Star.
London, England, 1810-10-06 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

CRAVIStIID, Ocronza S.—Arrived the King George, Cotter,
from St. Vincent's ; Adamant, —, and Sally, Sank, from
Quebec; Jack of London, —; Jean, Roach; Argo, Nelson,
and Emma, Macble, from Malta ; Dads, Blackesly, from Sierra
Leone ; Rackael, Carr, from Dominica ; Palmer, Gray, from
Valentia ; Sr. Andrew, Sou:er, from Guadaloupe; end Lord
Sheffield, Vane, from Trinidad. Sailed the Fortune, Crawley,
for Cadiz ; Hawke, Whiteside., for Africa ; Harmony, Crutches,
for Newfoundland ; and Speedwell, Parsons, for Cork.

His Majesty's ship Ht3PBR, Captain Hamm, which
sailed from Plymouth the 9th October, arrived at
Madras the 25th :March last.

The HtcArE brig of war, Captain BUCIIANAN,
which sailed from England the Slst October, arrived
at Madras the 17th March last.
His Majesty's ship PYSCHE, Captain Enosco►tir,
from the Persian Gulph, arrived at Bombay the 10th
March last.

A ship laden with dry goods, from Lancaster to
St. Thomas's, was wrecked off Barbadoes the middle
of August. Part of the cargo saved and landed at
Antigua.

Several of the fleet which sailed from Malta on the
Ist August, under convoy of the GANYMEDE frigate
had not arrived at Gibraltar on the 12th of August.
The Fame, HARVEY, from Sunderland to Wey-
mouth, is on shore near the latter place, and full of
water.

The Eagle, Qum, from St. Croix, is arrived off
Dover, being the only one of the last Leeward Island
fleet unaccounted for, the whole having arrived safe,
except one, viz. the Traffic, from Demerara, captured
near Scilly.

The Mary Ann, Curros, from Africa, is arrived
off Plymouth.

The Hanoverian ship, Friede, OLFUIT SLYBOOM,
master, with a cargo of wheat, from Hamburgh to
Bergen, passed Gravesend the Ist. instant, having
been detained and sent in by one of our cruizers.

A disturbance took place on Wednesday at Rams-
gate :—A party of persons in the town purchased a
wreck, which lay a considerable time on the sands,
near Sandown Castle; and by persevering industry
woe enabled to raise her, and bring into the outer
harbour, and attempted to take her into the basin, for
the purpose of being docked and repaired. The Trus.
tees, however, sent word they would not surer her
to enter, on account of the probability of the dock
being wanted at this season of the year for ships in
distress. A great concourse of people attended, and
the counsel, anomie:, and agents on both sides, when
they endeavoured to make a forcible entry, but were
prevented by the harbour-master cutting the -
and a boom being put across the gates, with
has compelled the panics to relinquish their
for the present, until it undergoes a legal
Yesterdaymorning, as a young man was
a horse in the Hackney-road, he was thrown
seat, when one of his feet hanging in the -
was dragged near 100 yards, rben the
stopped, but the unfortunate young man
shockingly bruised, as to be• taken to the Hospital,
without hopes of recovery. •

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ST. PIERRE. (MARTINIQUE) AUGUST It
At present we have not one ship of the line in these
was. Sir Alexander Cochrane has his flag flying on
board the Statira frirtte ; he is anxietuslv looking for
hi. commission as Governor of Guadalrutpe. Ones
troops are very sickly indeed in that island ; and one
regiment (the third battalion of the 606) hag I,,itt
numbers. The rest of the command is reported to be
as healthy as ever it can be expected, at this season. •

CARLISLE RAY, AUGUST 4.
The Prince Adnlphiis packet arrived nn Wednes
day, in 32 dAys, from FAlniouth, 'with the mail due
for June.

The Opossum :Pop of war has arrived here from
Surinam, but has since sailed for Kailas ; as have
the following men of war—Gloire, Peruvian, and
Swaggerer, for Tobago ; Peirkn, for Guadalonpe ;
Wanderer, for the Saints ; and Frolic, for Martinique.
A very severe squall and tempestuous sea threa-
tened the vessels at this anchorage the greater part
of Sunday, and throughout the most of the night ;
fortunately, however, the injury done has been con-
fined to a single vessel (the American schooner L4B.
ra), which parted soon after eight o'clock at night,
and was driven on the south side of the Pier, near
the old Fort, where the surge very soon made a cots-
plete wreck of her; happily the waster and crew es-
caped upon rafts of the cargo, consisting of deal lent-
ber, the greater part of which, about 70,000 feet of
lumber, with staves, shingles, &c. was during the
night, and even yesterday, in defiance of a military
guard sent to protect it, shamefully plundered by a
large body of negroes. One of these daring depre-
dators was wounded yesterday by the Serjeant of the
Guard, and is in danger of his life, the ball having
lodged in his thigh.

The trial at bar between the Sew= and Sir
FRANCIS BURDETT is fixed for the 20th of November.
A new carriage-road has been marked out from
Pancras to Kentish Town.
A magnificent dinner *as on Tuesday given at
Draycot House, by Lady TILER? Lam, in bower
of her daughter's coming of age. A fine ox was
roasted Whole, and distributed among the populace.
with profusion of strong beer. In the evening, the
pleasure-grounds were lighted with tariegatedp.mpso
a neat transparency ornamented the centre of the
house, and a grand display of fire-works concluded
the entertainments of the day. It is computed that
upwads of 500 a persons were present.
COVENT-GARDEL—The perfortnance at thliThea-
tre last night was the comic opera of Ferstaisileast,
with the after-piece of Animal Merriam Mrs.
DICKONN, who performed the part of Rosa in the play
was encored in several of her songs. Miss Fesertat
appeared, for the first time, on the London boards,
in the character of frassette. This is not a part which
affords much scope for the exhibition of theatrical
powers, but in the little she had to do, Miss FiNITECIC
was quite at home. Her articulation was clear and
distinct. and her action was at once correct, free, and

PARISIAN FASMONSe•—White !obeli and capots arc
to be met with at every step ; the robes are orna•
tnented either with furbelows of muslin or festoons.
For some time past the embroidery ornaments of
leaves or festoons have consisted of ditretent species
of gauze. These have now given place, in act
o
number of robes and habits, to an embroidery
Bordering is resorted to by some fashionable Dress.
makers, whilst others use the mat ornament, but with
this difference, that the bordering is more or less va.
!legated, whilst the mat is one colour. The
fashionable flowers are daisies, either yellow, green,
white, dark blue or pale blue.

The following is an extract of a letter from Port-
en-Prince, dated August 7 :—N Petion's party met
with a great misfortune about ten days ago, that of
General La Mar being killed at the Mole by an 18-
pound-shot, after be bad held that place against
Christophe under a continual bombardment efeieiteen
months. He is replaced, however, br a General in
whom they ?lace great confidence. His remains were
brought here, and were to be buried with great cere.
many to-day. Yesterday two brigs belonging to this
side, sailed to Aux Cayes for powder. In the course
of a month the army will march against Cape 'Fran.
coisreemmanded by General Rigaud ; and I have no
doubt of their taking it, as they can muster 9000 men
more than Christophe."
Piedmont has suffered severely lately from inlaid*.
tiara, which have destroyed the bridges, and dose a
great *al of damage in other respects: All cosnasu.
Manion between the different parts of the comer,
was for some time interrupted.

At the General Quarter Sessions for the OCT of Eli&
ter, held at the Guildhall, on Monday sad •oaday
last, John GUI," late. Secretary to the West of Eng.
land Fire and Life Insurance Company, was indicted
for defrauding the Company of divers largo roams of
money. The Counsel lot the prosecution being unable
to prove the due execution of the deed of settlement,
and of each and every signature thereto, it was not
allowed to be produced an evidence, in conisquenen
of which the prisoner was acquitted.

A man of the name of Gant, and his wife have
been taken into custody, on a charge nada by the
Bank of England, for making and elzkowforged
notes. The offence was committed at in
Shropshire, where several fabricated notes have been
discovered in circulation. The implemati for making
were found in the possession of the prisoners, who
have been committed to Ludlow,