Star.
London, England, 1814-10-28 00:00:00

The Constamia, Feddes, from Mcmel t• Gottenburgh, Is lost
with all the crew.

The lane, Brooks, front Palau, is lost in the Baltic—crew,
cargo, and materi.:ls saved.
The Minerva, Da Costa, frcru --, and the Friendship,
Tripter; from Peersburgh to Bristol, were driven on shore near
Anholt, the 12th instates.
The Ellen, Dolman, from Riga to Sheerness; Lord Welliac
ton, Scares, from Riga to Lisboa ; Concordia, Date, front Rita
to Holland; and the Christiana Eliza. Anderson, from Riga to
tit' lama. ismer laws ease Rica, durum a gale, on tlso uk.
The Moshwa,Rodde, bound to Hatuhurgh, put back to Arch-
angel about 15th ult. leaky.
The Onverwaght, Vandermat, from Helvoet to Colchester, is
put into the Helder, with lass of masts.
The Forsivtigcheten, Wentzer, front Catishatn to Gotten-
burgh, is lost near Cottenburgh.
• The Horatio, Ittriney, bound to Trinidad, and the Senhouse,
Carmichael, front Prince Edward's Island, were driven on shore
near Liverpool, on Tuesday morning The formerltas been got
to an anchor in the River, with her bulwark: stove in.
The Luta, Carthy, and Atlas colliers were wrecked on Hytbe
beach on Tuesday.
'1 he ALtander transport, Morton, is arrived at Plymouth
front Hahfas ::ailed the nuth oltimo, with Wile vessels, under
cu..voy of his Majesty's ship Acbar, and parted the 7th instant
in a vex ipakc the transport No. 4C4, bound to Quebec, with
loss of mizemmast and foretopma ; and the Paragiin, bound to
Halifax, t:ismasted,aod in great distress, in lat. 47. lung. 37. and
parted from the Paragou'on the litth June, after ass-sting her.

We stated yesterday that the Merchants who have
goods in bond, were allowed to the 14th of Novem-
ber to clear them, and that one month idditi.nal was
granted to those who entered them for exportation..
We now understand that something like an intima-
tion was given that some further indulgence vriaild be
granted in regard to•tnbacco, bark, indigo, and other
descriptions of dry goods.
Private letters from Paris state, that the Spanish
General, MINA, and abvut thirty ad erents, had ar-
rived in that Capital. They were immediately ar-
rested by tl►e Police, upon an irregular order issued
by the Spanish Minister. Greatly to the honour of
the French Government, the Spaniards were set at
liberty the instant their detention was made known,
and the Agency of the Police severely reprimanded.
Last night both Theatres performt•d the same
Play (Ha►mlet), and the. Amateurs acre divided between
their attachment to Mr. KLUBLE and Mr. EVAN
Nothing can be more dissimilar than the perlu►mance
of these two great Actors in this part. They aro
bath impressive, though in different ways, and it is
delightful to see this contest of talent, by which the
spirit of the Drama is maintained, and the attraction
of the Theatres kept up.
SHARPE, THg MIADERgRo.-ThiS morning Thomas
Sharp, Cm the wilful murder of Elizabeth Dobbins,
at her cottage, Millrield-lane, Kentish Town, took his
trial at the Old Bailey, Wore Lord ELLENsnaouou.
and a crowded Court, for that atrocious and abomi-
nable deed, of which he was found guilty, and order-
ed to be executed on Monday morning, and his body
to be given for dissection. During the whcle of his
trial he manifested a degree c f hardihood never be-
fore seen in that Court; and, on leaving it, impre.
cated the most horrid curses on the Its.i.or.nEn, who
bad justly passed cn him the sentence of condemna-
tion.