Star.
London, England, 1810-07-26 00:00:00

FRONI LLOYD'S LIST.

Clitaczeimr, JILT 25.—Arrived the St. Andrew, Currie,
the iiarnioney, Bell, from Guadaloupe ; Duckenfield, Cornish,
freal tit. Lucia; Thomas Wilson, Norris, and the Farmer, Shaw,
froa:vlrzinia ; Thomas, —, from Martinique; Mars, Folkner,
and Elisabeth, Cassell, from Dominica.... Sailed the lit.secra,
Owe, for New York ; and the Alert, Quarrill, for Belfast.
WHALE FISHERY.—HULL, JULY 23.

TI .e New Manchester,. Hunter, arrived here on
Wednesday, from Greenland, with 7 fish, about 40
tun? ()foil. This vessel was compelled to leave the
Esiiery leaky, having got stove amidst the ice.
The Resointim!, Scoresby, arrived at Whitby on
Monday last, from the Greenland Whale Fishery,
with 2S fish, about 230 tuais of oil.,—The Eliza,
Swann, Young, of Montrose, has also arrived with 10
fish, 130 tuna of oil *; and the Hope, Sangston, of
Petc:l,..ad, with 17 fish, 120 tun of oil. These
vesbels ing the fdloWing account of the success of
the at:6::.rocntianed ships at Greenland, viz.

Dick, 5 fi .11; Erginvm, Pinkrey, 12 fish, 90
1. LAtsaii, Hawkins, 7 fish, 60 tuns ; Harmony, Mae-
. fiiii; Laurcl, Brenkinsop, 4 fish ; Perstverance, Hun-
C f.-I, tc) tuns; Nince o: Brazil, Milner, 7 fish, June 21st ;
li..!berry , 10 ; Sarah and. Elizabeth, Kearsley, 4 or
6 i.,::, 11.nc Thomas, Taylor, 7 fish, 70tuns; Valentine,
L;.:c, 7 h lurk: ; Zephyr, Bell, 12 fish, June 2.241.
.I.;Fair:o.:.—Janc, Jameson, le fish, June 22c1; Latona,
F.2:7.,an, n, June 21st.

i.:.5:,:e..--:-r:c•nd-hip, Ireland, 6 fish, 60 tuns, June 22d;
:•. Da;liar, 14 fish, 120 was, June Sid; Rodnty, Mill,
May W:11.

Clough, 6 fiat, .50 tutu, June 22d, Lion,
14•~rtiins, 3 fish, 100 tuns, June 26th.

I..ncor.—rNannia, Beatyntati, 15 fish, 140 tuna; Dunclee,
enri,cr,l S Es!i, l une Zed ; Effort, Pattes.son, 9 fish ; Experiment,
Eh: Hope, Gallowal, 4 fish, June SOch
wi.;lll‘htel ; -Trotter, IS fish ; Ind-wary, 2S el-
sm, 5 fi,!l; Kay; /V fish; Neptune, Robertson, I 4 fi,h,
Jur? .;.,1; llce.n, Wustwacer, Viilant, Kay, 40 or 11 fish,
SO ttx.;, Jme

rerglet, 2 ash, lune 22a; Fountain,
li-11, b 3 tur s.

l'en:l;u:An.—Active, Sulu, 10 fish, 60 tuns, June 11th;
Ent,rprize, Volume, 13 fish, 100 tuns, June 9tll.

Wahr`Y...Airt A,ell, iohnson,l3 fish, near full ; Experiment,
lanon, 8 fish, 70 tuns, Jure 2:".11 Henrietta, Kearsley, 13 fish ;
LiTtlY, Smith, 8 fish and 2000 seals, 80 tuns, June '2. 2d ; Vnlur.-
tetr, Dawson, 11 fish, June 2d; William and Ann, Stephens, 9
5.41,120 tuns.

The Reslution brings an account of the death of
I\l7. Alex. Fellerton, the surgeon of the Aimwell
wzo that three of the crew of that ship were drowned,
in consup:ence of a boat being stove by a lylkpiv fermi
a whale. One of the unfortunate sufferers belonged
to Shetland ; the othei two, of the names of Jameson
and Cousins, were inhabitants of Whitby.
The Experiment, Barton, has also arrived at Whit-
ty, from Greenland, with nine f.h, 75 tuns of oil.
On Friday last, the William and Ann, Stephens,
arrived at Whitby, from Greenland, with 11 whales
1.2 !ice] s ; expected to boil 130 tuns of oil. One
et the se.anen heloaging to her, Thomas Moorsua, of
Robin: Hood's Town, immediately after the muster ing
of the pet.ple, proceeded home ; • and having .1rNII:
clip et tea, dropped down upon the floor, and imme-
diately expired.
The fuliowing is a statement of the success of the
vcss,.is at Davis's Straits, according to the account
iirotight by the Thornton, Captain C7romptln, which
arrived here yesterday morning, with 11 fish, produ-
cia% 400 butts of blubber.

S.::its.—The Duncanbe, 1°; Evcrthorpe, 8 ; Eques-
Ms frgria, 16; Konigsberg, 9; Leviathan, 21; Lynx, 9 ;
ua awl Elisabeth, 11 ; North Briton, 9; Prescott, 12; Royal
George, 11; Symmetry, ; Samuels, 18 ; 'Trafalgar, 16; Ve-
nerable, 17 ; and the John, 9; by On account received per the
Cato, which a, rived here this morning with 18 fish, and 500 buns
Of blubber.
The Lady Jane, Holmes, has arrived at Shields
from Davis's Straits, with 16 fish, 250 tuns of oil.
On Friday se'nnight, arrived in Leith Roads, the
Raith, Davidson ; and Royal Bounty, Kellie, from
Davis's Straits, cull ships; the form,:r with 12, and
the latter with 13 fish. The Success, Thompson, of
that port, has since arrived with 13 fish, a full ship.
A EZP.Dr.L:II—HerCUIeS 6. DU N.L) E e----Advice 9. Calypso and
Horn 10 each, Es:ridge, 8 or 9. BE ft wicK—Nurfolk, 10. Lams
7Rattler, and William and Ann, 12 each ; Thomas and Aaa, 14.
...oNnoN—Proress, 10 or 12 ; Aurora, 9.
.NawcAs
divan, well fisltcd.
The Captain of a vessel who arrived here on
Thursday, says, that he spoke a ship going into Dun-
dee, from Davis's Straits, w: lo informed him, that the
Leviathan, of this port, had got 24 fish. She arrived
at Stronaness on Thursday.

bwrtmtrrios or Mix MONEY.
The I.eandef, fai tti 244 n. ei; kap. cured April 26, lso4, Was
paid on the 19th inst. air No. is mat Genru-stftet, Westmin-
ster, Mid *All be there recalled for three years.
The Conatint, for the Groeniand, Kline COIMar, Prints Cart,
Mari/arena; Bnisbeh, and Hammonla, emitured between the 1 ith
and 40th ipf August i Sof waspaid On board, at Phrineuth, on
the 21st last. ind *ill be recalled on Mondays and Thurseays, for
three:mond* at Ilb. 111, Clement% inn.
The same, fee the Luckly, no name, No. 13, and Wendt,.
blied, captured between the etthsiuly and 31st August, 1800,
and for the Sophy and Derfelt, captured on the 6th and 7th Oc-
tober ftillmaing, was paid on board, at Plymouth, on the 21st
inst. and will be recalled as above.

The Leander and Cambrian, fur the Hibberts, captured Au-
gust 16,1604, was paid on ie 19th instant, at No. ii, Great
George-street. Westminster. and will be there recalled for three
yelp.

The Champion, for the proceeds of a box of coral, on board
the ship Ann, detained 2Sth September' 1807, will be paid at No.
44, George-street, Plymouth Dock., on demand.

The Venus, for her proportion af the salvage of the sloop Suc-
cess and her cargo, retaken 11th May, 1809, by the Venus and
Lively, will be paid on board the Venus, on her arrival at Ply-
mouth, and recalled as above.

The Druid, for the proceeds of the French corvette le Basque,
captured November 13, 1809, and of the bounty money arh.hig
therefrom, will be paid on board at Plymouth, on Saturday the
17th instant, and recalled as above.

The Earl Spencer, for the Feederlandet, captured April 7,
1800, will be paid at Messrs. Latham, Rice, and Co.'s, Dover,
on the 6th of August, and there recalled, f, .:. three years.
The Childers, for the Flundrun and Aurora, captured Novem-
ber 10, 11, 1809, will be paid on board, on arrival at I,vith, and
recalled at No. 6, Stanhope-street, Strand.
The Diadem, Diomede, Ralsonable, Narcissus, Lee.a, Protec•
tor, and Enconn)er, for the Volontaire and Rolla, c..p, used Feb-
ruary 21 and March 4, 11106, were paid on the 18th and 19th
init. at No. 13, Holborn-court, Gray's inn, awl will be there rt.-
' called, on Wednesdays and Thursdays, for three months' af,er
whichlit undalined Shares will be paid Into Greenwich Hos-
.Pktat.*:
ThoConsus, for the Fame, captured. February 27, 'Snit. srli
isthi the. 25th, and 26th init. at No. 13, licihorn.court,
Inn; and there recalled, on Wednesdays and Thundays, tor three
" months. •

The Piercer, for the Mercurius, captured February 8, 1 CO',
*was paid on board, at Plymouth, en the 26th inst. am will be
•recalled at No. IS, Clement's Inn, on Mondays and 'ltursdays,
for three months.

The-Alexandria, for the Sophia,"Jonge-Ness, Elbe, Johannes,
3orgen, Sehkabad, Maria, Erndte, Speculation, and Aurora, cap-
tured November 2.5, for the Laxon, captured December 18, and
Cupido and Speculation, captured December 21, 1208, was paid
on board, at Sheerness, on the 23th inst. and well be recalled at
No. 13, Great George-street, Westminster, for three months.
The Roebuck, for the Greve Ahiefelt I.aurig, and the Fortuna,
captured August 27,1207, was paid on board, on the 21st inst.
and will be recalled at No. 12, Leadenhall-street, on Tuesday,
and Fridays, for three months.

The Wail, for the FOrtitucle, recaptured November 15, 1809,
was paid on the 24th init. at No. 8, Brick-court, Temple, and
will be there recalled.

The :ta lequi for the De lolgc Roelf Pobnan, Petronilla,
\Prow Mara. and Iris, captured April 3, 1806, will be paid on
the 14th of August, at Nlcssrs. Hingston's, Falmouth, and there

he Experiment, for the John, will be paid and recalled as
above.

Thr Claudia, for the Pharaszren, captured January 17, 1809,
was paid on the 24th initant, and will be recalled at No. 12,
Clement's inn.

he Swan, for the Anna Dorothea, captured Nov. 15, 1808,
was paid end will be recalled as above.

LAY' IMELLIGENCE.

BRECON CIRCUIT.
The Honourable GEORGE HARDING:.
ABEL Morsgy, Esq.
Presteigne--Monday. August 20.
Brecon—Saturday, August 25.
Cardiff--Saturday, September 1.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JULY 2:.
ROTTERY V. BARRETT.

itif had paid, tilder the comontsion of die law ; he
.111141 t tnerefore terta'nly entitled to recover.
Th.! Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff,--Da-
mates £37, costs 40s.

AYERS IN HUGHES.
This was an action for an assault. The plaintiff
and defendant are both shipwrights, and foremen
over different departments in they of Mr. Thomp-
son. It appeared that the workmen had been caulk
ing a vessel, and some altercation arising between thy•
plaintiff and delend ant respecting removalg the stag s,
preparatory to launching the vessel, the plaintiff wish
ing to decline removing the stages that night, the de-
fendant called the plaintiff a lazy rascal, who leplied
by asserting that he was a liar. Upon this retort cour-
teous, the defendant seized the plaintiff by th?, n•
and wrung it violently. Ayers told him l►e aro 1
make him pay ; upon which he said he would wring
it again, and in tact repeated the c )mpliment twice
more, calling fin the bye-standers to witne,s whether
he did not do it boldly. Verdict for the plaindff—
damages £2O ; 40s. costs.