Star.
London, England, 1815-07-08 00:00:00

GRAVESEND, JULY 7.

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Anima Os Aphrodite, Pearl', from Daetsiet kagestos, Rods
mon, Oren Memel ; Aurora, Harmer, from Pillow;
Thatch, front Norway ; Dixon, Steserdea, Thalia, Colas.,
leabelk, Psalmist', from Peteisfrargh; Do/Oln. Everts, front
liteeldsolin. Soiled, the Amity, King, kr Utodoes ; Oohs,
Tres", for Ewen; Margaret, Meatus, for Oporto; Jamie,
IbauerfisM, for blewfoundlemi ranges, amide, for Nisi
Fortuae, Polk, for Anisserdent I Aurora, Wilms, for Handiurghe
GREENOCK, JULY 4.
TM ship Ile,iilTCllll, which sailed from Clyde on the
Oth April lest, baoed for goober., eaperieneed a settee ise tense
Creswombs: until the inch of May, when she made the
Cape Rea bearing to the south and west distant shoot .in
r= The Mod being to the west and south, she (motioned
of and es the had di dose in with it, and then shaped
her ewes for west south-west, and medalled ro until the lei*

ntorolog (the 14th), when it case on to blow a treaties*
does. ple, &welded with thick buy weather. Having drifted
to hewed at 4/.5. saw lead close on the starboard bow, when
lading the Alp lift* feet urn the shore. and a 4
to set sure wilheat the viols's, oldie wind, it was
to weer beq with an Wrestle. of twang her out dear °fa Otte
a hod bide of welsh she had been drives, which waa shoe•
wards bead to be deem Heed, in de. Marrs ley, ilverfoondi
hod. inthoset ot Weeriageshe struck very Wavily alights' a reelP
of saheb welly rear the Meddled* every endereour to deer
it provedkolisee. On the ship's talk*. Cep% amass lowered
thejolly bed, sad mots wanes and two oblides', who wore pa
angers, together with the shies mow an three if the crew, to
the shoes as die homnedinelly SW with truer on approaching
the ierf that brute is the busk and lading her in a onitilig
state, part et the remitting Mil shandesed her and swam to the
them wig& they reschol io salty ; eight Inas were obliged. In
oesseleeeta of the wad biewbg monger, to range by the
wredt in ibis diodes he eight hours, when the vessel went
pieces. 1 hey skelkw a dud of hardship, reached the shorn In
slaty min the Captain. who We drowned by being washed
of a rat to which he had clang. 0o reaching the Aare they
were jibed by the throe awn who had first let the ship, and
afterwards arrived at Trepassey, and bawdy at et John's, on
sho
ighof ift hiving saved troth* bet the doilies they had en
end the pert beet.--The Hush Crawford, Avow., from Clyde
to Mayo" honks, was all well on the 30th Arne In lamed*
Id. 44. latitude Iv.

Mr. WHITIBILAD died is the 57th year of his age,
and not the Stith, as incorrectly stated.
A groom. is the employ of the Duke of You,
died yesterday in Su George's Hospital, is conse-
quence of an accident which he received a few mor-
nings since, while esereisieg a horse, belonging to his
Royal Highness, on Coostitutian.hill.St. James's Pak.
Yesterday. at the Assume for the County of Oxford,
James lisvositsr was found Guilty, on his own conies.
mon. of the murder of his wife, at Shillingford and
is ordered fee execution on Monday next, his body
to be given to the surgeons for dissection.
Formerly the Duke of WILLINGTOW beat the
French Marshals from Korth to Sooth-she has sow
beaten them from South to North. and yet they do
not seem satisfied either way.
It appears very probable that the BoOsrtv's two
Chaelmil vial net had tom in Paris fur Weir future
risings.
LOl4 LAUDIADALS was very right in matins that
Dr. Shebbeare was scteened in the pillory. with an
umbrell4. by the Sheriff's iteraiirsni—but his Lord.
ship should have added, tbat the *tiff was. &MAI
81000 fie big Issit
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