Star.
London, England, 1810-03-05 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRA/MIND, MARCH 4.—Arrived the Arundel, Steel, from
Martinique; Fame, Thomas, from St. Michael's • Fortitude,
Holmes, from Demerara; Fame, Chapman, from Cadiz; Hero,
Frampton, froth Oporto ; Repugton, Hill, rom Valentia ; Char-
lotte, Clark, frem the Havannah, and the Harmony, Armstrong,
from Lisbon.—Sailed, Caractaeus, Purdy, for Malta; Ann,
Gibson, for Cape of Good Hope; Minns, —, for Montserrat;
Venus, Borrowdale, fur Surinam ; Phottbe, Gunston,for Gi-
braltar; Gratitude, Rowe, for Teneriffe; Trent, outer, for
Dominica ; Duke, Hunt, for Jamaica; and Cove, Wesley, for
Tobago.
The Ruth, Roberts, and the Johns, Futrell, from Liverpool,
are lost tu•ar Para. _ _

The Henrietta Charlotta, Harris, from New York, grounded
in the King's Dock Basin, Liverpool, on Thursday last, and fined
with water.
The Mary, --., from Galway to Liverpool, is on shore, near
Bognor.
The Liberty, Mann, from Plymouth for Sunderland, has been
found at sea, without any person on board, and carried int* Hull.
The Alert, Delday, from London to Malta, is taken and carried
into Marseille..
The Cssar West Indiaman which was on shore on the South
Foreland, is, we understand, gone entirely to pieces.
The Santa Clara, from Amelia Islands to Madeira, has been
taken by a French privateer, retaken by the Cornwall, and ar-
rived at Limerick.

LIST OF THE MINORITY
IN THE lIOUSE.OF LORDS UPON THE MARQUIS OF
LANSDOWNE'S liCTION.
PRESENT.
Dnit ss. I.uc n BACONS.
Norfolk Donoughmore Grenville
Somerset Rosalyn St. Joins
Argyle Grey Carrington
MAittlvissis. ITchester Holland
Lansdowne Grosvenor Keith
Stafford Bristol Erskine
Downshire Begborough King
Headford Moira Saye and ;:ele
Douglas Darnley radsOnby
EARLS. Carysfort i'lleuborougls
Derby Breadalbane Hawke
Spencer Lauderdale ',llford
Hardwick* VISCOUNT. ' Dundas
Albemarle Bulkelry Bishop of Oxford
Essex

DUKILS.
St. Albans

PROXIES,
Eglinton
• St. Vincent

BARONS.
Aqiburton •

Cork and Orrery Sta,.vel

Grafton
Bedford
MARQUISSES.
Buckingham
Bute

Waldegrave Braybroke
ri:zwillians Crewe
Jersey Montfort
Upper Ossory Auckland
Suffolk Glastonbury

Townshend
EARLS.
Tankervilie
Darlington
Scarborough
Carnarvon

Radnor Cawdor
Thanes Somers
Berkeley Ducie
Guildford Hutchinson
Charlemont 'Yarborough
Viscotiwrs. De Clifford

Cholmondeley
Shaftesbury
Fortescue

Bolingbroke
Clifden
Anson

Southampton
Foley
Bishop of St. Asaph
_ .

Carlisle

'of Lincoln

Aissurr.—Earl Cowper holding the proxies of Viscount He-
reford; sind Lord Grey de Rwrhyn, Earl of Cassais, holding the
proxy of the Marquis of Blandford.

Sir Goan OUSELEY is appointed Minister to the
Court of Persia, with an appointment of £5OOO a-year ;
and a retreat of £2OOO a-year. The Persian Ambas-
sador, it is therefore to be snyosed, has succeeded in
the object of his mission to England I and we under-
stand he takes his departure in a few weeks.
It was determined on Saturday by the Board of
Trade, after a conference with a deputation of the
Merchants trading to the Brazils, to grant licences
for the free exportation of Cotton to all ports nd
places not declared in a state of blockade.

The amount of the outstanding Exchequer Bills, to
the latest period to which the same can be made up,
is Ri0,827,200, of which £6,000,000 are to be paid
six months after peace.—( Bank.)
A Correspondent at Lynn remarks, that at a pe-
riod when our trade with the Continent is attacked in
its very foundations by our implacable enemy, more
than common attention should be employed to protect
those sources of commerce which remain to us—our
coasting trade, and the trade with our own Colonies.
If a sufficient number of small armed vessels were
employed on our own coasts, we should not have to
record so many disasters, occasioned by the enemy's
cruizers.—On the 24th ult. three vessels were driven
ashore, near Beachy Head, by five French privateers:
two of them were totally lost. Two others were obli-
ged to put into Newhaven, chaced by the same priva-
, teers. If six or eight of our armed vessels were kept
cruizing constantly from Portsmouth to the Downs,
about five or six leagues from our own shore, and a
'similar number on the opposite coast, the privateering
system of the enemy would soon be annihilated.
Within these three weeks two vessels, belonging to
Lynn have.been taken in the Channel : one of them
was not three, hours from Portsmouth, anZI was one
of a convoy, 1 bailey had-only one ship of war.