Star.
London, England, 1818-07-13 00:00:00

PORTSMOUTH, SOLT le.

Wind N.W.—Arrived his 'Majesty's ship Rostatto
from a cruise. The Topase frigate will sail for Ben•
gal on Tuesday, if the wind is fair ; and the Liver.
pool, the latter end of the week.

DEAL, JULY te.
Wind N W.—Arrived and sailed for the Rivet the
Barbados: packet, BAIISTON, from Barbadoes ; the
William, Gumst, from Trinidad; Prospect,
P.fssm Quebec ; Nile, Scorr, from Fara}, and waits
I for orders; and the Elizabeth, Ews, from Chester.
Came down the River and remain, the Philip Tabb,
TARR, fur Philadelphia ; and Good Czar, Musao,
for Ancona.
DOVER, JULY ii.•
Sailed this day the Chichester packet, Captain
RUTTER, with a Mail and passengers for Calais; and
the Lord Duncan packet, with a Mail and passengers
for Ostend. Arrived le Dasire, French packet, with
.a Mail from Calais. -

JULY 19,.—Anived last night the king George,
Captain AI-RACER, from Calais, with passengers; and
the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain HAL LANDS,
from Ostend, with a Mail and passengers. Sailed
this day the Queen Chailorte, Captain l'uomAs, for
Calais, with passengers.

CORK, JULY 7.
Arrived his Majesty's ship 'FERRET, from Plymouth.
LERWICK, JULY 2. •
The Prince of Brazils, of. Hull, passed this day
with eight payable fish, from Greenland. The Cap-
tain thinks the fishing will be good in general, heard
nothing of the discovery ships ; she caught her fish
to the Southward of the 70th degree.

. . oRrENocK. JULY 7.
Arrived here this forenoon, the Independence, ninstras, from
New York, in 24 days; spoke on the 18th June, iu long. Gi.
lat. $5, the brig George, from Halifax bound to Jamaica.
Arrived on Sundry night, the Sarah, Badger, from New York,'
in 28 days ; sailed thence 7th ult.--on the 9th tilt. off Nantucket
Shoals, spoke the schooner 11.whesay, from Halifax for Bald-
snorts, in distress, with passengers, supplied her with provisions ;
and on the Sd inst. lat. SA 21. long. 11. 4. the brig Lydia,
&Reed, from hence for Philadelphia, out three days, all well.
Gassxocc, Jeer 9.—Arrietd yesterday, the Ann Grant,
Wilson' from Black River, Jamaica. Sailed thence the ^:da
May. Lek leading for Clyde, the Isabella, - Cameron, to sail
shortly after. Oa thasa ult. in the Gulf of Florida was boarJtd
by the Brisk privateer, under Venezuelan colours commanded
joy Clearruolovo Arismtudl, who 'Wed a few questions, and very
Isolitcly supplied the Ann -Grant wfth atirrerolliresd, of which
the ship was much in need.
Arrived also, the Sophia, Moore, from Quebec. Sailed thence
9th ult. Left loading fur Clyde, the Rebecca, AV Kenzie, and
Fame, Abrams, to sail iu &ix days. Spoke no vessels on the
passage.
Also, the Thetis, Morrison, from Afiramichi, which she left on
the 25th ult. in competes with the Union, —..—, for London,
the Airnwell, Albion, an Helen, fur Aberdeen, and the Jane
and Margaret for Belfad.
Also, yesterday, the Sterling, White, from Quebec, sailed 50th
May. On the 20th ult. off Cape Race, spoke the James 'Willie,
---, from Belfast for St.. Andrews, out 12 days, all well.

`The Duchess of MAR,LsonQuumwith the Marqbis,
her son,. and two daughters, arrived at Paris on
Thursday last.
The Cicero, Teton, arrived from the South Seas,-
left the Admiral Berkley, Captain ilorsr., on the
Brazil Banks on 17th March, with 1:;50 barrels of
whale and sperm oil, all well. March (2,0, spoke the
Adventure. Luce, v.ith barraL, on the Banks,
all well. -March 121, spoke *the Initl( Ilaonah, flan-
urN, widi 60 hal rels of sperm oil. am; boiliog a rOit
whale the same day, all well. Feb. 7, spoke the Nel-
son of Lonkn, P.tm.:ETT; mastet, fi‘e what's,
, on the Banks, all well.

, .
The Liv.rueooL, :30, Captain F.. 1. Coi.o rn, C.B
will s:m.lQv India on Saturday nest. She is to take
On board a frei ,ht of '02.00,000. on account of mer-
chant; ; she w ifi touch at the A faxn•Lius and Trinco-
malee. The Toeazu, Capt. LoULfy, is expected to
c. 61 !Or ALL!ris and Ikagal ; and the CoNriANCE,
Cart:Lill N:osroomruiv., for nuca, in a few days.
Captain lin:;lti 11A'irr is appointed to the 1:1:11YA-
!Ali. 4'2, fitting at Chatham for the Leeward Islands.
Mfr. JAMES FINLAISON is a sited Master, and Mr.
l).avio Josns, Surgeon, of 7 e TARTAn.—Mr. W.
CALLAWAY (.on alt. Cal AWAY. Esq. TCWII Clerk
of Portsmotith),ls appointed Purser of the Er it.t a Lus. ,
The General Stewart, with 250 convicts for New
South Wales; and the Success, of London, for South
America, are wind-bound at Spithead. The Success
was formerly his Majesty's frigate VoLitor, sold out
of the service.—She appears to be now iptended for
active service.

Lord BERESFORD is arrived from Lisbon in the
Prince Ernest packet. He is accompanied by Ma •
jors WATSON and BRACKENNORT, and Mr. CLARF.
Thursday morning; a duel took place on Southsea
Common, between a Mr. SEARLS,•and a Mr. POR-
I/ER, two young Gentlemen who had just returned
'from South America. The quarrel originated during
the voyage. SEARLE was shot in the left hand, and
it is supposed will lose one of his fingers.
Tuz ENGLISH OPERAr—La Perouse was again-
performed on Saturday evening, to the admiration
of an elegant audience. This Piece is certainly got
up in a must excellent and effective style. In the
course of last week we noticed among the company
att.-acted, the following, with large parties, viz.
Her Royal Highness the Duclwis of lurk, Lord and Lady
Shrewsbury. the Countess of Glersall, Ladies Charlotte Denys,
Morris Gore, Smith, Perth, Boacawen, and Berwick, Lords
Alvanl4 and Wiochelssa, Hon. Miss Wrottesley, Mrs. Free-
mantle, Mrs. Arthur Stanhope, Mrs. General Gascoyne, Mrs.
Roaches-et, Sir W. Chatttrton, Sir G. Naylor, Mr. lank
M.P Mr. Aagersuln. Couuitss of Jersey, Ste. &s. &s.

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Poßristntrni Pin 11.i1i*Tftnwf ttAtRIL
ifo_lixDßAN rioVr4r, TURSDAT, 7.. a.
A .Cso Mete, free tor sA llersen-.,11-yr OM., 6*. Ink 44r 411,,1i
71t. ; nst...sib..;.67yr olds, ist. leib. and sgtd,
2st.-31b. allowed to Mares kid Geldings . winners of sal
former Mate or grebes to carry Slb.—of two or more, 7Th.

• ettra. Twn-mile le,ta.
Col. flraves's hr. h. &silt, joy, dacha, 6-pro old, Ow. 121 b, 1 1
Mr. br. g. hfirktetatt,:aged, bat. sib. S
Cape, Dickenson 's bAII. Creeper, (late Orenhoppee),l-yre
okl. tht. 51b. 4 4
Arr. Rs:glen br. g, Wan-conductor, S-yrs nIA, an.Ath. fdr
fide. Wh;te's g:alaa,..by,Cinepos, 11-vrt old, 91t. bdr
her. Walker's 1. e. Sidknebee, 4-yra old, an. 61b. 6 dr
Marhantaa- and Sidietthei ran on the wrong aide of a post the
first heat, but saved .tintr digtante. Marksman the favewite
the apst. Brush ; after, the tirat,beat rren
bettleg ertl3rnsh. 11r, fin rave.
r A Sweepstakes 5943 e,ch, with 20ga. added, forborne not

iiiitra;f4 'trod: 11.4te nreighia.—Tbe winner of an 7
(Ant* PlitchkrvStak,•3 to rimy 51h. erre.
• p-mil? Heats.—Six Sobscribers.
Capt. Moore's b. m. Romp, by Prmpect, aged, Itst. 7lb. t
Cot Graves named Tient. St. George's gr. g. Khig Corner
by Commodore, d-yra old, I lit. bib. -
A Match for .50gs. Tyro-mile beats. Gentlentrn to Adis

Capt. Gauntlett.' b. m. Mishap, by Ifaphazare, 11-yri
...ald, 104. lntb. A .1 . I I 1
lk.. liayter'a b. m. by Duct pinius 6 • 1 II 0

WEINIFIWAY.
A Plate at .4.50 for Hones the eby of Stibstelbarb
Weights as for Me Wee Plate of Tester& , the winner if NW*,
if started, to '..!irrry 10Ibs. entre. Heals Tht
.winner to be sold fqr toOrs. if demanded.
lir. Dilly's b. g. Alien, S-yra old, tilt. 916. 1 1
Mr. flowley'alb. g.Stortn,byThunderbolt,eirsolA,7stat.
Mr. Dradley's'br. f. by Rubetas, &in old, est. l Ms. 8
Even betting on Alien—woo by a bead only bath beats
A Pree Itantlicap 'Sweepstakes of Sp. each, with a Ladies'
Perm of 3oga. edited. To declare before Twelve o'cloda,
this-mite beats. _ _

Mr. Tian►pi's br. g. MarksmanLiged, 10st. 41b. 0 I 1
Vol. 'Graves's b. g. Sir Christopher, 6-yrs old, gat. Stb. 0 S 2
Capt. Whyte's b. g. ttai 6-yrs old, Olt. Sib. s 4 dr
Meets betting oh l'arksman and Sir Christopher. After tie
dead beat to 2on itlastsman. A most sevrrrly 'notated rage.
Five others were handicapped, but did not staff.
A Sweepstakes of Sgs. each, with 20gs. add-d, for flaws which
had been regularly homed last season in the Coopty of flaws.
Three-Trak heats. Twelve stone. To be rode by Gent/epos.
Six Subscribers.
Cipt. Gauntlet's b. m. Mishtip - -
Col. Graves•s b. g. Sir Cssrlstnpher

A wen-contested race--Sir Cniistophm the henuette at Wirt-
hag, notwithstanding his previous severe race with Unbent:4
on the same day. .
The sport was superior to what is usual at country face.. the
heats being in gemrai ecnttned. The Ordinaries and R.ll
were well atiemied, and no accidents occurred.

CtiAtnmn or SIR FRANCIS BCFMETTe•••••FraII the
auspicious appgarance -of the waather this forenocn,
crowds of persons are flockin_g in all directions to
:witness' the Chairing of Sir }Limn BrADETT, of
*hick we shall give a full account in our columns cf
0-morrow. _ _ .

• The Chair Man of Sir,FitArtets BURDSTT'S Com-
mittee received the following letter from the HiEla
Constable of Westminster, on Saturday evening; _

" Sir—l have to Inforof yon, that 1 have just been evi.h Mr.
Tionnadsa who has communicALd to me the owlet+ et my
Lard Eue;orni, as. IWO Steward of Westminster, that rotate
myself, net' not of the eartstablm, arc to attend on the Proses-
dun on Monday next. I IGM, Sir, y.c.ur obedient Servant,
Charbtr-Cmas, July tI. WM. tor"
We are sorry to hear that Sir MtmaAT MAxv.'rt.t.
is 441 far from well : he suffers occasionally from the
brutal outrage upon his person during the FJecticiu.
The Corporation and most of the Parishes and
Public Bodies of Dublin, have presented Addresses
to Mr. GRATTAN, expressive of their abhorrence of
the flagrant outrage offered to his person at the clue
of the tlectiorfitc that City. - --
The resignation of Mr. PEEL, as Secs for Ire-
land, has at. lengthoaken place, and Mr. C. GRAXT
will be the successor of the
.Right Honourable Gen-
tleman. This event would have taken place early
in last year, had not Mr. PEEL been induced to attar.
don his resolution, in compliance with a requisitntu
alike honourable to his public and private character.
We allude to the later which was signed by all the
principal Noblemen and Gentlemen of Irelami, in-
cluding men cf all parties, earnestly tecrteving Mr.
PitL. to centirateln his office. that he might be enabled
to complete various beneficial measures, v. Lich his
realous inquiries into, and his intimate knosviedpe
the condition of that country, had suggested to him.
. Saturday as slr. FiTZcLARENCE, a zon of his Ro,:al
Highness the Duke of CLARENCE, was passin,, along
flainn-.eismitl, in a chaise; the horse toe fright, and
he was ritre.wit out, and his leg broken. The Duke
of
.CumtERLAND visited him after the accident, at
St. James's Palace. •
The Hamturgh Correspondent remarks, that the
year 1718 was one of extraordinary fertility; corn,
wine, and fruits were most abundant, and of the very
best quality. The 18th year of the .19th century
promises to be equally auspicious.
The Cambrian newspaper says—" So intense was
the heat of the sun on the 13th ult. at Tavbach; Gla-
morganshire, that a gate-post was actually set onitre
and consumed beftve it was discovered !"
We understand that Sir FitAticts BURDETT, and
other einivent political characters, will attend the
•Public. Meeting at the Crown and Anchor to morrow,
on the Monopoly of Beer.
COIIN-VXCHANGF. MARK LASE, JULY 15.

Having had considerable arrivals of Foreign 1171=t
since this day w4-ek, av,d a good supply of our awn
growth this morning, the sales were uncommonly
heavy, at a reduction of 2s. per qr. from Friday.'
prices; but what was disposed of was on the sate
terms as on last .3i,ondax. The recent favourable
showers have caused a depression in the sales of na
spring Corn ; and Barley, Peas, Beans, and Oats, ate
Cs. per qr. cheaper than cn Friday. .
SNGLISH. Small Pawls O4l lifia
, Wheat, Kent and Tick ditto ... .. ..... 49a 940
Ewe: 'fs Ser Onw, Potato. ---.-441, 900
Suffolk .-. .......... -.74114a rtaami:- ....-40. Sea
Norfolk 'l4l OOs -e--- Fecd • ...Ma 4fla
ftye..,..... -16s 5Js Flour, per Sack....-... 706 7.c.

Burley 4Cs 60t Rapeseed, per Last klirif'44
Mak 'los sus I votioos.
White Peas 56. GOs Vitteut, Dantile...... ..04s c4e
AVERA OE PRICKS ef CORN in England Ind Wake, front
the Returns received in the week multi July 4,11115 s
Wheat I
ti Rye. I o
Barley. I Onto I Ikons I Peon.
e. d. . d. d. s. d. b. d. o tl.
14 4 55 1 48 11 33 0 57 10 54 1
The Avenge Price of Roger, frets the retains msde hi the
week ending the 9th July, 1015, is 490.0' d. per cwt.
SMITILEIELD MARKET, JULY 13.

To tank dn. ofxt—per stone at slim
Beer ........Ss Sd to 4t. 104 Veal Od to 04.
Mutton Od to 50 Od `Pork . 3t cd to 116 of
Lamb - es. cd. to 7s. cd.
Beane le4o--Ca set sos—Sbeep and loo•be sip
HAY AND STRAW PEIt Lo.llt.
Hai £s to XS so Stras....-.1.2 10. to 1, Is
Clover 5 to It os I Rowe' ... opo so es