Star.
London, England, 1823-01-07 00:00:00

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Re test lid eel; tiyEinit efris ecl reli.
ever ye4rtliy,,iftei:o Oita& oT•tittee:Mtbights sad: ,daysi.l
peotoolont, .14W:teat:Ming prrived, e, fiensonlecu eat; resulk
•, for Tappensittlyi. on '.ihe gBd. and _salle,cl,_ fr9nt tlie,
for.Chiaktlt. the }74h of August. The print d Re-'
was lif.Zladias' Ronde bn tie Nile OrAt!giist. " The •Regetrt
an- tti Vujeef RoOds-on tlf6 tith of.SeptuthlteLi • Mit f.Ustle:
oy wos to sail front lionebay:on the Stl.of Ausuiti- ansl mos,
to touch at Penang 1n her way Lo .
Saturdey the dispatches were closed at the Rost-Intik. ijoupei.
sad delivered to the Pursers of the kilowing'ilaiPs,
iru vii —Getli -
1 A LL.C.A !MEM NAIR:kb: j Kent, II crime ton, lit Reitgat
cid ('hens.--Herefordshire, WILLIANI HOPI j 'lnglis, Saloom.
CireteesAaYe, for Bombay
tottr; and F.erquharsou,
sod China.-Repulse, Jove PA7115i14/14 fur:St. fleitna,
lien-
t autleChit?.
The .kgilicourt,, ...MAnus, from London, has strived at It fadras
ui:h inch damage. Mtweeh 70 ar.d 80 pipes of wine thrown
tYrhord• • •
Thr Trader:4loni Beneoolen, was totally lost on the
Nlty, on Totarioots beach. Crew saved.
n1(1100E11, JAN. s.—Wind W.—Arrived the Orange Grove,
o,,,scuwAsn, from Llsbon.r—Sailed the whole of the vessels
for London. • :
s.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Forragct, from
Terra Vecchia for leaky, and must discharge ; Amy,
6-Juu, front Lisbon, is Len days; and Active, from Malaga.
Pcrrsitecrii, 6.—Wind S. E.—.lrrived his Majesty's
ships CALLIOPE, front cruize ; and PANDORA, from Plymouth;
also the (ammo, I wine+, front I londui as, out 80 days ; Cy n-
thia,l.iszt..tri.a, from flute ; and Ocean transport, from Cork.
Sailed the Mellish, Fouls, for London.
Dal.. JAY. 6.—Wind R.S.E.-‘,Arrived last night and to-day,
a:iis.iled for the River, the Layton, ilmr.en, from Bencoolen ;
EaSTERBT, from Calcutta and the Cape ;
rose, from Nladr.is and Calcutta ; Sir William Beasley, Smitir,
from Quebec; Centurion, 1 TEPTZ II'EALI., front ditto; Missionary,
licuststsu:s. trout the Ilediterraneau ; Perthshire, Lsre.rea, from
Michael"; and Economy, BALFOUR., from Bilboa.—Came
dun from the River, the ()wiN GLetenowia frigate, and re-
suhis ; al‘o arrived the ilontesquieu, Lyles', front Charleston for
.tautertlara.

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liaawiem, JAN. s.—Wind B.W....Saited the Vansktart and
Load Duncan packets, far Holland ; anal the Emily packet, for
toLteuburgh.

LVIRPOOL,JAW..S....rht Dorothy, TlAccaravirJ, and Jona-
thau, WA:lna, tolls from this port, have arrived at Calcutta.
The latter sprung a kak, and had nine feet water in her hold.
P.LNZANCE, Jatr. 3.—Arrived the Hope, of London, Captain
Jowl Woes, from Seville, with a cargo of oranges and lemons,
to London. in distress; the sloop Dispatch, of Dungarvou, Cap-
tain GaaaETT WAI.SIt, from Durigarvon, bound to London,
with a cargo of butter and oats, stranded near the pier, and
o9Jged to dischlrge the cargo immediAtely ; French schooner
Alelauie, of Havre de Grace, at St. lye's, Captain L. L.
Cuars.vsixa, coming from Lisbon, laden with a cargo of hides,
tscoa, oranges, figs, dyewood, &e. and hound therewith to
Havre de Grace, greatly damaged, and in distress, and dis-
iarged the cargo without-del-ay ; the brie Wellington, of New-
code, Captaiu Enwoan MA2Olt, from St. John's, New Bruns-
ick, obliged to put back, together with a Beet of coasted.
• nd to both Channels.
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Atsivg!--At New Orleans, the Elizabeth, Artilstrong ; e,
•n, Libeial; and Prince Oscar, . from Havre: ittAlet4
A, Sally, from At New Aleathester,Patitet,
torn 147/1"4 a 334. Perseverance, 13rayateaa,111,0bige, ,
Baltimore, Ceres, Walkix, &vat -Janaaiea.
.ter, front Jamaica. At Males. AlirAlscA, Sniper, *OA
:swfoundlaud ; and Independent; Sakti; from Niesanthif;:•.
" . ELANCOOLY LOSS orTVITAME or 13 T§443 L.
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rOttot7). January 2. ,
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our,lot to an— ununce a
're inelanchOly o^ reek churn took
lace a little to the southward'Of Ballycotion, aboiif
'Ott o'clock on the evening of the 1-sting.—the fine
hip Weare, of and from Bristol, ENIERSON Master,
onsigned, as we are informed, to CUTHBERT and
•. of your City Athe crew and passengers amount.
ng to about- thirtpaix), went to piece on that dread-,
al coast, and • only thirteen are survivors. The
ptain is IcAt, but the first and second Mate are
mong the happy few who escaped. It is not the
st melancholy circumstance of this awful catas-
spite, that one of your respectable fellow-citizens,
- trader, whose name the writer does not give from
vious motives, has met a waterygrave.
A Lady, whose name and connections we were
nable to ascertain, but who was returning from the
est Indies, it is supposed, where she had acquired
onsiderable property, to spend the remainder of her
.ays with her friends in the South of Ireland, was
-Aso one of those who perished. The screams and
ieks of this unhappy woman were heard distinctly
rom the shore, and the agonizing fervor with which
he addressed her infant child, that perished with her,
was Artily heart-rending.
The boldness of the coast, and fury of the storm
would prevent the most feeling and intrepid huma-
nity from affording the least assistance.
Those who have escaped, seem at a loss to know
how it happened; but, from the memory of the in-
elligent Second Mate, it appears the vessel carried
some sail when she struck, and the wind soothing,
threw her occasionally on her beam-ends towards
shore, and those who were clinging to her oaasts and
igging would drop themselves at the moment they
weld approach the most parallel position with the
surrounding rocks.
The vessel was not very valuably laden, but we
• ate informed that property to a considerable amount
vas on board. The Water Guard, under the com-
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land of their respectable officer on this coast, kept up
the strictest watch, and, to the.houour of the peasantry
be it said, not the least disposition to plunder has
manifested itself. Every attention is paid to the froor
survivors, and to the bodies that come ashore, by the
sentry of this neighbourhood, particularly the amiable
and humane Mrs. Foster, of Ball y malloo Castie,•'hose
e:ertions on this melancholy occasion, are entitled to
'the most general approbation.
The following is the official account given by the
)late who survived :

Ship Weare, of Bristol, bound to Cork.
list December, et T 2 o'clock, r. st. or midnight, " Lundy
and is from ship South distance by estimation, 7 or S
-^ltoo--shaped our course N. W. by \V.; W. in a E.. by N.-
4it half passage came on heavy gales from S. E. by S. to S. S. E.—
*IP bettostling Much with a heavy sea, not able to carry more
:ban storm canvas-511;p making muck lee way—wind still at
8. S.W. attended with thick limy weather, and sea running high.
lan. Ist, at 7.:10, i. is. lighted the Irish Land, Ballycotton
islands ber.ring N.E. by N. distance by estimation from three t•
Ivettiles—still blowing a heavy gale we a sea :mining high, end
3° bye °Carmine the land "on either tack," made more sail,
it being at the last resource, but " alai"' in vain—at this time
fie% In with the rocks, and no room to wear ship—at £). SO. r. 74.
Let to the larhdard bower er.rhor but to no po i rpnae which she
urleedietely brought home, and 'drifted 'with broadside on the
reek*l/Ind such was the fury of the surf, that in ten minutes
liter the strati not a vestige of the vessel wtet rhea to be seen:
It 4 Dow my melancholy duty so relate the It as of the Cap
l ere Emerson; • * pilot, , George 'rhyner ; seventeen of
t"e company, out of about terentrwigitt ; and two females,
lakm, end three Gentlemen' passengers-in all twenty-five
SCdivl4usL .a. If the *second Mate; and eleven
'""uei esozeed. a messy grave. BD w. JOINEA Mate.