Star.
London, England, 1813-11-04 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH, NOVEMBER &

Sailed his Majesty's ships TARTARUS and Zsiort
with a fine breeze at N.N. E. with a convoy for
Cork, and the Chesterfield bye•boat, with passenger%
for Guernsey. ,

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DEAL, NOVEMBER 3.
Came down, from the River, the Unity, &owe-
mu., for Teneriff:, and sailed with the whole of the
outward-bound, under convoy of his Majesty's ships
GRIFFON and ALERT, for Portsmouth. Arrived the
RAVEN sloop of war, from a cruize off Flushing, and
the Nviamm, from off the Tezel. The Griffiths,
Tuarcuza, from Halifax to London, lost an anchor
and cable last evening in Margate Roads, and is put
back to the DOwns.—Wind N.

RAMSGATE, NOVEMBER s.
The • Princess Charlotte packet, Captain WinTx,
which got off the rocks last night, after throwing her
guns and ballast overboard, and brought up in Kings-
gate Bay, parted from her anchor in a violent gale•
and drove to sea. A boat with an anchor and cable has
been dispatched after her, they are both out ofaight.
The wreck of the brig Active's Increase has been
towed into harbour without mast, rudder, or any
stores whatever, and her upper deck and beams cut
away, and about two-thirds of her cargo out from
between decks. The sloop Fortitude of Dartmouth,
Baooc master, has put in here with the loss of bow.
sprit. A report has just reached us that a fisherman
boaided a schooner at the back of the sands last night
upset, and without any person on board, and that
soon after she went down.
• A Dow letter, dated al November, says, Ss Primed
Clarke, peebat was bating about of Folkston.
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BELFAST, OCTOBER SO.
The
weak,
totally wrecked upon the Burr Idled
last was the Janes of Runcorn, buithen 150
tons, Joanna &MUM! muter ; all the crew were '
drowsed s five of the dead bodies there found, and dot
cently buried by Mrs. ECHLIN, of Echlinvale, midi*"
to her praise as she ordered the bodies to be well
dressed, according to the custom of the country in
genteel families.

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COURT OF CHANCERY, NOVEMBER 5.
carnotrr:—EDwmtris V. sops AND AIIOTHER. '

This was a motion made by.Sit&asruEL Rolm Ltv,
for an ,otder, to commit to the. Flee) Prison the de-
fendiint, Mr.l,Pgpe, for breach of the **notion issued
against him in this,cause in April last, to restrain
himnfroM 'fiettset Use of the name or the firm, in
pasiing tfilli•of exchange, or raising money for any
purpose not connected with the joint concern, in
which. the parties had engaged: on a joint capital ;
nor to pass any bills or to get any goods on the joint
creak, tlll the final account and dissolution of the co.
partnership, as the defendants were charged v.ith
raising monks for their own separate and distinct
specuLtions—one instance of which had occurred
since the issuing of the injunction, and during the
absence of the plaintiff on a journey into Scotland,
by executing two bills of exchange, for £lOOO each,
to Messrs. Spooner and Co. of London, bankers, to
which bills the plaintiff might be liable.
Mr. HART, Mr. LEACH, and Mi. HaALD opposed
the Motion, on the grounds that Mr. Pope was the
principal proprietor of capital, to the extent of
£12,000, and that the safety of the concern had re-
quited such disbursements; and lastly, that if the in-
junction was infringed, it was unintentional.
Sir SAMUEL RoMILLY replied most forcibly for the
infringement of the injunction and hardship of the
plaintil
The Loan CHANCELLOR desired the affidavits to
be. hindei up for his farther perusal, as to the inten-
tion, and defLrred judgment.

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