Star.
London, England, 1810-08-24 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GIMIZIIIIND, AeOVST St.—Arrived, Semithe, Hoist, from
Lisbon ; Horn, Hay, from Gibraltar; the Abundance store-ship,
Frier, and Speculator, Peake, treat Rio Janeiro; and the Robert,
Nowell, from Baltimoreev-Sailed the Alfred, Chapman, the Ethel.
red, Doorman, the Neptune, Chalmers, and the Gambier, Cam.
pitman, for Rio Janeiro; the Luna, Craig, for Quebec; and the
Elizabeth and Sarah, Lasky, for Lisbon.

LEITH, AUGUST 20.

The Sarah and Elizabeth, and Prince of Brazil, both from the
Greenland Seas, art arrived in Brassay Sound.--On the Sd inst.
were sent into Brainy Sound two Danish gun-boats, cut out of
some port or creek in Norway by his Majesty's ship Belvidere.—
The Loyal Sam, Sedbery, from the Clyde, has arrived at New
Providence.—On Thursday morning, two sloops were an shore
to the southward of Sunderland harbour :—one is the Elizabeth
and Peggy, P. Caithness, of Dundee, coal-laden, from Shields.
put back by the northerly winds, and, in attempting to take Sun.
derland barbour, got upon the rocks opposite the barracks, and is
totally wrecked ; the crew (three men and a boy) are drowsed--
the bodies of the men have been washed ashore : the other lathe
William and Ann, Macalpin, of Pittenweens, lime sloop, put
hark also, and is behind the South Pier ; the hands are all saved,
and the vessel will he got off when the weather moderates.—
Wednesday, night last, there was an uncommonly high tide at
Berwick Quay, which, being muck increased by a violent gale at
N.E. did considerable damage. The Oriana, Crow, just arrived
from Pictou with timber, &c. was driven from her moorinp,and
grounded near Spittle, but has since got off. Many hundred lop
were drifted from the beach near the walls, and driven to sea, as
well as a number of boats, &e.

Messrs. COLNIAN and MORRIS have got a licence, it
is said, to perform in the Haymarket Theatre during
the winter, and are making engagements accordingly.
Sunday fortnight Lord CASTLEREAGH was at Bns•
ton, and attended divine service at the church. He
spent two days in the town, and was treated with the
respect due to his rank ; except, indeed, that one
night, whilst his carriage stood in the yard of the inn
at which he was, some wag, with a nail, or other
rough instrument, scratched "•Sir Francis Burdett"
in very legible characters at the back. The inscrip-
tion did not admit of obliteration, unless the carriage
were fresh painted ; and his Lordship therefore did
not travel in it when he left the town.

His Grace the Duke of BEDFORD and family are at
present residing in a farm-house at Milton Abbott,
near Tavistock, in the vicinity of which place his
Grace has a handsome villa building on the banks ef
the Tamer, which, for beauty of situation and pictu-
resque scenery, will yield to none in this kingdom.—
His Grace and family mean to spend a considerable
portion of their time in this charming retreat.
VAUXHALL-BRIDOC._Thr first pile of the Vani
hall-Bridge was driven on the Middlesex side of the
River yesterday, about two o'clock, under the dim•
tion of Mr. RENNIE, the Engineer, by Messrs. Alums
and ROBERTSON, the contractors for completing the
and •

undertaking, attended by the Committee, . . was
celebrated by the display of colours, the cheers of the
spkctators, and a salute of 21 guns from the oppcsit•
shore. The ceremony of laying the first stone will
probably take place the latter end of the autumn, and
this useful work will be completeckin about four years.

The seoo►'d crop of grass will be greater this season
than it has been known for years, and the farmers are
at length likely to have the opportunity of whin, hay
while the sun shine:.

CORN EXPUNGE, MARIC-LAN; Auaysr
day there are considerable remaining supplies of
Wheat, waiting the expected reduction, sales Are yell
heavy, and at lower prices—Barley and Malt heavy
sale—White Peas at the late reduction—. Beans of the
two kinds support their prices—There are somewhat
considerable supplies of Oats, and this trade quoted
cheaper-...F10ur remains at late prices.

pangaits. coaitaitot As ovate.
Wheat, ans. 955. 115 s. Beans, 545. ses.
Moe ditto, Iles. 1235. Tick ditto, 465. Mi.
Rye, 4118.46 i. Oats, ON. SO. Ws.
Bty, kis. 411 s. - Poland ditto, UL M,
Malt, Tee. eos. Petite* ditto, Sas.
WSW Peas (boilers) SI& Its. Rape Seed, /SO. iSi
msopoor, pa. to loolopioomios to& so M.