Star.
London, England, 1815-12-16 00:00:00

RAMSGATE, DECIMBER IS.

Arrived the Juno and Formax transports, front
Ostend, to take troops on board. Cane in kr shelter
several vessels from the Downs; also the It ver, trent
London, bound to Antwerp, with loss of anchors and
cables, &c. alter havint' been on shale near &Ain;
the Carl 15kiii, from Noriikopping, bound to Mar.
seines, has air° .arrived ; sh- has be,n un shore on the
1-nng Sand and Margate S+ud, without having
sus-
tained much damage. The Lively pAcke, f
Ostend, will sail to-night's tide, with
p4aSengl:l`;, iq
order to reach her port in the day time, which is al-
ways aimed at by the packets from this place.
MARGATE, DECEMBER iS.

The Woodbridge East Indiaman is at anchur in
our Roads.—The wind blowing fresh at West.
HARWICH. DUCEMBER t 5.

Arrived the Lark packet, with a Mail from C-ix.
haven. The brig Minerva, of Shields, with coals on
buAri, sunk M this harbour last night.

Oaa of the American rapers contains the following
articles:
" LsE the Asteu.:,it of Arierizam.)
This is to c intion all wholesale tiealers how they
purchase rods by the advance of British Agents.—
Several false invoices have been really sold to persons
in this city, who afterwards obtained the correct in.
voices of the gentiin: sterling cost of the rods, which
',vas from 5 to 15 i).:1 cent. lower than the fake ot:ts.
Let the Publiz, let the United States, and the iionel
importer, look v. th -se frauds, whereby the Br: is:;
Agent is en.sbled to undersell VI:: latter, and defraud
tit.: two former. Perjury is a ciin 1141)4 to se et(
punishment by the laws of our (cowry, :tad let tl.ast
liritish Agents attend to it : they will be ounislld,
unless they become honest."
RALEIGH, (N. C.) NOVEMBER &
The regular troops, about fifty in number, tha.
nave been stationed in this place for some months
marched yesterday morning from Augusta, Georgia,
under the command of Lieutenant Pendleton. They
were ordered, no doubt, in consequence of the bast:

DEATH OF VIII DUKIi tiF NORIPOLIC.—We are PI
tiemely sorry to announce the death of the Duke o
Nouxut.x. His Grace died at his Castle of Arundel
in Sussex, at an early hour this morning.
Extract of a letter, dated 20th June, from Bengal
" Since we began this letter, accounts are received c
a destructive inundation in Jepore. There is men
indigo produced in that district than in any othe
throughout India, and the quantity of the year's prc
duce must be considerably affected by lIIIS calamity
L'he precarious nature of this cultivation preclude
the possibility of any confident anticipation of its re
suit ; we can only pretend to guess at it, and the
vaguely estimate an equal produce in the present a
in the past year."
A melancholy accident occurred in the dwellini
house of Mr. Jonas, carver and gilder, North His
Colchester, about eight o'clock on Thursday eve
ing. He was preparing some varnish, when the IL
flammable ingredients, which were contained in
bottle, became overheated, burst into flames, an
burnt his hands in a dreadful nianner ; hut what
most deplorable to relate, his site, two children, an
the servant girl, who were near by, were in an instal
enveloped in the flames, and so di -adtullv burn
that they lingered but a few hours, in great ago
and died.
Five of the gang who murdered Mr. Whitbread
gamekeeper, have been taken, and warrants are issue
against the other two. Most of them are said to hat
been hit by Dynes's gun, he having had the present
of mind, alter he was shot, and had exclaimed •!
am a dead man," to cock both barrels, and take au
before he fired them.
How:lnc.—The Hatfield Hounds meet on Monday at Kni
worth; au Thursday, at liraroinghain; un Saturday, at Cola

Heath, at half past ten.
The Hounds of R. S. Lloyd, Esq. meet at Fast Wood, 01
Woolpit, on I tiesday and Friday, at Cotford Bridge, Hadlesgh.
Last week Mr. Dtiughty, of SAppertun, and a par'
'Chivas, after coursing for some time, were suddea
itiippedits their diversion by the unexpected entran,
it the ouer•run puss into the house 01 the ltev. Ws
'Butchers of Raps's', where she was taken alive.
MATCH OF 1,100 MILES IN 1,100 HOURS.
Limit the libackhesib radestrsan, perseveres 11
his adman task—bets are now in his favour.

MATCH OF TWELVE HUNORKD
Maidstone, December IS,
Twetxrit att.—This morning, t.'s minutes alit
two o'clock, TvFritz started, and tlic weather
wing wet, prevented him performing more than
miles at seven o'clock, whey the tAni ab'''ed.
ri
,on and he then, at twelve o'clock, accomplished •••
Miles; at four o'clock, 43 miles ; and 4 mi. mina
iiast eight they left oti• with 60 nitles.—letS
Jay *lie to lour in their WNW'.

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Part of the 16th Regiment of Light Dragoons
handed at Dover yesterday morning from Calais s--
:he remainder of the regiment gre expected to arrive
to-day.

Yesterday 190 men and 400 horses of the 23d
Light Dragoons arrived in MAidstone from Canter•
1,11:y, on their route from France for Dorchester,
uLeze the whole regiment is expected to Thenible
the remainder tirrived from France at Hytho on
'Wednesday.

None of the Infantry Regiments had anived at
talais on Thursday, but they were daily expected.
Thursday the depot of the,2d R. N. B. Dragoons
aiiived at Chnterbuyy, to wait the arrival of the regi-
vent from France, and where it is to he st,:',-)ned
Three Battalions ordered to return home, 1i lye
been countermanded, and are to remain in Flanders