Star.
London, England, 1810-06-01 00:00:00

GOTTENBURGH, MAY 2i.

The day before yesterday an English fleet, under the tom.
mand of Sir Jame; Saumirez, arrived off this port ; the greater
part immediately pracceded to the Baltic; at present There are
only five sail of the line, with some frigates and small vessel.:
lying here, and of these three or four arty to follow the same des-
tination. A large Beet of merchantmen have been seen off the
Wingo.

Our Post frnm &nabobs% this evening, brings intelligence of
the Crown Prince having set out for Carl-crona, there are various
conjectures as to the object of his journey.
COPENHAGEN, MAY 8.

An English fleet, comptwed of three ships of the Cie, three
frigates, two, brigs, and about eighty merchant ships, have re-
mained for somedays at anchor near Seiro ; where it has been de-
tained by a calm. This afternoon they advanced two leagues fur-
ther towards the Smith, where they have come to an anchor.
His Majesty has granted ,Count Bernstorf the title of Privy
Counsellor of Conference.

RATISBON, APRIL 30:
All the letters received from Constantinople speak of the in-
fluence exercised by the English party there. It is, without
doubt, owing to this circurnrance that the report generally
spread through all Germany, of a war against the Turks, con-
certed by three great Powers, may be attributed. It is indeed
time that the Porte should be brought Lack to its true interests.
The Continent will rot suffer the English to be masters of the
ports of the Ottoman Empite, where they form depots of cons-
!fleece for the neighbouring countries. The Russians appear de-
cided to carry on the war vigorously. Austria can act whenever
she pleases, on the side of Servia; and France, mistress of II-
Iyria, is in a condition to strike a great blow. Every thing an-
nounces dist the Porte will shortly be forced to unite itself is the
Continental System, or pay dear for its condescension to the
common enemy.

FALMOUTH, MAY 29.

Sailed the Snake packet for Gibraltar and Maha.—Winit N.

PLYMOUTH, MAY 30.

Arrived la RUIN frigate, from Basque Roads; and the ACTIVR
cartel, from Morlaix.—Sailed the MitvoltD, 74, for the Roche-
fort Station; the VIRAGO and CUILRLY gun-brigs; the FAVOD-
KIT: sloop of war, on a cruize; the SPEEDY anti EKCOITNTER
gun-brigs, to the Westward; the brig Times, Captain Jo iis,
the King Harry, Captain SALTER, and other vessels, for Lisbon;
and the CEcu.IA tender, for Cerk.—Came up harbour to relit,
the bleticom brig of war.—A^ ship of war is in the offing, to the
Westward, standing in, but too far off to discern what she is, in
time for post.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 31.
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Arrived the CaAsir sloop of war from the Downs. Came Into
harbour the UNDAVN rED frigate, and the STILADY gun brig from
Spithead, Wind S. E.
DEAL, MAY 11.

Came down from the River, his Majesty's sloop REDTOLt,
from Sheerness.—Arrived the PANDORA sloop of war, from a
cruize.—Wind E.

YARMOUTH, MAY 31.
Arrived the PAINTS or WALLS, with a fleet from Heligo-
land : the trade at that Island was very slack. Also arrived the
STAaLINO gun-brig, from the Baltic, with letters from the fleet;
and the Uttozwr' from the Downs, bound to the Baltic with
dispatches.—Salled the HEARTY, with the ships bound to Heli-
goland,—Ship, in the Roads—Roebuck, Alonzo Onyx, Havoc,
Redbreast, Pandora, and three gun-vessels.—Wind N. E.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRATZSIND, MAT nr.—Arrived the Batchelor, Baker; Dia-
mond, Moor • and the Anna, Ward, from Gibraltar : Fortuna,
M'Earle, frogs Messina; John, Congers, and Minerva, Mills,
from Malts; and the Penelope, Wright, from Martinique.—
Sailed the Friends, Baker, for Malta; and the Venus, 1-Mloran,
for New Tort.

CORN EXCIIIANOIs MAIIK-LAN;, JIM* 1.--To--day the Mar- 1
ket andnues to kawreonsiderable suMilies of What, mostly
foreign, but few fine samples which suptaert their price, other
qualities heavy sale-4 a Barley and Mal variation—Peas
and Beans of Me two kinds likewise—Nests 425. to 475. per
quarter, Old as under—Oats are in tolerable supply, and this
trade also at little variation—Flour remains at late prices.
OiNtRAL CURIUM! Al UNDIII.
Beans, (old) 60..651.
Wheat, 1121.665. 1111 s.
Pine ditto, 1111 a. 1 as. Tick ditto (old) 535. SO&
•
Rye, 48s. 545. • Oats 214. 265. 301.
Batley, 321. 475. - Poland ditto, ass. 365. Od.
Malt 725. SOL Potatee ditto, Ms Od.
White Peas (boilers) 70$. 7ss. Rape Seed, 561. SOL
Bref ditto 454. Flour 954.100s.—Sands 90e.951.