Star.
London, England, 1814-10-29 00:00:00

YARMOUTH, OCTOUR 97.

The Hoop, H "aimoT, fr.m Snr.,terl ind, w ith coals
and earthenware, is on shnre at Winter!on, an,l ex-
pected to be got off, if the weather moderates. The
Ander, Heinle, has put in here, and must unload her
cargo of wheat ; she is from N .y.

NEWHAVEN, OCTOBER Ss.
The Golden Grove, R. CosmAU, from Archangel.
with hemp, tar, &c. for Cork, arrived in Seah.rd
Roads last night : the crew have been living on bread
and water for 18 days ; the vessel has had a dread-
ful passage, and during the voyage the s!iip sprung a
tea:l, which compelled the Captain to throw over 12
or 13 bales of hemp. The leak was stopped on the
coast of Lapland : the crew are all well. and the ship
will now proceed for Cork, having receivA supplies
from this t. The Captain his sent a namitive of
his voyage to his owner, which is the most distressing
I ever heard. The Duke of Wellington Packet, of
this port, put into Folkestone on Weduesiay, with the
loss of both masts, m.tin-sail, main-bo.tm, &c. she was
in the gale on Tuesday morning ; had on hoard 31
passengers, &c. ; no accident happened to any per.
son : she was 30 miles s .t:th cf lieacily when the
masts fell.--The Wellington is expe t; be ready
for sea ten days.

The Duke of in town from
Bri Aron.

We recciv2d rnornlv a supply of Brussels and
Frankfort buL they turni,ll Ili wit:. nothing u 4
interest.

We havz• once mire the glad for:ton.! to present
our !Tack's with eep:ooi extr.,cts from Atneri:an
Papers rt•ctived by us exclusively. They, emSrace the
official details el tl:e recent occurrences nn the Ame-
rican shores, as tiated by the enemy's Commanders,
and cannot lad to be read with interest.

MEE:TING OF PARLIAME%T.—Those 'ho are desi-
rOus of becomint; acquainted with the 1...tdi•:4 topics
to be discussed in the ensiling Session of l'arltarneot,
(we allude particularly to the 11.tLiiNCV P.twen,
the &Avg Ttt.son, the ANIN:IICAN GoEs-riosr, the
Cons LAWS, and the Art•Anis t,t 1•1(ta......5Y), will find
both sides of evory cpt.:stion trcated of in the PAo-
ent.rrE:it, pailished quarterly. Seven Nun.hcrs have
already appeared, and the cishth will be published on
the Ist of D)tcerobtr.

Rear•Adinital BctiLlov, it is bereved, will :.icaved
Sir SANIL'Et, Ho•-.t, in the and ItPar•Arl-
niiral Cirm. Row Lev sticceet;:s Sir Trio.. Wit.LiAfas
in the command at Sheeniest. The Con'zu-A:.t is, 7.44
at Icrtsni.:u:ll, is ordered t , be c,,furnis,i,!.ed for a
Flag Officer for the East Iniics. The :7 onmand at
Sheerness will be ertendea westward until it r!aches
Sir RIC:IMID BIC'KERTON'i cc.rni i nd; A Imiral Fo.
Lev, in the Dawns, being directed by the price regu-
lations to strike his t'..tg. This was done on 'nuts.
day evening, at sunset ; an'! the Navy aiard have
siirccted the !tense appnipii4ted fir the residence of
the Port-Airni;•al at Deal to be let, rt.s•Jvi•ig the
right to re-o:c,ipy it at a month's noti.-e. Tb 'se of
the crew of the flag ship, the lONNIOCTII, which were
employed in the Naval V.ud at Deal, repaired on
hboaamrdtoth.biteshpai pi
do. noffT,teeday, and
nrsdraite are
d c,aizardt
dltd to
buchCbiitpts-
uneter orsi2t for Ametica As ate ill WditlL Of 1111:11.