Star.
London, England, 1808-11-26 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, NOV. 24.

The Pavilion has again resumed its accustomed
gaiety of appearance. His Royal Highness the
PRINCE of WAiss had yesterday a select dinner party,
and in the evening a ball was given in the Egyptian
Gallery to the junior Nobility, in celebration of the
birth-day of Miss SEvmoun. Lady PAGE, Mrs. Ftrz-
HERBERT, and Miss TursF.n, and a splendid party of
eighteen, occupied a box at the Royal Circus, who,
with a numerous audience, expressed themselves much
pleased with the performance. The exterior of the
house was illuminated, and some fire-works were ex-
hibited on the occasion. On the conclusion of the
performance, the parties adjourned to the Pavillion,
where the ball immediately commenced. Among
our present visitors are the Duke and Duchess of Sr.
A LEAN°S, Duke and Duchess Of NEWCASTLE, Mr.
and Lady CHARLOTTE BELLAsYSE, Lord and Lady
MoNsos, Lord and Lady FOLLY, Sir STEPHEY and
Lady Gusts 7, Sir THOMAS CLARGES, Lord BxxioN, &c.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 24.

Came in the ALCMEXE, of 32 guns, from a cruize ;
DRUID, of 32 guns, from Cork ; Lovely Peggy, Capt.
UNIANI, from Lisbon, with fruit, fcr this port.

PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 24. -
Arrived his Majesty's brig DARING, from a cruize;
Stag, CAuPexrEa ; and Waterman, —, from Ma-
deira and Lisbon.—Sailed his Majesty's ship BLAcic
JOKE, for Plymouth ; GOSIIAWKE, HAD", and Sva.
TLE, on a cruire.—Wind W.
DEAL, NOVEMBER 25.
Last night the wind suddenly changing to the wea-
ward, the outward-bound, which were preparing to
sail, came to an anchor again, and remain in the
Downs with his Majesty's ships as per last, and seve-
ral outward-bound vessels.—Wind W.

YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER es.
Arrived this morning the &MAU sloop of war, and
BLOODHOUND gun-brig. Sailed the STHENEIODS gun-
brig, and SEALARK schooner. Remain in the Roads
the ROEBUCK, ABOUKIR, STATELY, MAJESTIC, PRIN..
cESS CAHOLINr, and CAl.vpso.—Wind N. W.
GAAVFSEND, NOVEMIIIR 2-S.—Passed by the Active, Smith,
from Stockholm; Hannah, Hogan, from Dublin; and the St.
George, White, from Malta.—Sailed the John Anderson, Scott,
for Africa ; William, Swiney, fur St. Lucie ; Venerable, Edwards,
for Dublin ; Adventure, Davidson, for Guernsey ; Fanny, Nickol-
son ; and the Simon Cook, Langley, for Demerara ; Albion,
Young, for St. Kites ; Hopewell, Hayman ; and the Friendship.
Neale, for Surinam; Dispatch, M'Millan, for St. Croix; Gover-
nor Halkett, Watman, for Tobago; Fortitude, Martin ; Jonah,
Cummings; Earl St. Vihrect, Hutton; and the Nereus, Brock-
bank, for Jamaica.

ARRIVED—In Stanegate Creek, the Hind, Clarke; C.trac-
tatus, Weldon; and Concord, Hanford, from Malta. At Fal-
mouth, Edmond, Page, from Malta ; Elizabeth, Shirley, from
Cadiz ; Juflrow Anna, Smith, from Senegal, and Alert, Bligh,
from Newfoundland. At Liverpool, Alexander, Stewart, from
ditto; Betsey, Slade, from Lisbon, and the Esther, Jowls, front
Quebec. In the Clyde, Lavinia, Buttermere, from Quebec. At
Esmouth, the Uwe Brothers, —, from Prince Edward's (stand.
In the Downs, the Aguilar, Thomas, from Halifax ; Little Wil-
liam, Emerald, —, Mary, Sibson ; Apollo, Gruby, ,
and Gratitude, Rowe, from Malta. Off Oporto, the Unanimity,
Cummings, from Newfoundland. At Alicant, the Minerva,
Williams, from Newfoundland; Random, Newport, from Dublin ;
Dundas, Barrett, from Jersey ; Juno, Bates; and Intrepid, Hew--
son, from London. At Strangford, the Esther, Murdock, from
London. At the Brazils, the Ptggy, Stevens, from London. At
Malta, the Alert, Burgess, from London. At Newfoundland,
Duddon, I ohnson ; Mermaid, Dermer, and Mary, Cocking:, from
Liverpool. At Quebec, the Esther, Rose, from Liverpool.
The Pomosn, with a fleet from Portsrnouth, is
arrived at Malta.

The Eliza Hamilton, DAVIDSON, from New York,
for St. Croix, is captured by a French privateer, car-
ried into St. Martin's, and condemned.

The Henry, -, from Bristol, for Seville, foun-
dered in lat. 47. long. 8. Crew saved.
The Porte Packet, Etionits, from Teneriffe, for
London, has put into Lisbon, in consequence of the
master having broke his arm. The mate is appointed
to command the vessel, which was to sail from thence
about the 14th instant.

The Francis, PAS:;MORE, from Cardiff, for London,
has been found without any person on board, and
carried into Cowes.

The Integrity transport, Captain CORNPORTH, was
totally lost near Padstowe, on Monday last, crew
saved.

The Hibernia, JAmrs, from Londonderry, for Phi-
ladelphia, is wrecked near Lockindahle._

Tile Hope, HEBON, from Lisbon, for Gottenburgh,
was totally lost on the 31st of October, near Lisbon.
Captain LLEWYX, of the George, arrived at Poi; c-
mouth from Malta, states, that two or three cf
fleet, under convoy of his Majesty's ship STANDARD,
from the Mediterranean, have foundered, and he
fears their crews are lost, as the weather was so bad
no boat could render them assistance.

The ship Sisters, ABRAMS, from Greenock to St.
John's, was wrecked on the 2fith of September, on
sunken rocks, three leagues from Grand Manan.—
Immediately after she struck they endeavourei to
launch the boat, but were not able ; but they low:Ted
the stern boat, in which the Captain and six of tl e
crew saved themselves; but the Mate and remaining
part of the crew, fifteen in number, were ur.avo {.44•
ably left to their fate, it being utterly impoisibie :0
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