Star.
London, England, 1819-09-14 00:00:00

CORPORATION FRUGALITT.—At a"at

NAVAL INTELkICENcr.

Captain A. hf. Hawkins Is appointed to the
Vice at Brixhaam, in the room of Lieutecazt Eft
rency, who is removed to the Cork station ; and ri
Pridhant is appointed to the same servi:e
ratasowna, Sara. I I.—Wind g.—Saatt: the Tt
fir Holland ; and Kitty and Clara, Parer. /or j
Packets mentioned yesterday sailed this e..e:•ing.
POSTIMOUTS, Sam la.—Wind
toff, PALMCIL, for Madras.

Lissa, Sark 15.—Kind EN. E—Came
River and sailed the Mary, Russrst„ for ye
rived and sailed for the River the Dolc.:.:•ter.
Matthew and Thomas, —RAY,. from q.:cbre: View
from Jamaica. On the 2,5 d ultimo, in iat. 44
W. the Niger spoke the William, from Cadiz
land ; and on the 3Ctli, in lat. 47. 12. N. lurg. ;
the Mearns, of Grangemouth, to Miramic ri.
dem transport, for Chatham.

Ili wics, Sarrrisarn d the Ldp
for Cuxhaven; and the Thetis packet, fur
with Mails.—Wind S.E. •

NORTH SHITLDS, STPTINIOCR 11.—The Marv, p
9undswald to London, with deals, was Lilien in wi
instant, about 40 miles to the Earw•ard cf this
logged, with only three men on board, by the N,
Greenland, who put on board four men and a AI,
day arrived here. The three of the Idary's crew
the Master and the other pzrt of the crew aband
the 30th tilt. about 40 miles to the Westward of
Norway.

The PRINCE REGENT has appointed Tht.
attwo o'clock, for the Sheritis of LnnJoa
upon him at Carlton House, to learn his ltr,
sure as to receiving the Address of tie
Council, respecting the late proceedings zt!
ter ; and it is understood that the time arp,
be at an early hour on Friday morning.

the Town Council of Edinburgh, it was star
the expense of tavern entertainments for
did not amount to more than £l5, beingtetri,
less than the amount for the former vea.!!!
Extract of a letter from a ;-.)ung matt sia
Gosport in 1818, for the ptrpose of joining'
dependent South American arrrv, in whic:,
he now holds the rank of Captain, dated
May 5, 1819 We are imw in garrisv: a
place, but 'the Spaniards having been I. cr• 'its
our arrival, destroyed all the forts which cor
the town and harbour. About a month since
sent on an expedition, undo? Admiral flaws,
mana, to cut out a Spanish frigate and tve
but did not succeed, owing to the strong be
shore. Our squadron consisted of tug 0
eight brigs, seven schemer, and other sm.
eels. From Curnana we salad to La Gui,z,
we had a severe engagement. The Spar.i,h
often appear off this island when the 111.1-
squadron is undergoing repairs, but never
out when our ships are at sea. Our present
force here is two troops of Cavalry, of one
each, the British Legion eight hundred, and
UsLaa's Rifle Brigade, four hundred. We'
a small park of artillery, commanded by
HOUR, an English artillery officer. The Spani
on a most destructive warflre, plundering all.
every thing they meet with, and rritirkicri;;;"
women, and children. When the Eipaiiai-di
kited this Island, they landed 7000 men, 0.;
of whom escaped, the remainder having an
the sword. Active operations have ez..,,c,1
present, the rainy season having set in, but
as circumstances will permit, Cumana an.. I I.
will be again attacked, with the united °rt..,
the Army and Navy. The ration allowed to.
is one pound of beef, two antes of bread, a:
a pint of rum. The troops receive their ray
The following is an extract of a letter fr m
deaux, dated the 4th inst.--" Captain houric.i.
manding a French vessel, has made a decl.eai
fore the Mayor of La Teste, that on the Nth u,
he was chased by a suspicious vessel, which .
to him, and was hailed from whence he c
where he was bound ?that on being answei
Bouricaut that he came from Marans, and w
to La Teste, the vessel discontinued the cl
stood out to sea. On the deck of this vessel
men, dressed in different_colours, were
Captain Bouricaut believes her to have been
gent S.:anish American privateer."
A cart near the Windsor Castle, City Road,
so overloaded with persons to see Mr. HUNT
yesterday, that the horse (a very sensible,
thought fit to relieve itself of the burden by
up the vehicle and emptying its live cargo
road. Several persons were much hurt. Mr.
a broker, of Horsleydown, had his arm 1-
the accident.
Friday, some brutal villains barbarously •
five asses and a pony which were grazing ei
of waste ground, at Gosty Green,
near .
ham, in such a manner as to cause their death.
SUDDEN DEATH.—Sunday, a Lady of the:
Mrs. SARAH WRIGHT, occupying the first
89, High-street, St. Mary-la-bonne, eras fr
her attendant (on her return home, having
on business) lying in a heap before the fie,
dead. The fire was lighted, the ie:tle on..
boiled for breakfast. A Medical Gentleman 'rat`
for, who he gave it as his opinion that she ha,l
of apoplexy. „.
DEATH OP MR. SIMMONS THE ACTOR.—•
Bret to state the death of Mr. SIMMONS, the
dian, late of Covent-Garden Theatre. He
town on Sunday, and called at the house of
in Hanover-square. After paying his visit, as ,
passing the area steps, his foot slipped, and he
precipitated to the bottom. His death was
diate.Thearthel,
prepraty
y now liesa orat theto thebonesi-thtoint:cf
George's p1..:_.,
Coroner's Inquest.
September esb, DIED.
bishop of Tuani. Leona? d+ cf tte
at the Palace in Tom, his Grace the
At Corfu, of a fever, Captain J. Brydges Leon
Regiment.
On the 30th
t. ult. Colonel Galbraith Ilarnilton,
Establiiu of tbe 31°

At St Helena, on the 23d June, Henry
Hon. East India Company's service.
At Allahabad, Bengal, on the 7th Fi.l
Murray, Esq. East India Company's Civil
On the Loth ult. on board his M 3
passage to England, Lieut. George
Tuesday last, at Gosport,
General Neville.
Monday, at Gosport, aged
P. Ellery, Esq. R.N.
LONDON t trtor

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strong bane.'
of t‘‘•o co,
other smaller
La .
he Spanish
the hide
rut never
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r, of one bur%
Led, and C
,cl. We h ,ve •
,ded by Cd.
he Spaniards.
critic, and b..
murdering
3paniards 1s
I men, only
suing an frra
'e erased fur
: in, but as
Ina an.l La C •
ited operldem
lowed to a sal.'
bread, ard
.heir ray week.
ttter fr
i I:ouricatr,
a declarancs
the 2.4-ch ub
, which cattle-.
:e he c ure. •
insweieJ by Ca •
as, and w show
d the chase,
is vessel about
!re observed,
ve been an I
City Road,
Mr. Hoar • •
r sensible bea'
ircien by kickir.
,e cargo into
art. Mr. Baso
s arm broken •
barously
lzing on a p
, near Wiz
heir death.
ly of tl:e nitre.
the first :In:
was
having becn
e the 1:::e9
:de on. and
atleman
hat she had d•••
rocs,ICT
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vn,:t iTadata- r Tess3:l::C, :off Col'

7an23ty "'Me, Henry Portecus, r,q. it 0
'sal, on the7tl February last, Irclet,A
'board
edtitat.C°Gheomi,rpgMacnlCle.:hsetCifavislliiiheSicP,rovifbctiat°2l,‘°tl
epOrt, aged 16, the daughter el Ms"
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