Star.
London, England, 1806-10-04 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD', LIST.

ORAVEStNO, OCTOBER 2—Palled by the Jame, Martha!'
Dwins, Arles; Euphemia, Sandler; and the Recovery, Taylo
from Tobago; Hawkdbury, Carr; Dale, M•Cabe ; and the Al
Non, Linklater, from Dynan:lca; Haddock, Redman, from St.
Lucie; Blenheim, Miller; Falmouth, Prodnr; Margaret, Mof-
fat; Laurel, Boldnie; and the Granville Bay, Mann, from Gre-
nada; Union, Dear. from Peterlburgh, Suffolk, Frith; and Fa-
vourite, Hollins, from Surinam ; Duckenheld Hall, Wood, front
Antkaan; Britannia, Mitchell; and Crown. Adams, from Tri-
nidad; David, M'Afkill; and Favourite, Holman, from Deme-
rara ; Berwick, Width, from Borbadues; Prince of Wale., Greir -
fon ; Helton, Herbert; and the St. Vincent, Foy, from St. Vin•
cenre —Sailed this 'Thomas, Hall, for Africa; and the Vcir Vric n-
deo, Went?, for Hantburgh.
Cc roar. It 3.—Paffcri by the Nancy, Allifon ; Mar qetun Prind
and the Natitilou., Harwood, from St. Vincent's: Boddingtons
Clank; Hope, ; lit Minn. ; Fingal!, Hall; Trelawny
Alczandcr, M•Lauren, from Tobago; LI.
belay, Wat ton, front Qwbec; Lady Mackwortb, —; and the
June, Tifir.s. front fir-roads; Juffrow Collins, Johannes, from
Charante; Albion, Taylor; and the Adive, Mlllott, from Tri-
nidad; 1 ritort, from Tortola; tarn:my. Lee, from An-
tigua; I ler ry, bryan ; Printer.. Cori.tih ; Peggy, Allan; and
Nauttl,,u, from burit.ant.—S.llLa the lauil'a Marga.
recta, --, far Strtlin ; 'Ewe Gebrodere. Holtz, for Bremen;
Aurora, —; and Vrow Genoa, Hamborgla.

HlN't —At Poole, the Pat L (lone, Blaekler, from New-
fout..l4rd—At Bri tol, Atalanta, Wytliyeombe. from Q ybec—
At I, ith, Aretloiti, Grcigg, from klaiec—At Cork, Miran,
I.•urtdhal, from Barhailom—At Dublin, Marla A,.^ufla,
front 9,,urdeaux ; Aun and Eliza, Gruver, from Trinidad; Wil•
ham and James, hl•c'..be, from Antigua; Hero, Smith; and the
Three Sifters, Mounc.ll, from St. Vincents—At Smyrna. Friend•
fbip, Andcrfon; Mount Royal, Darrell; end the Navigation,
Fakes, tram London—At Coultantinople, Starling, Britian, from
London.

The Hunter, Weeks, partly loaded, for Hull, drove from htr
anchors in Nara roads, and is totally loft on the beach.
The Print., of Wales packet, from lalmouth,arrived at Union
on the t oh ult. _

Yaterday feitnight. the ibip Herbert, Captain George, from
Antigua, !alit with rum, fugars, and cotton, was wrecit,d near
Strangford, and the Ercater part of the rargo entirely loft. Five
hundred calks of fug or were Akan/al. mistottunc happcncd
us confolucut time: w:athcr.

PR/NCiESS OF IPA
• taut. Acetcrear.—Her Ro
Princes of WALas let out, OW 'llll
in her barouche and lir, front her ti
to dine with Mr. LocK I, at his feat
two miles beyond Leatherhead..
nets wasAccocripanied by Lady Sst t
CHOLMONDIi : Ift the latter of who
Tome days, on a vi fit to her Royal Hi
heath. The party proceeded in •
they approached Leatherhead, wt
in turning a tharp corner, was um
Her Rqyal Higbnefs was thrown of
lence, and received a fevere hurt ti
It was at firtt feared that it was di
was not the fa& She received for
but, r.•e art happy to fay, her Roy,
dangerootly hurt. Lady &IS rrts,
jury, except what wasoccafinned by
CNOLMONDILIr was killed upon the
was the violence with which this '
was thrown nut of the carriage, ti
ing in contaet with a poll, her flu
and intlant death was the confer
immediately taken to the Swan Ins
where firrgical allillince was procui
fork had fled, never to return.
nets the Princef of WaLss, and
when recovered a little from thei
returned in an agony of grief to
are happy to (late, that they were
day, and that no apprchenfion was
either of them had received any fetioi
—The Pr!ocefs is. however, much
prefs was immediately fent to Lai
to apprife her of the melancholy
Ladythip Milani!), communicated
to Earl Pettey, at Islorthumberlani
whom moll of her other relatives
made acquainted with the fad nor;
Mils CHOLMOMDE Ler was daughl
nourable and Reverend Roister
Retaar of liartinford, Bury, and Sr
ford, who was fon of the third
Lay, and uncle to the prefent Eat,
OE LEY, this lamented Lady's vener
ing, and refides at her houfe in Jeri
her very advanced age, and precari,
theznott alarming confer:pence. at
(be learns the fatal accident. Lai
wife of Sir WILLIAM BELL INCII•T
Bellingham, Ireland, is now her
daughter. Mils CHOI. MONDELP YW;
of age, of the molt refined and elcgi
beloved by all who had the honour
lance.

ANOTtirrt ACCOUI
On Thurfday her Royal Highnt
Wat.ss, accompanied by Lady Sit
CHOLHONDELIY, left Blackheath
en a vifit to Mr. Local., at Not
Leatherhead, with the intention of
ner. The pollillions drove with ut
the horfes were going at the rate of
hour, when, on turning a tharp cot,
of the town of Leathethead, the
turned, and the affittance of the pr
was called by the moil alarming fhi
Highnefs was taken out, her face w;
(he was otherwife much broiled,
peared to be broken; and the t
much difficulty, to walk to the
near to which the accident happen(
vaILD was much alarmed, but efcai
CHOLMOIDELFY, however, we ate
a violent contolion An the head, w.
out the !tali fign of remaining life,
in that Elate to the King's Head It
Sir LUCAS PI P YS, who lives in tl
was immediately fent for. He pros
Highnefs's misfortune fuels as not
life ; no bones were broken or difl,
COWL MONDSL Y was dead ! A v%
head had occaftoried a copious
from her noftrils, her mouth, and
now remains a lifeleft corpfe at Le
This dreadful misfortune tank pl
and four o'clock in the afternoon.
nets, and Lady tin WIELD, 2ftel
Notbury Park, where they remait
care the whole of yeßerday.

A duel was fought on Thurfdaq
break nn Smallbury Green, near H,
two gentlemen who were unknown
paired thither in two London chail
waiting for them on the road, and
two rounds each, the parties retir,
received any apparent injury.
Yeflerday the Countels aramm
from Brighton. The body of he
was brought to town this day. Ii
for interment to the Parifh of Cri
Hall, Norfolk. in which his Lordi
lies. Mr. W. FORTESCUIIs by hill
becomes Vifcount Forte-cue, and
Clermont elates.

A fcene truly gratifying to the
at SG Peter (but gh, recently took pl
On the occafion of laying the fiat
change, every Englifh merchant it
vited. This ceremony being conclur
were invited to a tplendid enterraira
Empet or pre fided in perfun. The
difplayed in his Majelly's deportmt
of admiration amungft his guelis.
that could be procured, was fpre
cherrytrees in full beating on each
and the choicelt wines, gave a v.
During the deftert, the Emperor tool
of prefenting to every &kith merch.
of the value of about fix guineas, h.
a ftriking likenefs of the Emper
an elevation r,f the Imperial Eich,
to be built. His Wetly at the
them to preterite it as a memorial of
fira commercial nation in the w-tl,
cation of that aria f iendihip which
to manifea towards England. Al. et
appropriate toalls, the company de
hour, highly delighted with their e;
the attentions with which they had
his Majefly. Only two hunched
were diltributed, and the dye from
taken MAI immediately dsittoyed.