Star.
London, England, 1815-12-07 00:00:00

BONAPARTE.

We have been favoured with the follow;np.
from an Officer of the ship v;!:.ch conveyed to:—
rAttrz to 116 Place of :
Mojesty's Nt):Yrisrldititf.A'
ift.:t! 3. °maws.

44 lii Majesty's ship the P.:.IWoLF is jA:st
under weigh ;or Enysl.md. I shall embrace
porttanity to inform you. Otat v !,no t...
after a long passage. V:e 'andel!
two day, afterwards. Fir is nnw Evin 7 t
at the house of a Gentiernan, wl.nre L.:me
costae. until his own at' I.'lngwt:Nd
followers ate already tired, arc. I ,
regret their having consented to icc.rnil.;;,
Madam rEitTitAND, who talks
trld tne it was a compkte de..:.ri. I C.if k!•
unlikely that she will go to 1:11:1-nj k:tL.
lion if her childt en.

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4, I have.hal .diz-graiiflent'on ofalir'•••• roc- ti
with the Ex•Entperor. Ili utiLt: eery 1.]•,(1• :.1,•
and geser:ll4 addreswe hints..lo. to t!..
Among those wisqll7ave (t)Ft:wt.:l Lim, (.
TRANu aad Cnent ;,ss ;;;pear t
emirate. To thtirth is he .s.;11( :n Cr"- ;
very little exercise ;,eras
and always aftcs s'...nitn. i5ti,437.1 tin,t• I -
*boot half an'imur. o.:
he has
Whist : I: a cn• •'r, r (.!,
retires early and
.risrs rely Lr,..
very clostly wwebel and m,s-c..ly t,,
guard boats and brigs cruiii;ig r,msJ.
cauti:ln is taken to prevent the po-•,i' lilt) „!
rAttrt's escape, and unless he c:.:1 fly,
possible I.rr hitn to get away. Vo one it :.:4
be out of the • ship alter sun.s4, and every
constantly kept ready t.) slip."

Furxen Colntrnee.—The I.ll9wing
hay:: been received tht..ugh r litivate o

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' 11Avas, Nov. et: —lt has beat rroj a:La lit , ,7
t')Etf.nitine to 'ht. t !limbers t. 11r.1:,, .L: :re.ti il i .• , 11,
prucuce and cotturi, all per the ann..-5..,i ..este•:i.:,.i :
WRL-11 PUTICS 1:: ra.c.::... 1
Cote,, French Coloniel • . .
Do. foreien.per French all;ps - .
Sugar, twit French Colonic.' . -
Do. do. foreign, per French ships • -
De. elated, French Colcrii.s . -
Do. do. foreign, per French ships - -
Cocoa, French Colori4-s . -
1)0. foreign, per French *hips . -
The duty will be much higher on foreign proluce
per foreign ships: •
Cotton Ifia, island fiernia . .
1/ltto [lnured, Genre.a
4' With the tenth of the said dui* to be reirecuvel
alt per 100 Kollegrams.*
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On the collect of the improvement of thi
factures in tae United States, we t xtract the toe
from the Mode Id.,nd Ameriwn :
" It has been satisfactorily aicertained, tine
small district alone comprised within a cite!
miles from Providence, illere are nut 1-ss
manufacteries,eontaining more thin 1 '.10,000
and cop able cl h-ldine a mtrch larger numb'
of them have y,t received their fail coal:4(
machinery. The qu unity of cotton they spi
a year may be coniputed bales, :u
inantifactured iato cloth, w3l produce Q 7,
yards, which at the average p:ice of eigl
amounts to 4270,000 dollars, and the total
the cloth will exceett6AX),(loo of dollars."
DRURY LANE TUE srne.—The Comerly et
Trip to Scarborough, last night introduced Mt
DIN in the part of /di:: Hesdero, which she si
with a chastised playful spirit that exteede,
former efforts. She excited much applause
orit. Mr. S. PENLEY, as Lord Foitpington,
gether creiitable to so young a performer.
of the characters were well acted. l'aLmee,
peared in the part of Sr Tunbelly Clumsy, sup;
with the truth and humour of the Oid SelnA
House had a very numerous audience.
Werriumreit Schein:.—Yesterday evenic
mirers of Classical Dramatic Literature 'es
uncommon treat in witnessing tLe represent
the Andric; of TERENCE. We were hi hl
with the histrionic talents of all the gentlei
stood forward on this occasion as candidate
partial approbation of their fri. nds ; and it
much to say, that it they had received the
structions tram professioisilly dramatic cl
they could not have acquitted themselves
the satisfaction of competent judges. lt-rs
but justice to publish their names', with the cl
they so ably sustained. They are as feline,
Simo Mr. DUN DAL I flyrrhia Mr. (:errs
susia Mr. GLYN I.estna Mr. %Volt
Davus Mr. Boussit. Ctircntrs Mr. kw,
Mysis Mr. Hu ECIIINSON. Ctito Mr. L.
Panaphllus Mr. KING. Drunto Mr. Suol
Charin.ts Mr. J. WILLI.tMS.
Mr. BOURNE, as Davis, was an excellent
tative of the pert, knavish, and pimping v.
the Simo of Mr. DUNDAS obtained universal
tinual applause. Mr. Kiwi, who represent
phibes, will have nothing further to study, i
to imitate, in real life, the fashionabk ch
wkich he has aspired in mimic lepre.ent.:ti
WIIITE and Mr. Galas, AS Byerki r and
happily eccentric ; and indeed t:i.. %%hole et
ratters were as judiciously cast as they si
supported. But the principal subject far a.
was the correct pronunciation at the ling'
cording as it is taught at that distinguis:
nary, as well as a clearness of delivery, W 1
dered every word audible. This could onl
result of much study, as we observed no lap
required the coadjuration of a pr‘inpter.
mitory seemed to be fitted up with more sp;
usual for the accommodation of visiters, bi
completely crowded in every part.
ACCIDENT.—SAturd.ty se'neight, a little_gi
twelve years of age, the iiaughter of Mr lit
Matfield, having been told that A WO/ ti
making for her, she, with that east:mess n.
children, in running to the matuairnaker's,
Promised gift; tell into a pond and vhis unior
&owned.

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TILE Alex i:

7:1, the Durham Militia arritietl in Berwick on
..te to &hobos/Rh.
Ai. Officer and 30 privates of the Leitrim Militia

re let Nenagh, to do duty at Borris.o.kane, county
pperny.
rie Corporation of Cork have voted the Freedom
that City to the following Officcrs, natives of it,
their gallant conduct at the battle of Waterlbo :
C..p.ain lir sae ANDREWS, 12th Dragoons.
.a.n Mom Fon/ims, 231 Foot.
t 1 Huns s Kass. 92d Foot.
Lieutenant t;i:oitea BALDWIN, 14th Foot.
Lieutenant R.'l'. Bei gum. 92d Font.
I.i, uterant.Joun RVAILEY, Seth Foot.
I.i,otenant It P. EASON. 104th Foot.
I.irotensot W. SHEA, King's German LeziOn.
Eosigu RICHARD Taoassust., 40th Foot.

NAVAL IM'ELLIGENCE.

AIR. DU[.
din• - • 1 0
milord . 1 0
rn•ey and Jersey 1 0
Hand - • •
tetthltret • 0 1
NH I •
0 • U
lite -
• 0 0

Att. DUR.

Cadis . . . o 0
Malta . 0 •
thmtturgh - 0 3
Ytaadore 0 0
Oortynna . . 0 0
Hat, tax 0 •
New York . • •
FALMOUTH, DECEMBER 4.
Sailed the Prince Ernest Packet for Lisbon. and
•,! Louisa Packet for•Cmunna, both with Mails.
PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 6.
Arrived his Majesty's ships AFKICAINE, from the
pc of Good Hope; GOLDFINCH. from the West
dies—last from Penzance ; and the LARNE. from
-rune. Sailed his Majesty's ship D/EDALUS. Cap-
.); D.twsorr, for Shields.
DEAL, DECEMBER 6.
Arrived the Minerva, HENDERSON. from the Isle
• France; Argus, JAMILSON, and Patras Lusitania,
Amu, from Buenos Ayres, and remain in the Downs.
) it back by contrary winds, the Betsey and Sophia,
law, with loss ofanchor and cable, and several more,
rticulars unknown. Came down from the River,
ti,e Charles, Mums, for Tobago, with loss of anchor
d cable Ann, EDWARDS, for Portsmouth, with
sb of anchor and cable ; and remain with the outs
.oard bound as before.—Wind N.V.
RAMSGATE, DECEMBER 6.

The brig Fly, 'fuottN, has sent on shore for an
anchor and cable ; the schooner Cornwall has been
shore near Broadstairs, lost anchor and cable, and
t,rouglit in by the crew of a Deal boat; the Swedish
ship Rotivresen, came in with loss of anchor and
cable; the sloop Industry is riding off this port with
ss of anchor and cable ; the transport Active, No.
94, came in with loss of anchor and cable; the brig
:simeon, of Hull, sent on shore for an anchor and
able. Several coasters have lost their anchors and
-.tbles.—Blows a gale.
DARTMOUTH, DECEMBER S.

Arrived the brig Speculator, WAnnsx, from St.
.ihn's, Newfoundland, having thrown part elf her
ago overboard on her voyage : in ht. 14. fell in
with the brig John and Francis, TAPLEY Muter, in
a leaky a state that the Captain and crew alma.
'anal her, and came on board the Speculator : Cap-
:Ain WARREN informs, that before he left St. John's,
Vfkl. Fox, Master of the Neptune, of Teignmouth,
tame on board, and said he bad lost his vessel by her
lying foundered at sea.
COVE OF CORK, DECEMBER 1.

His Majesty's ships BITTIMN, MUIIO9, FLY, and
PROTECTOR, sailed this morning for England.
MIDDLEBURG, NOVEMBER 24.
His Majesty's squadron, which was forced to put
tack nn the 29d, sailed agiin with an east wind on
the 234 and is to-day quite out of sight.

Yesterday, a Court of Directors was held at the
''./ist-India House, when Captains JANIES FAIRFX and
:ohs INNER were sworn in to the command of the
Hyatt INGLIS and FORT WILLIAM.
The sloop le Pot Cuse, of Antwerp, with salt, for
Cadiz, was.carried into Padstow, in distress, the 4th
.astant —mast, sails, and rigeing gone.
A British !Trig, named Indent, or Videlk, HAM.
\luso, from Pdlnt Petre,. Guadaloupe, was wrecked
on Fire Island, with her cargo, sugar, &c. ; three of
the crew perished with cold; the vessel left on thel
sth October. Seven vessels, laden with.ls,ooo bar-
rels of flour, had arrived at Guadaloupe, but the Go-
vernor would not permit any of the cargoes to be
landed.
A Dutch galliot, laden with salt, from Lisbon, was
%%reeked on Friday afternoon off Barnstaple Bar;
Captain and crew saved. The Captain had just time
to secure his clothes and papers, which were dis-
patched as soon as possible, on shore, and placed in a
aituation secure from the reach of the waves, but were
boon stolen from thence by borne inhabitants of a
neighbouring village, who flocked to the beach with
hags, Sec. to secure some of the cargo, or any other
thing they might chance to meet with. The Captain
and crew are thus left in the greatest distress.
Tuesday afternoon, as Mr. Laxstatv, of Wood-
street, Clikapside, was returning home friim Putney
:leach in a one horse chaise, he was accidentally
turned over near Vauxhall turnpike ; the vehicle
taming in contact with a Gentleman's cart, Mr. L.
.Aas threw. it in the road, by which his arm was broke,
and he was other wise much bruised.
Monday evening, as a young man was walking on
:be curb stone in the New.rnad, St. George's in .the
14st, by some means he fell into the kennel, when
wheels of a coal waggon, which was passing at the
t nle, passed over his body. He was conveyed to
z'ae London Hospital without hopes of tecovery.
Tuesday night about eleven o'clock as Mr. Perry,
TOM of a trading vessel lying at NVapping-stairs,
':as returning from Blackwall, he was accosted near
Poplar by two fellows dressed in dark jackets and
arched with bludgeons, who demanded his money.
Mr. Perry refused to comply, being a very active and
F pi ri trd young man, would not be robbed ; he kept
the villains at bay for some minutes, when hearing
several voices approaching, they made a precipitate
retreat without effecting their purpose.
Monday morning as the Dover coach was passing,
between ux and seven o'clock, between Lombard-
itteet and the Angel Inn, St. Clements. Strand, a
I,..ther portmanteau trunk was stolen from it, con-
',titling a large quantity of wearing apparel, minis-
•wes, a sl/10 bill, and various other articles of value.

SPORTING.
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THE BRISTOL PEDESTRIAN.
Sakford, December IL
SEVINTICENTII DAT..-Mr. &roams completed .50
miles List nißlit at 27 minutes past eight o'clock s and
starred this morning at 47 minutes past- six, (very
windy and rain) and accomplished 40 miles by 57
minutes past four o'clock in the afternoon.