Star.
London, England, 1808-09-23 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVIES END, iLET. 2.—Passed by the Pilgrim, Green, from
St. D 0,1" isigo ; Mervin, James, from Demerara; Resolution, Perry,
• root Dublin ; John, Crabtree, from the Brazils; Swan, Wood-
berry, from Teneriffe ; Dispatch, Foreman, and the Joseph, Con-
nelly, from I.imerickailed the Union, Bader., for the South
seas; Hibbrrts, Wilson, for Yucaton ; Friendship, Pearson, for
Hayti; Dispatch, Rowe, for Wi.xford; Goltinho, Mills, for
Oporto ; George, Forbes: ; and Conimer:e, Tindall, for Gibraltar.
The fleet that sailed from Jamaica, under convoy
of the An.olAs-r, are all arrived except the Indian
Trader, SCAIFE, for Liverpool ; and Daphne, DEN-
NING, for Belfast ; they both parted on the 9th inst.
The Trafalgar transport, Captain FousTER, is on
shore on the rocks to the eastwArd of Ramsgate.
The Betsey, Fnmse, bound to the Baltic, is cap-
tured by the Danes, and carried into Samsoe.
The fleet that sailed from the Leeward Islands, un-

der convoy of the RAitium, are all arrived, except
. the Albion, THomrsos • and Neptune, STRACIIAN,
from St. Croix, for Aberdeen; Portland, KILLEKICK, ,
from Trinidad, for Liverpool ; H.opi, Fox, from To-
bago ; Fortune, WILsoN ; and Favourite, as, from
Demerara, for the Clyde.
A letter from Halifax, dated August 23, says—
" About 150 Spanish prisoners were sent home from
this place on Saturday last. All the troops here are
in camp, and in good health. Admiral COFFIN leaves
this in a few days, for Quebec. A frigate and trans-
ports have sailed for Bermuda, with provisions for the
troops. Several ships from England arrived here
last week. The Gcvcrnor, Sir Gem= PREVOST, and
Lieutenant COIOIICI PAKENIIANI, of the 7th, have been
fur six weeks past on a tour through tho province of
Nova Scotia.

The Olive Branch, FttAIPTON, arrived at Liver..
pool from Quebec, brought the following intelligence:
" Warren, Rhode lsiand, May 24.
" Arrived at this port on Tuesday last, the brig Anny, Max.
well, forty.onc days from Cayenne: came passengers in the Anny,
nineteen of the crew of the iDis ane, belonging to Messrs. Gib..
son, Broad:tone, and Co. of Charleston, South Carolina, which
"vessel was front the coast of Africa, bound to Charleston, and put
into Cayenne in distress • the Master, Peter Carnth, and all the
I officers, having died before she leR the coast. Immediately on
i her arrival at that port, she was taken possession of by the
i Government, her papers taken from them, and a file of soldiers
Iput on board ; her cargo taken out, and sold by auction, the crew
paid off, and the ship dismantled, without any reason given."

A n'telanc-holy accident occurred yesterday evening
in Blackfriars Road : Lord Mansfield was passing
in his carriage, when two little playfellows, the one a
boy of five ) ears old, the other four, were crossing the
road ; when the latter, unseen by the coachman, was
struck down by one of the horses, and, in spite of
every effort to rein back, the horses sprung forward,
and one of the wheels passed over the child's body,
and bruised hint so severely that he was taken in-
stantly to St. Thomas's Hospital without hopes of re-
covery, and died almost immediately afterwards.—
Lord Mansfield, having quitted his carriage, appear-
ed much shocked, and went into the shop of Mr. Har-
ding, watchmaker, where he left his address—entrea-
ted that every care might be taken of the child, and
said he would do every thing in his power to palliate
the wretchedness of his parents. The distracted mo-
-1 cher has the additional affliction of her husband being
in prison for debt.