Star.
London, England, 1814-11-17 00:00:00

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FALMOUTH. NOVEMBER it.
Arrived the Two 13rothers, Waicur, from Cork.
PORTSMOUTH. NOVEMBERI6.
Arrived the sloop Elizabeth from Youghall. Went
out of quarantine his Majesty's ship EDINBURGH, and
the Admiral Gambier transport. During she gale
last night the Robert, DavinsoN, drove from her an-
chors in St. Helen's Roads, and struck on the Horse
Sand, but is got off ; the Forward, ROXBURGH, bound
to Cadiz from Hull, also drove on South-sea Beach,
and got her rudder unshipped—she has come into
harbour.—Wind Westerly, blows fresh.

DEAL, NOVEMBER 16.
Arrived this morning his Majesty's ship DANNE•
MARK, with the Union, Lady Lushington, and Mar-
chioness of Exeter, from India ; the Batavia from
Bombay, and the Olive Branch, Harrison, Fame, Mo-
narch, Neath, and Isabella, from the Isle of France,
and the Archduke Charles, from China, &c. The
Chapman transport is supposed to have passed at the
back of the Sands. Came down from the River the
Sir Godfrey Webster, and the Argyle, for Jamaica;
and the Cockatrice for St. Thomas's.
Passengers per Marchioness of Exeter :
Lieut. H. F. Shaft', Captain Craig. and !align I. Donnelly.
Passengers per Lady Lushington
Mr. A. Tod, Major-General and Mill.. Marriott, Mr. W. F.
Clark, Mr. A. Chatfield, and Mr. J. G. Widi.una.
MARGATE, NOVEMBER 16.
The Fluky, of Penryn, HAWKINS master, is on
*shoieoli Tnreness Rock—part of her cargo (true)
has been got out ; the ship remains on the rocks.—
Several sm dl craft in our roads have gone round the-
Foreland for better anchorage. The extra ship Arch-
duke Charles, from China, received assistance from a
Deal boat this morning. while close in with the Good.
win Sands, and is now at anchor in our Roads.—
Four or five sail of the India fleet are riding in the
Queen's Channel and off the Foreland, among them
are the Lady Lushington and the Marchioness of
Exeter.
GRAVESEND, NOVEMBER 16.

No arrivals. Sailed the Hippolyta, Hid; Princess of Wales'
Sym ; Alfred the Great, Wilkinson ; Mary, Ferguson; London,
Turner ; and Richmond, Hearn, for Jamaica; Intrnisie, Phillips,
for Grenada; George Hibbert, Barnes, for Antigua; hope,
Wilson. for Tobago; Rhine, Gordon, for New Providence
Mary Causon, Pratt, for ditto ; Mirquis Wellington, Watson, •
for Newfoundland; Ann, Boyd, fur Belfast; Mary, W lhams,
for Dublin ; Limerick Trader, Ural lis, for Limetiek ; Rover,
Nurthent, for Cork; Pochlington, Sampson, fur Antwerp ;-
1 ruierick, Clark, for ; Stadt Neppa, Mullet, fur Haan.
burgh; and Alexander, Rickmann, for Rostock.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
The Ulysses for the A:si* will be paid on Fr,day, at No. 13,
Great George-street, Wes:Minster.
Censor, fur the Eliza Ann, Blakey and Cato, was paid this day,
at N 0.12, Clement's Inn.

COURT Or KING'S BENCH.—This day iflexantier
Mißas was brought up to receive sentence for being
concerned in the late fraud on the Stock Exchange.
He was ordered to be confined twelve months in the
Marshalsea Prison, and then be discharged.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East
India House, when JOHN BERNARD BOSANQUET, EMI.
was appointed Standing Counsel to the Company, in
the room of WILLIAM ADAM, Esq. resigsied.
•

Friday the tower of the old chapel in the Dock-
wats taken down (atter being tird3.-
mined) by' mixes *awned to the upper -parts. 'kite
fall was strikingly grand, and not dissimilar to the
effects of an earthquake, the mass nodding to and fro,
and separating into chasms, some time before the
demolition was complete.
Extract of a letter from a Gentleman in the Islsni
of Jura, dated October 27 I have just now been
visiting an old woman, of the name of M.Coll, that
lives at Auchintarbert, who says she was able to milk
a cow in the year 1715, which must make her at le ist
112'years old. She is the oldest woman in Jura. She
seems to want all her senses, and is yet wonderfully
active, being able to dress and undress herself, and
walkabout without any assistance. I gave her a full
glass of whisky from my flask, which she drank
wholly off, without its making the least impression
on her."

CMALLIMO/ PROM MOLINZAUX.—The following bas
been addressed to the Editor of the Montrose liruieus,
and published in that paper
Stu—Mr. Berke having told me at Perth, to my face, that he
would Best me for a hundred guineas to ten, I request you will
annum@ to the public, that I don't want sea odds. and chat I
will bin fie etc wieeks or two month. fir one hundred
piney without or/ oat piece to he left to the gentletw n.
If Mr. I.l** asthma this challenge, I will Lino bun a ere. My
swami* die threat Is, that be first gave me the challenge ; and
I belt* Infant him, that before I have lime, I wit, make nun
know that Iliattry is the Den, baring Oise—Tow Crib. the elans-
-11 pion of Xaglead.—l am, &C. TUOMAII 1110LINLAUX•
Montrose, Nev. 5, 1814.

Mr. Justice DAY, in his charge to the Term Grand
Juries of the County and City of Dublin, stared, that
.4 the most mulesl tranquillity, and an unusual secu-
rity of persons and property, prevail through both
these districts s" and congratulated them upon 4, the
improving habits and manners of the lower classes ;"
as evidence of which; be said, while the population t.f
London is to that of Dublin only five to one, the
felonies committed in London are as fifty to one,
compared with those of Dublin.
ARRIVALS AT THZ YORK HOTEL, DOVER t
NOVIRent S—Mr.Threepland, and Mr. Holladay, fromCalala
to London; Hon. Mr. Bridgman, son of Lord Bradford. and
servants, from London to Paris; Mrs. White and servant, to tu
Paris to London; Mr. and Mrs. Courtenay, from itrussets to
London ; Mr. Aunno, from Loudon to Pans.
November 6.—M. De Volabragne, Madune Catalani and fa-
mily, and Mr. Recorder, from London to Pans.
Nov enther 7.—Mr. Stultz, from Germany io Clifford str..et,
London ; Mr. and Mrs. Rankin and servant, Mr. l'.•ttle and
servant, from Paris to London; Messrs. Thumas and N ill.a:n
Entuisle ; Mr. Gunter, front Paris to Berkeley square, Lon.:on ;
Mr. William and Mrs. Wiltink and two serean'., tr.•or kA,d4.
gate to Amsterdam; Mr. Chevalier Hibliolytlez, trum Cal . s to
London ; Messrs. John and M. I raiz, merchants, trom Urn. t to
London; T. P. Hagedorn, from Paris to Lomion ; L. Lemma,
from Antwerp to Leedom
November 6.—Str Thos. Webb, Bart. and Gayly, from loo•
don to Paris; Dowager Lady Shaftesbury and family, and W. H.
Walker, Esq. and Lady, to Paris.
November 9.—Messrs. Barnes and Li-us, and two ser►ant%
from London to Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Shore an•d servant front
Lincolnshire to Paris; Mr. Hootstetter, from Lotdon to Dover ;
Mrs. Alexander. family, and servant, from London to acasseh;
and Mrs. Hall and `lower:, from London to Parts.
November 10—D. St. Quintio, F.A. and Mr. Bennett, Mom
Edward de Mseroo anti servant, Mons. Claude Bever, Mum
Claude &vet (brother-in.law to the above), iron Lundun re
Paris; and the Rev. F. Powyra. tram Dover to Sandpit.
November 11,—Mr. and Mrs. Kenaibiattili, from Loudon to
Antwerp.