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

NAVAL norruLiamvaii.
The James, Et:owl:00x, from Buenos Ares to
London, taken by the Cliassefit American privateer,
was retaken, on the Sd of Seciteinbet,lerthe CA.
LATEA frigate, and carried leito Bit kkalliOS. VOA
loundland. . • - • . •
Saturday se'nnight the Advesttogs arrival at;Rarth
from London, with ordnance stores, to btloard jo,
the depot.
FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER IL:1 *i• •• "
Arrived the SPeEDY and- SFOCUtAllivillbaNaltirt
also a man of war brig and a cane(' trimeitokralint.
Sailtui the Windsor Castle packet, for Lisbon 4314 tbs.
ItlediterTanean.—W.N. W. fresh gales and Kindly.
•- PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER o.
Came in the Anna Maria, Scorr, from Mater, in
distress, and the HeLicom sloop of war, helm amuse.
Sailed the Rum( and Eaulmtus, frigates, issid thr
PIA)VALL sloop of war,. on a cru4.e....

pow rsMOUTN, NOVE.MBEtt 10.
Arrived the &TRY DICR from the DaWns. Sailed I.:s
MaSesty's ship GRIPLR foreoriti-
Mcsion AN Dl:M.—Admiral's 031ce, Nov. f).—Ristis
vessels as may arrive at Spitlitad, hound to the West
Indies, are desired to repair forthwith to Yarmouth
Roads, to join the Swersuna's convoy, which ship
wit wait-24110nm after a fait wind at Nit anchors*,.
•': lAMsovrii: Ncitamasit
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. (nage...genic ular s to-morrow. •
DEAL, NOVEMBER, 19.
Arriveci the Caledonia and Lbitiltin "bear
Limerick end DArItNI sloop tit OidicfrObs
Came down from the River several ships, andielled..
with the whole of the ontward.beuedifer,remiseleitha
MARGATE, NOVIIBIBIK .• • •
Came in the smack Shannon, with hirk ilia leslosty,
from Penzance, with the loss of %Mph tad lalt
mast, and part of her cable.
JAMAICA, SIMMS= ff. 1141) b.'
On the 13th inst. off the Civiret
the CYDNUS fell in with an ,American pie:stew
schooner, to which she gave share WO* liind be.
coming ight, the latter escaped, after throVtittoveti
board all her guns. We learn theraeldeiveniert
privateer captured on the sth instant :the Britidr•
schooner Favourite, HAVNik from the Grand.citypi
nrinas, with a cargo of cotton, woos. and tursleo,„
bound to Montego.Bay. After the cpptuiewtl:4l.
Favourite, the Captain of the privateer, whiia
to be an Englishman, requested Captain-14*mb to
point out to bizn a pilot who was actiatainted widatha
coast of Cuba, as he intended trial:o3.in that. direr.
two. The latter refused with indignation, observigg
that it would be assisting probably to capture Arita
and Spanish vessels, and that by the privaten.nt
seltassumed Government, not acknowledged by any
Power. fbis so incensed the Captain e(ttie ntarander
that he took all thaturtle into his ms, el, and had the
favourite instaritlr burnt. He th&gave the crew a
canoe in laud a; Isievil 13ays: Wheireftbol arriteifin
safety. Wieniasy fits-bins boweed-thiwerenreptirc".
brious epithets to them reirpectnit- the 866404104
said, that Carthagena was an independent *Ara
'which did not care a damn fur any ufen.O. %IA
lowa be taken against what she did.
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'CO TIIE EDITOR.-41TA Gendem *WSW
1..e.t weak at Stratford-upon-Amon• trout maim of
veneration to the memory of our immortal Divas*
Poet SIIAKSPEAIIE, visited the house where he wika
been ; he there copied from tl•e wall the 1.11,.....ing
lines, which were written with a pencil by a c,:i.eb.s.
ted foreigner. Perhaps they may not be maaccis
table to your poetic Readers 'iliiiiii .
October IR, Is; v.' ; :-•
• "1:-. •
" The eye of Genius elven"' M arlnscre.
" How Merely hails' (be sound e• saateesasi'slytis-'
. •• Ole tear i eked, to Wilt a cryaal aLriar,
" To all that's grand, immortal, and sublime !
" Match 4,1811. " svEliN N. BONAPARTIL.
COVENT GARDEN THRATRI.-•4lr. KEMBLIS I**
night supported the character of Uttavtait, in Ms.-
CoLMAN's Play tit Ihe Mountaineer:. His rencootra
with lezre, and hts interview wth Florae:the, were
never pet-totaled with greater excellence. "l'be house
was very 1011.
Mist STEPHENS is so much recovered from bet late
indisposition, that it is thought she will soon be able
to appear in a new hymeneal character.
DRAMATIC CoNIPLibiNT. -At a Theatre In a coarte
try town, on a late representation of The Miller sa
his Men, the Manager contrived not to make the
Miller a thief, out of compliment to the Mayor, who
was a miller himself.
.When Cominnikre Tinge, after being burnt out by
tl4.taglirh, found himself plundered by the itrierrieens,
iii .must have had some difficulty in asi.ertaiiailig
which was the fried and which the foe.
...• A wedding is said to be upon the tattle kid:*
glisfiloil ableVorld, betWeizia young hanker of
grm„ inlay certain belltdr distincdets
'When all the sortoes give the CIAO to please,
.. lren well-bred nymphs maybe' 11111111 itAgn mama
' • A matrimonial alliance in high lose has, it is said,
beers. finally adjusted ; the presumptive heir to the
Duke of Nottrokt: will be united in a short time to the
eldest daughter of the Marquis of Srarroan.
Cosmos OCCURRENCL—The talent ing intelli.
vice is the general subject of conversation in fashion-
able circles :—." The son of a Peer, in toe course of
his travels upon the Continent, visited Sicily, and there
fell in love with a Sicilian Princess. The father or
the young Nobleman, immediately upon hearing this
account, proceeded to Sicily, with the view if pre-
venting the marriage between the parties. 'II e ,or,
aware of this, availed himself of the I..cili.:cs Awed
to marriage by the Sicilian low; they as • 5..i41 to be
nearly the same as those in Scotlans!—Aist is, if the
parties declare beefore a third person, that they are
'husband and wiie, they are to ..11 intents and pur-
poses held to be married. Tli.• young Nobleman am!
the Princess made t! is declaration before a Pricst-
But nibs. Twilit), the latter is said so have asserted,
that he Wire kept in the room by force whilst this de•
ciaratiois was made. This alleged compulsion is le-
pmed to nave to an bider tu coalliwehe Princess iti
a CaovEnt fur seven Tears, sad die lien Last"ll
Nobleman in a prison fot four. •

The Enterprise, FARRADAT Iron ilitWeltitlit_til
14111hIgtOps itleully lost on a.. Goodwiss... Caw
csaetlApi • wi a
anchor and tante ; anty, °ern, or
with loss of ditto • Brothers, Joss, for Dublin,'
loss of ditto ; areign vessel, with Ines 4 tall Oil
Rot, with less of antharand.Ohlislel
several .other vessels have put in for obekini
-•damage.—aarticular s to-morrow. • • ' _