Star.
London, England, 1822-08-14 00:00:00

NA 1":41. INTELLIGENCE.

From the New England Coffee-house, I4th August.
Invearoor., AUGUST 12.—Arrived this day, the Illinois, from
New York—sailed the 16th July, in company with the Liver-
peed packet-ship: kept company together three days. Papers
and letters will be up to-morrow.—The Hector, from Philadel-
phia, sailed the 15th July ; Emily, (Font Savannah • Mars, from
New Orleans ; and Hannah, front Halifax, in 24 days.
Extract of a letter from Lloyd's Agent at Riga, dated the
25th ult.—" We have received a letter from Mr. RAZENCOURT,
at A rensbur,, mentioning that the lights on the western side of
the island of Oesel, ancrwhich were especially of consequence to
vessels on the St. l'etersburgh voyage, had on the 13th been
much damaged by lightning, but that, as only the lamps and the
lanterns had been particularly injured, the accident wou:d soon b:
repaired, and the lighting he only interrupted fur a short time."
natzahet, AUGUsT 12—Arrived on Saturlay, and sailed to-
day, the brig Agnes, of London, Captain Jona CUIoPY, with a
cargo of wheat, fur Oporto and Leghorn. Also sailed a fleet of
coasters, for the Bristol Channel. Sailed yesterday, from St.
Ives, fur Havre-de-Grace, the French ketch l'Aintable
of Calais, Captain P. GRANOIN, with a valuable cargo of suudt
y
mcrchandize ; the English schooner Pulmanter, of St. Ives,
Capt. WILLIAMS, for Liverpool ; and several coasters fur \V ales.
The pilchard fishery, which commenced fourteen days ago, has
as yet l en very unproductive.
FALMOUTH, AUGUST 1 wind W.S. W.—Sailed, the Stir-
prise, !AMMAN, for Gibraltar.

PIN AI °writ, Accurs 12. Wind W. S. W.—Sailed, the Glory,
for Quebec ; Eden, COULTHARD, for Petet shurbh ; Perseverance,
TA %V T. for Quebec; and Perseverance, lianwv, fer Africa.
PoitTsztorru, A OVAST 13.—Wind S. W.-- Artived, the Sir
Charles M•Carthy, HARRIS, from Antigua for London.
DEA T., AUGUST 13.—Wind S.W.—Arrived this morning, and
sailed for the River, the Juno, from Cadiz ; and the Ceres, film,
Trieste.—Put back by contrary winds, the Eagle, Hermes-, f4r
Quebec; Sicilian, FROST, for Madeira; and several more. pai-
culars unknown.—Came down from the River, and remain. the
Sarah, THACICAR, for Bombay; and the Westinor:and, Ma;inis-
Basics, for Quebec and Jamaica.

VOWELS SP.MLN WITIL—The Mackarel, from Rio Janeiro, to
Guernsey. on the 16th ult. in lat. 23. 14. long. 36. 12.; no'nvsb.
of Boston, on the 2d inst. in lat. 42. 54. long. 29. 4.; Venus, of
Belfast, on the 12th ult. in lat. 41. long. SS. ; /tan, Citossv, for
Quebec, in lat. 46. lung. 50.; and the Jane, of Dundee, from
Richebucto, on the 13th, in lat. 46. long. 57.
AKRIVID—At Onega, the Hannah, Storey, from Newcastle.
At the Cape of Good Hope, Olive Branch, from London.
At Elaineur, Time, Haraden, from the Havannah ; and Henry
William, Worts, from Gallipoli. At Havre, Sisters, Dubie,
from Philadelphia. At Riga, Gute Hollliting,—, from Oporto.
At Bremen, Wynyard, Harrison, from London. At Mar.eilles,
Bourbon, Mallet ; aiid Phcenix, Reynard, from Bourbon ; Met-
cure, Cabaret, from Cardiff; Lovely Ann, Chaplin, from Cuba ;
and Charles Phillips, —, from the Havannah.

GVILDNALT.—G. Meings, the driver of the hackney coach 940,
who has been in custody since the accident on Ludgate-hill,
when Mr. Bilborough, a carpenter, of }hash's-court, Water-
lane, was rode over, was again brought up. A certificate from
Mr. Box, the surgeon, was read, which stated Mr. Bilborough
to be out of danger; he was not, however, ahle to attend the
examination. Mr. Alderman BROWN observed, that a very vio-
lent assault had been committed, and very serious injury sus-
tained by one of his Majesty's subjects, though, fortunately for
the prisoner, death had not ensued from his gross misconduct.
The Public looked up to the Magistracy for protection against
these sorts 4 outrages, while peaceably pursuing their business
on the high Way ; and if men of this class would get intoxicated
while in the exercise of their occupation, and thereby endanger
the lives of passengers in the street, they must be made to feel
that such conduct would not be permitted to pass off will im-
punity; and he should therefore direct him to be prosecuted at
the expense of the City, and iu the meantime to enter into secu-
rities fur his appearance, himself in 401. and two sureties in
each.—The prisoner, being unprepared, was committed.
Bow-swigs:v.—Yesterday Mary Agnes I.esisa Buller, a young
woman fashionably dressed, was brought up on suspicion of
stealing seven £5 Bank notes. The prisoner is one of a number
of lodgers residing at a house in Surrey-street, Strand. Mr. W.
Drewe, Master of the Edward, West Indianan, who lives at this
house while his shii,t, in dock, had deposited the notes in his
desk in the presence of all the other lodgers, observing he might
be robbed if he carried them al7tit with him. This was on Satur-
day, and un Monday it was 'discovered the desk had been un-
locked and the money had been stolen. All the lodgers offered
to be searched, and Ellis, the officer, was sent for, who investi-
gated the circumstance, and searched them, with the exception
of the prisoner, who had not risen. Ellis then repaired to the
prisoner's room, and after rummaging under the carpets, the
bed-clothes, Ste. and only having discovered .22 sovereigns and
40s. in a drawer, he was about to quit the roarn,when he shook.
a rosette on the valence of the bedstead, and out fell two of the
identical ,C. 5 notes, making, with the gold and silver, nearly the
whole amount.

The prisoner, in her defence, positively, and is a very earnest
manner, disclaimed all knowledge of the notes. How they came
in her bed she knew not. She declared she had never been in
the parlour alone since the slay when Mr. Drewe was said to have
deposited the notes in the desk.
The Magistrate said, it would be of great importance to her if
she co,ald account satisfactorily for the possession of the twhty-
two sovereigns.

The prisoner said, she bad had them a month in her possession.
They were given to her by a friend to hear the expenses sit but
journey to France, where she was shortly going.
The Magistrate said this was mere assertion. Could she rot
bring her friend to prove it ?
Prisoner (bursting into tears).—l cannot now, Sir, because he
is sevepty miles from town; and I einnot memt his name., tcr
the fact is, I am under his protection' and he is a married man.
and the disclosure of his name would be the cause of dreadtui
unhappiness to hint and his wife.--The prisoner was remanded
for further examination.

Iliaron-Gaiansa.—.Xihrs Fey was charged with beating Anne,
his wife, in a ,shocking manner, and also with assaulting an,i
beating two watchmen when they came to take him into custody.
Both charges being made out, he was commit tech n default of hail.
A fat, comely-looking Lady, who sAmitted herself to he 40 cr
50 years of age, appeared at this Gfre for the purpose of swear-
ing to a Gentleman, of between 50 find 60, a male child. After
many assertions from leoth parties, reflecting greatly upon the
character of each other, the usual formality of swearing to the
child's father was gone through. The question now remained
as to what sum per week the father :should pay? In order to
prove his ability, the Lady did not fail to expose all his private
circumstances within her knowledge. After a very warm de-
bate between the partiei, the worthy Magistrate with great dif-
ficulty obtained a little silence, when he said that the mother
should keep the child, and the father pay her ss. 6d. per week
for its maintenance.

•
,•CORN EICHANUR, MAR►-LAN?, :VOMIT 14.—The 3reat deores-
- in the Wheat trade, which has been experienced tnr Fevc
days past, in consequence of the immensity ef the supplies and
the continuance of line weather, was, if possible, stall great.•c
this mor.ting, owing to the reduction in the price of Flour of
Ss. per sack, which was determined upon at nearly the close of
Monday's market t scarcely any sales were made to-day, and
prices of that of last yeses growth were completely main ti—
the quantity now on hand exceeds aU former precoleat. 'l'he
Oat trade continues very beavy,,and may be quoted front id. to
ts. per quarter lower, to litinalp and 1'c..1 so variation.