Star.
London, England, 1813-08-13 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, AUGUST 11.

The Portuguese Ambassador arrired here from
Worthing last evening, and was present at the Con-
cert at the Pavilion ; he returned again to his resi-
dence at Worthing between twelve and one o'clock.
His Royal Highness thi Duke of CLARINCE set off
this morning, at eleven o'clock, for Windsor, and at
half-past one was followed by the PnlNca REGINT in
his travelling carriage, attended by Lord Yeamourit
and Colonel THORNTON, and the whole of the party
left soon after.

No part of the Royal Establishment will leave this
town, as his Royal Highness has determined to re-
turn here from Oatlands on the 17th instant, when,
as we are well informed, his Royal Highness will re.
main for some weeks. Several of our best houses are
yet unoccupied, and on the whole the town is not so
Bill ab it was at this time last year.
The Libraries of an evening exhibit a gay ap-
pearance, and the Theatre has been tolerably well
awn led.

The pleasure-boats for the last few days has. been
much in !equt•st, particularly since the arrival of
the Niobe and Hope, which vessels will not leave the
stati )n at present.

A large emhailtzrent of land from the sea is now
tarrying on wi,hiti the extensive limits of the harbour
of Wez!ord in Ireland, from which the Corporation
of that borough expreeto derive some considerable
landed revenue. The enclosure is to embrace nearly
20,000 acres of the richest soil.
General CA M PBELL, now at Messina, is appointed his
Majesty's Civil Commissioner of the Island of Zante
and its dependencies. Mr. Mutts, who has been re-
ported as going out Secretary with General MAIT-
LAND to Malta, sailb in the Boyne, in that capacity,
for Zante. The inhabitants of the lonian Republic
ate admitted to the privileges of the 'British flag.

Vicious Hoasy..—Last week, in the parish of Meth-
lick, Scotland, a man driving a can heavily loaded
with wood, when at the top of a rising ground, un-
yoked the horse for the purpose of allowing him some
,rest, when the animal seized the driver with his teeth,
and nearly laid open one side of his head, by which
the unfortunate man was thrown to the grottad, and
immediutely trampled to death.
• Saturday afternoon an old soldier, from Paisley,
having come to Glasgow to receive his pension, was
taken into also:hip on leaving the Office, in virtue of
a warrant from the Sheriff- of Lanarkshire, for a
trifling debt ; and, having gone into a shop, in Glass-
ford-street, accompanied by his wife and daughter, to
Settle it, be fell down and expired.
Monday, another of the unfortunate men who met
with the accident in the Regent's Canal, died in the
Middlesex Hospital. He had no bones broken, but
his body was crushed so as •to present a shocking
spectacle. He was a perfect stranger to the rest of
tim men, and it could not be learnt what part of the
country he came from, or whether he had a family.
There are three others in the same ward, two with
each a leg broken, and a third with both legs, a thigh,
an arm, and his ribs broken, and all his body bruised
black and .blue, but still there are hopes of his recovery.
Thursday se'nnight, as one of the crew of the late
Latona, of Aberdeen, wrecked at Greenland, was
employed in unloading the cargo of the whale • fish-
ing ship Enterprize, of Peterhead, a cask blubber,
after being hoisted on deck, was rolled overboard by
the motion of the ship then at anchor in the bay ;
by which, the tackle being suddenly tightened, the
capstern was brought back, and- the bars flying out
with the greatest violence, one of them struck hitq so
severely, that he was taken tip dead ; another man
being at the same time much hurt.

WESTMACOTT, in West-
Sunday. It is placed
extremity of the aisle.
representing him in his
thequer ; his right arm
in the House of Com-
figure of History, with
atentively looking, with
the subject of her pen.
Anarchy chained—the
which (the hilt) is only
in front of the principal

Monument
Parikussent

pirr,
' of CbtzMm,
eminent Public Services.
irreparable los3
at
Disiingtziskod Minister.
rds—•

eas, in the 41th year of

-ai-iitiL;4l-

The fbilowinx particulars of the success, of the
whale-fishing at -Green!,WWl_ in addition to what was
contained in mit kiper'OtWednesday, Katie been re;
ceived froth the sittps Entakprise and Reinkaion, of
Peterheadb arrived la week at that pott:
I.crrn—Dexterity d ffili; 14.kS ditto.
Bnwty—*Triad, 7 &WkL
Du N eas—Mary And, g ditto ; Iktithlest7 AIM
Lannon—lpswich, 9 ditto', 17th Jens; Won, $ 7tb

July; Experiment, 9 aitto. .
Hutt —Trafalgr, ditto, 17th June • Dtineoente, IS ditto.
2lst June; Royal George, $ ditto 211.4 !title; &Met, 19 ditto,
27th Juni; 9 ditto, 29th June; (Weft aletleite,
ditto, 4th July ; Margaret, 5 *ditto; 7ti July ; Walla% 19 ditto.
Wurrar*—Jatriesi 9 ditto, 29411u1y ; Itesoludoo,7 ditto; Hee-
rlen', 9 ditto; Exprrintent, 9 ditto, 27th July ; Eak, 1$ ditto,
29th July; Alniairll, 7 ditto.
• -

DIVIDENDS te be mad. at GUILDHALL.
August gi, John Horn, Porten, slopseller, at eleven. Sept. 1,
Christopher and 'WM. Flutist, Lisnel.ouie, drip-obendlert, it
Melee. Sept. 3, Isaac Fearob, Climpside, Norilielt-skod
flamer, at twebie. Sept. 3, Joke and George' Sikes, Cartier.
ball andHoddeslield, clothiers, at twelve. August 28, Thomas
Lingford, Lekester.equare, mercer, at twelve. Sept. 1, Thomas
Wilson, KolOton, tanner, at one. August 91, John Phillips,
New Bond-street, flihmonger, at ten. Sept. t, Martha Nasi,
Harlington, grocer, at eve. Sept. 1, 'An Darks, Skinner-street,
haberdasher, at twelve. Sept I, Henry Dobson, City-roo Jew.
eller, at twelve. October 99, John Theodore Barker, Dover,
draper, at twelve. August 51, Slmurt Field, Hooleih Pate,
Reigate, dealer, at eleired. Sept. 9, Samuel Ansley Lambert,
Bread street, underwriter, at One. August 31, Chirke Stevens,
Billericay, balserta oleteh. Sept. t, Wm. Ritte, Loughborough,
stationer, at tnrslve. Sept. 3,. Matthias Davey, Jun. Chesbunt,
miller, at twelve. Sept. 9, Wet. Wilton, Southwark; grocer, at
' twelve. Sept. 1, Charles Benet, Prospect-place, insurance-bra-
her, at ohe. Sept.*, Wm. Carr,. Hythe, draper, at one. Sept. 3,
Wrn. Austin, lit street, bricklayer, at twelve. Sept. 3, Wo.
Beckett, Worthington-place, carpeotor, at one. August 17, John
Sheen, Abchtuch-lane, wine.merchavt, at ten. Sept. 4. Thomas
Hewitt, Carburton.street, ironmonger, at twelve. Sept. h, Tho-
mas StmOson, Jun. Orford-street, bookseller, at twel4e. August
81, Thomas Hopkins, Bridge-street, Westminiter, tobaecouis:,
at tvielvti.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
Sept. 3, Wm. Reid, Bristol, insurance .broker, at twelve, at die
Coeunercial Rooms, Bristol, Sept. le, John Higgins, of North
Brairf, victualler. at eleven, at the Angel, Warminster.. Sept.
IT, 'llsontas Strickland, Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the
Globe Tavern, Liverpool. •

CERTIFICATES, AVOIPST SI.
Thomas Downes, jun. Hereford, motsey scrivener. Thomas
Wilson, sen. St. Clement, Cornwall, iron master. George Price,
Tottenham-court New-road, tonne. George Chipps, Cecil-street.
tailor. Samuel Griffin, Sun-street; slopseller. John Hames Hole,
Islington, apothecary. John Cowie, Lambeth. John Lowthion
Percival, renchureh•struer, merchant.

DIED.

Wednesday, at Pinner, in his 69th year, Henry James Pye,
Esq. formerly M. P. for the County e.f Bests, and Poet Laureat.
Saturday, at Farley.hill, near Gosislming, Surrey, Wm. Pierre-
pout, Esq. Rear-Admiral of the Blue, aged 46.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW:
Morning . ...... . 34 minutes after 3
Ail+ntrion. , 50 "few.; after 3

. SALES BY A.UCTION.

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,
Pursuant to an Order of the High Co,': r. of Chancery, made in a
Cause, Higgs against Wilson, on Wednesday, the 18th day of
August instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, before John
Fletcher. the person appointed by JOHN CANPatsc, Esq, one
of the Masters of the said Court, at the House, No. 58, the
corner of Bow-lane,Cheapide, London,
THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Plate, ,
Linen, China, Books, and Stock in Trade; and also a Pa-
tent for the Manufacture of Boots and Shoes of a particular con-
structlOn, late the property of WILLIAM I.IM aunt, Bout and
Shoemaker, deceased. Particulars *hereof may be had (gratis)
at the Mot of the said Jobn Campbell, Esq in Southampton-
buildings, Chancery-lane; of Mr. Godmond, Solicitor, Earl-
street, Blackfriars •• of Mr. Pincher Auctioneer, Fenchurcii-
street, London ; and at the Place of Sale.

rim men, and it could not be learnt
country he came from, or whether h
• There are three others in the same
each a leg broken, and a third with b
an arm, and his ribs broken, and all
black and blue, but still there are hope
Thursday se'nnight, as one of the
Latona, of Aberdeen, wrecked at
employed in unloading the cargo of
ink; ship Enterprize, of Peterhead, a
after being hoisted on deck, was roll
the motion of the ship then at anc
by which, the tackle being suddenl
capstern was brought back, and- chi
with the greatest violence, one of the
severely, that he was taken up dea
being at the same time much hurt.
Mr. PITT'S Monument by Wits-rm.
tninster Abbey, was opened on Sund
over the West entrance, at the ektre
The statue is of white marble, repres
Lobes, as Chancellor of the Exchequs
• extended, as when declaiming in dr
moms. On the right sits the-figure
et book, recording his worth, attentiv
expressive countenance, to the sub
On the left is the figure of Allan
• Sword of Discord, a part of which
to be seen • and on the base, in froe
figure, is this inscription:—
,
This Monument
. is erected by Paramus
to
WILLIAM PITT,
Son of W.lliatn, Earl of Chal
• to testimony ot Gratitude, for the *amine'
And of regret for the irreparal
1 of that
• Great and Dioingtrisited Mir
Concluding with these words—.
He died et the 93d of January, too., in
•_ his age.