Star.
London, England, 1820-09-18 00:00:00

for London. •

PLY TIOUTH, SEIM I .I.AITIVed the Lord MUIVIIIVC, TINDA Lay
from Quebec.—Sailod the Frederick William, Fos; for Aro-
sterdam.—Wind W.N.W.

Poarsmoura, Seer. 17.—Wind S. W.—Arrived yesterday, the
Active, COCK . from Oporto; Ruby, Cuarmaw' from Sierra
Leone; and Diadem, Rowaaos, from Quebec. Sailed his Ma-
jesty's ships farrier, for Lisbon ; STARLING and box, on a cruise.
HAILIVICG, Serreassaa 16.—Sailed the Leicester packet foe
Cuxhaven, and Henry Freeling ditto for Holland, with Mails.
Nzwuarmt, &MIMI= 17.—The brig Por.r.r, which was on
shore, has been got oft' and into the harbour, very leaky.
Livearooz, Saay. 15.—Arrived the \Vilna BRADFIELD, from
Bahia; Thomas, (harass, from Sierra Leone; Thomas, Cairn,
from Montreal; Wharton, GRAY, from Miramichi ; Sally, Joint-
ers'', from St. John's, New Brunswick ; and Emperor Alexander'
Warr, from Berbice. The John Craig, Cotearm iv, from L
verponi for Genoa and •Leghorn, was run foul of on the 19th
August, off Carthagem, by the American ship Glide, by which
the steward was killed, and she intended to get into a pelt.
DEAL Sarr. 17.—Wind S.W.—Arrived yesterday, and Jailed
' for the DEAL,
the Orion, RZYNOLDI, from Bombay 1 Countess
of Harcourt, Boa a, from Bermuda • Fortitude, PHILAN, frond
Nevis; Elizabeth, CASLEN, from Tobago; Oakes, Atrresoss„
front St. Vincent's; Ann, Macem, from the Canaries •' Malvinaj
COOPFR, front Bahia ; Stamper, Dysaar, from St. Domingo 1.
Adamant, SNITtli from Jamaica • and his Majesty's ship Cm./
outaoa, from St. Helena and Portsmouth. Came down from
the River and remain, the Mariner Hemel; for Trieste;
Prince of Orange, Sus ; and Jessie, biactitow, for Botany Bay ;
Dawn, ELSWORTIIY, for Halifax ; Broughton, WiLator, for Que-
bec; Skeene, &snot, for (Mesa; and Minerva, for,the South
Seas. Arrived and remain, the Vittoria, Ferrante, from Quelmei
and Britannia, Rear, from the Canaries. Arrived and sailed
for the River today, the James Esdaile, Kam, from Jamaica I
Traveller, HuranNson, from Bombay; Olive Branch, ill 11"
from Demerara; Wilmington and Liverpool packet, Loassran,
from Virginia; John, Poretzwet.r. ; and Heroine, Bemoan,
from Jamaica. Came down from the River, the Ilarmony,
CRAOL ; and Betsy, CaaaoLL, for Ligon; and Pocklington,
Baarox, for St. Thomas's. The Orion left Bombay on the 30th
of April, and St. Helena on the 29th of July. The William
Pitt, Herefordshire., Bombay, and Marquis of Ely, had arrived
at St. Helena, and were expected to sail about the let of August.
Currom-House, Szrzzmam 16. .—Ships Entered Inwards
The Duke of Kent. and Vrow Gesina, from Rotterdam ;
an 'the
Vriendschapt, from Amsterdam; Europa, from Christa
Joseph, from Waterford ; Neptiine, from Belfast; Balfour, front
Tobago; and the Prestor, Fergus, from Madras.—Cleared Out-
wards The Edgar, for Jamaica; Princess Charlotte, for Hon.
duras • Eliza, for Cork ; Fortuna, for Bremen ; Telemachus,
for Rotterdam ; Tenterden, for Elsineur ; Ann, for Port-as.
Prince; Commercial Packet, for Antwerp; Ann Elizabeth, for
Gibraltar; Prince of Waterloo, for Ostend; Albion, and Sarabs
for Antwerp; Hannah, for Vigo; Platoff, and Frodinghams
for Elsineur ; Maria Crowther, for Naples; Bute, for Ham.
burgh; Ross, for Fiume; Princess of Wales, for Calais; Marys
for New Brunswick ; Sarah, for the South Sea Whale Fithert a
and the Smith, for Jamaica. , _

, We learn by advice: froan'Corfu, of the sth alb
that the Lord Commissioner, Sir MOMAS MAITLAND,
was to set sail the next day on board the GLAsoolvt
frigate, to visa the other Islands. Colonel J. F. BaoWx
was to exercise, during the absence of his Excellency,
the functions of President at Corfu.

- The following is an extract of a private letter from
Portsmouth, dated September 15:14 It will be re.
cbdected that the British frigate Crams, Captain A.
MACKENZIE, was dispatched from this port on the
11th ult. to Lisbon, for the purpose of taking out his
Excellency COMA PA LMELLA and suite, from that
city to the Portuguese Court at the Brazils. The
CREOLE *as then to proceed to the River Plate, to
receive on board the broad pendant of Commodore
Sir THOMAS HARDY: Captain MACKENZIS was aftertf
wards to take the command of thellorzaa, 74 guns,
and bring her to England. It. being imagined that
these arrangements may be -much interfered with by
the delay of his Etcellency in embarking, id come,.
quence of the present state of 'affairs at Lisbon, our
Government, it seems; have determined on having a
squadron of observation off Lisbon ; for which pus--
pose the AcriVE frigate, Captain Sir J. A, Goabort,
and LIYFEY frigate, Hon. Captain DtrecAe, sailed
this evening for that City. Orders were also received
to stop the Coivuoutox, but she had sailed for the
ltiver to be paid off; she is, however, expected to be
recalled. The wind having blown strong from the
westward, the Nltencrt, from the East Indies, is
hourly expected. On her airival she will imme.
diately receive a supply of provisions, and also sail
for Lisbon. Tbis squadron will then consist of the
following 'ships :—COgQIJEROR, • 74, Captain SYYty..
FELL; :MINDEN, 74, Captain PATERSON ; LITECTs,
50, Hod. Captain DUNCAN ; ACTIVE, 46, Captain Sir
J. A. GORDON ; CREOLE, 42, Capt. A.•MAGKENTIR:'
Buenos Ayres letters, dated 24th June, have reached
town, but they merely repeat the accounts we had
previously received of anarchy, dissensions, and scram-
bles for power still prevailing in the country, and to
which there did net seem any probability of a termi-
nation. The two parties pitted against each other.
are, SoLze and ALVEAR.
SMITH FIELV MAIM?, Seer, 19.—Beef, 4s. Od. to 54. Od. pee •
stone of Sibs. ; blutton, 4s. 0.1. to ss. Od. Veal, 4s. Od. to ss. 6d.
Pork, 4S.Od. to 55.61. Lamb, 46.0 d. to 91.6d.—Cattle at Market
Beasts,49oo ; Calves, 30J; Sheep and Lambs, 10,990 ; Pigs, tlics,
llay, 51.105. to 41. 4s. Clover, 5/. Os. to 61. Os. titratr, lts;
Ito 11. 16s.
Coo Ercuattos, M411V4.41114Z1 Sarre B.—We have bad 11,
tolerable large arrival of new Wheat from Essex, but the qua:
lily being rather indiffetent, sales were very heavy this months('
let a reduction of 2s. per quarter from the prices of last Monday,
while fine samples of old Wheat sold •n AO a. goad terms as
! thlt.cley week. We ba 1 s an: new hurley at market, and the
quality being good, it sold ire,4y at the plices of last Moodily. .
Out' .•:nply of Oats continues to be immense, yet fine fresh
I fully ityports last r V"... La other articles so variation.