Star.
London, England, 1811-03-27 00:00:00

ANOTHER LErrEa,—s o'clock,: P. M.

The election having r-unmenced.early in the morn-
ing; has cont►nued down to the present moment with-
out intermission. To describe the active exertions of
the respective parties would be impossible ; till late in
the afternoon the votes on each side seemed exactly
equal, and it was not till six or seven o'clock when
any perceptible change took place. However, for the
last two hours, the increase of votes on the side of his
Highness the Duke of GLOLTEETEK, has 'been im-
mensely great. As the clock struck eight the num-
bers stood as follows:

For the Duke of GLoucks-ri R 413
For the Duke of IttrLAso 329

• Majority in favour of his Highness

-84

r •

Decisive, however, as this may seem, the Masters
of Arts of St. John's have held back the greater part
of their votes, with the intention, as they flatter them-
selves, of turning the scale to the amazement of the
University; b.it these manoeuvres of the Jolinian's are
too well known—they are often known to spin too
tiac ; and we have little doubt, but that the whale
combined effort . of the Members of that College, will
have little or no weight with the indefatigable exer-
tions of the opposite party. Oa the side of the Duke
of GLOUCESTEE, exclusively of.that activity which is
peculiar to the Greek Professor, and which is by itself
almost unparalleled by example, we shall distinguish
the energy displayed by the ,ltev. J. Hudson, Tutor
of Trinity College ; the Rev. Francis-Wrangham ;
the Rev. Di. Kline, Master of the Charter-House ;
the Rev. Isaac Milacr, Masterof Queen's ; the Right
Worshipful the Bishop of Bristol, Master of Trinity
College ; the whole of the Fellows of that College,
except three or four, the Vice-Chancellor, Etc. On
the side of the Duke of RUTLAND we. descry the names
of Chafy, of Sidney Sussex College ; King, Rose, and
Henshaw, of Trinity, &c. Even the fair sex are seen
to crowd the galleries, and to instil a degree of pa-
trictic zeal into the minds of all present. GLoucwrza
is the watch-word with the Undergraduates naives..
sally, almost without exception, and they look upon
hilt as well a friend to the encouragement of lite-
rature, as to liberty and true religion.
P. S. NINE o'CLocs: —Majority in favour of the
Duke of GtoocEsTea 96.—There is every probibi-
lity that his High nei s will be elezted.

Yesteriay his MAJtsTy came on Windsor Terrace,
at twelve, accompanied by Drs. WILLIS and Harlem-
DEN, and walked till halr-past twelve, when the Duke
of YORK came on the Terrace, took his MAJESTY by
the arm, and walked with him till past one, when
they-returned to the Castle for his MAaLsry to take
his dinner. The Physicians left his MAJESTY on the
Duke of Yon,: coming up to him. At two his MA-
JESTY came on the Terrace again, and walked till
near four, attended by General MANNERS. Neither
of the Physicians were on the Terrace.

In gicng the result of the Court Martial held on
Captain WALTON and the Officers of the Amethyst,
in the STAR of Saturday, we were led into an error
in stating that.Mr, Owes, the Master, had been or-
dered to serve as Master of a sloop of war for the
space of 12 calendar months to gain experience.—
Capt. WALTON bore ample testimoney to Mr. OWEN'S
experience and abilities, which were also well known
to the members of die Court Martial.

The Rev. RoseaT BINGHAM was tried yesterday,
at Horsham, on a charge of writing An anonymous
letter to IticuAano Janunas, threatening the deitruction
of himself and property; but he was found Not Guilty.
He was afterwards tri
Id for setting fire to his house.
in order to defraud the nsurance Office, and also ac-
,
q :fitted.
BREAD.—Yesterday the Loan MAYOR and Alder,
men, After inspectiug the returns, ordered it to con-
tinue at the present prices.
Coax ERCRAFIGR, MARL-LANK, MARCH 27.—T0-day we.
have not many arrivals of Wheat, but tolerable remaining sup-
plies; fate nearly keeps hs price; second and ordinary dull sale,
at somewhat less—some prime ad I)antzic exceeds the currency.
Barley,* ith Malt, in good supply, and hale variation in prices.
White Yeas hardly maintain the late quotations. There are but
few Eons of the two kinds. Oats are again in considerable sup-
ply, and this trade also quoted somewhat cheaper. Flour at late
prices.
OtHERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wheat, 684. 765. 90s. brans (old), 48$ .S3s.
Fine ditto, 945, 9".'s. lick ditto (old), 4`4s. 48s,
Rye (new), 365. 40a. Oats, 20s. 22,. 255.
Barley, 2Ss. 555. Od. . Yolaad ditt*, 26,. 28a. 04.
Mak, tit,. ess. -Potato, ditto, Sec Od.
White yeas (bolters), 461.32.. Rape Seed, ..846,
Grey ditto, 364. 445.
t . Fuse Flour, les. to 554.—Socoads, 754. to 50,.

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&OWL INTELLIGENCE.

TALMOU MARCH 44.

Arrived the Alphea schooner from,Plymouth, and
the I)olphin cutter, from a cruize. Also arrived the
.14 Bombay Merchant, Captain Stturgottusumfrom
the Isle of France, last from Morhtia, where she had
carried Ircuch prisoners; she has been eight days
from thence, and reports that the Empress of FRANCIS
has been safelf delivered of a son, and that rejoicing
was great. Arrived this day the ship Fanny, Capt.
Gt.t.scor, with a valuable cargo of spices, sugars, to-
bacco, &c. from St. Thomas's for Lonilon, out 34
days ' • the Fortuguine schooner Topaz", Di &Lyn,
from Plymouth for Lisbon, wth a cargo of wheat ;
the Garland, Cams, from London to Lisbon, with
pun, corn, kc. I the Good Intent, HAasatoso, from
Madeira fur Guei nsey, with wines &c. ;Abe Chariton,
BRADY, from Alicant, with Spanish wool for Lmsdon.
2t' days passage, and is put undsr quarantine. Sailvd
last eveniag the Cartaret and Duke of Kent packets
with rn.iils. the former for Cad*, and the latter for
Lisbon. The Eliza packet, with mails for the Leotard
Islands, sails to-morrow. The Prince Adolphus, tekh
the mails for the Mediterranean, is detained for orders.
The Providence, Buvoree. from Plymouth for Li-
verpool, is lost near the Manacle Rock ; crew saved.
—Wind E. blows hard. •.
• ' I'LYMOU EH, MARCH IL
It has blown a bribk gale at East fix the three last
dayi, which has no doaa-retarded the arrival I.4ldis
odiciil dispatches from Portugal, relauve to the' We
transactions. The Frau gint-brig, which OW On
Sattwday for Jersey, put back again this day, dueough
the violence of the easterly gale. Came in the Asir.
titan ship Garling, from New York fur Boardellikx.
detained by his Majesty's ship AMAZON.--Arrived
the FORMIDABLE mairof war, from Lisbon (sailed
Stith the GANGES). —Sailed the VALlAwriman of war,
on a cruize ; BADGER sloop of War, for Lisbon ; and
the ALPIIEA schooner, on a cruize.—Wind E.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 26.
Arrived his Majesty's ships VICTORY and Arne.-
mom, from Lisbon (they sailed with the GANGES) ;
NIOBE and PRINCE-Ss CAROLINE, from a cruize ; and
the INDEFATIGABLE, from Ply mouth.—Sailed the
AVENGER and AI:IEL, with convoy for Newfound-
land ; EcizAarrti man of war, with convoy, for Lis-
bon ; and FAWN sloop of war, on a cruize. Wind E.
DEAL, MARCH U.
Sailed the POLIARGUs sloop of war, with the
Helmsly, for Curacoa ; and the Spring, for Bristol.
Arrived the NloNAacit man of war, from Portsmouth.
Wind E. N. E.
SHEERNESS, MARCH et
Sailed the Ezzancisr and BILIIZER, to the North-
ward. Caine into harbour the TiLtASHER. Went
out of dock the NONPAREIL.
YARMOUTH, MARCH If.
Yesterday, M. arrived the RtNcaß sloop_ of
war ; and this morning the P ARTIUDGE sloop, ,i3Ex.-
LETTa and URGENT pin-brigs. Sailed the RANGaR
sop on a cruize up the Baltic. Remain with the
latter the Roebuck and Horatio frigates. Wind E.5.E.7