Star.
London, England, 1810-05-02 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Olt/kVaStlli, Miss I.—Arrived the Union, Harvey. Mins Cs.
did, and the Swift, Logan, front Rio Janeiro.—Sailed the ltiliat.a,
Toussaint, for India ; the Transit, Vast, for St. Thomas's ; the
Archduke Charles, Meer, for Lima ; and the Lord eochrwse,
Bedford, for Cadiz.
ABERDEEN, APRIL 24.
The Danish ship Dorothea, of Amdahl, of *7 tons burden,
with fir timber, from Arundahl to Wexford, was wrecked on the
coast of Shetland on the 2d instant. The crew saved, as the
whole of the cargo. On the Sth instant, the Danish ship Gratis,
of Drahm, from thence to Cork, with fir tinilier, was wrecked on
Shetland, and of nineteen persons of which the crew consisted,
four only were saved. This was a ship of between seven and
eight hundred tons. The greater part of the cargo *so saes d.—
By letters from Shetland, of the 11th April, we are happy to 2 .d
that the act:donts of the loss of the Experiment Oreeolani sbip,eit
London, lately circulated. are not true.

Letters from New York, of the 23d of March, state
that Mr. MACOXBS Bill had made no farther p s;
nor ways it suppoied that it would again be cons re
ed.
It was etpeeted that the Non-importation Bill would
not, on its expiration, be relived; whereby the inter-
course would be left open.
Yesterday an American Gentleman of distinction
reached town from Paris, which place he left s few •
days ago. Previous to his departure, he had an in•
terview with General ARMSTRONG. who informed him,
he had obtained passports from the French Glvalas-
ment to enable him to 'return to America with his
family, for which purpose he had purchased a seques-
tered American vessel, named the Sally, Soon,
which was to take him on board at Havre, some time
between that period and the first of June. He
however, beggel it might be perfectly understood,
that, although his diplomatic functions had termi-
stated, it was not to be considered as conclusive of a
rupture between France and America, as he was to
be succeeded in his official character by Mr.Bectwera
LtvzsGsTasz, who might be speeeily expected.

We regret to have it to state, that the Bill for
proving the Criminal Laws, introduced into the
House of Commons by Sir SAMUEL RoMILLY, was
last night thrown out. The chagrin of the thinking
part of the community will no doubt be increased
when they hear that this most important question in
political economy was discussed in a House which
consisted of si:tyfour Members only ! We trust,
however, that the distinguished L la! Character who
has devoted so much of his valuable time and splen.
did talents to the consideration of the subject, will not
be disheartened by a casual defeat, nor abandln the
cause of humanity and sound policy, when he has
such a host of allies on his side, both in and out of
Parliament!

CRIPRIMGARDEN THEAYRR.•Lan night the Ca.
medy of 411 in the Wm: was revived at this Theatre.
—This is the most perfect Comedy that the late Mr.
MURPHY ever produced, and is so pregnant with
eviiiioque and incident, that it will be a constant source
of entertainment to a British audience, provided the
representatives of the characters are tolerably equal
to the undertaking.—The part of Sir Joke Rados
was performed by Mr. YOUNG, in a manner which
proved that he understood his author, though we do
not think that his physical capabilities were sulreci•
ently versatile for the required transitions of passions
and demi-passion, which should necessarily occur in
the part.—Mr. Qualm Kesesti sustained the part
of Beverley with more correctness than we recollect
him to have displayed in any former effort. Many
of his scenes were adequately supported, and the in-
terview which he had with Laity Reriku, at the corn-
menceinent of the third act, was conducted with
much art and delicacy ; in truth,
with a few exceptions, was got up,
in a way, that drew forth the app
whole audience, but particularly from ,
it, who were best enabled to appreciate

cellence.
COIN MAREZT, MAaa;•LANt. Ma•
rttainins supplies of Foreip Wheat ate
trade at 'lid* Tarlatioss—Bark7. for second
sale and rather lower—Mo• u'--•

those dearer—Bsoas of both sons support
plies of Oats are somewhat conederable,
qualities are quoted rather ehesper—Flour
117
Wheat, 78s. 945. 1045. Means,
Flee ditto, 110 s. 1141. Tkk ditto
Rye, 48s. Us. Oats 211.
Barley, 841.475. Od. Poland dlt
Malt 68s. 78s. Potatoe ditto,
Whits Peas (balms) 86s. 74a. Rape Seeds'
Way ditto 425. 50s.
TIM Floor Bk. Saii.raeooada '

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