Star.
London, England, 1810-01-10 00:00:00

ST. MALO, DECEMBER 22.

On the 19th instant an English ship of three masts
and 450 tons, armed with 18 guns, coming from Ja-
leak* laden with sugar and coffee, was driven by
weather between two rocks, near Granville. Two
gun-boats put out from that port, and took possession
of her.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Ca netststa, JAv. 9.—Nq arrivals. Sailed the William, I.t-
N A 531, for Malta; and Enigheten, MAT rso N, tor Gottenburgh.
The Susannah, ARRC)WSMITII, from hQuebec to
Hull, is put into Gasper, leaky.

Monday se'nnight a Court-Martial was held, at
Portsnumth, on Lieutenant EVERARD, of the SATURN,
for writing an anonymous letter to the Lords of the
Admiralty, imputing improper conduct to Captain
CUMBERLAND, and deserting from the SATURN, and
taking a servant boy, without leave. The Court de-
termined, that the charges had been proved, and
judged him to be rendered incapable of serving as an
Officer again.
DUELS.—On Friday morning last, a meeting took
place in the vicinity of Braborne Lees, between Capt.
H—gg—s and Lieut. H--n, both of the 85th regi-
ment ; when the former was shot through the body,
and. expired in a few hours after being conveyed to
the barracks. His antagonist immediately lett the
ground, and has since absconded. The cause of this
, unfortunate event arose out of some reflections used
'between the parties with respect to each other's con-
, duct while in Walcheren.
An affair of honour. on West Stoke Commnn, Mrs. CLARKE has addressed the following Letter to
near the city of Chichester, took place on Monday the Public, threatening fresh publications :
se'nnight, between Major WILLARD, of the Sussex MRS. CLARKE TO THE PUBLIC.
Militia, and GEORGE S I'AMPER, Esq. late Captain in ," A candid and impartial Appeal to the Public will be sub-
the same regiment. The parties, with their seconds,of facts, accompanied
mined in a short time; and a statement
bad previously met in Rumbold's Bottom, but being with
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there interrupted, they removed to the place above- been'read on the Investigation, others in the Defencec son the Trialave
named. The seconds were Captains ARDEN and ou the I Ith December, but which were suppressed (it is sald)'out
FARHILL. The distance being measured (ten paces of delicacy to the feelings of certain Personages in the Court that
only) the combatants, by signal, fired together. Mr. day. This consideration, (ini my opinion) ought not to have had
STAMPER'S shot was ineffectual, but that of the Ma- wany influeentycoefintkLeCoiunrtdiviofduaulgt!wcee,remionresuecspheicmit Ityliweßhtenpetrhiel p e
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jor lodged under the pistol arm of his adversary, arid the character, reputitLn, and suture welfare of their families so
passed on to the blade-bone. Mr. S. however, did not deeply involved. Under these circumstances, nothirg ought to
feel so much inconvenience from the wound, as to put have
.been smothered, or clothed in mystery : and it is hopecithat
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charge, but which was happily prevented by the politics and patriotism shall have, fairness and publicity .sltewn
timely interposition of the police officers. They were thent, by " MARY ANNE CLARICI."
both subsequently bound over to keep the peace. Mr. " King's Road, January 9."
One letter haralready got before the public, pro-
' S. is considered as in a very fair way of doing well,
i bably as a specimen. The following is a copy :
though the ball has not yet been extracted.
des I LETTER FROM G. L. WARDLE, ESQ. TO I. GLENNIE, ESQ.
CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE, JAN. 10.—This day I (Copy) Eight o'clock, Saturday Mornin
there are few fresh arrivals of Wheat, but large sup- I ior. n
—_sw It Ste—Will you, otter seeing Mr. W a MKT, the g.
ap-
plies of the late foreign imports ; sales heavy, scarcely bolsterer, Ratbbone-place, meet Major DODD and myself at Fla-
at last prices ; fine Dantzic 110 s. to 114;. per quarter dong's Hotel, about a quarter befure twelve o'clock.
its of
end
beingl hope you will be able tiloi
ut.is prevallr to onMr.Wsicur to let
—Barley and Malt at the late reduction—White Peas, i Nrs ift h be
wait
likewise Grey, at less—Ntw Tick Beans also 335. to the
next
' month. Do urge to him the impossibility
theity of
38. i. per quarter ; Old as per currency—The supplies arranged, as was proposed through the medium of the Bookseller,
of Oats are somewhat considerable, and sales thereof without our committing Mrs. C. and ourselves, which, assure
near' y as quoted on Monday—Flour hardly at late him, would be of consequence fatal in an extreme he cannot con-
lecture. The great object is, that Mrs. C. 's 'Riad slur:1114 rendered
prices.
. plat% gal ; and if Mr. W. will do so, I shall feel myself much
GE AAAAA CURRENCY Al UNDRRI obliged, and not unmindful of his attention to such my wishes
Wheat, 745.841. 100 s. Beans, (old) 58s. 635. (end anxious ones they are !) upon the subject.
Fine ditto, 10115 109 s. Tick ditto, (old) 48s. 535. Your's, my dear Sir, ever taithfully,
Rye, 455. 50a. Oats, Us. 275. 30s. To James Gletinie, I.A. GK. LL. WARMI.t.
Barley, 406.47 a. Oti. Polad ditto, 321. 355.0 d. On the last letter a very simple question presents
Malt, 14s. sos. Potato, ditto, 365. Ott. . itself It Colonel WARDLE was WRIGHT'S debitor,
White Peas (Boilers) 70s. 80s. Rap. Seed, 481. 321.
Grey ditto, Mis. 48w what cause could Mrs. CLARKE have for uneasingss
Flat Flour, 90s. Es. &meads 151. Ws. HOW could Waster tserter Mr:. CLIME for money ?