Star.
London, England, 1806-11-04 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.
Att. bVt. All. DPI.
Dublin I 111 Gottenbetegh z 3
Waterfal 0 s Hamburtb 3 0
&Mom s o

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER I.
Arrived the Walfingham packer, Capt. Rots eve,
with mailsfrom Lifbon, in five days; Mary, HAR•sy,
from Newport ; and iris Majelly's brig Moe ItlstriWie.
from Plymouth. Sailed his Majeity's Chip Titises,
of 28 guns, Capt. Smarm emus, with convoy of light
tranfportsor Portfenouth.-Wind S. W.
TORBAY, NOVEMBER'.
All left night and thii.day. it has blown a heavy
gale from the 8. W. This day arrived hi. hivillys
Chip booms, from Plymouth : all, his M;dkltee (hips
SAN J6II/Pll, GLORY, PRIMO! Gloat's, Paige' or
Wales, SAINT GAON CF, BILLIBnPIIOII, and PALLAs.
from off Breft alfo his Majelly's flip Psuro, and
LIBIRTY, RIDIIII•ST, and D brigs, from a
cruise.
PLYMOUTH, NOVEMISF.R s
Lift night acd this morning. it has blown a very
tremendous gale of wind at South, accompanied
with a very heavy fee, during which the !kipping its
this harbour were rn much danger: about fix 9clreft
A. M. the (hip Unity, of Greenock, Capt. EWING,
from. Honduras, bound to London, laden with ma.
hogsny and logirrod, broke from her anchors and
drove on the rocks at the Well Hoe, and in about
three hours the became a complete wreck, and the
cargo floated from her a;td drifted along the thore.
where every means is tired to rave it, but the Pea
runs fo very high that it is attended oith great diffi-
culty aud riot, and one man loft his life in the at-
tempt, this day at noon : the crew of the veffel were
all providentially laved by the exertions of the'people
on the (bore, who by means of ropes drew them to
the land, but the pilot, a fmith belonging to &one-
boufe, was unfortunately drowned by bekg jerked
from the rope: the vettel is fo completely best to
pieces that fearce a vetlige of her is to be feen.-•
Came in the Betfey, Captain Rosso., from Goon-
fey, for New Orleans, with bale goods and pilchards;
(tie was detained off the Weiler. Iflands by the Ms•
nears, frigate; AFRICA, of 64 guns, from the weft-
ward ; Eoavoics, of 54 guns, from a cruise I
Qlseettborough and Betfey privateers, from ditto.
PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBEJI. a.
Arrived yesterday evening thCBILLBIIL I, 74 guns, •
Capt. frlssooon, from the Chefapeak, which the left
on the Ift of Oftober, in company with Sir Joe's
W 's fqoadron. The li assails' left at the Chef
speak, the Bsttosa, 74 guns, Capt. J. E. DOUGLAI $
LIOTAID, So guns, Capt. HUMPNRII/ ; CAMBRIAN
frigate, Capt. B sssss ORD ; and the Macaw Fos fri-
gate, Cape POTIITZ, with the French line of battle
Mips Eole and Patriot, part of Jeanie. Bo rate
fquadron, which were entirely difmalled in the hot.
Tirane, in Angull hift, end reduced to the inmerft
difirefs. The Sessions few the Eole go into the
Chefapesk, attended by 13 American !kips, which
(he detained for her fakty. Sir RICHARD STRACHMI'S
fquadron was within 4o miles of the French (qua.
dron at the time of the hurricane-every one of the
French Chips were difmafled, and other wife much in-
jured. l'hofe which reached the American ports will
be fereral months before they can come to Europe.
Sir RICHARD S ritac it•e'e fquadron are accountedfor
except the Diego. frigate, Capt. STUART. The
BLOND/ frigate, Capt. V. V. Illssaas, has made the
fignal for a convoy to the Weft ladies. The Lame;
ass, so guns, Captain RAOGITY, was paid off this
morning.
Nov. 3.-Arrived his Majefty's (hip frota
the Eallward. Sailed the Srsaor goo brig on a
ttnize.-Wind E S. E.
DEAL, NOVEMBER 3.
Arrived the L amp, INDIGNANT, and Tye-
SOL INT gun brigs from a cruise off Boulogne. This
morning as a boat was coming on (bore from the
JACKAL, (he unfortunately upfet, by which accident
one man was drowned ; the others were laved by the
exertions of the Deal Boatmen.
PROM LLOYD'S LrST.
O sAT au ND, Nov. s.-Pafteel by the Hercules, Caffrey; Slant,
Manning •, John and Thomas, Clark; Hunter, Gardner; Ana.
Bartley; Princes Charlotte, Shun; William Dent, Mullet
Hopewell, Wooden; Kent, Pioley ; and the Cavort" Muller;
from Jamaica ; Nancy and Mary, Holman ; and the Yetnnardlcy,,
Rectde, from Cork; Mariners, Cho ton; Atlas, Williams; Venn.
Stonehoule • Wight, Ford ; Begley, Hunt; and the Willem .
lip,. —, from Malta; Delight, Pentham, from Maks& ; Pkk.
Ilty, Patton, from Malaga; Jupiter, Smith, from lisoplas I Hi.
ram, Chapman, from Senegal; Catherine, Wiesner, from An.
dem ; Europe, Lynn, from Norway ; Hope, Mitchell : Pansy,
Martin; and the4o_hanne twos Aramolou
South Sailed 'm
the
en, Wardlow ; and Elisabeth. Otevestan. tee
]Jamaica; Una, Smote, for Brews; Maria I liorbeak, /or
Varelt Norkoliefon. COMMIT • jonge pliant% ANA SIND
Di le Oebroders, for Hamurgh.
ARRIVED.
Off Neweaflle, the Traveler, Pyle, from Petering& and the
Donley and Mary, —, from Stockbobro-At Bridhuron, Ruby.
Crown, from Narva-.At Liverpool. Ann, P001e.,, INM Ja-
maica; Cerra, Bentley, from Oporto; Sumas Thermal Waite male
Hope, Smith, from New (Means; Fairweather, Smith,
Fria; Retrieve, Fria; and Adelaide, Scott. hews Malfadhufata
Cognise Packet, Wright; Fbn, Harrifan; and the Wrens/4
Purdy. from Litbon-At Ihraserford, Swift. Meadhy ; and
Narcy, -...' from Op/no-At Dublin, Hasard, Wilton, from
Riga; Parteryllopluina Read; and the Cumberland, trona
Malaga; Draper, M;ddra, from Oporto; Abeona. Howard,
from Meant ; and the Jupiter, Leighton, from Stockbolm-At
At Campbeltown, Abraham, Cobden, from Archangel, bouridto
London-At BMW, Fredonia, Ricbardfon ; Victory,
and the Ordain', Meyer, from Bilboa; Juno, --., from tit•
Ander° ; and Loyal Volunteer, from Meffina-At Scilly, New
Cornwall, ----, from Quebec-At Cork, Lexington, Groot;
and the Smallwood, Kerney, (rein Baltlmore-At Trinidad,
Mary Ann, Dunkin, from Clyde-.•At Grenada. Irmelitsda, Mar-
quit, from Clyde-At Southampton. Der Labe.. bons
Kinfale, Bentsford, More, from Melina; Gamble,
Norge; and Dolphin, Croft. from AlmeriaAt Virginia. In.
dart, Wright, from I iv,rpoot-in the Clyde. Orem Perm,
from Lifbon-.At Galway, tbe Mary Ann, Warner, from Oporto
-At Africa, the Governor Dodfworth. frem LAverpuni-
At Oporto, Ann, from Lierrpool; Mob% Joecven'or,
from Cott Profperity, Spence. from Pl...wreak; Cointro.oe,
Cbriale; Chalmers, Stone; and Chariot e, Wade*. BON London.
The Elisabeth, Murphy, from Plymouth I r brolowao, was cap-
tured on the 9th of A up* by the General kora, ali sum,
and carried in o Guodalosoc.
The Fart Spencer cotter, mown* th• from
returned to Boned t.n the A7* alt. hav3.‘ /race Wink by a .
lea off the tiled Man, tad thrum,. bar guns overboard Ibt
Aaron, One of the eae.oy, put into Streugtord ; and A WAe ea.
peeled the Venus world put ;met re 8.1.JL
The Hope, Rollnrarert, from L abrarllb.ir pet fate aritrotnbe

with danuge.
Tics Pllesion, Callender, (rain Peter&nth fer Lessikin,
fled elf Scsabbrafth etre throwiag Tart n hcr cargo weerhasseiLi.
The Fareselle, Micoardfrin. fn to fan a 4. s.r K ideas To. is • -•
411 Ihene near Yirsacibriabe, bat is espetiial.to l,s gat ell.

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10SPORT N,4PAL .4C4DEMr. ,

On Wednerelt4. To totals,. and Friday larl, the
• Gartlemen of the tisienl Academy. Go(porr,
untitled their friend* with their Annual Rhetorical
Ezetcifee. confilling of in Introdutli.n, GARRICK'S
Ode MS S the Play of /Cm: Henry the
row& with the ilenearr: e Sir 7eNt out 4, u Pro-
logue and Epilogue ou the orcanon. The Charm:tera
in the play were fullained at follows
DRAMATIS PERSON/Z.
Ring Miry - H. rBS 00011 TON. •
Price of Woks - P. Com.
1 'peeler, - - • Jt. Prukustr.
Wee - W. Fiji:- .
W. !Cunt. - • W. BURN tr.
Hotfpur, - Pl.routett.
- W. H. HARLAND.
Worcetl Cr. • Jr WURS7OLII.
Douglas, - . J. Wavrianoz.
- - . 1:'

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Sir R. Verroo, * - STOCICII.
Poing. - P. Meade
Pete. - . . F. Gepozw.
.o.dmin. - - J. Invrw a.
.
Bardoepb, . . E.. Kroaam.
Landlord. - r • Beanw..
'rand', - . . J. Soo[/IT T.
Sheriff, - . . Port an.
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Page, • 1.48U1D11.T.
And Sir John Parnell, r. BURS.
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Lady Pert 7. - - B. avow.
8o dkn, Attendants, Travellers, &c.
No expence wit% (pared by Mr. &mart', the head
Make, in providing (celery and dreier. which were
appropriate and even fuperb. The young Gentle-
men's Play-room was as ufual fitted up on the occa-
fion in a moll commodious manner. for the accom-
modation of above two hundred and fifty perfoos
each night of performance ; amongft whom were
°braved many of the insoft refpeflable families. not
only of the three towns, but alto from the country
for many miles round, alio appaared highly gratifi
cd r ith the exertions of the different Performers, the
hole of *lsom futiained their different charafters fo
Pell, that bad we room to .point out their feveral
merits. it would appear an invidious diitintlion to
notice any particular Performer. We cannot, how-
ever. pals over the Faye of Mr. Baas, nor do we
think it prefutning when we fay his charafter was
fouained in a manner that would have done credit
to a Veteran Performer : we find great difficulty in
deciding whether of the two we fhould tioa aL!lnirei
his Fatisr or Richard the 7 iird, which be played
come tune fince to the admiration of a numerous
and rdpedable audience. We have only to add,
that the whole Performance was fuch as plainly
evinced the atten.ion'of the different Mailers.

BLGIDON, OCTOBER 31.
- Yellerday morning, about four o'clock,. a job, car-
riage of Lady Maurice Gore's, driving ,furioufly
down North-flreet, the horfes became unmanageable,
and ran with great violence again(' the flop win-
dows of a very cetera-ice china fltop, the corner of
Prince's-place in North tlreet, the pole of the car.
triage broke dn.:nigh the window fhutra►, and fa'
great was the Ontek, that the damages, infide and
out, is eltimated at :pl. Providentially, no mate-1
rial perfonal injury has happened to any one ; unfor-;
tunately for the propriet•.r of the carriage, he was
himfelf the driver t it will, of cootie, fall heavy on
him.
Some trifling naturnal diflurbances have lately
taken place, accompanied with the demolition of a
few lamps and windows. I'hefe irregularities, with
equal illiberality and injultice, have been attributed,
as ofual, to the military.
A violent affray took place night, at one of
the principal inns. 'Marters, at one time, wore fo
ferions an afpett, as to render it neeetrary to call in
the aid of the picket, who readily attended, and ma-
terially contributed to the retloratinn of order. The
particulars have not yet tranfpired, but in all proba•
Laity will loon be circulated.

FASHIONS FOR NOVEMBER.

Defeription of the London and Parifian Fafhions
of the month, extracted from "La Belle ilfferndlee,"
for November :a--
Baptiste Cooruses—A WAtRINC ss—A Walking Deers,
of plain cambric mull n, with a ample wrap front and frock hack.
A petite of favemeoloured Wince, trimmed all round with mohair
kings, Sowing opal, but which is ocesemially wrapped round the
emirs, ea tame or inclination may direct. Mountain bonnets of
natural Item worn low on the forehead. Bow of lawn 'coloured
Abband oo the left fade. coat/trued under the chin, and terminat•
log there, with bows and ends. High Ihoe., and parafoh of fawn
odour, with white fringe and bows. Limerick gloves.
Au Begonia Deem—Phis ekar muffin petticoat, with alert
train, wont over white farfnet, bordered at the bottom, a little
aluseetbe hem, In a Vandyke of larded green chenille. A Spaniel
demi robe of white Patin, noised In the form of • ceder:tit bthiod
and before, and terminating on each fide in a point. from whence
fapended a taffel of chenille ; the under wide, plaited in from,
and a dead wrap oamancocing on the right (boulder certify; the
botom, and terminates no the left fade of the wale; worked
backs. (emewbat higher than %dual; an under breve of white (A-
tha, embroidered at the edge, to correfpond with the bottom of
the theft; • main Oceve over, full at the bottom, and gathered
les a pearl broach In thti centre of the arm. Lace locker to nude
the boforn, quite Realest. Flora cap of green velvet, with a flow.
fog border of deep lace, caught up in front with • pearl rims,
merit. Hair, In canted bands, with a few ample curl. beneath,
falling 011 one eyebrow. Pearl necklace, car-rtrg., and brae, lets.
White ratio Lan, and white kid gloves, above the el'ow.
PARISIAN COITOSIIIWALRINO Da cis—A plain frock of
French cambric, Imply opena hemmed at the baton, ; the holm,
gist low, gathered Into a narrow worked band , aod buttoned down
the back ; full nave, gathered Into two rows of pechered net,
and tied at the back of the arm with pale pink ribband ; • lath of
the fame colour fattened behind in (null bows, with unequal ends
not evert ding one yard. Boonet of white Itraw,• h Panel+, tied
fo clan a. nearly to conceal the thin ; crown of pink figured farf •
let ; a puffing of rihband mend. and bow and ends In hoot—
!lair in look curls. Brown India (bawl, checked with rink. Am-
ber ear rings. and broach. Brown bi,f high times. laced with pink
cord. Tan coloured gloves, &firmed above the dhow with a
puckered flove Cop. l'lnk parafol.
FULL nai white crape tinder &ere, white fatln over P,
rathroidere4,ol> the front and round the bottom with a border of
tulips. A Circarlian robe'sf lilac farina, embroidered with the
fame, In owurnt colours; robin back, cut very low; Deems of
white Patin, very fall, with crape cute, embroidered in colours in
forrefpond with the robe: plain round bofom, very low, wPh a
ample tucker of phited net, al creek plaiting of Vandyke late,
commencing iron, the edge of the fhouklev, and eortinuing round
the beck. A *bite Ilk Finge round the bottom of the petticoat,
and up the fides of do robe. Bandeau of laurel leaves in foil,
round the, temples and MIMS the Forehead. totally_ otgeurieg the
Bow of hair. Phin Web. however, 'arc ken above, (Inked In •
bow on the tor, and attached to a Jockey crown of white ratio.
ornamented whit foil. Three curled oftrich feathere In front,—
Diamond necklace and ear rings. Mora, accidentafty below sfia.
elbow. Shoes of whlurfatin wi'h bows of elver emboled rib.
bawl Fan of white crape, samateeated so mature] Sowers or foil.