Star.
London, England, 1810-03-26 00:00:00

ARIIV.
An9r4ediiion, on A large scale, will in a ihoft
time be fitted out for South America. It will include
Some 'cavalry and artillery, end not only evcryeffec.
tive regiment in the kingdom, but likewise several
of the ineffective Walcheren corps, as kis thought
that this change of climate will promote their recovery.
Friday the First West York Militia embarked to do
duty on board the prison ships in Hamoaze, in the
place of the East Devon Regiment.
The sth Regiment has marched into Lewes Bar-
racks from Bexhill.

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TRURO, MARCH 24. . . .
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Tice Easterly and Northerly winds of the week Ws sielirlliod •
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us of news from the Westward. The Princess Ma packet]
from Cadit, the Princess Flizabeth, front Liibon, t Princes!.
Augusta, from Malta, and the Express, from Anteri/ , are all
hourly expected at Falmouth. 1
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FALMOUTH, MARCH 22. .
Sailed the Prince Ernest packer, Captain Partin, for Giirralg
tar and Malta; and the Windsor Castle packet, Captain Sum
TON, fcr Jamaica.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH Q 4:
The BONNE CITOTENNt sibop callcd here on Thursday night,
from Portsmouth, •havirg the outWard.boued Quebec Set under
convoy—she took two empty masts ships from this port. Her
convoy consists of near 160 sail.
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Arrived the ADRIAN hired cutter from offL'Orient and Ushant,
the ENDRAYOUR hired brig from Swansea, with a fesv coasters
'ender convoy; the CRANE sloop, Captain WTNTZR, from the
Downs; and the We'd cc schooner from Torbay.—Sailed the
LYRA brig of war for Rochefort ; l'Atatmmx frigate, for ;he
North Sea; andthe HOUND bomb-vess:l for Cadiz. The Devas-
tation bombs under coders for the same place.

Admiral Sir CHARLES COTTON will take his de-
parture from Portsmouth, in a few days, for the Me.
diterranean, in the LivELy frigate, Captain M.Kix.,
LEY. Sir CHARLES, will hoist his flag on board the
HolkaNlA, 110, Capt. NEVE.
The PERSIAN, Captain COLQUITT, sailed from
Portsmouth, on Saturday morning, for the West In-
dies,.with a convoy of 30 sail.
Captain STANFELL is promoted to the rank of Post-
Captain ; JOHN DAY,. Esq. to be Secretary to Admi-
ral Sir CHARLES COTTON ; T. COLE, Esq. (of Ply-
mouth,) to be Secretary to Admiral Yousio.
Arrangements are making at Portsmouth, in cons
fident expectation that an exchange of prisoners will
take place.
Friday morning a deputation from the Corpora-
tion of Bristol, consisting of Mr. NOBLE, Mr. BAILLIB
M. P. and Mr. CLAXTON, th;ee of the Aldermen,
waited upon Lord GRENVILLE, at Camelford H.ntse,
to present to his Lordship the Vote of the Mayor, Al-
dermen, Sheriffs, and Common Council of that City,
unanimously electing his Lordship their High Steward,
in the room of his Grace the late Duke of PORTLAND.
The deputation was received with every mark of po-
lite attention, and his Lordship expressed himself fully
sensible of this mark of distinction conferred upon him
by the Corporation of Bristol.—lndeed when we con-
sider that Lord GRENVILLE was unconnected with the
Corporation of that city, the election of his Lordship
to that honourable and ancient office of High Steward,
must be considered not only a very great compliment,
but an evident proof of their high opinion of his Lord-
ship's great abilities, and his constitutional principles.
—We understand Lord. GRENVILLE was afterwards
invited by those Gentlemen to Bristol, which invita-
tion his Lordship politely, accepted, and will proceed
to Bristol after his installation at Oxford, where he
will be magnificently entertained by the Mayor and
Body Corporate.
The order for the assemblement of the Court Mar-
tial for the trial of Colonels DOVETON and BELL, at
Bangalore, has, it is said, been countermanded,- in
eonsequence of the movements of the Mahrattas,
having required the presence of the officers who were
to have consituted the Court with their respective re-
giments.

PORTSMOUTH; MARCH 25.
The CArrtwarr sloop of war has arrived from the Downs
with a convoy, and the GANYMEDE sloop of war, from a
cruize. The TYRIAN takes convoy for the Dowus.a-Wind
Easterly. It has blown a gale all day.
DEAL. MARCH 55.•
The brig Samuel, from Vallery for London, ran fin shore this
morning near Walmer Castle, and it is feared s:ki will be lost.
A galliot, from Holland, is just arrived and-brought up in the
Downs, and has a signal flying for a pilot.—Wind N.E. blows hard,

YARMOUTH, MARCH 25.
It bas blown a gale from the East all nigHt, but the ships of war
are all safe at anchor, withtheir yards and topmasts struck. Sailed
the BRUIZ ER gun-brig, Lieut. PRICE, on a cruize. The Bravda-
gerin and her convoy, with the trade from this port for Heligo-
Jana, remain wind hound.—Arrived from Sheerness, where they
have been paid and repaired, the TARTARUS sloop, Captain
MAI NWARI NG ; and the LY NI, Capi. MARSHALL. The Vitra*
gun•brig, Lieut. WRIGHT, from a cruize.
One P. M.—Three sail of men of war are now in the Offing'
making for the Gut t—t he gale still continues.
GREENOCK, MARCH
Arrived on Wednesday, the Commerce, Watt, from Demerara)
sailed thence 25th lan. in company with the Belfast, of Bel Cast,
and Ebenezer, both for Liverpool, and kept company only two
days. The Hawke, Gemmel, from hence for the Brazil,' put
into Demerara about a week before the Commerce sailed, having
sprun; her masts. likft completing he: loading, the Garthland
Skelton, which had arrived a few days before frotu Berbice, and
would sail next springs for this port.
Arrived same day, the Robert, Begg, from Grenada and Tris
nadad, a running ship ; sailed from the latter island Ist February'
Left at Grenada, the Eginton, Gilkinson ; and at Trinadad, the
Benson, Spencer, Fly, Fairly, and Hermit, Cumming, all of Ob..t•
gow.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAVRSIND. MARCH 25.—Arrived the Taunton Castle And
Fort William East ludiaauer.

The spire of St. Mary's church, in Manchester, has ..
been surveyed, and is sentenced to be taken down.-.-
The steeple of Childwall church has been found out THE PARRS.—The cold air which prevailed yerter-
of its perpendicular.--The tower of St. Peter's church day prevented that display of Sunday gaiety which
in Liverpool is also undergohig a repair; the turrets we so frequently observe in the Parks. Sarsenet ;,e-
-lisses some time since announced the approach of at the angles are already taken down.
RIOT.—The generality of the leases of houses in
Spring, but cloth and velvet will be more convenient
during the keen winds of March. The grand bustle
St: George's fields expiring on Saturday, the greater
was among the carriages, which cantiined many per-
part of the inhabitants left them This was taken ad- sons of fashion. The dust was disagreeable, and those
vantage of by numbers of the lowest orders, arnica- who ventured on a promenade were glad to return
larly those who are dishonestly disposed, who' attacked
and pulled down several houses, during the whole of home.
Yesterday morning, between eight and nine o'clock,
Thursday and Friday nights, and carried off the a whirlwind took place at the bottom of St. James's.
whole of the materials. The assembly, on Saturday, street, and proceeded with great violence towards the
had a very alarming aspect, being increased in one top of the greet ; in its way it upset the sedan chairs
place to the number of about a thousand, in Bennett's- opposite Brookes's, six in number, and broke the poles
row, nearly opposite to the Magdalen, it being the and glasses. Such a scene has not been witnessed
last day of Mr. Hedger's lease, which returns to the for many
possession of the City. This daring assemblage actually years in the streets of London.
A fire broke out yesterday morning, about twelve pulled down and carried off four entire houses, and
o'clock, in the dwelling-house of a boot and shoe.
scarcely left a brick remaining. They carried away
the principal part of about eight other houses, leav-
ing nothing but part of the walls remaining. Not I maker, in Ogle-court, Queen Ann-street East. There
was no alarm of fire given until the flames were per.
content with attacking empty houses, they extended
ceived to have burst forth out of one of the windows.
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Fortunately it was got under in the space of an hour,
their depredations to some that were inhabited, and !
carried off articles of furniture belonging to the poor but not before the premises were nearly gutted. The
defenceless inhabitants, who were obliged •to escape family, and some lodgers (mechanics), it was sup-
out for their lives, or the buildings would have been ,posed had fled on the first alarm of the fire, except
one unfortunate young man, who, from indisposition,
pulled down upon them. An aged woman, who got
her living by selling milk, was turned out of her was confined to his bed. Him the firemen found
house to enable them to pull it down ; some humane .nearly dead, and in great torture, from the injury he
neighbours assisted her in saving some of her humble had sustained by the fire. He expired in the arms of
furniture, and gave her refuge in one of their houses, two men who supported him, as they were carrying
So determined were they upon plunder, that the most him to the Middlesex Hospital.
ihsignificantdetaChed buildings belonging to thehouses The Jury that was summoned at Portsmouth, on
did not escape them ; they were so active in their the death. of Mrs. Ullock, wife of Mr. Thomas Ulloel,
proceedings, that onehouse was attacked, demolished, Purser of his Majesty's ship APOLLO, returned a ver-
and carried off in about half an hour. One man i dict of wilful murder against T. Ullock, for the murder.
boasted that he hadsold the tiles taken from one house : of his wife, Johanna, after three days' minute investi.
for fourteen shillings ; a.woman got as much wood gation. JAMES GRIGG, Esq. the Coroner, immedi-
as won'.d fetch her four pounds. The scene at times i ately committed T. Ulloci to take his trial.
had rather a ludicrous appearance ; men and women M CORN.___ARKET, MARK-LANE, MAaca CI.—To-day there
'running away with doors and knockers on their . are tolerable farther supplies of Wheat arrived, fine in demand,
backs; roofs of houses, shutters, &c. in a similar'. other qualities are cheaper—Barley and Malt scarcely at last
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prices—Beans of the two kinds, likewise White Peas, are rather
manner. In taking out a window-frame of one' d- earer-1 here are considerable fresh arrivals of Oats, and sales in
Muse, they broke twelve siluares of glass for the sake.' this trade are named cheaper—Flour at our last currency.
GENERAL CURRENCY Al UNDER.
of the frame. The women were far the most nitre- i Wheat, Beans, (all 561.625.
genus. This alarming conduct continued till past f Tick. ditto ofd) 455. Slat
two o'clock, when it was stopped by the arrival of 1 Rye,F‘v "ineedatii3t08,25514•1,39625...111°655...
Oats 22.. 255. 305.
Mr. Newman, the City Solicitor, and several of the Barley, 34.. 475. 6 . Poland ditto, Us. 34.. od:
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Police o:fizers belonging to Union Hall, who : Malt 7os. 775. Potatoe ditto, sets.od.
White Peas (boilers) 6118. 7Gs. Rape Seed, 461. 501.
took sever al of Cie ringleadm into custody, and i ditto 461. Sls.
disPersed the others. In other parts of St George's-1 GieY Fine Hour 85s, SOs—Seconds 20t. 8.55.
Fields, in the course of Saturday, several wooden, I
COUN rRy MARKETS.
buildings ware r.ii:,,...ct by jacks, and carried off by I "
PRICIS Of GRAM Al THE FOLLOWING INIAREETE•
'sled rces. G 1.1:1 n an, the offi,ei, observing a man named :
. BA sittosTozz.—Wheat 8:J1 04 to liOs Od per Quarter.
~,Viii.was ripping tip the lead from a hoes., and car- Barley slit Od to 47s 6d I Beans 50s od to 61s Od •
rying it sway, Leek him into custody, and Sir Joliet L oats 27s Od to 35s Cl• Feast 00s Od to 00s Od
PINIIORN committed him to the county gaol. ,Ann-Bread 2s 40. per gallon.no- I
Hex cm—Wheat 90s Od to 111 s 0d per Qr
tiler, of the name of Lk, Griffiths, for an offence of : SOs Od to S9s Od Beans 4.45 Od to. 68s Od
the same dc.)cription, was also committed. . The pro-, Barley
Oats 24s Od to 44$ od I Pease 50s Od to 64s od
cee,lins of Saturday and die previous days, attracted I • Bread 25. 6d. per gallon
an immense crowd to St. George's-fields, yesterday; • MAtuawattao..—'Wheat 1 12. Od to 124 a Od per Qr.
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and it was deemed necessary to send the military to Barn,,ZY ils 061 to 48s Od Bouts 50s ed to 64, Od
28$ od to Sos Od I Pease 54s Od to 80s od
soppert the civil power. . A party of the HI rse --
Bread • 10. 6d. per gallon.
Guards did ilnty round .the King's Bench Prison and i Nawava v.—Wheat 985 Od to 126$ Od per Qr.
,its secinity. The City Marshal
_and Constables also 1 Barley .
23625 s 0dy......1 ttoo 4649:
od Od I Pease 54.
SOs Od to fOs 04 54. (1.1 to 58s ed
rec, i ,ed large reinforcements, and were upon the 1 Oats
• Bread vs sd per gallon, _
ilea during the %%hole course , i the day.-
Seven - .
u journeymen cl.ne•r. alters have been. (Cm- Barley 311 s ato 481 Od roans 431 Od to itss od
spitted for tWo months, to the douse of Correctioi ' Oats
inis 04 to 341 6d Pease .ik 5111, Ild ta 81/4 Od
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at Preston, for a conannatiou to raise their wa w 9 s. i Bread it. 7d. per gill
• 4 s; 4111'0) •
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