Star.
London, England, 1819-01-20 00:00:00

PORT ROYAL, rormarrn

- We have witnessed o:-.e of the sevexpil;mic.-.4
ever experienced since the year I7FO, Th 4ccc;;•rii
florn the. East and West parts of the ;1104 re tr.d.
alarming, At Falmouth the ship Ocean parted
cables, and was driven on shore nesr Doormat;
Wharf, and it is feared will be bilged. At sAvam.
La Mar, a large ship, supposed to be tile Tharrc•
was en4hore bilged. 'At Rid N4rv4, the brig
stranded, and upwards of 10 small Craft were I¢-
'The shipping In Part !loyal was not illy nix/arc
;Ind no material damage was don%
Estract of it letter from Lucie dated Nov.
We have.experienced Irons opt of the severest
vicanes ever icistnilsercil. A in ig beorE-q. ?c •

?r,- has been driven es shore, as well as all the'
, . :he harbo Ir. The weather has a traly alarm-
,ranee, ani we dread lie apprk 'aching night.'
;tract of another letter from Port Royal, 'dated
'Violent gales have been experienced on
ishad the beginning of this month. The damage
:onsikred to be very great. Letters from St. An-
st.ne, that it had destroyed an immense quan-
,:-o,Fee, and laid low all the plantation trees."
;louse of Assembly were, during their latest
busily employed in enquiring into the ope.
Is of the Alien Laws, inferring that neglect in
:xecLuion had taken place. The imputation was
jered :o be more particularly directed towards
Micas and Magistrates in the town of Jamaica.
..2Confiance brig, of 18 guns, sent out to rein•
:he Squadron on the Jamaica Station, arrived
'xi Royal on the 10th November, all well.
r.tr-Admiral Sir Home Popham's flag was flying
aid the Lame slo:'p of war, on the 12th of No-

,?r, at Jamaica.
1. Government at Jamaica have equipped two
t. 5, to cruize along the Coast of the West Indies,
c protection to the Mercantile Interests, owing
des redations committed by the pirates in

F:ench frigate la Seine, anchored at Port
iai on the 1 Ith November, in 15 days from Mar-
ope, and states, that it was very sickly at that port.

,c have received accounts from Margarita to the
cad of November, which state that great opera_
, were about to be made on the side of the Pa-
,.,;ts, on account of the arrival of Lord COCA R A NE.
thel•tah, his 'Lordship- sent a dispatch to Admiral
m, stating that he was at Tortugas (to the wind-
, ofMargarita), with four vessels under his corn-
:and; and that his flag was then flying on board a
,;.gun frigate, which had been struck by lightning
kw days previous, by which her foremast was very
,nth iijured. The squadron under BRION was then
at Pampata, and consisted of a 30-gun frigate,
brigs of 13 guns, four schooners of 10 guns each,
twenty sail of feluccas of six guns each. This
sq.; immediately ordered for Margarita, and the
k combined force was to go on a secret expedition.
as the in:ention of Admiral BRION to give up the
of superiority to Lord COCHRANE, and they would
mediately make an attack on some part of the Main.
`ischarge of artillery from the batteries and yea-
of w•ar lying at Margarita, together with the
ing of bells, continued for three days, on .the joy-
new; of his arrival. Admiral Bator; had.cap-
:red a Dutch schooner, en:ering La Guyra,. the
N. end of October, under convoy of a Dutch
titnal brig. A Dutch frigate had sailed ft=
7licoa, to cooperatc in the raising the blockade
the Spanish ports. Two Spanish Officers had
as executed at Margarita, for piracy. •

BRIGHTON, JAN. 18.—The first Privy Council at
Pavilion, during the residence of his Royal High-
ms the PRINCE REGENT, was held this afternoon,
.ich WIC attended by—
The Lord President, the Lord Chamberlain, Lord Steward
the Household, the Secretary for the Colonial Department,
detirtay for the Dome Department, the 'Marquis of Sails-
r. Mr. Bathurst, Lord Melville, and Sir B. Bloomiield.—
, Huller officiated as Clerk of the Council.
After the Council broke up, dispatches were for-
!JAI to London of their deliberations. At seven
lock the Pin ca REGENT entertained the Members
the Privy Council to dinner.

Yesterday, at three o'clock, a Cabinet Council was
at the Foreign Office, which was attenied by
The Earl of Marrowhy, Earl of Westmoreland, Earl of L.
a•pool, the Chinaliar of the Herhequer. Viscount Padmouth,
.I,'•-•:.titt, Earl Bathurst, Viscount Melville, Mr.
ra;nl, the Dube of WeUinta', Mr. C. B. llatnurst, Mr.
W. Pole, Mr. Robinson, and Earl Mu*grave.
Calinlet Ministers continued in deliberation till

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The Petition to the Lords from the Catholics of
;rest &juin, is to be presented by Earl GREY—
.tQ the Commons, by Lord NUGENT.
We are happy to state that the Duchess of MON.
ease was yesterday much better in health.
Earl IRMPLE is arrived at his fathe.r's, the Marquis
BITEINOIIANI'S house, in Pall-mall, from Stowe,
:ckingh4:::s4.lre.
A serious dispute has arisen between the Agents of
Marquis of Bum! and the Churchwardens.of Car-
, :•:1 the ground of the Castle being rated in the
:-..-rate, the former contending that the Castle is
:Talarochial ; and the business will, in all probe-
•i*:, be brought into the Court of King's Bench.
piece of plate has been voted by the Citizens of
York, to Mr. WILLIAst Wit.t.sulaa, the En-
t% C,)::.;-.1 at Mogadore, in the Empire of Morocco,
tcstimony of their admiration and gratitude fur his
:tn:it and zealous benevolence in redeeminf from
.very, and restoring to their country, Captain
Mt; RILEY, and his five companions, citizens of
nee it a.

IlmnEnsxm.--It will be seen by the following
'netin, that this much esteemed Nobleman is con-
• out of danger :
" Morita's 1101.1, Turtday Morning, Jan. 19.
hi, iia, cd a rood night, and is now COW.
;r: vat of dangtr. (Signed) " Wx. Rcrintnays
" R. Hoorta."
St:onr.s Dt...a.rti OF THE EARL PA ULETO.—ThUTTP
17 in Lordship died at Hinton St. George, in So-
'Mc Noble lard, on the preceding even-
had direc.ed the horses to be put to the post.
carli hi the not day. At five o'clock in the
taamilig, the Countess was alarmed by the sudden
c.i.pe•iition of the Earl ; hA was seized with an apo-
tv.,c fit, and miler spoke afterwards. His Lord-
ip ling.cred until &even at night, when he expired
dle 6Jd ) car of his age. Captain and Mrs. l'AuLeir
Lady B t x4ARD, were present at this trying scene.
..t prey. was sent off for Lady MARY PAULET, who
• in attendance at Windsor. Lord lizNrom
• rria°:ing Olt grand tear. The funeral will
at Ilintun, as the family vault is there.

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