Star. — London, England, 1822-10-15 00:00:00

.‘. NA an mmm’! Rh HIM'JW I’m-t; the ﬁnals}. It'd-{mi Ulynes. Can. of Help-d; Hopewell. Mm. of III don; Dobbin,“ Supply, «mg'mu -. HumbuknhmwﬂybuanM dunner-b mBunday.udkluhtdmdtbecmmm The 6;“! Isaac. San-n», an Incumbents." driven on Me out Max-um ‘ The Rose. —-. {ml-n We“! to Hui-pool, was driven on uhmu Drumte, on Sunday. ‘ m Nemuvmmrngtmamrbmm 3 than". were ddvén on shore near Walk, on Sunday night. m Bunk-H‘s, BIIIY, from New Orb-nun Liverpool," driven on thou near Banach. on Sunday. 7 n. Gem 7.7;lr‘noanox, ot liar-t. mi W '7 ﬁ aew about 400 mile. {tum Cape Cleu. ~ . wﬁé§ud hiary, “An-non, of m; Mai to In don, was driven on shore of brutal. _ The Highﬁcld, Bun", mowed to be lost, input but Harrington. , ~ '11:: Two Sisters. Roman, {ram Nan to Liverpool, in pn: Into Dougla, with her cargo damaged, aha thawing 130 Miami“ butter unbound. A ~ “elm, —--5 of NM. “Warmth.” cotallylouof Runay Had, oatho'nhinu. Cunt-wed. n. Mach-m, Tia-u. from out: no Unwed," lostou the7thinn. in Dough: Bay. Gut-and. ~ 7 _ thastlel-‘orbes, min-oi», fun muNwsomh “'3l", with passengers, urind a Van Diana'- Lmd, on the In March, all well, aka a my p!” me. ' FALMounI. Oct. ISL—Wind W. N.W.—m Wig-acid! hue nilcd wirh Mail- :—D.k;‘of Kan, fut W; 1:05 but. for the Mediterranean; bd’ We!" fa - .- maica; and Sandwich, for Q 0 ’31:“ ' PLYMOUTH) (kl. 13.—Wlnd Na—Aﬂ'i’ed the Raver, DOLLY, from Newfoumlland. in 11 «up! on the oth Octobet munch by a sea, which carried "2:“ wm.wumw. Pnn‘nxlovn, (Xl. IL— ind N.E.—-An'hcd the PM Royal, Summon, from the Dunn, with boo! an meter nod cable. Sailrd the Anti-n. Ham, for the Cape of God Em Circa‘siun. Wun‘. for Bengal; M Donut. and G GAKIUT, fm the South San; Juno. lit-crud, in TM; ch Ymk, \hu-un. for New Glenn; and Manna, Bu ms, for Havre. _ ‘ DH 1., “CT. 14.——Wind lily—About MAM. the 'ﬁd .hifu-r' suddenly to the N 3. M New am #l9 an nearly daylight: afterwards it pad Md. A‘ mm. warJ-lmund ships nailed, except the . ”Am Tit bomnen report that man‘y of then have but Mus-hrs. 85 veral vessels have been supplied with angina. The what in min unsettled, and the wind inclining which; {an Ib nor:hward._ __-._______' Pmum, Oct. l:—Arrhed at St. Ive'i the Punch eta-e mam la Josephine, Captain Aouam. from Catdif to Nata. with a cargo of harm. The veaael has received Metallic damage dnce her arrival. on thepiar. m aloop Cam, of Fowey, Captain Bowoax, has put into New Quay, with the loan of bulwark, rails, atauncheoua. calla. ke. and other conﬁdes-able damage, on her voyage from Hanelly, with coala. foe thh put. The brig Ann, Captain \Vlnuaua, from Walea, with'a cargo of coal: for Hetford, struck on a large rock in St. Ive'a Bay. and was obliged to run for Hoyle, having received very «amu damage in her bottom. Curran-House, OclJt—Shlpa Entered Invade: 11.. New Active, from Halifax; Mela! Packet, from Hahn; Noo auch, from Stangate (heck; Cur? from Jamaica; Eugenie, from Caen; Roae, from Mahga; mum, from Petenborgh; Albion, from Southampton; Dan. from Oaaend; Nan-an, from Malaya; Trusty. from Quebec; Amity. from Petenlmrxh; Star, from Quebec; Merlin. and Walled”, from_Jamalca; Friends, from Stettin; Providence. {mm Pill“; Mfr-om Gibraltar; Briton, from Jamaica; Malabar, {tour Dania; Deny. from Tobago; Duke of YorkJroln Cal-la; Niger, from Grenada; Hopewell, from Richmond; Dart, {non Naples; General Pike. from Virginia; Preamp. from Riga; heinda, from Memel; Allan, from Trinidad; (LapmanJrom Quebec; Edward, from Jamaica; Favourke,fnm the loath lean; M| wick. from Quebec; Magnet, from Virginia; Elsa, from Film hu; Hadlow. {ro- Bombay; Hopewell, fmm Jamaica; and‘ John, from Virgiliiapueand' Outwarda: la. Jone mi car Osteml; PM for Cape Hayden; Albion, for Corfu; mm Sun, '33 ”'V‘m‘fn‘g‘ﬁﬁa ; for nun—2:: for Trieste; I, 0f ; , tend Outwardm'he Royal George, r 3331; Gauge Hib bert, for Antigua; Thomas, for Btemen; Royal Eagle, lot Ib bon ; and Charles, for Malaga. NAVAL PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS. '1 Captain Jnm Hum“ harm; is promoted to the tank of Post Captain, Monday se'nnight, eight Candidates for Deuterium Commis sion: underwent the 111111 l examination In mvlndou, at the Royal Naval College, Portsmouth. Mr. Joun Guam, Adm ofthe Apollo yacht, he been aypoimrd Second Assistant-Surgeon of Gneemvich lingual. BRIGHTON, OCTOBER 14-. . ~ ...;w.'- L" ‘ .... ‘.~ .", > A‘ H \ 3' a,~‘ O . ‘ . I a V” {Hakka 5" 3: j, 7., 4- L‘iékmga ‘ ‘2'32lllMrvw “I?! ‘ ' ’ . . {pl Ol‘ M.e. M. 3M”! ‘ 14M“:'m'~:m man-m www.muamh; tmmxmzr‘” " "ml! your a“): Curran. 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June, whlbnnduty; hi "tempting. la thelmddn'ﬂt ‘ wilfully, vblgmlynnd "rawhmotm ‘mLm-nduum jauntD‘u, mum the ‘muuuamuu mmgawmumm ‘WuﬂdwﬂcbmebuNudMuﬁruﬂ disdpllne,mdinvloladonolmmbwmlnm| ‘ Upoatbeclurxabdngmd, Xannngdudtotkl’ud den-adiabcnofebchn,ﬁa¢ﬁo-usdgdwhnwu \dm-ﬁuwymmmcmwmummmo: ‘WguW,buzto‘hlmclfindivlduaﬂy,mdfmsm tioalnhlsmlnd dtkmMuddwhkhﬁopr Mbcg‘dhy,udmmuq,ﬂmdod&wauw Wuhawmwmﬁmmmdhm tea-for gooddbdplint. umnuuwmu Ninzfawudthepmchtmmmopw. mpdmrmudmdmmninmr all.“ “ W.Pmﬂuhaﬁﬂmbmdghbﬂobmblg I ~all:extremelyawakening,inn-award“!”lanthanu emebypudoa, {cud ugh-HM; Iliad-nut anmtoMMMQMm-ywawp on carpetéymddtuu'ey'“ ‘. -. ; l’nwoﬂtbﬁdﬁumcﬁdwwgrm mmwde-Hv bythgl‘n “anathema . , ' _ “ Panama-Enos, mcnnmcmudun celvetheZdonmonhnMM,ndmyh-vh‘ﬂm_ yonrukmbdgmﬂchoﬁnm switch ”chum chMdmhhghd-umﬁhn nommzummmmmatmum ltlsunnecnury toMonymuﬁMdeth‘ Martial hvmnhedbdpﬂnewﬂcklhmmwbw lnawoﬂ-ocpnlndarpnthow «mm-um hnpnucdwquMydeuMk-u, toot m¢mdammyaudmyg momma-cm youtopayaﬁmof'huntyolve Eon-b, and “11"“ mkudunthcwbepdd.” ~ . an; The weather here has been very unfavourable for some days past, and the Promenade, and places of fashionable resort, have therefore been very thinly attended. We were yesterday visited with a strong gale from the math-west, attended with violent rain, which lasted the whole day. The sea was running very high, and all the wooden erections, for the pur pose of ﬁxing the piles for the new chain pier. were entirely destroyed. The beach had all the appear ance of a :hipwreck, for nothlilzs but large pieces of timber was to be seen, which been again thrown‘ up by the sea. It is feared that none diﬁcnlty will be experienced in eompletinglthis undmkinﬁthan‘ was at ﬁrst imagined. W‘ respect to the no, nothing certain .18 known as to his arrival. There are very few good houses to let. and, as may he sop posed, the good people here do not omit to take ado vantage of it, and raise their ms. A Hamburgthii, bringing Papers from St. Pe tersburgh to 25th inst. reached as inst night.— Greet preparations were making in the Russian capi tel for the baptism of the young Grand Duchess with the barbarous name of Olga Nicolajma I The sponsors are their Majesties the Emperor Annu nzn, the King oi Pants“, and the Empress MAMA. Aker the baptisﬂ,’ TeDenm will be. perfermed, and a salute of 201 guns ﬁred, after which the young Princess will be invested with the Order .by the Eln press MARIA. . . y The cdebmted En‘fiisb Captain. pocnun, tube is famous both in an out of Euroye for his long a cursions on foot, and who has been for two years on gageg! in a toe: in Siberia, to discover whether. in the high northern latitudes. there is any mnestion between the Continents of Asia and‘ Anger-ice, has married in Kamtschatka I. native of that my, and is now on his return. He he- not!“ any junction tithe two Continua. The Connem'dGauue of Stockbdll compie cates to-day the oﬁcial intelligent that the» Boom Government has given {twig "Bde My d wrying on the coating m in noun. 9? ”I?“ of no higher duties than thou pdd by 39mm dup- Foumu Tutu—We undemm‘dut 31:.ng of the Bristol Custom-House. has for e 190; a. past employed all his intervals of leiam m endeao vouring to compreuhh walk on the Owl!" and‘ Excise—that he has succeeded to the full m 0‘ his wishes with ‘ut outﬁtting a single iota‘ of ”chi information, and that the week. in e very WO4 form, will My be published. g 1 a" . 1 ‘ '.'-.~~:i.;~ W. m: t":- “.1 -‘ --=.M»,= ‘- ,2‘ '- isx'rﬁm,’ ,:~ W”: , 34"»! “‘. ﬁn 9""?- :-’.‘!.43 k . 1~: -V‘, 3' , :91", ~ ' ‘l‘» (5?“ f“ I“ .l ,:: \‘-; O -,..0 k’ «(1“)»? :1." ‘l'3l‘ {1 '_‘A! p ”3%.: " 1’15?“ K ~' r’ ' . : _ I“? '-'« , - j .'. _‘- _"-. i‘7 v. 4. 'f ‘ , o”l&“”‘ - . ‘l‘ ' . ' .' ’ -‘ . ‘ ‘ ~ U a. -- . 3 v: -'0 1:53:31“ aft-Er; ’- ¥l‘ 3 "l‘ 1 . I . V - ' ﬁ ’ I“? ’\:__:J;’! 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" “Li.“ . 1w: ~ “:.;t“~'s-mw. ’e .. , ’w‘, {‘7‘ ..m"'.‘ t's ‘ 1“. ' ﬂ," ‘42, . ,- -~« ﬁp,‘¥s§i?‘fﬂ J 9"“:w 'n‘ .. s I "I‘ll“ - , ~. . ‘ ",-‘I~‘“ Duh stoma ’ i? . .“ng. Nah-u ‘ ‘ - ru- pa s.nmgma. ‘ . .‘. -s: . as. La... ‘5". . - “‘3 m 5? .I'/0&5. J I.' .' pl‘ M'YaMVdu'WdW-ﬂk“ Mﬁmumu‘x .uuﬂt; “ww».4 Dated 05.!“ _. ' - 1 .ElEthY-ﬁdﬁm ~ ;- '1 mw.&a.w '~ . .~ _ a 8 . M}! «smurf-I'M 7.4.. ”Mahatma: 0.1.-me ‘ rnhuqut.m¢mcu - '- -‘ : t ”.m‘ . o ’ o o u-Em- manna ‘-~. . H I Wodanhdh¢4yndt .- -~ t ﬁgment-In tarmamuusMp-ﬂ- SwGWAWQlapOm'uf-A‘pl’ﬂw' Tux nonhuman unm- ucu. ‘ . Mama‘s-dual. «, ‘ ' mum u. AﬁdeTc-Weahﬂum MI" m‘ucwvxmm" ‘ I'- I 8&1)..an M's“ ‘ i I 3 , 4 i ‘ ‘ GAME LAWS. ‘ Y It. Van. Van, 0! Wm." brought gum Main-"haw, mun followingdr. Union-med. thht on Sunday nnnhg he was.golng his rounds, when, at about one o'clock: met the prisoner, My, Yangwkh'a hashet on hiashnn .inßarhican,andqnea tinned hint astotheoontonta? Mr. Yatee told him that he had a’gonaeandtwofawhinit; hntgon’aearching it to he M hefoendthnoharelpndetncath the other ankles-,andasthe halesappeand tohave heenanated, and had nosealuponthent, hethonght hiaaelfjnclird in taking Ir. Yatea in custody, to hedeaitwithhythe mutunnderthe Game Laws. Mr. Barnu- att on behalf of Mr. Yates. anderoaa mulned. Clinton aharply. 'lhe latter, his cross-exami nation,adanittedthat hehteheioehed Hr. cuesuphewentwith himtohisahop. wﬂchwaaafewdoonap Chiawdl—atnet. and mthathewaaachoesemonger. and keptalarg‘ahop; hntho aid that he thought Mr. Yags’ notamwering inthelrdin stanceeaplleitiy, waa a circumstance of suspicion which was man» in heepingthe‘gnhoner incnstody. Hewas sorry. hesaid, that the cane had f in his way. Ir. Hounau—“ And you shall he still monsorry‘ hef ro ,yﬂhear docket of the cau."-- The Learned Solicitor said, that ‘helia'daeillom metwith a greater-instance of wanton outrage opal the-liberty of a respectable citizen and shopkeeper, for such ans Ir. Ynes. The oﬁcer had no‘right whatever to have taken hint in mod , though he shooid have a hundred hares in his ”I. 1“ law certainly mowed hares which were in poo of an unqualiﬁed person to be seized if there was any ground to believe them to have been poached; but no Acthad yet gone the length of authorising the seizure and imprisonment of a person carrying a hate through the streets. In the present case the ham came from France, and no oﬁcer had a right to tech French ham, which were not subject to the English Game we. The Alderman said that Ointon was jmiﬂed in atopping Mr. Yate- at that hour, and incl-ting upnn examining the canteen of the'hathet, hot thohghhe might have aeiaed the harea, hehulno tkht to imprison the owner, andaeted in a harsh and unjustiﬁable manner in doingjo, afserhe waa tore’that Mr. Yateswaa . shopkeeper. Mr. Yatea wonid doubtless have his remedy in a Conn of Law. The Alderman ordered that Mr. Yates W he discharged, and the hates, upon which Clinton declined making any charge, to be given up to hint. Mr.’ Yates left the oﬂce. declaring that he would institute legal proceedinga against Cllntm for take imprisonment. The Earlof Fire's shooting ,party, at Mar Lodge, which consisted of the following Noblemen and Gen tlemen, the Marquis‘of Gaamus. Lords Curran, Ewan, Bananas), andAn'mun HILL; Sits Wu. Etmor,~Joux Beaesrortn. and Tans. 'l‘nowanrnon, Bans. Honourable General Dun ; Messrs. MONMN, Wan-3,. Wtutu'osr, and Don, is now broke up, and his Lurdship has removed to his magniﬁcent mansion of 0118' House, near Band". .where he is en tertaining a large party of the neighbouring Nobility and Germ]. . _ Sunday morning, at ten o'clock. his Royal High ness the Dukeof You: left his residence at the Stable yard, sculames's. for Chevely, near Newmarket. on a shootin excursion for a Few days. The {li ht Hon. Earl BATHUII‘I‘ is now on a visit to the Raﬁ of Mount, at Saltrarn, and, when the weather is favourable, makes daily excursions to the. various objects of interest in the neighbourhood. Friday. a hen pheasant. supposed to have been pursued by a hawkf pitchedin the market-house. Chichester, and was caught, withcut being injured, and presented tohis Grace the Duke of Rlcuuouo. A nest of that highly endouahlrd,tlteheerded titnsouae (pa-u W). which was supposed never to breed in linguist; has bed! We!“ among saute rushes nearTilbury iiroad, armouth 11¢ neat contained ﬁve young ones,and was built on the ground. The old female and the young birds are now in the possession of Ir. Ham, of Yarmuth. ‘ ELOPII3B'I‘F-ln the early part of last week, a Gen tleman and Lady, who passed for man and wife, ar rived at Camelford. and took up their abode at one ~05 the inns in that place. The neat day a Gentleman, {who had the appearance of a Clergymar, came to the town, and speedily recognised the (Lady as his wife, the mother of several children, who had eloped with a married man. the father of a large family”- The distressed husband used every means of per suasion in his power to induce the infatuated svornau to return home, but in vain; she could not be per isnaded to quit her paramour, and the unfortunate nan was‘compelled to‘ieave her to her fate. The ‘aﬂ'air becoming known. the inhahitauts expressed to much indignation at this atrocious case, that the of .ﬁeerand his companion felt it necessary to change .dnif quarters. which they did on Thursday evening. The ‘ are the Rev. Mr. L——, of ;Bidef'on¢. and [ﬁ'entenant S——. a Naval Oﬁcer cobalt-pa], Mm We. I " W’wﬁ" a , t . , r M girlsvho warelassiyeamodah: munduthecmilll! _ , town. but under 03.0 ’ "W ff! . H? r- s I :3 Q l'. ' fiei Ll 5? , 'ms'ch-J (9'l“.vjrav ‘ x i 7 ; ”r”. .h " "l 1 ~.. Mg 1 .Q 2 ' _ l o' ' I ‘ . , .|_ , ' ‘if a: I . 4 ; ; . ! it '5 ’ it. I.‘ A .‘.| i 132? - ;‘1 3. ' | I l‘ , 1 H '1 ii a -: .anninfogoedb" ' "’ 5 ..mg: them: you: 3' . ‘ gwoaﬁcﬂhw ' I. “pols I, ‘-,. ‘ ‘ 3 :ﬂﬂun' . .wt- ‘ ; 5" f ..z .._ m." I. ' |_ ~ 3w. ".‘..«~."f'-,i-‘"‘\‘ 95. 1 ﬂ . | wiuﬁm D. t. Mun Hr. 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At the moment of our writing this, we hear that the keclnsen belonging to the high staiths of Stella, Wylarn, Holywell, and Benwell, above bridge, have resolved to resume their occupation; but those below bridge are still ‘ohstinately determined to hold out.— In the meanwhile, a Committee of Coal-owners'and Fitters have been appointed. 'Newcastle and the] neighbourhood, in consequence of the sto pageof the keelmen on the river, a:e ﬁlled with soldiers, like towns besieged. The 66th Regiment arrived between? test and eleven on Saturday evening, and all the local corps, with the troops at the Barracks, are on. per manent duty. Mr. Joni: LANOLIY Dumas, baker, in Sunder land, was last week committed to our Jail, on a charge arising-out of circumstances connected with the marriage, of the Milan Commissioner, Colonel Baowxa. e understand that on the wedding-day a number of persons assembled in Sunderland for the purpose of burning the eﬁgy of the Colonel and that of Dr. Gent, the father of the bride.— Mr. Devtsoa was amongst the pepulace, and_a boy swore before the Magistrates that he had sti mulated the multitude. and given inmetione wherei the eﬁgies of straw were to be exhibited and] burnt. The charge was resolved by the Bench into one of riotously assemblin , and Mr. DAVIIOI\ was required to give bail, himself in ,a certain amount, and two tureties in £lO each. A Gentleman ofaedk to become Mr. DAVtsou’s bail for the whole amount required of sureties, and his bail for twenty pounds. was accepted. A demand of ss. was then made foa‘ the costs of the recognizance; but Mr. DAVIIOI} havin steadily refused to comply. he was told that; 2s. 6: would heaceepted; that._sutn also d... re fused. and Mr. Dawson was committed to jail, whence he was shottly afterwards liberated 3 hnt the stair is not yet Minoan-Darkest amide. PIIACY—A lean from Phnadelplih, of 32”. be: 16,- m thu Captain Todd arrived at lam about an 2811: nit. from Guamja, and that neural pitatSllemh “206:6“ out then “1&1: roam mm. v "nan vugmco . Awicans, and particularly against the Captain“ of lthe Alligam, who had burnt qua of his vessels. In formation '3; method atGibat‘; 11m the pink PM had been taken ﬁnd cmiodinm St. Domingo; Jud mepncmSuJag‘oﬁnh. Tuning. lAIN, margin 90" ‘ ‘éout.’ :‘six’hgnuto‘ “is“ mum ‘ ,m‘ M nun 3 r on: it ‘ “tr; . 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