Star.
London, England, 1810-08-14 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVISZND. AUGUST IS —Arrived the Swift, Davis, from
Malta. Sailed The Loins, Sidney, for Maranham ; Mary, Haw-
kins ; and Guardian, Musgrave, for the Cape of Good Hope ;
George, Smith, for Gibraltar ; and the Ambulator, Reid, for
Oporto.
The Rosette, SCARTH, from St. Vincent's, is stran-
ded on the Spit, in the Bristol Channel, and deserted
by the crew.
The Betsey, WEDGE. from Martinique for London,
started a plank at sea, and was abandoned by the crew.
The Hope, BUTLER, and the Icarro, SMITH, have
been retaken, and carried into Malta. _ _ _

The greater part of the Leeward Is4and fleet have
arrived :

In the Downs, the Renewal, Cronartie; Mercy, Covey; and
Proselyte, Baton, trom Barbadoes : Duckenfield, Hall ; Themis,
Cozens ; and Argo, Atkinson, from GrentUa ; Minns, Sheppard,
from Montserrat ; Piggy, Watson, from Antigua; Progress, Bon-
ner ; sand bit's, Authorn, from St. Kitt's ; Loyal Briton, Hart ;
and Sarah, Gil, irons Nevis; Harvey, Redman, from Trinidad;
Britannia, Mitchell, from Nevis; Cove, Westin!; and Hector,
Dow, from Tobago ; George, Knight, from Guadaloupe; Ann,
Thorp, irons St. Croix; Wentworth, Woks, from Berbice ; the
Venus, Borrowdale, from Surinam ; Washington, West, from
Virginia; Lyd.a, Barry, from New-York; and Blossom, —,
from New oundland. At Liverpool, the Tom, Roharts, (run St.
Cook ; Dykes, • l'hompson, from Guadaloupe; Nancy, William.
son, from Montserrat; Harriet, Nixon, from Antigua; Patriot,
Fetter; and America, Coffin, from Boston; Integrity, Moody,
from New Brunswick ; Hare, Lincoln, from Wiscasset ; and Ca-
tharine, Neville, from St. Michael's. In the Clyde, the Helen,
Srrw art, from Martinique; Trial, Nichol, from Halifax ; Willing
Maid, and Margaret, Pearson, from Quebec. At Hull,
the 1 hums, Taylor; Valentine, Rose; Sarah and Elizabeth,
mid the Perseverance, Hunter, from Grenada.

LEITH, AUGUST 11.
His Majesty's sloop Ciao, Captain lititutan, accompanied by
the ALsION cutter, and QUAIL schooner, sailed on Monday from
the Roads with the trade for Gottenburgh : also the FORWARD
gun l.rg with the trade for Heligoland. Thellosenboom, Ham-
burgh Greenland ship, sent in by the Rovs It sloop, has been re-
le. by the agent, and sailed on Monday for Hamburgh. The
Mane Margaretta, laden with herrings, fish, &c. prize to the
Royal, has art ived in the Roads. The Albion, KIDD, of Dun-
dee, front Lisbon, with olives and goats hides, was accidentally
burnt on the 2‘2d ult. Crew saved. During a late cruize, the
FANCY gun bin, I Aeutenant SINCLAIR, fell in with three cutter-
rig4;ed privateer, which she chaced for a cons;derable time, until
they got too near the shore for her to risk a further pursuit. They,
however. being (won reinforced by several gun boats, in their turn
gave chime to the FANCY, which only escaped being captured by
the skill of her officers and the exertions of her crew, who were
at the sweeps for four successive hours.
The Fancy gun-brig, Liedt. Sptcznix, sailed on Wednesday
for the Nore, with two vessels under convoy. His Majesty's
ship Egeria, Captain Mott., arrived yesterday morning, from a
cruize.—The Thomas and Ann, NEWTON, from Davis'. Straits,
with 22 fish; and the William anti Ann, DAVIDSON, with 20
fish, arrived yesterday morning in the roads. The Rattler, SToe-
DART, with 16 fish, passed by for 8.3. tiers —A Danish vessel,
laden with graM, prize to the f ,:rear frigate, arrived in the roads
on Wednesday.—The Maria, VA runitszac, from Petersburg!)
(or Aberdeen, with flax and tallow, arrived there on Friday last.
Ske was one of the Baltic convoy, in charge of the Forward gun-
brig, and fortunately escaped capture, at the time they were at-
tacked by the Danish gun-boats. The Vrow Anna Margaretta,
front Riga, with hemp and flax, is also arrived at Aberdeen.

Monday se'nnight the freedom of the Burgh of
Lanark was conferred on the Right Hon. Lord Vis-
count MELVILLE.

Earl BAI'IIURST is to be Lord Lieutenant of Glou-
cestershire ; and the Earl of &MCKIM is to have the
_ _ _

Yesterday being the natal day of the HEIR APPA-
RENT, She same was celebrated with the usual demon-
strations of joy. In the evening the illuminations
were very brilliant. Among others, the Yellow Fever
Remedy Warehouse, at Charing-cross, was very beau-
tifully illuminated last night, in honour of the PRINCE
of WALES'S Birth-Day. The Opera-House, P. W. a
crown, star, and pyramidical columns; the Little
Theatre, P. W. and a star ; Covent-GardenTheatre,
and the Lyceum, P.W. a crown, star, and festoons.
Another lunatic, for these several days past, has
made his appearance in St.James'sPalace. He comes
at ten o'clock in the morning, and attends the mount-
ing of the Guard. He is a stout tall man, dressed in
black, and talks in an incoherent style.
Bank Clerks ha- been taken '