Star.
London, England, 1812-04-01 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, MARCH so.

The Jane, licsav, from hence to Belfast, is totally
lost at Ardglass ; only two men saved. The Henry,
HALL, from hence to Dublin, is totally lost on Dub.
lin bar, with all the crew. The Morning Star, Joxu,
from hence to Dundalk, is lost near the Sherries,
three passengers drowned. The Betsy, Stain, from
hence to Plymouth, anti the Invariable, from
this pot, were lost in Mcunt's Bay on Saturday se'n-,
night, crew saved.
CHATHAM, MARCH 29.
The MONTAGU and THESEGS sailed yesterJay, from
Gillingham to Long Reach. The Tin/Ims and
' ButroN, two new frigates, of 36 guns, are to be
launched the 11th of April: Yesterday Mr. Robert
Ellington, a boatswain to the Navy, in passing from
, the Edgar to the Success, lying together in ordinary
near Upnor, by some accident fell off the gangway,
and was drowned.

STATE OF THE NAVY.—The following is the state
and disposition of the British Navy, made up to the
present dap :—At sea, of the line, 72 ; from 50 to
44 guns, six ; frigates, 117 ; sloops, &c. 95 ; bombs
and fire-ships, 6 ; brigs, 115 ; cutters, 22 ; schooners,
&c. 49. Total, 492.—T0tal in commission, 728.
Grand Total, including those in ordinary, building,
and utter repair, I,ooB.—Decrease in the Grand
Total this month, eight.

The Gazette of last night contains the official ac-
count of the late gallant achievement of the ROSARIO
and GRIFFON, against a formidable division of the
Boulogne flotilla, the leading particulars of which
we had.the pleasure on Monday of submitting to our
Readers. It was, indeed, a most truly, heroic exploit.
Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, the QUEEN and Prin-
cesses ELIZABETH and MART, attended by Lady IPA-
emus T/IYNNE, arrived in a carriage spd four,
escorted by a party of the 18th Regiment of Light
Horse, at the Queen's Palace, froth 'Windsor, where
they were received by the Dukes of CL'MBBRLAND,
Sussex, and CAMBRIDGE, and Miss GOLDSWORTHY.•—
The QUEEN and PRINCESSES dressed at the Palace.
About two o'clock the PRINCE REGEst's carriage,
with the coachmen and four footmen in their state
liveries, arrived at the Palace, and conveyed the
QUEER and Pntscrsses to Carlton Houle, where they
were received by his Royal Highness the PRINCE Re.-
GENT, attended by Colonel Mqvlnitost and Colonel
BLOOMFIELD. The Pam& conducted his Royal Mo.
ther and Sisters over his elegant mansion. A few
'minutes after four o'clock the Ro;:al Party sat down
to a sumptuous dinner, together with the Dukes of
YORE, cUMBERLAND, and CAMBRIDGE, and the Prin-
cess CHARLOTTE of WALLS. The Qualls was at-
tended by thexMarchioness of BATit. At six o'clock
coffee was served up ; and at half-past six the Qum
and Parxcessits left Carlton House, on their return
to Windsor. Che PRINCE REGENT conducted the
QUERN to her carriage; the Duke of YORa the Prin-
cess ELtzAscrit ; the Duke of CUMBERLAND the
Princess MART ; and the Princess Cnaittorrs of
WALES by the Duke of CAMIIR/DGE. The Princess
CHARLOTTE left Carlton House at the same time as
the QUEEN, and returned to Warwick House.

A sad accident happened on Easter Monday, to
a Mr. and Mrs. Kilby, living id James-street, Mary-
la-bonne. Mr. Kilby was a painter. By the boiling
over of a pot of turpentine in the exercise of his pro-
fession, his wife was so dreadfully burnt that she died
yesterday morning in the mo►t excruciating aguish*,
and her husband, from the same calamitous circum-
stance, cannot long survive her. They were a very
deserving young couple, with a family of four young
children, one of whicb it also severely burnt; ano
Humanity has seldom found fitter object. than•this
lanai', for the exercise of sympathy and benevolenee.

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NISATMARKIIT CRAVEN MIFFsNG, ISIS.
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TUISDAY, MARCH 31.
'Sweepstakes of 100 Os. each, h. ft. tor the produce of alarms
• . covered in I SON ; colts, tt5t..516.; fillies, Est: 21b.Ab. M. •
Mr. Dundses b. f. by Eagle, out Of Drug - 1
Mr. &con's b. f. by Whiskey, out of 1.11:le Prat It
Four to %.1 on Mr. Runde. b f.
Ld. R. oues ch. c. Flamingo, by Quiz, out of Paleface' Si. 71b.
best Mr. blorthey% b. f. by Gamenut, out of Beau kla:it's dam,
ilk 4ib. Two-yr. oldC. 100 gs. h. ft.—Five to 4 apt Ld Rows.
Areepstakes of 100 Gs: each, h. ft. gst 21b. Two-yr. oid C.
deit..Growenoes b. f. Javi, by Aleitander, out of G. •
Sparrow's Irish mare - h. • 1
14. Suffield's elt. 1.. by Quiz, out of a visits of Petwor
Ld. F. Ilentinck's ilt. f. by Sancho, out of Armida's dam S
Seven to four asst. lA. kuldeld's ch. f. by Quiz.
Id. Jersey's Asmodens, B.t. 7.1). beat Cul. Morgan's Oporto,
Bst. Across the Flat, 20 g.. h. ft.
Produce Sweepstakes of 100 Qs. oicb, h. ft- cubs, Sat. 71b.;
allowedot. 41b. Across the 'those by untried stallions
Sib. And thoie out maret which bad nut bred a
winner, 31b. both 61b.
Sir J. Shelly% c. Como'', by Soreetir, out of Houghton Last,
(mare untried) - . - 1
Mr. Thornhill's c Aquarius, by Quli, out of Grey Duchess,
(horse untried) - - . . S
Sir F. Standish's c. by Y. Eagle, Out of a dater to Dotal uiry,
both untried) . -
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Five to 1 agst. Comui—two to I age. Sir F. Stusdids'. c.
Sseter.takes of too Gs. each, h. ft. R. M.
Sir C. Buolturys R•vd, est. Ilb.
Ld. Lowther's Camerfon, Bst. 71b.
Lc". G. H. Cavendisk's Metrygosuund -
Mr. Andrew's Vagr-.sst, 7st 71b. - - .
Four to I apt. Rival—Four to 1 agst. Camerton—Five to b
on Merrygoround.
Sweepstakes of 'lOO Gi. each, h. R. colt., Sit. 71b ; Filly,
Ilst. 41b. D. M.
Ld. Darlington% b. e. by Orville, ow Of Lady Bretegb 1
Major Wilson% b. e. by "rrumpator, out of Virgia I
Seven to i on I.d. Darlington's b. e.
D. of Rutland's Sorcery, 7st. 131 b. rue. from Mr. Mellish% Be-
verky, 7st. bib. R. M..a0011. h. ft.
The First Class of the Oatland Stake& ,T so Oc Wiels,k ft. D. 1.
Mr. Piga% York, 6yrs Set. a. - I
D. nfßutland's Salvator, Sy,. est: 7*. . a 2
Ld. Oaford's klorrana. 4yrs. Sit. lb. . . g
Five to 1 asst. Yank. i • •
Ld. G. H. Cavendish's Middletbeepe roc. ftsos Ld. Llelesti
Mamie°. ast. 41b. each, D. I. 100 is. ft. ?e,