Star. — London, England, 1801-12-31 00:00:00

THE4TRES. Laft night Mn.s &names made her fecon arance for the feafon in the character of ow l , at Drury-Lane Theatre. She had attn numerous audience, and file fent no one; rappointed. The tragedy of Jane Share i e of the firft in the Englifh language, b i ntains much Ahe poetry, and aged as it is Theatre, it furnithes a pleafant variety it and of dramatic entertainments. M r . Kt, peared in thi part at Refine, and gave a play of all its beauties. 41ficie is Mrs. Powsi I d'estoy. LA night at Covent Garden Theatre, .ANCNARD took, for-the fiat time. the ter l'sf Obit in the Comedy of Folly a: ir the iMence (in conkquence of fevere indi on) of Mr. Mumma, and which he perfor .onghout in a manner that_pmmiks Very arably for his tiring fame. This is not the le we have had to (peak thus of the labours '• BLANCHARD as a fubllitute in leading e lets.not fo rich as his originals, he i s ally cone& and natural, and no copyill. are underhand the Covent-Garden Manag Pe in contemplation the revival of Harry Jr. purpofe of di(playing the dramati c powers DKR, in the chars to o f Fallie—a charaher ieh he has not yet appeared upon the Load ge, but to which; his talents kern to be w Opted. Co the great regret of the Sporting Centlem he vicinity of Windfor, Sunning ill, and i his Ma/cury has declined engaging t on in the fatigue of hunting with his It nda. ter Majarry's fete at rrognsore, on Tuefda in the firil [Lyle of elegance and Palle, and tl titan? , conflfted, as ufual, of perfons of the mt ingotthed rank and !Asian. /nAVednefday fe'nnight, the MA It R AVF or A en gave to the poor of the parilh of Benhan t bullock, and one hundred loaves of bre Chrillmas-day, the whole of his Highn el wrers, with their wives and families, dined II Manfion. 'uefday night Count and Countefs STERNE' a gave a very elegant ball at their villa ckenham, at which were prefent Lord at y Mown. EDGCUMBE, Dowager Lady Bu IAMEHAR E, Lady ATHLONE, Lady MARY D Lady ELIZABETH COLE, Lady Howl, MIS. TREVOR, Sir LIONEL and Mifs DAtiL y CLAROFS and her Son Sir THOMAS, Barontl EL, many Foreigners of dilliation, and perfons of fafhion in the neighbourh dancing commenced at nine, and contin fpirit until twelve o'clock, when the comp irned up lairs to a molt elegant cold fup 4cl entirely in the French flyle, with excel undy and other wines, and at which ev vas commodioufly kilted, The dancing wards renewed, and continued until pall th ck, when the company retired, much amu ;ratified. ie Earl of DARNLEY gave on Saturday tuous dinner, and plenty of liquor, to abot labouring poor in the feveral pariflies tom at of Cobham-hall ; and this day his Lon ntertained his tenantry and the neighhourin to with a grand dinner, and wines, kc. at th place. ROIIIIIIIT PATTIN RON. of Eafington, i ernefs, again diflributed to the poor of tha 1, on Saturday fe'nnight, too (tone of god 'en flour. This Gentleman relieved then he fame quantity the 22d of laR December . RICHARD FULLER, of Ipfwich, on Than di, ran from the Crown and Sceptic, routu ce-ground, and back again, a diflance of fin and upwards, in a 8 minutes and 23 fecondt conliderable wager. He was allowed St es to do it in. : new Comedy of The Rom, performed kfo plain, in Covent-Garden Theatre, on Satur ight, is not to be repeated this feafi,n ; an lolerome precautions have been concerte m the Managers and the Bow-ilreet Magi (who, indeed, are the prefer Managers for meal performances of this kind) as Otal ally prevent the principal performers, or :cation, from again appearing in the fame tors. Bscr FORD'S hate bed, lately purchafed by I NON D, for the Bath Theatre, was originally Or Lord MELCOMBI, and coil IsooL When Lpirry reviewed the camp, near Salilbory, the American war, he vifited Lord Piss. at Wikon, and this Rate bed was borrowed Leo to ileep in. It is now (acted to the s of Diskatome. On taking it to pieces, a paper was found in a drawer, molt cu. concealed in the vale of the dome. The ems-, who there found the rare MS. re. it, and it would have remained undifco. if he had not accidentally mentioned the (lance to a Gentleman of Bath, fence it Mr. Damoisn's property, and fearch being it was again brought to light. The fol. is an emsa copy, and thews the blamtlefs of the original defigner of this magnificent furniture—who, no doubt, hoped his hit. old be known •to potlerity, when this &Daft ur of his hands was about to be demolilled, ie fisould ditover the precious retch : canopy was &Roasted by Thomas Linfout, Bed• =lsad performed by him partly, and =du!) , an. In the soonsba d Amps& & o.teraber. a the year of our Lord and Caviare Jesus OMIT e Reline of Omega the 3rd. N. B. The above fad! afoot was borne at 1 village caned Waco ere the Would,, in the Raft Riding of the Country, loved or Apprentleeldp to a Can and plough Wright at rumba nest Yorke Could not draw a Leak of any ) years of age nor ever went to lame but did it by of Induftry o.itober anti. t 76, aged si I. Craig ig Acre. I Andon. li!lind reader yrbome fo err dial he M thou art a:aw In mat VIM I hairline that Eats up all than Tell Tim !dam hear thy pathui hell That thou wilt dy as well as me Yet I hope we Bab MY rife and let a sietietis &wait n men Tlsot Lialesi nryidi Ai LOP tirialtit !~lJozB.' . - . V k enlay. afternoon, between three and font l ir , a fire broke out at "Aa r Pa's itoica's 'bode, in Cavendith-lquare, which, from its vio !Alice lot leveral hours, feemed to threaten define , , lion to the whole neighbourhood, and to fill the taltabitants with terror. When the fire was fira ipicovered, it was confined to a large back room, 'Stich had been appropriated tht. whole of the awning to the airing of beds and linen, prepara, gory to her Lady (hip's coming to town ,thts morn— jog for the feafon. The only fervants at that ime in the houfe were three females, who, had i b e not been prevented by their tears, might, ' Xtheir own exertions, or calling in immediate * e, have prevented the accident from mak. s& that progrefs which unfortunately k did. One • ;be ma n_ (b id e s h f ad aint l e e d ft t I ,heaYro o o n m p where e rc e e r i e st i a n g veryt he 1 . m uz i f- I.; was placed , with the beds and linen clofe :it : and it was with difficulty the other two nts could drag her into the paffitge to prevent kr falling a victim to the flames. The conflagra ; don by this time had collated fuflicient flrength to .ifirce its way through the top of the wont into ,di upper apartments ; and 'a hen the alarm of fit was given in the fgnare, all affittance was found Tbe engines arrived foon after t but a want of llrater occafioned tome delay ; however before five 'edock the Sun, the Weftminflar,and the Phoenix, were brought into play. The flames had, by this dme, confirmed the back-part of the houfe, and Was making rapid advances to the defirudion of &front. The frequent delays in getting water Stied to encourage the flames. After five o'clock ebt main beams of the fecond floor gave way ; Y fell end ways with a horrid cralh upon the bar of the drawing-room, where they burnt fu 'godly. It was near fix o'clock before the en ▪ had any great effed on the fiic,by which hour be tipper part of the houfe was entirely deltroyed, the toof having fallen in fome time previous. hit owing, in a great degree, to the difficulty of breaking the windows to come at the fire, that a lop was not fooner put to the conflagration.—, • difficulty was at Taft furmounted, by carrying i pipe to the top of the adjoining houfe, and play ing from the parapet. Still the flames adhered to the ftaircak, and the &ft floor window fhutters, Where it had effeeted a lodgment, and alto on the loin beams which fuppotted the houfc. No other • remedy remained titan that of introducing the pipe through the hall, and playing from the flair-cafe re the fire immediately over head, pieces of the timing timbers falling continually. One of the *amen had the temerity to expofe himfelf in that itnirion: By perfeverance and indefatigable in siallry, the further progrefs of the flames was put top to by eight o'clock. The lower part of the,houfe, viz. the parlours, the hall, and the kitchens, efcaped the general deftruCtion. • A very numerous concourfe was attracted by the fight, which, though very diftreffing, was molt awfully magnificent. The great benefit derived from the engines was strident, from the proteCtion afforded the adjoining ,losfes,bothonthe right and ieft,u hich received very injury. When the fire was tirlt perceived,many • flialemen inure fquare font their fervants to render tit affiftance they could in removing furniture or tidier valuables ; and it appears that feveral coal) , boxes of plate, linen, &c. were fafely drpofited at the !Nihon of DURHAM'S. Some of the beds and bode furniture were alto Paved and Liken to a yard adjoining the home. Lady PIII4IItOICE Las not been long in poffefilon of her hook, which has lately been fitted up in the moil modern fiyle. The unhappy girl, thi ough whofc negleCt the fire was occasioned, was taken to a honk in the (elute in Iltong fits, and remained in that hate the whole night. She was attended by a phyfician, who declared that her fituation was fuch that the could not long fury ive under her prefent affliCtion. Great praife is due to the Marybonne Volun teers for the real and aftivity which they dif played en this occafion. As foott as the alarm was gwen the drum beat to arms, and a number of them affembled to give every afliftance in their power, which they did in the molt effeetual manner. Yefterday, a hackney coach having been left by tbi coachman, the honks took fright, and running away, near Temple Bar, pallid over the body of a poor man, without, however, we believe, materi gy injaring him. Yefterday afternoon as Mr. Chambers, of Cra oen.ftreet. was going down Southampton.ftreet in . a rig, the horfe fuddenly took fright, and ran with the ntmoft fpeed acrofs the Strand, into the gate-way oppofite. Mr. Chambers and his man, who was with him in the carriage, were both thrown oat ; the former was feverclY broiled, and *the fervent had one of his legs broken. A few days fince, as Mifs ENGLAND, daughter ad Major-General ENGLAND, was playing with her pier at the General's houfe, Stonehonle, Ply- Month. (he flipped her toot, and unfortunately broke her arm : (he is, however, is a fair way of recovery. . The pre 'nice of young men walking three or four abreaß along the Itreets of London, is become not only highly reprehentible, but extremely danger ous. A gentleman and his wife, far advanced in her pregnancy, pairing Somerfet Houfe, about five laft Sunday evening. had the misfortune to meet three defiling perfoas of this defcription, arm in arm. and although he drew the lady almoll on the curb tone to avoid them,they A rock againft het with foeh premeditated violence as to t hr ow her down aconfiderabie way from the pavement,almoll ander the wheels of a carriage, to the imminent danger of her life. Brutality and cowardice be ing generally companions, they immediately made off, without the lea(t fign of feeling or concern, while the gentleman was extricating his wife from her perilous fitnation. A mifereant named Rofe Kelly, who is charged with the murder of a child of five years old, by Aran gling it, has been apprehended by the aftivity of Mr. Juftice Goon' ay, at Neilflown, in the county of Dublin, and committed to take her trial at the neat Commition. N4UTICAZ. INTSLLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—W IND N. N. W. *liars°. DUT. o French, ♦• o Hamburgb, o. O Dublin, • o Waterford, 0 • Dasnagbader, • FALWOOTH, Dec. A.—This morning failed his MAJESTY'S packet WALSLNGHAM, Capt. Ro- DARTS, with the mails for Liibon, of the 16th and e3clinflant. The ISADY HOBART packet, with the Leeward Illand mail, made the fignal for failing; but before the could weigh anchor it fell calm, which prevented her, and many other !hips, from getting to lea : thould the wind be favourable in the morning, the will proceed on her voyage.— The paffengers by the WALSING HAM packet are Mr. BELTHON, Mr. DYSON, Mr. Reverts, Mr . HODGSON, Mr.and Mils FLEETWOOD, MES.Bultgl Mr. UNICE, Mr. Koitces, and Mrs. Wypts.—Ar , rived yefterday the Bark Betfey, Capt. TUCKER, from Peterlburgh, with wheat for Lifbon: this day the Invention, four matted fhip, to load fifh for the Mediterranean; and the American fbip Pallas, Capt. JOHN Thu.'s°, with tobacco. from Norfolk, in 3z days, for orders.—The fchooner Minerva, of this port, failed on the lath of No vember laa, with for Naples; and after ex periencing a molt tremendous gale of wind off Cape Ortugal, was, by the drift of the fea, car : ried near the Zile of Rhe, which ifland Ilse fortu . nately got into : during the gale, the lay on her beam ends, and had one man walhed overboard ; jut one half of her cargo was thrown over. board, to preferve the lives of the crew. TORBAY, Dsc. 28.—Since my left arrived from Portfinouth, and failed again yefterday with dill parches, not known where, but fuppofed for the Well Indies, his Majefty's (hip INDEFATIGABLE.— Sailed yefterday for Plymouth, his Majefty's Ihip la NYMPH E.—Arrived this morning, and failed again without coming to an anchor, POistau.— The following (hips now remain in Torbay, viz. Ville de Paris, Royal Sovereign, Neptune, Prince of Wales Royal George, San Jofef, London, Prince, Donnegal, Hercule , Robuft, Magnificent, Edgar, Beileific, lrrefißiblc, Audacious: Excellent, Bellerophon, Courageux, Sirius, Unlearn, Childers, and Atalante.—Wind S. E. with rain. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 30.—Sailed the= RUYTEV and Calcutta armed-tranfpnrs, for Madeira; alfo the Stork, with Governor HA LK ETT, for the Ber mudas. Arrived la CONCORDE frigate, from New foundland; and 1 1 114Aloamt.ire frigate, from Bantry bay. The 42d and 28th Regiments landed this afternoon. I)OVER, DP C. 29..—The PRINCESS ROY /.1., Cap tain HAMMOND, arrived here this morning, with Lord BROOM!, from Amiens; alfn, Mr. Ruff and Mr. Dreeng, King's Meffengers ; and Meffrs. Belancon and Duilos, French Meffengers, with difpatehes.— Arrivtd silo, the RAII3LIA, Capt. POORRIT, from Calais, with Mr. Duncil, Mr. Hebert, 1.. liabette, Mr. Hall, Mn Goofens, Mr. Matthews, Mr. Denton, Mr. Poradls, Mr. Gillifpie,Mr.De vos, Mr. Beaurnegard, Mifs Demante, Mr. Gorgerat, Mr. For liter, and Mr. M'Neal. And by the MARIA, Captain SIR. WARD, Mr. Tenbre, Mr. Sturgeon, Mr. Grant, Mr. Furgeite, Mr. Metcalf, Mr. Neflat, Mr. Hymns, Mr. Cole, and Mils Gantkean. And by the Success, Captain F. Conway., frour Boulogne, Mr. Ballantyne, Mr. Beaumont, Mifs Fletcher, and Mr. l'vterceret. The COUNT I'AS or ELGIN, Capt. B. SAIIION, is jug arrived with Mrs. Clarke, the widow of the unfortunate Gentleman who was killed at the fete at Paris. SHEERNEss,Dtc. 3o. —Arrived the ALBION ilvop, Captain HILLS, from Yarmouth. Remain in the harbour the hats, WAAKZAMEILD, MAGICIENNE, Hess, AMBUSCADE, Dutch, and la RAISON fri gates, with the HERMES and HARPY (loops, and Sri DWELL brig, alfo twenty-five gun vcifels, and the AMPHION army prifon 'hip. The DOLPHIN cutter, Lieutenant SHI aLty, is ordered to be paid off and fold. The Isis, of 5o guns, and the JA MAICA frigate are in dock. Wind at W. moderate. Haftwica, Dec. 3o. —Wind N. by E. Two Hamburgh mails continue due : the DIANA, Os. BORNS, with the Hamburgh mail ; and the DIANA, STEWART, with the Dutch mail of Tuefday are in port, and will fail with the &ft fair wind. YARMOUTH, Dec. 3o.—Arrived from a cruife between Loweßoff and Orfordnefs the PYLADES (loop of war, Captain BOORDIR. Arrived the Margaret and Jane, JOHN FISH, in ballak.for Rotterdam. The Jentje and Abel, Di VET Mailer, from Herlingham to London, with a cargo of butter and oats, is put in here wind. bound. Sailed thiSTv..ee Gebroeders for Ham burgh, Carolina V v “almina, and Morgan, STAR, for Amilerdam. Sailed for London the Eliza beth and Ann, Run, Fair Trader, STEWARD, Endeavour, MU& LINDER, Triton, B ,Nancy, BISHOP, Ere, Cm Lucre, and James, Pre, with goods; and the Regard, EDWARDS, to Deptford. —No packets hare yet arrived, but the wind being to the Northward, one is hourly espeftetL PooLl, Dac. !R. —Arrived the Chrinopber, WALKER, AlliVe WAlllt 'NI, and Fanny, TUCK'', ,from Newfound land; Dart, B,AL, and Hope. MANILA UN &OM CherbUrg ; and Pomona, ST" I IT, from New Brunfwick.—Sailed the Prince,KlATlth for Cowes; and Hope, Nrrusawoon, for Pot ti mer& Him., Dec, 280--The Endeavour, Tusimis. from Peterlbhrgh 'to Loßdiati, is Branded belt Stulp . Munday, rn the . Baltic ; bargo landed. Th. Captain writei that ten other velreli were drove on shore within twenty mites of that place, in the gale of the 29th of November. The Elizabeth, STORY, from Newcaftle to Amfterdam, is left near Am fterdam; only one man fared: ..Several thips are wrecked off Memel--one veffel, by the violence of the form, which caufed the waters to life 14 feet, WAS carried nearly a mile on the fhore, where the was left entire, when the waves retired. The hur ricane of November zd extended its direful influ ence to the Black Sea, where many faips were wrecked. Arrived off Wintertonnets—The Kent, Ellen, of this port, from I lamburgh, after throwing pan of her cargo overboard. At Hamburglt—The Brunfwick, Bradg ; Squirrel, Nicliolfon ; James, Drewitt, from this port. In the Texcl--The Waakzamheld, Berg, from this port to Amiterdam. I`. At Plymouth.—Th;, St. Jofeph Diligente, 'Cattier, from MU port, for Lifboo. LAWCASTER,DIC.26.—The Satisfaftion, WOOD HOUSE, of this port, was fpoke by the Mary Ann, Eaft Indiaman, the gth Nov. all well, in the trade winds, within four or five days fail of Barbadoes. She had failed in company with feveral Liverpool flips, but bad feparated in a violent gale of wind a few days before, in which (he had not fulfered any damage, except the lots of her Pore-yard, which was then repaired; but had experienced very revere weather the greatett part of the voyage. The Richard, ritostrsom, and Jobns, Nutt 1, of this port, from hence, are arrived at Curacoa. LIVERPOOL, Dsc. aB.—The Windward Itland fleet failed from Martinique on the tath ult. The Elizabeth, Gat Ls, and NeptuneArsitto Ea, were well at Bonney, the a.zth Sept. and expcaed to fail about the Bth Ottober. 'l'hc Dan, A itiss.sy, was well at Congo on the loth Sept. and expeeted to fail in about ten days. The James, RFDUAYN E, from hence for Jamai ca, with another velfel in company, was fpoke all well, by one of the Lifbou Sips, arrived at Hoy lake. Arrite&—The Iriam, Ramfay, Nat hence at Bubadoes. The Juno Kendrick, from hence at Madeira. The E li zabeth, Holliborn, and Friendlitip,Davenpokt, from ilboo at Hoylake. The Fame, from Oputo with cotton, at Hoylake, Co Saturdat. - WiHoek, The Lewes ; Countryman, Spence; and Flanders, cotton laden, at ditto, yefterday. The Inthithy, --, was expeded the next tide, haying lied from Li 6on the zoth Ira The Chriftiana Francis, Mendall, from Peterlburgh at 11;c Barrick, Mudge, frog hence for Jamaica at CoiL ELSINEVIL, Dec. s.—We-have the pleafure to advife that the homeward-bound fhips fail as loon as cleared. The William, CUNDY of Padftow, front St. Peterlburgh ; and the Bet fey and Sufan, PATTtllsoti, of and for Arbroath, from ditto, are on fhore on the Swine Bottoms, coaft of Sweden, where, it is feared, they will be wrecked; part, if not the whole, of their cargoes will be faved with :he affiliance of the Diving Company. The Sa maritan, Rossow, of Sunderland, is on fhore upon the Salthohn, but it is hoped will be got off; as is the Junius, Capt. W. Ailtlill, of Shields, upon the Little Ground, near Drai,v,oe, and it is uncertain if fhe will be got off or not. By advice from Cronftadt we learn, that all the (hips were ready (except the Commerce, ALDSISON, of London) and would come away the 22d November ; the Commerce would be ready the next or the follow. ing day, fo that the la h.,le may be expelled down in a day or two. P. S. It is jell reported, that the Betfey and Sufan, ParrEason, above-mentioned, is off. The Hunter, Sr sv Foss, of Arbroath, from Peterfburgh to Montrofe, has had the misfortune to get on fhore near the Kohl, but is now off again; whe ther the proceeds, or mull go to port to repair, we do not know. The Charles, Kactv, of Dublin, is wrecked at Riga. Dsc. B.—The chips are hill detained here by contrary wind ; two or three bound to Gotten burg have failed this afternoon. The John, Co. 14111, of and for Whitchaven, from Peterfburgh ; Navigator, Ronson, of and for Dundee, from Riga ; and the Dzdalus, Daisy, of London, from Riga, are all three loft on Bornholm ; crews laved. Of their cargoes we have no cer tain information. The Uriana, M4NZat 3, of' and for London, from Feterlburgh, is on fhore in the Middle Ground near Dargoe, expeaed to be got off, but will have to go into Copenhagen to repair.—The Samaritan, Ronson, mentioned in our lall on fhore upon Saltholm, is off, and will we hope be able to proceed ' • but the Junius is fill fait.—The Ex, CAW., of Lon don, from Peterfburgh, had the misfortune to got damage during the gas, threw overboard part of her cargo of rye, put into Roggerwig, where Ile got refitted, and is arrived here.—The Padßow, Cvnov, mentioned to be on fhore upon the Swine Bottoms, is off, and gone to 1 Landfcrona to repair.—The wreck of the Albion, of and for Hull, is driven on (bore near Carlfcrona, where part of the cargo will be faved.—The Pa. • thenis, WALIPR, of Fewcaßle, from Peterfburgh Ifor L ondon, is totally loft on Stonefcar, near Hog. land, in the Gulph of Finland ; the crew faved. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Dias. Dsc. feverAl of the outward bound for Portfmouth.—Wind N. N. W. G aaaaa 111), Dec. 3o.—Palled by the Specula. tion, —, from St. Übc's ; Hannah, —, from Rotterdam ' • Jafon, —, from Bremen ; Adonis, —, from Tcneriffe; New Princefs Royal, —, from Calais; Hope, ANDIR son, from Leghorn ; Aurora, COVIIIIDAILL ; and the Hannah, GA•IN, from Riga.—Sailed the Two Friends, BAKU, for Surinam; Watfno, Pu wiz, for Demerara; Stag, —, for Guernfey ; and Vrow Johann..., for Entbden. ARRIVED At Le At GI At Calcutta—Thelaa Anu, Patrons; Minerva. William DM, Mutton; Hlnd, Catlirg Suffolk, Au tomaton, Conk. ; Berry, 4: 1 utsvel I, ; and Haratmy, from London. At Bombay--Furt William, Douldcrfun ; Womeftcr, WOOSI ; Airly Calk, Nab; Lord Hawkeibury, and the Sti raufiria.....-, from London. At Capertkagenosira Angufta,—; a nd Prince mon. - . - burg, front At aficensefe—Cotbca, Harry, from Riga. At /WA—Ranger, Weatherly. from l'et,ributilt. M tiewrOmmaatia.•Thiiiwt,Sitiots; from2t~rrp 1. At Marfailint.—Ny*lollA Bey, irool Chat Id tows, , • . At Petertinugli—Hcipe, Oarly keen Landon. At USA—Fame, Conway. and• Hibernia, Coughly, En Ltasdag, --Ik- nr o - 10 1 11 nbl. CASs. from Phtladelphb. from London. At Hignborgb..4.liso, Hilltop, Ant Leith. At New Bruufwiek—Hope,—, from J a maica; and l'how Walker, from LlrerpoOl. At Dublin—Eurydice, —, and Arundabl, ERIN°, fn Malaga ; Sally, Michael ; Flora, Requiem, and Neptu Peters, from London. AtNewry—Chario!te, Campbell, from Philadelphia; Commerce, Brandot;, from . Opotto. At Hull--Signeur, —, from Paoli:arils. At Liverpool—Jantts, Williams, from North Cayenne ; M tor, Hogg, from Stettin ; and Trelewny,Deke, from Virge The Ciefar, FREIMAN, laden with coals I Rotterdam, was wrecked at the Brill, in the Rot in the end of November. The matter and cri were Laved. The Eliza, BisHor, from Leith, arrived fafe the Elbe, the loth init. after a fine pafiage offs days. The Sally, from Jamaica for Dubl foundered at fea ; crew faved. The James, -4 of Halifax, is upfet off maica. The Trufly, from America to Jamai is taken off Jamaica. The St. Lawrence, DALT, from St. Lavrren for Jamaica, was captured off Jamaica, and c ried into Cuba. The Heart of Oak, CRAY, from Jamaica to I Wax, is put back to Jamaica leaky. His Majefly's (hip SMARR has' detained and f into Jamaica the Sally and Betfey, Gott's, fr the Havannah, with to,ooo dollars. The 'hip, James, from Halifax, npfei Kingflon Harbour, on isth Oft. while taking her Lallaft : crew all Caved. i ` The MEL rom ISE was expeded to fail from hi tinique, with the homeward bound convoy on tR of November. The Thomas and Sally, PuacHAsa, from L don to Cork, is put into Milford, having five 1 water in her hold, and making water very 1 and muff have foundered but for the afEtlanci Tome paffengers on board; the muff difcharge - _ cargo. The Lune Moot*, from St. Kitts for Liverpi and the Gipfey, Towsis, from Trinidad for f tol, were completing their loading at Nevis on zoth of November, and were expeaed to fail i few days. His Majeay's (hip esawaric his detained fent into Jamaica the fchooner Three Friel —, from the Bay of Honduras, with ms gan y. The Harriet, RHODES, from Jamaica for A more, is funk at the Chefapea; crew and j fengers lived. His Majefly's (hips Hawke and &wain rived at St. Kitts on the 9th of November, 1 1 the (hips from Grenada, Tyloidad, and St. I cent's, to join the homeward-liouud•eonvo b i a The American (hip Lonifa, —,. from AI to Baltimore, has been detained by his jel (hip Garland, and fent to Jamaica. . Yetterday the Purfer of the (hip BRICIORWAI Captain Glow.° a Luau,, arrived at the Eall li 1 Houfe, with intelligence of that (biz having fa arrived from Fort Saint George, which Prefide (he left on the 13th-of Anglin fall. The Bye WATER arrived at the I(land Saint Helena on 9th of November, and failed the isth follow leaving the under-mentioned homeward bo (hips at the Wand, viz. The &straw Casi Captain MATTHRW 'RACIER; the Matvir.za ( Tit ; Captain JOHN LAMBS ; the TRAVELS ' ( lain THOMAS SANDIRS, from Bengal, with g Eoods : the COUNTISS or SI/THERL•ND, Cap GGLESTON. country (hip, and the LOYAL Captain FRANCIS WA Laos, one of the (hips wi failed from this country under the Compa licence for a cargo of rice, with which article BRI no mar za is alto loaded. The following 1 are daily ex Red to arrive with rice, viz. Eliza, Earl St. Vin Cent, Grant, erfevera Young Nicholas, Nutwel, Suffolk, No. 1, Sul No. a, Ganges, Coromandel, Sir John B. Wai Berrinston, Automafia, Minerva, William IE Experiment, Thames, William Pitt, Role, Edward Hamilton, Scarborough, Ceres, Bell Betfey, and Hinde. A new ftreet is about to be opened from P dilly, immediately weft of Sackville-ftreet, ar a dire& line to Sackville.row, to confift houfes, 15 on each fide. 'A Court-martial was held on Tuefday la board the GLADIATOR, in Pottfmouth harboni the trial of WILLIAM MITCALta, carpenter o Re mimics. for neglea of duty and contem his foperinr Officer. The charge being proves was difmiffed the fervice, and rendered incal of (erring as an Officer again. The inceffant fall of rain laft Thurfday n and the whole of Friday, produced fuch a Bo the Medwai as for thirty years back has not remembered. So Caddell a rife of the I would not allow time to remove many ar then lying on the quays and banks of the above and below the town of Maidftonc, but ca them to be entirely (wept away by the current the loft fuftained by individuals is, at prefer calculable. The quantity of deals, battens, I fir, and oak timber which has floated fron timber-yard of Maim EIIaTT,I and Arafat joining the Great Bridge, is eftimateti at Three whole piles of deals went down the tit majeftieftyle, and were afterwards found i with eq ual ' r on the banks of the one at Fotlil i T i eTcr another at Aylesforcl bt and a thltd at Prefton. Several perform h flyes near the river, had their hogs dmwtied the lower apartments of many houfes were luged as to cattle the inhabitants to take refs their upper florin there, at Gibraltar, Ayle and the other villages downwards. Aylo bridge was pee:ally chocked up with logs of and other timber. One boat overfet at Mai, bridge, full of people, who all got a good fo but no life was loft, nor other injury of gains that accideta.