Star.
London, England, 1810-10-19 00:00:00

India, their refititatient;•
iszitati4ftia that lifter-NI the dbl.:et
with accniahn•sciicielicste pent.
reply it *as stated, that it was not
to hasten the decision of the issembly—,that
,sufficient that a day for voting 'on the
should be flied on, provided it *ere not distant; 'and.
aabesh
it Vas urged, 'that to this effect they ought to havel packets from I,isbnn.
•in mind that the proposed decrees would impart fresh PLYMOUTH. OCTOBER 17.
stimulus to the liberality of America, that without A fine French schooner privateer came in this mot-
.
resources it was not possible to continue the war, lung, prize to la RHIN frigate, Captain MaLcotm,
and that the money came from America.
Arrived the HAWK sloop ef war from a crnize ; the
(11 be continued.) I CHEERLY gun brig froth Scilly ; the CRICSTES, of IS
guns, from a cruize to the Westward ; and x French
merchant ship, priz4 to Cie LYRA brig of war. The
CADMUS brig of war is come up harbOur to.repitir.
FIVE P. M.—A S?anish 64 gun ship is just anchor-
ed in the Sound from Cadiz ; she lids 350 French
ptisoners on board; but it will not be possible to as-
certain whether she brings any news in time for this
night's post—sbe has given no. signal for dispatches..
ANOTHER 1-ErTER, DATF.

We have received some Moniteurs to the 9th, but
they present little novelty. By one of them it ap-
pears that NaPot.Eon is rendering his pOssession of
Dalmatia subservient to his grand object of for Ming
a navy. That country is said to have supplied a grett.
lumber of good seamen for the French and Italian
Meets, besides furnishing timber for ship building.
We have also received some Sicilian journals, from
which we have given some extracts, which deserve a
perusal.

Letters of the 23th instant, from Holland state,
that the Merchants of Amsterdam have individually
received notice, under the authority of the Emperor
NAroLeow, to deliver up a precise and accurate st.ite.
Ment of the quantity and distinctions of the Colo-
nial produceM their possession, as it was his inten-
tion to • take such commodities into his own hands.,
It appears by the following extract, that the articles
to which we have just referred, in cases where they had
been sold, and the account closed, prior to the often-
' sive regulations of this Government, will be liable to
retrospective duties. We are afraid," says a Corres-
pondent, " that we shall be tbliged to pay the i mpost of
40 per bent. on all Colonial produce, whether or not
any part of it, or the whole,were sold previous to the
Orders in Council."

Yesterday morning his MAyriar, the Dukes of
Youg, CAMBRIDGE, and CUMBERLAND, Princesses
AUGUSTA and SQPIIIA, took their ulna' morning's
airing in Windsor Great Park, till half past twelve
o'clock. The Royal Party was accompanied by
Lord ARDEN, Lady TIIYNNE, and Colonel TAYLOR.

Yesterday Sir TimmAs TURTON delivered a Peti-
tion to Mr. Secretary RYDER, for the purpose of being
presented to his MAJESTY, from the Electors of the
Borough of Southwark, praying for the dismissal of
his MAJEsTy's Ministers, on the groend of incapacity.
Yesterday Mr. YORKE entertained Lord VALENTIA
and a select party with an elegant dinner, at his
hotie at the Admiralty. •
Yesterday Sir SIDNEY &urn left Bath for the seat
of Sir WILLIAM itumnow, in Nottinghamshire.
Sir DAVID DUNDAS is recovered from his indispo-
sition, and has attended daily at his office during the
Week.

Lord LISMORE is building a magnificent seat on his
demesne in the county of Tipperary, all the timber.
work of which had been previously prepared and
framed in England.

We lament to state the death of Lieutenant-Gene-
ral CRAUFURD, who died at Abrantes towards the end'
of September. The letters announcing his death
have not come to the hands of his family, but subse-
quent letters from his Aids-de-Camp, stating the cere-
mony of his funeral at Abrantes, with military ho-
nours, and referring to their former letters for an ac-
count of his last illness, through the fatigues he had
experienced, were received with the dispatches from
Lord WELLINGTON. He was a most gallant Officer,
and his loss will be severely lamented.

The Cheltenham Volunteer Infantry were called
&at on Sunday last to perform the allotted ten Jays
exercise.

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Saturday, the 2d Royal East Gloucester Local
Militia, commanded by Sidiorair C. LIPPENCOTT,
Bart. was inspected by Lieutenant;Colonel HousTom;
and on Sunday, having completed their time of as-
sembly for exercise, they were dismissed at Cirences-
ter. • Th'ir performance in the field was entirely to
the ratistaction of the Inspecting Officer ; and their
extreme attention, orderly conduct, and regularity in
quarters, gained them the most perfect approbation
•f their officers, as well as of every inhabitant of the
town of Cirencester.

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Cattle in the St. C)ree Anemego, detained by the
Fero privateer.. 'Arrivid the Morning Star cartel
from Morlaix.r..Cuzutur gun brig from a cruize
also arrived a t!renc4 selopuer privateer, taken by a
man of war brig, particulars AOZ knOwn ; and the
}kno gun brig from a cruize.
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER is.

Arrived the FYLLA sloop of war, with a fleet from
Lisbon ; Arrerrive gar.-brig, from the Leew.trd
Islands ; DOMINICA 1. )m Halifax, and la SOPHIA
from a cruize.. Sailed the OSPREY sloop of war with
' a fleet for the Downs, and the PHIPPS schooner on a
cruize.—Wind

At the Sessions for Nottingham, on Thursday last,
Isaac Eaten, apprentice to Richard Severn, of East-
wood, was tried for enliiting in the 36th Regiment,
and falsely staling, in the presence of the Rev. Dr.
Wylde, that he was not an apprentice, was sentenced
to six months hard labour in the House of Correction.
It nray be necessary here to observe, as a eantion, that
the law directs that all apprentices who enlist for sot-
.diers, declaring that they ate not so, shall be liable,
after imprisonment, to serve the full time of their ap-
prenticeship, and be considered as soldiers at the ex-
piration thereof.
A Mr. Colthard undertook yesterday, for a wager
of twenty guineas, to go two miles in ten minutes, a
three starts ; to be allowed two minutes betwixt each
start. The pedestrian chose a spot of ground between
Hounslow and Ashford. He won his match by eight
seconds c he did the first half mile in two minutes and
nine seconds,.and the last in two minutes and twenty.
eight seconds. •
Wednesday evening, as Mr. SAMUEL, of White.
chapel, w:ts passing the top of the Minories, he was
hustled by four or five fellows, and robbed of a very
valuable watch, gold chain, and seals.
Wednesday morning, a man driving a loaded cart
along Fenchurch-street, was run down by a horse,
which had broke loose from another cart at Aldgate,
when the wheel went over his loins. He was taken
to an hospital without hopes of recovery.
MARK-LANM—This day there are considerable re.
maining supplies of Wheat, chiefly foreign, and this
trade fully maintains last quotation—Barley likewise;
and in short supply—Very few White Peas, and ra-
ther dearer—Grey, and Beans of both sorts vary hut
little—There are short supplies of Oats, and fine
samples are quoted somewhat dearer—Flour at late
prices.

6CNERAL CURIUM! AS UNDER.
Wheat, 58s. 70s. 90s. Beans; 50s. 50s.
Fine ditto, 925. 965. Tick ditto, 4Gs. Sls. Od.
Rye, (new) 40s. 455. Oats, 245. 265. 303.
Barley, 345. 48s. Poland ditto, 335.364. 641.
Malt, 725. 80s. Potatoe ditto, 41s. 04,
White Peas (Boilers) 565. 624. Rape Seed £46 £52.
Ore), ditto, 488. 538.
Fine Flour, 85s. t• 90.40.46e50nd1i SOs. to MN

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