Star.
London, England, 1813-11-15 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

Dee. 6Z :111orr.as and Samuel Knight, of Mosley, Lancash!re,
at ten, at the Pack-horse, Huddersfield, Dec. 8, Claude Rene
Frederick Villiers, "Penbury, surr °it, at eleven, at the I-lop-pots
Inn, Worcester. Dec. I, John Ridgway and lam.vsKearslzy, Lol-
ton, cotton-spinniits, a: eleven, at tt.e Star Inn, Manchester
Dec. 10, Henry Sla-rr!ngto74, Geroge Cooper, Leonard Cooper,
and Johii Fi,unr Heavy, near thorley, whitsters, at elver., at
the Bridge In Isoltoti. Dec. 11, Richard Robinson, of Cleck-
beaten, grocer; °at el!:vee. at the Whim Swan. lialitax Dec.lo,
Alexander Catson and William Distill, Live:l-not, merchants,
at one, at the George Liverrol Dec. 1,5, John Amin? ford,
of Worcester, woollen draper, at eleven, at the Star and Garter,
Worcester. Dec. It, Samuel Farnsworth, ot Codnor, Derbyshire,
hosier, at three, at the Punch Bawl, Nottingham. Der. 7, Bt. m.
jantin Ager Day, Aston, near Birmingham, brass-founder,at
-at the Union Inn, Birmingham.

CERTIFICATES, DFCEMBXR 4.

1 Wm. Sanntlers, Nortcn Falgate, lisien•draper. John Palmer,.
• Staining lane. William Allen, Great Hornaead, Her ts, grocer
George .iliarpley, Southwick, Hants, innkeeper. Jarmis Lee, of
Rstchire Highway, halivrthislier. Steplinni Rowe, Huntingdon,
grocer. Richard Wizks, Wut thing, brewer. John Prince Smith,
Upper Thaniviestreet, lead-merchant. Margaret and Dorothy
Mas!ecry, !lanky, milliners. John Minetho-q, Wakefield, malt.-
ittr. Edward Hawkins, York, grocer. William Bnoth, Whap-
lode, ale and liquor-merchant. henry Keene Smithers,Newport,
' coal master. thomasTaylor,Dover-conrt, miller. William May,
sem Leetfo.-1, timher-merchant. Eli Sikes, Bolton, rolkr-manu-
.facturer. William Harrison the elder and younger, tinendrapers.
Henry Knight, qteyting, cooper. John Robinson, Birmingham,
ficn.r! ham M'Geoch, Chester, linen-draber. Charles Menton,
i Church Shetton, Salop, innholder. Franci. Smith, St. Philip and
Jacob, Gloucestershire, maltster. Charles Longman the younger,
Stotfoid, fax-spinner. Alexander Black, Hayes, veterinary sur-
geon. Belikomn and Asher Benjamin, Brydzes-street, Covent-
.
Garden, licensed dealers in wine.

Sir Wriw.t.rs Scorr intends bringing in a Bill of
Indemnity, to exonerate the 197 Rectors and Vici,es
in the aoceses of Loudon and Ely, against whom
qui tarn actions have been brought, for not stating, in
time, the one of two livings, for which they claimed
metnption from residence.
Nlamouts OF Sin JOSHUA R ANNOLDB.—English Li-
terature in general, and the Arts especially, will rea-
dily acknowledge much obligation to ;vir. NORTH-
COTE for this intei-esting production. Such a Volume
• w 4,1 wanted on the Shelves of our Libraries. Mr. N.
irtgoduces a variety of Anecdotes of those eminent
persons with whom Sir JOSIIUA maintained inter-
course and fr:endshiP ;. hence this work abounds with
entertainment, and those who cultivate respect for
the contemporaries of Sir JOSHUA; as well as himself,
will Lind abundant ,pxusement in the recollections and
• cefieetiumo— ok 14ik gographer. • -

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LEST I- MDIA IN7-1 ELLIGEA'CE.

Saturday aLeeward Island Mail arrived, by which
accts nts' were received from that quarter to the '2oth'
of September. We regret to find, that another storm
and inundation had been experienced at Dominica,
which have occasioned considerable 4oss.-

ROSEAU, (DOMINICA) SEPTEMBER 1.
This unfortunate colony has again sti fired severely
under the scourge of DIVINE PROVIDENCE. On the
25th ult. we experienced another hurricane at nine iq
the evening, which was accompanied by such deluges
of rain, that the river burst its banks 'and inundated
the town, forcing in its passage every thing that op-
posed its progress.. The scene next morning was
dreadful : the street chocked up with trees, lumber,
and sand : quantities of fish of. different descriptions,
lying about ; every opening to the sea undermined,
!ad most of the streets excavated from 10 to 15 feet.
The destruction is terrible ; and what provisions the
wind spared, the rain and torrents-have washed away.
Providentially no lives have been lost, but many have
had hair-breadth escapes. The three large columns
of waters which suddenly rushed into the town, took
their respective courses town River-street, Hilsbo.
rough-street, and N ew-street ; and in the course of a
feet► minutes, the whole of the town from Market-
street to the river side was laid under water, to the
depth of ten on twelve feet. Every place between
Cork-street and the river side exhibits a scene of de.
solation. Many of these houses which had the good
fortune to resist the former storm, ere either de-
stroyed or carried off from their foundations, while
some of a smaller kind were totally swept into the
sea. The materials of those building which the late
gale had spared, and whose owners were endeavouring
to raise them from their ruins, are now entirely lost.
BASSETERRE, (GUADALOUPE( SEPTE'VIBER 3.

On Tuesday, the 31st ult. during the finest appear-
ance of weather that.could possibly be imagined, the
river Aux Herbes, which traverses this town, rose
suddenly, and with a force and violence far beyond
what has ever happened within the remembrance of
the oldest inhabitants. A great number of people
were surprised in the river, and borne away by the
descending torrent ; of these about thirty are said to
have perished, and the other unfortunates, clinging
to the rocks until the flood began to abate; gave to
the spectators the most lively feelings for their fate,
as it was impossible to afford them any succour.—
During the whole of the inundation, a very strong
smell, resembling that of sulphur, intermixed with
bilge water, prevailed so much throughout the town,
that many were led to conclude, that a reset voir or
source of water had burst in the neighbouring Sout.
friere Mountain ; and others again imagined, that the
accident might have been occasioned by a water-spout.