Star.
London, England, 1819-01-28 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE:

before returned, were yesterday re-elected.
ROYAL ACADEMY.—Monday evening, -
commenced his first discourse on Painting,
a succinct epitome of the art, from its origin,
its progress, to its full establishment.
RIOILMBER—CAIItROLL sold a greater
NUS in the last Lottery than any Other
2997, a- Prize of £30,000, and
PriU -of £5OOO, in Shares. The New
'Se all drawn in Oattlay, TOT stimt, February ,
contatns Two f4tios Of £20,000 Sterling, Whit
on SOR4litlifilkieii Oillce. No, 19,
No. 2% Oxford-street.,N
6,400

DEAL. JANUARY 27.
Wind S. E.—Sailed this morning, about eight
o'clock, the Baring, LAMB, with male convicts, for
New South Wales ; Inglis, Essex, Marquis Camden,
and Lowther Castle Fast Indiamen, and most of the
outward-bound. The Vansittart East Indlaman has
been detained in getting her anchor and cable, which
she parted from during the gale on the 25th instant;
and the Charles Grant waits to accompany her.—
Five o'clock.—The above two vessels, and the re-
mainder of the outward-bound, have just sailed with
a gentle breeze at E.S.E.

DOVER, JANUARY 27,
Sailed this day the Chichester packet, Captain
Rurrttn, for Calais, with a Mail and passengers;
and the Lord Duncan packet, Captain PASCOE, for
Ostend, with a Mail and passengers, The wind bas
veered round since the morning from the EAR. and
the outward-bound are now going past from the
Dawns down Channel.
PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 2'7.
Wind S.E.—Arrived his Majesty's ship TRIBUNE,
from the Downs. Sailed the Maister, BERRYMAN, for
Cork and Ceylon; and some others, outward-bound.
DOWMORR, ISLAY, JANUARY ti.
Yesterday morning arrived in this harbour (Loch.-
endall) the Peggy, KERR, of and from Halifax, to
Liverpool : in a severe gale last night she was driven
'on shore, and will have to land part of her carkb ere
she can he got to a place of safety. The brig' Jason,
Ntrire, of Whitehavea, from Grrenock to Samaica,
also came to an anchor in this harbour yesterday
morning, after suffering considerable damage on
Saturda7 last off the Island of Tory, where, in a
gale, she lost her boats, some yards, bulwarks much
damaged, and two of her men washed over board ;
and will in all probability have to return to Gree-
nock to refit.

BRIXHAM, (TORBAY), JANUARY 23,
Arrived the schooner Minerva, COLLIER, fifteen
days from Seville, with damage in sails, spars, &c,
PENZANCE, JANUARY ss,
Wind S.W.—lt blew very hard all night, and ;
this moment (three P. AL) it blows with greater fury,
FALMOUTH, JANUARY 2.5.
It has blown a very heavy gale all day front S.W.
to W. 3 W but the whole of the shipping in the Roads
and harbour have rode it out without accident.—it is
now nine, T. Jr. more moderate.--Arrived• his na.
jesty's ship SEALARK, from a cruize; Duke of Wel-
lington. CORN ETT. from F. P vine for London *Trial,
STOKES, from Halifax for London, with damage and
leaky. and lost a man overboard,

LIVERPOOL, JANUARY 26.
The Havannall packet, from Havannah to Liver.
pool, is on shore at the point of Ayr, near the en-
trance of the Chester River, The Seaford', DAVIES,
which sailed from hence for Calcutta' d instant, has
put back, with her foie and main masts and bowsprit
sprung, and loss of sails.
CORK, JANUARY 22.
The Nancy, WILLIANisoN, of Vv'orkington, got
aground in White Lia;., in going out of harbour—.
boats went to her a si;stanCC,
CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON% JANUARY
naernro lawasns.—The James, Walton, from St. John's
New Brunswick ; Philiptib, Wheeler, from Norfolk, Virginia;
and the flying Fish, Bales, from Lisbon.
ENTZRY4 OUTWARD:.—The Alexander, Burr, for Jamaica;
Idelpetnew., Redman, for Trinidad; Expt di.ton Potter, for
Teneriffe ; Commette. Tweddell. for Bou!d...at:x ; bwina, Har-
rison, fur Riga; and the Satin, Thompsoe fur Hamborgh.
OCTMARDS.—ThILondon packet, Aspill, for Co..
ruona ; Georgian. Warren, fir Berbice ; Julius Cmsar, tackle,
for Fkmerara ; Barbadoes Plainer, Rtdman, for Barbadoes;
and the Minerva, Flindt, fur Bourdeaux.

Last week Theresa Campbell. the girl who imposed
on the 'Atrist•.-ates of Plymouth, by a tale of pre-
tended clis,res.., reprecenting herself as the danghtei
of an 011iccr is ti:e Inniski.ilen Dragoons, &c. was
committed as a vagrant to the Devon Home. of Cor-
rection tor :nic month, to be then passed to her parish.
Four men fell into a lime kiln, at Tregothan, on
Wednesday evening i two of them extricated them-
selves, but the other two were burnt to death. . •
. During a storm a few days since, a flash orlight-
ninz entered the house of Mr. EIiWARDS, &inciter,
of Merthyr. Tydvil, and instanta.teously killed his
son, a 6ne boy six pears of ace, in the presence of
his agonized parents.
A ()atelier's boy in Ehcred!tch, this moraine., en•
deavouriug to scar iiinisel.i.behind a geritltmao's car-
riage, liisf::z got entangled t1.r0;...g1i the spokes of one
of the wheels, by irliie! accitie.:t he bloke kis leg,
just above the ancle.,
This morning, as r.ome hv.is• were shooting at spar-
rows in Hackney-fields,. with pistols, one. of them,
being t.vercharge.l, burst, by wi.ich accident the son
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is.7rwoeomert of the boys was severely hurt in the face by some of i
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'iltursday n!ght the front of one of the stagi+borves
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at the I)ublin Theatre gave way, and three grade!
men who wete leaning on it, were precipitated into >i •
f I Counc amen
creel.the ordiestra : fortunately, the pannel in it% fall, fa.tr I
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Mr.FUSELI.I • oin and g ave party receiving any material injury. • t
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COM It ME'S INQUEST.— A tan was taken yesterday et n lint ... '
rigan, through the Turt tap, Grosvenor-place„ on the body of the f'emaleinfaest I. 11
child which wit thlOWIl out of a hachrey coach wirduw, ea . 1
.ilm er aount of Monday, iu Park-lane, by its mother, Mary Newtou, which wt as
Coroner
yoiterday. After a long examination of whnesses. the
Office-keeper,
tti No. 7013. a noosiropaiteari, that thr.";e"W'as" nthoe sreumrgter:dintledvistiler!ce of
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ebruaxy 9, and ; the woman in the :Lennie. of Furldtti ).hoar, the following e'er-
ing, which are i diet was recorded.—" The Jury are cf opinion, (thin at:. cats
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Itrotii:lievecshitiditewavis.onuoltds7onot months
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