Star.
London, England, 1820-09-04 00:00:00

DAVIS' STRAITS FISHERY.

The Princess Charlotte, arrived at Dundee, from Davis' Straits,
left the ice the 25th July, and brings the following account of
the Fishery:
LosnoN ....;niveDundee; 2 6sh, 30th May ; Ipswich, 6, 6th
„Lay ; Nepture, 4, Ist July; Resolution, 6, 21st July; Rook.
wood, 2, Bth July.
Ciamesov-liasl Falconberg, 4, 25th July.
Nzwcasna-British queen, 5, 21st July; Cove, 7, Ist July;
Grenville Bay, 7, 21st July; Lady Jane, 3, 20th July.
Bgawics-Vorfolk, 4, 21st July.
KIZEALDY.-Trkui, 4, Ist July; Earl Percy. 6, Ist July.
Latta--Dextetity, 10, 2lot July ; llome Castle, 7, Ist July;
Larkins, 1, Ist July; North Pole, 2, 21st July; Rattler, 4, lst
Jul_ y; Sueceo, 4, 21st July; William and Ann, 3, 7th July.
Hrtu--Ariel, 5, Bth July; Cumbrian, B,loth July; Ducker!.
field Hall, 5, sth July ; Eggintnn, 4, Ist July; Everthorpe, 2,
17th July; Friendship, 2,25 th July ; Hebe, 4, IGth July ; Henry,
5, 24th July; I ngris, 6, Ist July; John, 5, Ist July; Kiero, 6,
Ist July; Lee, 2, 17th July; Leviathan, 6, Ist July; Progress,
4, 21st July; Royal George 2or 3, 17th July; Symmetry, 5,
Bth July; Thomas, 4, Ist George,
; Truelove, 4, Bth July; Wil-
liam, 8, Ist July ; Zephyr, 6, sth July.
Dutame- Achilles, 4, 15th July; Advice, 3 or 4, Ist July
Calypso, 7, 24th July; Friendship, 7, 7th July; Horn, 5, Bth
July; Three Brothers, 3, Ist July.
Aotanest.-Alesander, 7, Ist July; Bon Accord, 9, Bth July;
Filzaleeth, 4, Bth July ; Letitia, 1 or 2, 20th July; Middleton,
7, 99th July.

TO THE EDITOR OF TOE STAR.
Sia—ln perusing the popular Work entitled,
" George the Third, his Court and Family, 4 my atten-
tion was attracted by the following passage in vol.
1, sect. 1, pages 42 and 43 ; referring to the early
memoirs of George the Second, it states as follows :
" He had early distinguished himself in the field,
" having served as a volunteer in the. army com-
" minded by the immortal MARLBOROUGH ; and at
" the battle of Oudenarde (fought the 11th July,
" 1708), his Highness, putting himself at the head of
" a squadron of Hanoverian dragoons, charged the
" enemy, sword in hand, with the greatest intrepidity :
" his horse was tilled under him, and Col. LUSCHKY,
" who commanded the squadron, was slain by his
" side." As it is the province of the impartial histo-
rian with equal alacrity to record the traits of private
heroism as of royal virtue and courage, so I am sure
the respectable Author of the Work quoted, should
this meet his eye, will, in any future edition, accept
of the following statement of facts, as a correction
of the particular circumstance there referred to. It
was Colonel Von Lomita, and not lA:senior, who
'commanded the squadron at the head of which the
young Prince so nobly distinguished himself ; and
this gallant commander, perceiving by the move-
ments of the enemy, that the Prince's white charger
was recognised, prevailed on him to exchange horses,
which he had scarcely effected when he was shot dead
at his Prince's side. Ile was interred with all possi-
ble honour the following day, at Oudenarde, where
this heroic act of self-devotion is recorded in the
town-hall, the Colonel's arms (an arm in armour
grasping a sword) being affixed to the tablet cn which
his deeds are engraven. A handsome painting, re-
presenting this occurrence, also exists in the 'same town.
The lineal descendant of the brave Colonel, and
representative of this ancient family of Losecke, still
resides in the kingdom of Hanover, having served
with respectable rank during the late war, in the
King's German Legion. The whole- family have ever
been distinguished by their loyal attachment to the
interests of Great Br itain ; and it is in mere justice to
them, and as their particular friend, being well ac-
quainted with every circumstance I have stated, that
I have ventured to trouble you with this detail, trust-
ing, that by the circulation of your respectable Paper
an extensive correction of this error in the name of
Colonel Von LosEcKs may be obtained, which, al-
though a matter of little consequence to the Public,'
is really interesting and iniportantto those concerned.
I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
Sept. 4, 1820. I. C.

The Duke of WELLINGTON gave a grand Musical
Party on Friday night. The vocal performers %vete
Signora and Miss R. Coital, Seignors'PLAcci, AN-
GRISANI, and Sc*APP who conducted
at the pianoforte.
A fresh importation of five witnesses have arrived
from the Continent to give evidence against the
QUEEN, among whom is Mcnsieur SAccul.
On enquiry we find there is no truth in the report
that the QUEEN is in treaty for the hire, during the
autumn, of her MAJESTY'S old residence, East Cliff,
in the neighbourhood of Ramsgate.
CONTENTS ow rant Eau. or H ARROWBY's MOTION,
AMOS? 29, TO ♦LLOW :Is COON= OF Tit QUZILN THL LINIZATT
OF CNOWEIANUNATION or WITNESSIN NOW AND usasurrsk.
Arcbbp. York Earls Bathurst Lords Cassius •
Dukes Gloucester Dziawar Erskine
Wellington Ilchester _ Alvanley

Nonhumber- Darlington

land •

Hardviicke

Dorset Fitzwilliarn . Carrington
Portland Buckingham- Gwydir.
Brandon shire Downe
Devonshire Warwick Courtown
Bedford Harrington Yarborough
St. Alban's Pomfrct Dundas

Beaufort Stanhope Clifden
Grafton Cowper Auckland
Mari. Anglesca Oxford Grenville
Head fort Roseberry Gage

Cornwallis Balcarrai Huntley
Bath Jersey Berwick
Lansdown Coventry Walsingham
Queensberry Albemarle Foley
Earls Blesiaton Cardigan Hawke
Beauchamp Essex Argyll,
Morley Thanet Dude
Verulam Suffolk Holland

Alinto Huntingdon • Grantham
Ilarevrood Derby King _
Alulgrave Visct. Lake Besborongh
Grey Anson Middleton
Ross Melville Belhaven
Rosalyn Duncan Darnley
Donough. lined Say and Sele
more Leinster Howard
Mayo Torrington De la Zouch
Longford Bolingbroke Dare
Kingston Hereford Audley
Westmorland Lords Prudhoe Bp. of Cork
Harrowby Aboyne Oxford
Liverpool lIW Gloucester
Carnarvon Combennere 'Peterborough
Forteseue Hopeteun Chester

Grosvenor Gainbler St. David's
Downshire . Breadalbane Worcester •
Contents, 121----Not-Contents, 106--Majority, 15.
NOT-CONTENTS.

Arckbp.Canterbury Earls Waldegrave Lords Ellenborough
Tuam Graham Redesdale
The Chancellor (Montrose) At. Helen's
Dukes York Aylesford Loftus
Clarence Dartmouth Northwick
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Richmond KeHie
Newcastio Home

Bapting
Rolle

Rutland Rochford Caithorpe
Marq. Exeter Plymouth Rous
Conyngham Abingdon Galloway
Camden Shaftesbury Murray
Thomood Winehilses Seises

Stafford Stamford Morton
Lothian Denbigh Douglas
Tweedsle Pembroke Donegan
Northampton Mount-Edge- Amherst
Winchester cum be Kenyon
Earls Bradford Strange (Athol) Suffield
St. Germain's Romney Mostyn
Bi owniow Chatham Somers
Whitworth Harcourt Rodney
Cathcart Egremont Dynevor
Lansdale Portsmouth Scarsdale
Orford Ashburnham Napier
Manvers Vhct. Exmouth Colville
Gosport Sidmouth Gray
Nelson Curzon Saltoun
Yowls

Sydney Forbes
Limerick Hampden Clinton
Chichester Lords Harris De Cliffotd
Craven Gla►gosv Bp. of Liandaff
Mountcashel Manners Ely
Caledon Lauderdale Exeter

Mansfield Sligo
Digby Sheffield
BJaWesfield Arden
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Bangor
St. Asaph's
London.

It will be seen by this List that we were mistaken in saying
that the Mike of Wellington had voted against Lord Liverpool,
and Lord Sidmouth with hint: the very contrary is the case.