Star.
London, England, 1807-11-14 00:00:00

EXETER, NOVEMBER u.

About one o'clock this morning, during the high
gale,of winds the Enterprize brig, of this port, Lon-
don trader, the property of Mr. JOHN Luxv, broke
from her moorings at the (tray, and the wind being
very high, fhe was carried with gueat rapidity dowu
the river, and over Drew'h Weir, when the fell on
her fide, and in that pnfition d&ifred below Belle-
' ifle Marfh, where fhe now lie* a mere wreck. The
mate and two boys were or; hoard--one of the latter
wa; unfortunately drowned.

Laft evening, tha middle arch of Feniton Bridge,
on the road frumrhence to Honiton, Was carried away
by the flood of water, and in the conrfe of the night
the whole of the bridge was deilroyed. It is of con-
fiderable extent, 200 feet lung by Co wide, lately built
at a g' eat expellee, and has not been completed more
thin fix months.
GREENOCK, NOVEMBER it.

Arrived here on Monday the Montreal, HAR VIE,
from Montreal in 32 days ; lett the Ann and Mary.
Nl,Ewittc, and Hcpe, HENRY, loading for this port.
and the Caledonia, for Ayr. A later f; am Wexford,
dated 26th 05tober, lays : In t'ne violent norm which

happened on Friday latl, the flip Elea, MACLELLAta
matter, about no tons, from Greenock to Jamaica.,
with merchant goods, on her way to joir convoy 2t
Cork, grounded on the North Bar, where fhe remained
till Saturday morning, when, by the exerting' of the
pilots from Rofilaro F9rt, the was happily got offport,wihwithout
failed damag
ro
gGlalgow, M.lvse, of
this Drogheda
fix weeks ago, and has not fince been heard of.
FROM LLOYD's LIST.

GRAVCSIND, Nev. tz.--Paffed by the Cabioer, Bovvf,n, from
Virginia—lnduftry, Moore, .from Chad&Ron—Horne, Valentine,
from Archangel—Elizabeth, Boehm) from Copenhagen ; and the
Lady Head, Hill, from Malta. Sand the Adventure. Johnfon.
fer ht. Vincent's; Mary Oberg, from Berbice ; At! qnic, Craig;
Richard, Perrin ; Edward Foote, Jennings; Clare, d Al iti ;
Ifle of 'fbanet, Aitken. Catharine, Peen ; Flora, Thompfoo Duke,
Linder ; and the Mentor, Goodwin, for Jamaica.
ARRIVED.

In the Downs, the Harrell,.ll Parrot, from Virginia—At Wa-
terford, Truro. Roberts, from Phil :delphia--und .he Maria. an.
tos, front Oporto—At Lifbon, Hawke, Baden. from Ponle--Pt.
licidade, —, from Cork; Greyhound from Plymouth.
Atalanta, Withycombe ; Indultry and tht Placentia, Wil-
kinfon, from Newioundland.—At Philadelphia, New Jerfey Crow
from Liverpool—At at. Vincent's. Eliza rs. from Africa.
The Brilliant, ---- from Oporto for London, is loft on
Oporto Bar—part of the cargo favcd
The Hannah, Davis, from London for Cork, is carried into the
Downs, with the lois of her anchors and cables, her wincilas upfcs
and othcr damage.

THE WIDOW.

•••

BY MR. MONTGOMERY.
Ah! who is the that flu and weeps,
And gazes on the narrow mound ?
In that frelh grave her True-Love fleeps ;
lier heart lies with him in the ground :
She heeds not while her babe, at play,
Plucks the frail flowers, that gaily bloom,
And cafts them, as they fade away,
In garlands on its Father's tomb :
Unconfcious where its Father lies,
Sweets to the fweet!" the prattler cries :
Ah! then fh- (tarts, looks up, her eyes o'crii 3W
With all a Mother's love, and all a Widow's woe !
Again (be turns away her head,
Nor marks her Infant's fportive air,
Its cherub cherks all rofy red,
Its fweet blue eyes, and yellow hair:
Silent the turns away her bead,
Nor dares behold that happy face,
Where (mile the features of the dead,
In lineaments of fairy grace :
In which at once, with tranfport wild,
She fees her hulband and her child;
Ah ! then her bofom burns, her eyes o'erflow
With all a Mother's love, and all a Widow's woe.
And Rill I find her fitting here,
Though dark 0:Roller frowns on all;
And from the linter= ruling near
The featter'd leaves around her fall;
0 then it charms her innicft foul.
It bits the fadncfs of her mind,
To watch the clouds of autumn roll,
And lift to the evening wind ;
In every (hadow. every blaft,
The fpirits of enjoyments pall, •
She fees. the hears :—ah ! then her eyes n'erflnw
Not with a Mother's love, but with a NVi !ow's woe.
The peafant dreads the drivirp b rat,
Yet paufes as he halter). by,
Views the pale ruin of her form,
The de( :tenon or her eye ;
Beholds her babe for thelfcr creep
•
Behind the grave (tone's dreary bide,
Where all its Father's willies fleep,
And all its Mother't hopes are laid ;
Remembering then his own heart's joy,
A rofy wife. a blooming boy !
g• 0 Goo." be Iglu," when I am thus laid low,
mnit my. poor Partner feel a widow'd Mother's woe!"
He gently Itrerches out his arm,
And calls the babe in accents mild:
The Mother (bricks with ft rangtalarm,
And loathes up her weepirg child:
She thot:ght that voice ..f tender tone,
Thole acanna loft, entlearieg, kind,
Came front beneath the hallow (tone !
.'He mutts the wmdering of her mind,
muting on hil happier lot,
Seeks the warm comforts of hi' cot;
Ye merits Ids wife t....a15! then his eyes n'er fl.sw ;
libe Fels a Mother's 10ve,..-nor dreads a Widaw's woe!
The form redres;--and bark! the bird,
The lottely bird of Autumn's reign,
Prom yonder waving elm is heard,-
0 what a mild and hippie (train !
Sue the delighted Mourner (tart.
While Robin Redhreitit's evening tong
Pburs all its fweetaefstbro her heart,
And foothes her as it trills along:
'Theo gleams her eye : her fancy hears
The w•abled tootle of the fpberts;
She clays her b.he: feels her bofom glow,
And in the Morher's love forgets Cs:. Widuw's woe.
do to thine home, forfaken Fair !
G r to thy falitary home:
Thou torefil"figrim ! in defpair,
Tothy saint's briars no longer roam
He reps not here;—thy 110irell osuorr
Attends where'er thy footttgps tread;
He watches to the depth -of night,
,l Rillu..rcl a t
anetnifer el.
f ly kind,
round thy bed.
And
ammo the dear pledge be left behind ;
Ilthold that Pledge !—then cafe thy tears totsw,
Atid in the Mother's love forget the Widow'sewee

FOSSRAL 01 THR 4000111111101 Or Iroam--The
remain( of that venerable Prelate were reiatoved, at
eight o'clock..on Wednefday morning, from his late
book in South Audlev freer, to Wellminder Abh-y,
for interment. The procefG.,n moved in the moft
folemn and regular manner. On its arrival at the
Abbey, it was )-eceired by the Dean and Chapter of.
Weflminfer. After the funeral fervice, tbe cofsn.
was lowered into Ole grave, in the 'Chillers cMfe to
his Grace's late brothes's. The coffin was very ele.
gent, and covered with mazarine bltie velvet, wi'h
rich gilt plates, and gilt nails. On the plate was in.
fcribed his Grace's age ; he was in his 89th year.
- MADAMS Gaasstes.—A letter in the
fru.rn Semer, Cote d'Or, dated Oaober 24, fay., 4, An
event has happened in onr neighbourhood, which, at
the prefent moment, makes a great noife :
" Madame Graffini, the celebrated finger, was travelling pelt
to Paris. On the 19th, at eleven o'clock at night, the was attacked
near Rnovrai,npon the borders of the dep.trtrnents of Yonne and
Cote d'Or,he four men, armed with pittuls. who fired upon the
brat without wounding them. Madame Grafitti, her
.brother, and her maid, gave the brigands all that they bad. They
took tiny Inuit, their watches, jewels, and elo, hes. Madame
Graffiti continued her join bey, and on her arrival at Aviilon, the
gave Ulf trmation, and that brigades of the neighbcurhood re-
wind 1107 ICC of the robbery. On the night of the 2 nft, the four
robbers were traced to a vill..ge of Vitteaux, about (even league;
from Rouvrai, upon the I;ijon road. They were furprifed at in
it.n # here they were taking tome refreflur.ent, by :he Cyan-me-it,
shoot they refitted, each robber being armed with two piftola. A
battle milted, fri whieh•two 'of therobbers'were killed. and the
third taittn, and the fourth made-his' efeape. The gamier eon-
ft stud that thq were Swift foldiers, detersers, from Orleans. He
tante Mil die robbery, and a gnat part 01 the property of Madame
Oralfitti. wet Land upon the two dead mess. Eight pifttils were
found aportihe arid df battle."
Tna,(l2.rsaa or Paussra.—The School of (odor-
try, ettablithed at Berlin for the children of the.poev,
bas redeived tronvbei Majdly the (Zileen of Profit,
a pretest of too Frederic accompanied witfilhe
following. Letter, addieffdefin Mr. Provoll
.t; opt intendant of that krtlitntitan
ur The ellaradtor of humanity and beneficence which dif-
tioguillifs-the bthabitants of;Berlisas was never more !takingly
ditpliyed 'than M the ertakihnient of a febool datined for
the .mointenanie Snd edneation of tone children. It is to Tots
they are itsdebsed for the Idea,' and:l am deeply Migrated itith-the
proofs of efteem coofitientrand love,litidek 1 have received. The
fount;ers of this sterol eftablithment. to sbichthey have gives/lay
Rama ,havc placed it under my apecial prosatien. I accept with
• joy this twwf,lit mark of confidence, and I fubferibe on my own
meskint, feCthe,aintenance of fou: children, whom I requeft
r you. 'Sir, to taste the goodnas Jo Iccouitneto to mc.
" with refrato the fum of* ;Whieli I rend
Taw, I defign 3,t.tocotivitiuretoriards delaying the fugexpenees
of ththlti•utron. The war, which haibrougbt fo many caland-
tssi upon the:al-don, of whiebkis rety glory to be thi mother, has
likewite matured many nleful. ilea', and town the feeds of the
• 'remit* henefiti-det us unite out en.leavoues t., make them prof.
per, dal then we may hope that whatever lots we may have (at-
tained hi'prosehr and riches, wfil be abundantly conspenfaredbf an
isevarfebf virtues. You, Mr Provolt; have don. with berutur all
tau*, in your power to attain this cod; your worthy colleagues
• have emulated your zeal, and thus you have elevated and Wept up
thstpirlti of the inhabitants of Berlin. in the midit of our Mai
tom,, to that pitch of unblenefs and dignity befitting misfortune
Thus the tics which uttite the nation to its mitts have become
elder: bpd oar, oy at meeting again after our mutual and ardent
.oe,,ine fa( that event. wilt be fo couch the naore'pure and lively.
• ••• Yoat very LOMA.*

LONDON MARKETS.

INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, November 12.
Wheat per load 161 los to 181 ins
Barley per quarter 21 oa to 11 42
Oats per ditto 11 I©s to 11 xis
Beans per ditto 21 ills to 31 3$
Peale per ditto 31 2$ to 31 0
PRICE OF HOPS.

BAGS. POCKETS.
Kent 41 Os to 51 15s Kent - 51 53 to 61 /55
Suffer 41 IN to 31 8s Suax - 51 os CO 61 6s
Effex 41 ios to 51 8s Farnham 81 os to zol es
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
New Bap 51 Ss to 61 os I Pucka. st tos to 61 xss

PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
St. James's. Whitechapel.
Harperload 4 40to 6 6 o I Hay per load 4 4to 6 to
Straw a t 6 oto a o o Straw z i 4 to 2 1
1 Clover 5 to to 6 a

FMCS OF BAT AND STRAW IN SMITBFIRLD.

Hay, - el tss to 31 13s 1 New Clover of oos to of oos
Clover 51 os to 61 to, Straw, it los to al 18s

SMITHFIELD MARKET, November 13.

This day's Market had but a nlOll fupply of different kinds of
Cattle. Be 4 and Lamb are dearer than our tall report. Mutton,
Pork and Veal are cheaper ; and the trade, for the nu.pft part, was
but iucliffercat The ales in the Hay Market were rather dull.—
Straw and Clover fetched better prices than Monday's Markets
Hay fold at 'aft price.
To fink the offal—per Rone of 81b.
Beef 36 4d to 4s 84 I Veal 46 od to
.96 4d
Mutton 36 slid to ss cd Pork 45 od to ss 4d
Lamb 4e 6d to ss od.
HIAD ow CATTLE THIS DAT.
Beats, about 560—Sheep and Lambs, 4,70,.
Calves zio—Pigs 4 to.
NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, November 13.
Pertitone of 81b. by the carcafe.
Beef as 8d to 4$ 4d I Vcal 3$ Od to so od
Mutton as 8d to AS 41 Pork 4s od to 5. 44
PRICE OP LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL.
Butts, so to 161 b each aad to tad
Ditto, (co to 651 b zsd to 264
Merchants Backs aid to ilia
Dreffing Hides z 614 to 17d
Fine Coach Hides 184 to IPA
Crnp Hides for Cutting t7d to zod
Flat Ordinary sod to zjd
Calf Skins, 3o to 401 b per dozen 266 to 32s
Ditto so„io 701 b 363 to 4cs
Ditto 7c to Bolb 333 to 33s
Small Seal• (Greenland) per lb. 3s zd to 3s 44
Large ditto loos to rrpos per doz.
Tanned liorfe Hides SOS to 305 each
Goat Skills to
RAW HIDES.

Hide" (per (tone) 28 104 to 31 ^d, Horfe Skins 13s to t& each
Micl,lling sd toss 8d Shoe" Was is 91 to s• cd
Ordin:try ts sod to as sd Skew-you' os cd to us cd
Heavy Calf ssi cd each I toligt §ltins Cl cd to os cd