Star.
London, England, 1814-03-28 00:00:00

A INGSZ 'UAW FIE &WART 5.

On the Bth inst. off Cape Donna Maria, the Snake
'brig, of IS guns, captured the American schOonet
packet, from Jacinel to Newbury Port, with coffee
and togwooJ, out seven days; which vessel was or-
derc..l for this port, and may be hourly expected. •
The 3unon, Nynlphe, and Tenedos frigates, Of 38
guns each, the Ara, Epervier, .and FantOthe brigs,
of 18 guns eachb and the Shelburne schooner, of 13
guns, were lying at Halifax on the 14th ult.
On the 29th tilt. off Black River, the Sarah Ann
fell in with the American schooner privateer Fox,
last from Carthagena ; the Captain and crew
of which behaved in a shameful manner, threw one;
half of her cargo overboard, robbed all her iron bal-
last, sails, rigging, cables, &c. excepting the main-
bail and jib, broke down her bulwarks, and perpetra:
ted every possible mischief,, and she became so clip.
pled, that, had she not fallen in With la Bonne Ci-
toyenne frigate, it Is probable she would not have
reached her destination, when she received sttch assis-
tance from that Vessel, and the loan Of g sail) as ena-
bled her to make Port Royal.
The Spanish schooner Golandrino, Giraldi, from
Loango, with 292 slaves, arrived at St. Jag° de
Cuba on the 2d inst. She had been previously de-
tained by the Heron brig, of 16 guns, Captain
MlCUlloch, and carried into Barbadoes,, where pro.
feedings had been instituted against her in the Vice-
Admiralty Court,but she was afterward libel aced, and
proceeded with the last fleet from that island.
The ship. Nancy, Bonrden, which sailed hom this
port on the 21st of September last, under convoy of
the Argo frigate, of 44 guns, Captain Quinton, after
having separated from her, was unfortunately cast
away on thel6th of October last, at aboutfour leagues
to the eastward of the Havannah.
The ship Sir James Yeo, Humble, which. sailed
crofts this port for Halifax in December last, was af-
terwards cast away at the Bird Rock, Crooked Island,
When a large proportion of her cargo, consisting of
rem, was saved by the Government schooner Swift,
and other vessels.

The American frigates United states and Macedo-
i►ian, andAloop of war Hornet, escaped from New
London on the 28th of December, and the Constella-
tion from Boston, about the same period. The Essex
bed not reached any American pit.
The Bramble schooner, of 12 guns, Lieutenant
koron, had arrived at Annapolis from Englandovith
dispatches from the British Government.

The Ringdeve brig, of IS guns, Captain Dowers,
*filch arrived at Port Royal on the sth inst. left Ha-
iifaz on the 12th ult. anchored at St. Georges, Ber-
thuda, on the 22L1, proceeded from thence on.the '23d,
for Nes, Providence, where she arrived on the 27th,
*rad sailed in a few hours after for this

On the Sd inst. the Riugdove captured a Spanish
Itchoorret, from St. }ago de Cuba to St. Domingo,
with dty goods, which had the day previous been
taint by the Carthagenian privateer New Grenada.
Lieutenant William Fleming,. Midshipman • .I‘.;tin
%n ht gherer, and three men, were sent on board to
bring her into port, but we regret to state, that on
the acv day in a stmng gale and heavy sea, about a
bile astern of the Ringdo-e, the schooner suddenly
went down, and all hands perished, by which unfor-
ecoate accident the service has been deprived of two
Valuable young officers, of respectable connections and
promising abilities.
Dr. Chadwick was drowned a few days since in
Attempting to cross Buff Bay river, in St. George's,
when he was swept away by the r...iridity of the stream,
sad his buly wa:s fottnd some hours afterwards near
'White River estate, almost two miles below the i lace
*there lie had entered. .

An ielarming fire broke out about six o'clock on
Math, afternoon at Colonel Macrae's pen, at the
top of she Slipe pen road, when both the dwelling-
Unsex and all the out-offices were eonsumed, as well
tus the furniture, plate, carriages, &c. belonging to
Lieutenant Colonel Campbell, Deputy Adjutant Ge-
seral of the Force. si In whose occupation it was. The
Inilitary from Up-Park-Camp repaired thither with
great promptitude, and rendered every assistance in
their- power, but from the want of water their exer-
Gons were unavailing. Lieutenant Reid, of the 13:h
OP Royal irish Regiment, fell from the top of one of
the houses,• while endeavouring to extinguish the
frames, and received considerable. injury. The fire
Was occasioned by a negro carelessly throwing sparks
horn a_pipe- among some hay, which was placed
under the principal house, and took fire.
Tuesday morning a full muster of the Kingston
tegimefx of. took place on the .Parade,
*hen a royal salute was fired, and three cheers given,
itt comn:emoration of the late glorious achievements
on the Continent of Europe. The three troops of
Horse mustered on the Race-ground, on the sime
ft-axiom In-the evening a sumptuous entertainment
was prtparsd at Watson's Long Room, where the
Officers and several of their friends dined-together,
and passed the evening with the greatest conviviality
and harmony. The following toasts weft drank, and
the trines attitohed played :

" The King"—Gon save the Khig.
tie" 'f'ise Prince Regont''7—The Pluto and Old England for
ever.
3. "The Qaeen and ltoya Vienne—Duke of York's Much.
4. 46 The peror orßassta and oar brave Allies"—March in
the Battle of Prague.

5. " Fiel&Maishat the Matguis otWellingtom—British Gres-
tachers.

6. "The Print* of Orange, and restoration of Liberty In
Eniland"—Downfall of Paris.
7. " Sir Thomas Graham"-O'er the Hills and hr awe.
& " The Nay" and Army"—Hearts of Oak.
9. " Pat rktts of Old Spain"—Spanish Patriots..
10. " General Prevost and oor Fortes iu Canada; may they
eftvinee the Yankees that it is better to Le our Friends than
Poev"—Yankeentsudie.

" Peace and Unanimity al/ the World over"-.-Whilst
sappy in my native I.and.
12. " The Governer and the blind"—ltalitnba.
I/. "'Admitat Brown and the Squatirbiet—Rule Rrltatmla.
14. "'Oeneral Fader and-the Panes"—March ld Mae Braid.
15. " 1 be ItlWtia of Jimaiea"—Qafcit Step.
"The Fair Sex of,famaite—Ha l's heart fbr falsebtiod-
R-anied:
17. " The United Kinglinth and tiiirif the CohtMlerahraye aid
is the support of her Independettete—Gotnes-Cord.
• IS: y.'l he Gentlemen who Ole honoared orwlth' their pre.

*toe* this elaningray wa a' putt !wag/ hi n.e-
At Miss Wynter's Tavern, The Non-copithistargi.ed
°lifters and pritystta.of the first Greaadieno' livid!' a
timber of their friends, participated- of the generbit
festivity,. anstlegalit; iiaber having bees -provided' te
• eelebrate the happy • ,
The Non-consisissicied, QAksAsaptioica the
MlNaltadjahtaminfantElCAMPlllllil=l.M..l&.n _ i•

honoir oT the 'gratifying

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*•,,c tairehl, ilk

eer at Wathott's
suCcesses in 'Europe.
the Members of the Jamaica Club atio partook of
a sumptuous entertainMent at the Club-rooth In
nuke street, and spent the evening *lth great Con-
viviality.
Several parties as§enil•lpci at Walters' for the Same'
purpose, where excellent 'Cheer was ptoridedb'apd the
evening spent with great hilarity.
Must df the inhahltains of Colour evinced tiler loy-
alty sud gratification at the triumph over the enemy,
by private entertainments in different parts of the city.