Star.
London, England, 1819-01-07 00:00:00

MILFORD. JANUARY 3.

Pitt in here the Boyne, PtaILINS, from Pdgwash
for Newcastle, in want of provisions, and several
others, and remain wind•bound.

POOLE. JANUARY 6.

Vessels from the Westward experienced very rough
weather, particularly on Christmas Day.

VOSELS SPOKEN WITH.

On the 10th December, in lat. 38.47. long. 7.16. the Cres-
cent, of Glasgow, ten days from Gibraltar, for Trieste : In the
Gat of Gibraltar, the Diana, of Dunbar, bound up, and a ves-
sel Oupposed the lietsey, of Suuderland,) bound to the West-
ward, on the entli on the Cape St. Vincent's E. by S.
fifty the u::,:t, of Liverpcmi - by the Switsure packet,
Arrivotl at Fantuuth. The brig Ridley suited front Malta on
the 7th December in company.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, JANUARY 6.
ENTERED INVeAnns.—The Wien, Gordon, front Africa; Vrow
Gee: Cie, Berg, Irons Antwerp; Vrow Hanna, Tenbaim, from
I die! . Wh..lozk, from Dabiee ; and the Rosalie, Marry,
from New I:,rk.

()I X.% rc.—Tht: Btitarnia, Bully, for Saville; the
Ebenezer, Edmur.d, and the Sazony, Barg, for flrmuurgh; the
Regalia, Eiliott, and the Fii2dtetb, Spoor:et., for Jamaica.
CLEARLD OVT4'AAD3.—ahe Duncombe, Sleigh, for Cornea;
Intrepid packet. Thornton, for Gibraltar : I larli:ton, Thornhill,
for Antigua; Clio, Gardiner, for 31easina; end Olive Branch,
134ttti son, for Otitte7bargh.

FINANCE.
OFFICIAL S

A:A:PACT 0? TaZ WtT TKODOCE Or Tlit Resto.t,:. Or GMAT IRA.
TAIN ?O TUT. QUAATERS EXTON:: STA ./AN. 1818 AND 1819, ar-
arsustisur, &11.tus1rx or AARZA P or WAD 'oust's:
1818. 1819.
Customs .. £3,9117:261 £2,40,664
lisci=e 5,499,672 6,238,040
Stamp'. 1,5n6,55d 1,530,532
Pcst-Oflic e ... .. .. .....
Atmottl I....rces
Land Tale:.
Blist'llam0ut......

£13,271,70 .4213,395,7(.1
CeS7o3l3.—lt appears, upon the comparitivc view of the
tust um s' Rever.ue for the two Corresponding Quitters, that
there has been a less receipt for the (barter_ just expired, than
in the corresponding Quarter bat year; but that Quarter was
swelled by an anticipated payment upon Sugar Duties to the
amount of about /700,000, which would otherwise not have
been paid till the next or tb' f.,:lo,ing t)ttarer. Deducting,
therefore, this sum from the Quarter ended sth January. 1813,
the receipt of the Quarter ended on Tue.alay will exceed that of
the corresponding Quarter.
Estossz.—The increase in the Quarter just expired beyord the
corresponding Quarter, is A 738,30.
*haste& Under this head there is a decrease, bet to a very
trifling amount, about /.7:6,11C0.
poet-Orrice.—The receipt of the two Q.:arters is exactly
the same.
ASSFASED TA :CES.—Thert is an increase of £43,"61, beyord
the corresponding Quarter.
LAND Tues.—Ault:crease of £51:76.1, beyond the Quarter
last year.
Jltseccuatscors.—Under this head there is a difference of
above 1:120,0n0, in favour of the co:responding Quarter last
year ; but thi. is to be attributed to large =yr. mtr.t of Imprest
Mottey.
.(lossetivarr.a Fusa.—The ijscartse.qf the Car.solidated Fued
for the present year is 442,1304000, being about .i.:400,,P0 less
than the hwerne Of the corresponding Quarter last year. because
in that Quarter was included a sum of upwards of .0000.000.
being thets:mut of Sugar Duties paid in anticipation it: conse-
quence of the increased Duties attaching upon that article after
the sth of January, 1818; so that without this addition, there
is an actual increase in the Quarter just expired, of about
£500,000 beyond the cot responding Quarter last year. m de-
ficiency upon the Quarter, (this being the largest payment of
Dividends), is about £1,270,C00, being very considerably).*
than was anticipated.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East India House, when WILLIAM TAYLOR MONZY,
Esq. took the usual oaths and his seat, as a Director,
in the room of JOHN LumsDEN, Esq. deceased.
Tuesday night the house of Mr. PHILLIPS, of Lis-.
son Grove, Paddington, was broken into, and robbed
of .0.5 in Bank-notes and money, a gold locket, a
new hat, and other property.
A miller, who was severely wounded by a spring-.
gun, at Boxley-mill, a few weeks since, died on Sun-
day, having lingered is great misery from the effects
of the wound.
By the late Act of Parliament, Clergymen,
resident, by reason of their residence on any ;Obit
benefice, are subject to a penalty of .f,; e 0 if tl)ey dp
not make the smile known to the Bishop of Oie.dio's
eese within six weeks from the ;ISt of "the .prActtt
month.