Star.
London, England, 1803-06-10 00:00:00

PROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DCA ',Julia 9.—Arrived and failed for the River, the Canada,
Herherts, from St. Vincent's—Attired the R All . man of
war, from of Cieree.--Sailed the Caasaaus (Agate. to the Weft-
ward.—Wind S. )4.L+

Ciaavasit is to, Jo a 9.—Paired by the Cecilia, front Ben-
gal ; Ferns, —, from the Sank Sean; Cretan. Dunlop, from
St. Vincent's ; Juno, Walker, from Hanthorgh; Smallinklge. Way,
from Gihs altar ; Minerva. Thomphin. front Tenerife; Pbeenit,
David" from Memel Charm, from Pills ; Lord Dee-
med!, Dillon, from Delfaß; Reliance, M`Carthy, from Cartha-
me; Unity. —, from Barcelona; Atalanta, --, from B
donne ; and Amelia. from DantskL—Salid die lodaftry,
Bowen, far Sierra Lame; Severs, Wadi" for Barbados; and
Jour Arm. Doha. for Cabin
As asyssi—Olf Dover, the Symmetry. Headley, from Grenada;
Canada, Harbat,train Si. Vionsat'a; and Lord thimpu, maw,

from St Ifirt...—At Briftol, kover, rtITIVrIt. h..m jimaies: And
her, Jon...m.lmm Geur•r Mary, Garliner,
from Oporto —Ar i erpool, M. y.:thaw, iron 'Aton; Mount
Royal, Seager, Iran ilv; B tram teatarara ; and
Barton, rhaml,eti, ' IlizActli and
Aim, Lew..., from and from Montferr.::.—
At Gil,ral+ar, 1-Ir+• ~ NI, i r and A.., oa, Leo, from London
At Palermo, Aclorc, f: Loo.l.Pl.—At
Niic, Fifreq (run fro• .
Liverpool.—At Power; and Arrow, \ tlloa, tr.):n
London.

At l'enzance—Jof,ph, Rofewvll, from IL, tt,r,!ant..
Offll,,p,
At Y. rFm..tall—.%,.live, B.r;ktr, fro .0
At I lo) hke—P,a,r,
Oil 1-I.kftitig*—Nl,rtLa, fr,n, Scw York.

Off Lytnin,:ton—lialtic M-rclrsi,t, Smith, front Antinrt.
A Cartel will he appoint:d hy order of the Trani-
port Board, very thortly, tor the exchange of pri-
loners of war.
The DulCo lea:nen Wan have b,•en carried into
(Efferent ports arc to be detained as prifoncrs of war;
but (by An order of Goverarrhmt) they are to enjoy
every indulgence that it is poifible to grant them.
The NAIAD, Captain WALLIS, has Lot in another
French fhip. She was bound from St. Domiogn.
The Fouuaor ANT is ordered to be only fitted tip
as a prifon•thip for the prefent.
The PLAN CAGFNET is ordered immediately to j( in
Admiral CORNWALLIS.

Captain SPEAR is appointed to the Founte nY AN t ;
Lieut. EDMON to the ALEIAIN IA ; Lieut. ALFRAY
to the FOITTWIYA•iT; bell'. it I!NN Y TO Ihe MONARCH ;
and Lieut. Wel TV to the JALOUSE.
A Danifh E tit Indiamaß arrived in Dnver Roads.
nn Wednetclay afternoon, which Rates the had been
boarded the day before by a French privateer, of t 6
guns, from Dunkirk, bound on a eruize in the North
Seel.

By ate Cr.cttaa,extra Eafl India fhip from Bengal,
which arrived yeflerday in the Downs, we have the
information of a Dutch frigate having been captuted
by la Lot RE, and fent for Portfmouth.
The Diana, BURKE. from Mmerara ; and the
Nile, , from Cette, are taken and fent intr.
Guarnfey.

The Thetis, F)WFR, and the Arrau, \VI Lsor, horn
London, ate arrived at Bengal.
The Aarea, —, of London, is loft at t:te iaand
of ; the Captain and feveral of the crew
drowned.

La ){PHIS floap of war, Captain RI FNHAGEK, ar-
rived in the Humber on Thitriilay lad, from Yar
mouth, and failed on Friday morning with the
Archangel and Baltic (hips under convoy. They
were feen off Flamboroupl-. Head the fame dav, (leer
ing for Leith. La SorHte will proceed to Let.
with the Archangel :Lips, and then return with ehLf:
bound to the Baltic.
Sunday le'nnight, the Williamfon, WILLIAM.. of
Hull, failed from thence nn a whale fithing voyage
to the coal of Labradore, Iveing the fiat veliel, we
believe, from this country, which has been fent with
fimilar views to that de fiination. The Williamfon i.
a fine velfel of 286 tons burthen, and is furnilhed with
a letter of marque.

Yeßerday the Linchefs of YORK went to S.. James's
in Rate, efcorted by a patty of the Life Guards. Her
Royal Highnefs was condufled by Mr. Srsitti sy, and
attended by Lady ELtz. Sr 'seta, Colonel Tmott,
and Mr. SMITH.

Mrs. Pots CAREW'S Mafquerade on Monday at-
traeted a raft affemblage of the moll dillinguiftfed
characters in high life.
Mr. GOLDSPAID'S Grand Fete on Monday, in ho-
nour of his Majefly's Birth-day, was loch as ftrongly
demonftrated his tafte, patriotifm, and loyalty.
In N weekly paper we have read an attack on Lnrd
Sr. VINCINT, for fuffering the French fleet to fail
from Toulon. in 1798. We at that time exprelfcd
our hopes that BONAPARrx would not be perry i ted
to proceed on an expedition, which was profeffedlv
intended to firike a blow at the profperity sf tl is
Country. So far we agree with the writer. And
fence that fubjeft has been finned, we than on a
future occafron mention other inflances t.f neer° in
the naval operations of the war. But why charge Lord
Sr.Vascssr. with the blame of not preventing the ex-
pedition to Egypt ? He was ordered to block up Cadiz,
but not Toulon alto. He was obliged to do what his
means permitted; on one occafinn be ttd more ! But
Party will difcover a diftorted feature in the face of
Venus. and find a vulnerable part in every limb of
Achilles.

SOUTHWARK ELICTION, THIRD DAT--
For Mr. Tierney - - logy
Fui Sir Thusuas Turton . icdt

Majority —s6
Mr. TISANES' Rated to the Eleaors that his ma-
jority was not fuels as he had expeaed ; but he re
lied on their exertions that he Mould not be beaten ;
he felt himfelf difappointed, but not difmayed ; and
was determined to continue the poll to the utrnoft
extremity. Many of his opponent's friends Lad amaf-
fed great fortunes by the left war, and yet were now
oppofing Government, perhaps becaufe Adminiflra-
tion had ufed every means to curtail their profits.—
He defied the worthy Baronet to produce an inflance
arise of his former ft iends having deferted him.
Sir THOMAS TVRTON commended the candour of
the Right Honneable Gentleman in confeffing his
difappointment, but he had given a fpecimen of ob-
Rinacy in promifing to continue the contett to the ut-
mat extent poffibie. In about 48 hours experience
he became intimately acquainted with the intentions
of Adminiaration, and zealous to defend them. He
complimented Mr.T. an perfon poffeffinggreat talent,
and one who would be very ufeful to the Government
at the prefent crifis ; Irtt only objeaed to his fnliciting
for the fituation of Member of Parliament imsnech-
atcly after his becoming a Placeman, and that in the
very fame place where he had formerly made pro-
fdlions incompetent with the duty of a Placeman to
perform. A handbill had been Ruck up, defcribing
Mr. Tierney as" A Heaven-born Man." The epithet
" Heaven-born Minifter" had been once applied to
Mr. Pitt, and the bounty of Paor tosses had fent us
there two prodigies in one century. He remarked
upon a paragraph in the Mew, and denied his hav-
ing ever received any emolument. for the fituation of
Chairman of the (barter Salons, and alfo denied
Mr. Tierrey's having laid he did. With relpea to
the defertion of the Right Hon. Gentleman's friends,
he could produce a lift of leveret who had done fo.
He thought it ungrateful for the Right Honourable
Gentleman to kick the ladder of reform about the
lhoulders of thole who held it whilft he accorded.
bir:. Timer attempted to reply, but in vain.

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COt!'IT OF ju,sr. 9.
I,!L AS7,!•AC.. V. 11.41 t.
Mr. t, ;n: a6tion ,:tTlit by
tic Nia,gr.tve j4il;:lii the Ddend.tnt, nt.:llA- of at
‘Ve'.l Im. :he ttrithiittli ..1 that
rot:l,.t:ti,oce the Plain..iff's yacht •.
rct-eived

'l•he Delen.hwt's flm:p w•as corning up :11
dr: River with a f.tir win 1, the Plaintiff', plealore
yailit wee going down the itircr against the wind,
wh,:n the IVA 1 man v; lio had the wind, and con- .?
1-Tm.::ttiy the lid! co..urar the River, raft f•u11)f
the P:aintltr> !..i; i, , :th,1.11.11i..1 conlidcra!)le dam: ;;e.
i'lm 14w of tim.t .I'.,v vutt•kd the t-afOn of the
timing ; that a vced isas ihottld give
way to a veff.:l beatiu;.: up to witt;.lkrattl, ae tlic reael
beating imp AgAina wind v..atald he driven to lee- ;
ward, and ei.didtr.ibly 1-I:larded Ly nivin, way. The
parties Lad fira attr( tt .1 to leave :Ml': camases to a re-
fercnce, but time I)el:toiant, m t cotilLua with the arbi-
tration mule it re-:l.:It y n, tim•int, the Callfe to a trial.

AS M. EKSKINP. I;isv, Mr. Gaitßovir
faid that his client w.is very it rdy to icier the quef-
tion 4.f damages to any i,L:fons of ccizipctsnit Inland
ju.l7,irient.
cauti; waii then referred to atbitration.

cocKprr, FEH.II.I„ JUNE 9.
Before the Mod INl“ir;e ;rod lti!!itt Hon. the Lords
CommiMoners of .I;yeals in Prize Carafes.
The Gladiator, Toner niaaer, (on appeal from
Nova Scotia.) This was the cafe of an American
(hip, which WAS claimed As the out property of Mr.
Thomas Brew,er, of Bolon,mercriatir, and Steplwn D.
T truer mailer, of the tame pace, which was captured
in the profecotion tai her return voyage onSt.George's
Bank by his Majctly's thip St. Alban's, J•rhn Oakes
Hardy, Efq. Commander, and carried into H.tilllX.
!'he greater part of the cargo, confiding of 1948
bale. of tallow, 28,050 dollars. and 19 package. of t•
Ilver ingots, was claimed by Mr. Brewer, and the
remainder, confining chiefly of Ipecte, was claimed
by various other merchants. On the part of theca's.
tors (who appealed from the fentence of the Court
below) it was contended, tht.t this WAS an illicit trade.
and therefore the property ought to have been con.
demned.

Their Lordfhips, after hearing the Ccunfel at great
length on the part of the claimants, ordered further
proof to be made of the property within nine months.
The Lewis, Dickf'n nuacr.—(An Appeal from ,
the High Court of Admiralty of England.)
This was a ve:fel laiea i:h a cargo of provifirms
and various other articles, bound on a voyage from
New York to Aux Cayes, which was captured on the
3oth November 1797, by his Majelly% flip of war
I'hund?rer, and carried ro Cape Nichola Mole, and
proceeded againft, hut it being difcovered that the
laid Court was not furnilhed with the regular autho-
rity from his Majeily, proceedings took place in the
High Court of Admiralty.—Further proof was or-
dered in this cafe.

Saint Johannes, Doltz maßer (an appeal from
Gibraltar.)—This was the cafe of a Swedi/h velfel,
laden with a cargo of wheat, and bound on a voyage
from Memcl to Barcelona, which was captured on the
27th of August 1799, by his Majelly's private /hip of
war Spitfire, Robe' t Blair Commander, and carried:
to Liaion, where the usual proceedings were' com-
menced. Their Lordthips, after hearing the Counfel
on both fides, reilored the property as claimed.

Perform going to France are not now permitted to.
go in 'he Poft Office Packets, without being provided
with Pail/sorts from the Secretary of State's Office.:
Five Englifh packets are detained at Helvoet, one
of them went lately under a flag of trece, but unfor-
tunately having on board arms, and more than the
complement of men, occafioned its detention.
Sixty thoufand pounds of tobacco, and 1400 cvrta
of raifins, were on Friday exported by certificate to
Holland. Under like authority, a large quantity of
Ealt India goods, cocoa, fugar, and cinnamon. were
at the fame time fent to France.

Left week a angular wager of ao guineas was de.
tided at Chefter-le-ftrcet by Adjutant COOKR, of the
Ulworth Cavalry. Tea penny pieces were feparatel
to be thrown up, at which he was to (hoot in what-
ever direction they might be thrown, and put at leap
ten (hot marks in each ; on counting the thnt marks
on the ten penny pieces, they amounted to yag, and
the firft three pieces contained no lets than toy. A
great deal of money was loft in confequenee, as the
odds, previous to (hooting, were twenty to one again&
the {hooter.

A new precept has been iffued for the eleltion clan
Alderman for the Ward of Bridge, in the room of
Mr. Masser, reigned.
The Chancellor's Prizes at Oxford hare been ad.
judged to the Rev. Denise Wiesoa, B. A. of Saint
Edmund Hall, for the Englint Effay on Canaan SnVi
Mr. PHILIP Sn LITTLIMOILTH. of New College, for the
Latin vein, Bysawiess ; and Mr. RICI/NALD Huse,
of Brafenofe College, for the EDO& verfes, P•klias
which was an additional prize this year.

Cosa Mawr, M 221 I.lxs, Joel to.—The
quantity of Wheat sod Corn in general we continue
to receive, is confidera h!e. Price s have generally Ono
way.—Wheat, from Monday, is is. lower.—Beans
as much t acd both Barley and Malt may be Grid to
have declined 6.1. to is. per quarter—Oats and Whitt
Peas keep their plices, but Grey on:s are looking
down—For p.:•ticulars tics ran- to our annexed cus.
rency.
Englith Wheat, per qr.sBs 631 Fine 64s 66s
Fine Dant zic Wheat, 54s 36s 6os
Rye, 344 305
Bailey, 241 26s od (Superfine) 271
Malt, 45 47s
Oats. 20: 241 271
Horfe Becns, 34.1 36t
Tick Beans, 3os 31s
Hog Peas. 33. 355 355
Boilers, 46s sos

Carraway Se.:2, 445. to 47$ per cw:.
Coriander, :Ss to 3as per cwt.
Flour, s.as 551 per CAC .
tosrscross ItITOPSI TROY essittoot, join 9.
Wheat, per Load, from 41. to 171. los.
Barley, pet-Qat-ter, from 11. 6s. to 11. Ss.
Oats, per Q.artcr, from 11. 4s. to O. Ss.
Beans, per Dourter, from 11 to. to 11. 18s.
Nate, per Quarter, from 11. tbs. to sl. os.