Star.
London, England, 1819-04-07 00:00:00

EXPORTS AND IMPORTS:

An Account of the total real or declazeiiir;lueofdie Produce and
Manufactures of the United Kingdom, Exported from Great
Britain during each of the three Years ending sth Jan. 1819.
1817. I " 1818. I 1819.
- £42,955,256 £43,626,255 £48,903,760

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Total official Value of Foreign and Commercial Merchandise,
kaported from Great Britain to all I'arts of the World.
1817. I 1818. I 1819.
£14,545,964 I £11,534,616 £12,287,274
An Asecant of the total Value of all Articles Impoited into
Great Britain during each of the three Years ending the sth
Jin. 1819, as calculated at the Official Rates of Valuation.
Foreign and Color.ial Merchandise.
1817. lBl6. I 1819.
Z 26,406,634 429,962,913 435,860,983
Produce of Irgland and the Isle of Man.
1817. lBlB. I 1819.
43,698,981 £4,002,318 44,1176,651
Total Value of Imports.
1817. I 1818. I 1819.
£30,105,565 I X 33,965,231 I £40,157,634
GLASGOW MARKETS, APRIL 3.
Corww.—.The sales of the week amount to 2476 packages.—
Sea Islands 466 at 816 40. to Bs.—Do. Stained 19, at 21d. to
fa—Bowed* 1714. at 1110. to 144d.—Orleans 389, at 141 d. to
1441.—Pernama 92, at 191 d. to 20d.—Maranians 60, at 171 d,
to ied.—Bahla 25. at 18d.—Denserara 6, at 19d.—Bahama 8,
at 164.—olkuita es, at 104. to 10k1.--itivals 808 it 60. to

CORY MARKET, IVIARK-LANr, .4PML-
Our Market continues exceedingly hear,/ 1(1;4.
Grain, yet what fine English %Meat was di:•,,,2d
this morning, obtained Monday's prices. I'Le
ply of Barley, both English and Foreign, iTing,t,
large, and having but few buyels. sales
heavy to-day, and rather lov..cr pi ices were
ted to. Oats are Is. per quartcr cheaper, iii7;ri
considerable arrivals from our own e0a,... 17:
and Peas there is nothing doing, i
p a:t
minal.—Un Friday, being Good Friday, toe (%4
Exchange will be shut.

1 lA' 1 LLLIGENCL.
The Charlotte, WM:EV:ELL, was wrecked at St. ?_it,
the 17th of March.

The Venelia, ...r-in., arrived at Surinam frcz;
dam' was plundered et part of her cargo cZ
lath of Novi:miler, h-: ship of about 430 tens, ott;czn..
18 guns, ur.d:r A a11t71.3 s colours._

I:iitstinrrit, Arum s.—Wind t!
MILL', for Bengal; Rvge, k`TAGoast, for ditto;
of the outward-bour.d.

Porunoevit, 6.—Wind F.S.E.— knives" .
Dor gun-brig, from a cruise ; Norfcik, P:.ncrr, fret- •'
diterranean, and put under quarantine. Wed u
lice, for Cadiz; Sir George Prevost, for Quebtc ; '
Wellington, Anetes, for L:rerpool.
Dem., Aran. N.8.--A'rieta the -
Iv:' from Norway, and remain. Cane c'etyr f-ora
and sailed, the '1•i; :rases, Prot. for New To:A.
ItERWICU., MARCH 3t).—Tie shig Prescot. of FL•ol.
Rocks the 2.5 th Liston, in a Calr.l, and received C`!f:l' • r
mage. She was got of!' the next :lee by ossist3:l.-e tfl . •
longing to vessels in the harbour, soul Inousht
now Iles, water-legged—hound to Davle's
Itro.tcovaa, Aram s.—Ar.-ived the gal!lot
Cettc, bound to Amt....:.!rdarn, with a cargo of w:
sprung, and sails and rigi:laj cut away.
!ism strECU, MARCH 24.----'llte hagfish packtt-hott, ".
is a complete wreck, and beats sad marks of the dreaelt,.:.
which it experienced.—Masts, sails, collage. every tlzi
away and de:A:wit:Al. Captain lioaaa, .1 most nide aae ia::, • •
man, did, from the troth, at eleven v. at. till the I;as
morning, every thing that skill and courage could r.
withstand the danger with which the raging chment t'..r:eat• te.
the vessel, and partly succeeded; hut at five o'ciuci. It:
wathed overboard, with three sui!ors, one of whom oniy x.
taved. Tl is t cent is the more melancholy, at Captain lk La
was only 7.0 years old, and in all reepucts a man of &II.): L.::•:*
he has left a wife and four your.g children.
Sr. Ust's, Maxen Liebe, Dame, was glaccle.
quarantine for want of a bill of health. It is A:•
many American vessels do not conic here for rc-caes
they think that all vessels are oblig7d to Title starr..tr.
vessel is placed ur der quarantine which 1.7ir.:;:. a clear cm!
met bill of health from the very istAL rl,. E.O. .1 firm
videe ro eon:vex:us distemper prevail. ar.ci •
has act been boarded at eta. Vesrqs undo C. au c:rturettc.%
are cleared irraucdiatcly on arrival.
NT:veto, Malon 12.—Yesterday was towed In brie It; a
big boat, the Elizabeth, Cowart:, which sailed from Co:k
Dublin on the 22d of Februar', and having been blown of
strong r.orthetly carrying away v.l her sails art: rkuirc
and part of the mit,ts and yards, was e!:!ven noir the hat'ea
Rivadco, where she would have gone ashore and been :net, hti
it not been fur the boat that %vent out tc her, and tvtr:l
her to Vivcre. The crew and two eaten
for three days.
CUSTOAL Hours, Aer.ttc.—lnwareis—Tha T.ia c 7%yes, fru
St. Michael's; Frow Anca Maria, Stclrersou, from ;
Yidd, from Lieban ; General 'Murray, Ce.rringtn; .1 sage
glen, Ccuchyer, and Albion, Hirst, frcm Antwerp; Ulla Gee.
taf, Dinse, and Frederick Wilhelm, Langtor, front Wolvs:;
Agnetha, Pieter, from F..ntHen ; tie Curlews, Speace, fn
Smyrna • Edward, Richer, from Kiel, the Conroe', Bantu-•„
from Frderickstadt ; Louisa \Val-arsine, Tr.ttir., team Stettin;
Nancy, Brooke, from Malta ; Oliver, Ishisrer, from rree.eries-'
stadt ; Ajax, Tonne, from Marseilles; ProVidentia, Rom, (ma
Seralands; Amphion, Lehl, St. George. Zandez, and Lud't,
Nehenzow, from Gricfswald ; Columbus, Schorackel, floc
Stralsund; Aleyon, Chapman,. front Messina; Iloffnung, J.•
Inunaon, from Tonningen.—Cleared Outwards. The Peli:ht.
llug,gup, for Riga ; Fanny, Cox, for Alontaerat ; Jeune Pasta. ,
Carr, for Dunkirk ; Cygnet. Barrow, for St. John's (Newfon.....-
land) ; Mars, Smart, for Grenada ; Eagle, Bowden, for Veni..;
Alexander,, Branston, Mayflower, Robinson, and Indus, C.I.
lender, for Quebec ; Harmony, ere:swell, for Havannah ; ;sd
Itagorsi, Garnett, for Prince Ildward'n

The following Officers have been ?printed to tho Ore.: isr!
at Shkrnessi—Captaln J. Wvaoaa, Lieutenants J. Rorer,
G. llorxias, J. SIMICRLAWD, and G. Wit.l.:Ausios.
• Captain DoNats APLum,of Weimer, is anointed to tup•
tend the Ordinary at Chatham Dock-yard, vice Ciptah,
whose term of holding that station for three year:, hes
Lieutenant Thos. GRAY is also appointed to
Lieutenants Bremer and Hormel' are appointed so :he N.:-
eh and Griper, fitted at Deptford for discovering a pass..te :a
the Pacific through Davis s Straits.
The Sandwich packet has arrived from the 8r.,./i'.;
The accounts by her from Rio Janeiro are of the
of January. They supply news of the cap:ure of
venal mote Portuguese ships by Insurgent privateer,
in addition to the long list of those which had pr,!ri-
ously fallen into their hands. It was said to ic in
the contemplation of the Government in coniequx.;e
to reduce the duties on British shipping and carg,•?s,
coming from Portugal (which are at present so
as to amount to a total prohibition) in order that the
trade might be carried on in foreign ships.
A Convention has been entered into by the Vicery
of PERU, 011 the part of Spain, and Captain Siva-
REF, of the ANDROMACHE frigate, for this coun:r.,
allowing British vessels and cargoes free entry at
Callao and Lima. In consequence of it a very con-
siderable trade was carried on between Lima and
Valparaiso.
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Execurron.—This morning Macv:y, aged 24, and nem, 4t.
were executed at the Old Bailey. They were both fourd guilty
the Sessions before last, the former of having robbed his tra,trr,
Mr. Paaxta, of property, valued by that Gentleman ;,t t1(r.41,
and the latter of having stolen upwards of £2.50, the pnvertF cf
a Benefit Society. Since their conviction, the unfortunate male-
factors seemed to expect nothing but the fate of this mc7ning•
l'ilarvey became more reconciled to the approach cf death by bit
frequent conversations with Mr. Drvaaaux, to whom be ac-
knowledged, In the presence of others, thnt conscienc., was
burdened with many crimes, amongst which v: is that for ‘vt.l‘lt
he was about to stiffer. Skeen, whose fi —IIIitICSS was
!non, drew back from the common crowd of wretches, and rc-
tired within the pensive circle of his own meditatims from th,t
moment of condemnation. When Mr. BROWN the Gcrtrnifi,

informed him that he was to die, be said, without agitation or 5..:-
prise, " Goo's will be done." Macvey, upor. bearing the same
dreadful intelligence, trembled excessively, and said, " It is net
of dying I am afraid, but of going into the presence of Goiswkh
every crime but that of murder on my Lela." Upon tele'
conducted to the Press-room, where Mr. Pet.Lis and Mr. T..,
iota, the Sub-Sheriffs, attended, and joined with the Rev.:4r
Corrou and Mr. Dragon:). in administering consolation
them, they spoke. with confidence of their future rxreetari, es.
and prayed most fervently. Both walk !el Errnly to the pls:fer".
Green had dressed himself with neatness, not, he said, with the
view of shearing how well he could die, but to prove his hunth:e
submiesion to the laws of his offended country. Ile spoke of :he
man who assisted him in the robbery, and seemed to feel greatly
at the want of compassion which that person testided rev!:
having sent to him during his confinement. " But it is the'.
avid he, " with the guilty : be has had all the plunder, and ha
left me all the bitterness, but I forgive hem, and hope his con,
science will whisper something which I now feel:'—At a fits'
minutes after eight the drop fell. Macvey struggled a WA*.
Green was Dot observed to move. The worthy Mr. Basel',
who was unremitting in Lis attentions to the unfortunate seer,
had received a letter from them expressing their sense of
by
great tenderness. He accmnpaaied them to. the scaffold. 11'e
bodice were cut down after having been suspended an hour.--
Green his left behind him a wile and three ehilliree.
LONDON; PtiOted and published by Lem. Karr, ficica•
Pbess Teonle-13a,

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