channel, last even-
ing, supposed to be a fleet of transports !rum the
Tagus.
The HAVANNAII frigate, built a! Liverpool, was
commissioned here on Thursday, and the command
given to the Hon. Captain CADOGAN.
1 Fresh instructions have been issued to our cruizers,
to detain and send in every American vessel they
meet with ; Government, it is asserted, being deter-
mined to act up to the full extent of the letter and
spirit of our Orders in Council.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 23.
Arrived in Yarmouth Roads a large French row-
boat, out of Boulogne three days without making any
captures, with 25 men on board, taken yesterday by
the Jane, tender to the Roebuck revenue cutter.
Sailed the SOPHIA on a cruize.—Wind N.E.
YARMOUTH, JUNE ss.
Arrived BaITO3IART and CENSOR gun-brigs, ALGE-
RINE cutter, and several sad of foreign vessels, de-
tained and sent in here by the North-sea cruizers.—
Sailed the BRITISH FAIR cutter, with transports for
the Downs, and the ALERT cutter with dispatches for
Heligoland.—Wind N E. blows fresh.
LEITH, JUNE so.
Sailed from Leith Roads, on Monday last, the
CHEROKEE sloop of war, for Heligoland, with a con-
voy of four sail. The,Cmo sloop of war went into
Leith harbour to-day, to repair.
GREENOCK, JUNE 19:

Arrived here yesterday the Stranger, Louden, from Kingston,
50 days. On the 19th ult. lat. S 4. SS. lung. f 7. 90.
yaks •Tam, from Liverpool to Amelia Isknd-19th
Instant, lat. 55. 21. long. 15. 17. spoke the Three Brothers, Tay-
kn.'s( South Shields, from Newcastle to Quebec, all well. The
barer Bogle, Hunter was loading, and to sail with the Vleet
I aMibit 20th ult.—Arrived here ou Sunday, the Three Sisters,
k,.pirat,froen Toinidad. in 38 days. LeiVloadieg the Trinidad,
BA‘Gowan ; Coquette, Methods; and Eleanor, Shaw—the two
latter to sail in tea days. On the sth Instant, lat. 49.37. long. SI .
spoke a schooner, name unknown, from Barbadues to Cork,
out .29 days-13th, 13 leagues west of Tory, spoke obit Henry,'
M.Dawall, from Liverpool to 14th, 8 leagues west of Ted,
spoke the Egllngton, 7.4‘Adans, frame Port Glasgow, to armada,
out three days, all well.

DISTAIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
Cheerful, for the Ceres, the Ist of July, at as, Surrerstre.
recalled Tuesdays anti Saturdays.
Triton, for the Norway Lion and Karen Helena ; and Dread-
nought, for the Matia, on the 28th instant, at 2, James-street,
Adelphi.
The Seine, for the Milan, on the 29th last. at 22, Norfolk-
street ; recalled same place.
Shannon, for the Hope, Polly and Betsgy, and Union, on board,
en her arrival; recalled at 1, James-street, Adelphi.
PROM LLOYD'S LIST.
The Experiment, -, from Heligoland to Hull, is taken by
the Prospero French privateer, and carried tato Ameland. The
t privateer had takes the Danish ship Equator, front Flensburgh,
with wheat.
The Sir Andrew Hammond, -, from London to Jamaica,
was spoken with the 9th inst. in ht. 45. long. 17. SO. all well, by
Captain Walker, of the Nautilus, arrived from °meads.
The whole of the fleet from the Leeward Islands is arrived,
excepting the Jack, Mutt; and the Venus, Briggs, from Berbice ;
the Grenada, Ditchman, from St. Thomas's to Glasgow ; the
Mary Ann,----', front St. Thomas's for Aberdeen; and the
Albion, Thompson, from St. Croix.
A letter from Charleston, received by a respect-
able house in Glasgow, dated 24th April, 1811, says :
" Times are really dreadful to this country, Worm a great deal
than they ever were during the embargo; best upland cotton is
as low 3.12 and 12icents ; and unless a change takes place soon,
It smut go lower, as the merchants are in general hard enough
pushed to take up the paper they have already out; and money
is so scarce, and credit so bad, that it is very difficult to sell bills
on Britain. In manufactured goods there has been nothing done
of any consequence, since the first of the year. 'The shopkeepers
fins it so difficult to make collections, that they are buying in
very small quantities, to satisfy the demands of the week only."
FROM THE LONDON GOZETTE, JUNE et.
Average Price of Corn in Faigh and Wales from the returns
coding the 15th of June, 1811.
Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease.
s. d. I s. d. 1 s. d. I s. if. Is. d. I s. d.
116 0 1 44 4 1 37 10 1 211 8 (43 6 1 44 3
The weenier Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made
I n the week milling the 19th 4ay of June is lits. 4d. per cwt.
CORN MARKW, JONa 24.-The fresh arrivals of
i
!Wheat this day make a middling supply ; the trade
brisk in sales, and last prices fully maintained-Barley
fat little variation-Malt heavy sale-White Peas fu
at the late advance ; scarce any Grey-Beans of
kind support their prices-There are large supp ies
of Oats, part of last week's arrivals, upwards of 26,000
quarters, and second, with interior qualities, named
rather iower-Flour without variation.
0111,4111 AL CVLAINCY AS IINDIR.
Wheat, 564. 70$. 8.55. Beans 445. 50c.
Fine ditto, 811 s. Oils. Tick ditto 555. 40$.
' Rye 90.. 26- Ditto (fine Old) 41s. 425.
Barley, 265.345.0 d. Oats, 20s. 241. 275.
1 Malt, 645. 70s. Poland ditto, 28s. 30v. 04.
1 White Peas (boilers), 50s. 55.. Potatee ditto, 31.. 925. 641.
Grey ditto, 445. 4118. Rape Semi, £44, AM.
Flee Flour, 705. to 761.-Secohdo. 655. to 70s.
This morning, at four o'clock, a fire broke out at
I Mr. Harris'`. the White Horse public-house, in
Short's-gardens, Drury lane. It damag d great part
of the interior of the premises. We are sorry to add,
a nut of ;he nalue of Weariby, who lodged in the
one-pait back ro.int) perished in the LIMO.