Star.
London, England, 1817-10-28 00:00:00

NEW ORLEANS, AUGUST 20.

The yellow fever has bote out here, and between
40 and 50 reisons die daily.
MONTREAL, SEPTEI9FR IL 1
The cause pending between Lord Selkirk and the
North West Company, which has excited so much in-
terest. and was expected to be brought to trial at the
present sitting of the Court of King's Bench far this:
city, we now learn is to be tried before the Court of
Upper Canada.—We are able to state that the unfor-
tunate disputes between Lord Selkirk and the North
West Company. have been so far terminated as to
permit the fur trade to take its usual .course by the
Sr. Lawrence.

Yesterday. at three o'clock, the Ponca Race?,lT,
accompanied by Sir BENJAMIN RIOOSIFILLD, lett
town on a shootirrg excursion into Suffolk.
The Duchess of Yortic, we are concerned to say,
has been indisposed during last week, at Oatlands.
Mr. Alderman HEYOATE has declined the invite.
tion from a part of the Freemen of Lincolll to offer
himself for that City, at the General Election, on the
Independent Interest.
AUTHENTIC MEMOIRS OF Mn. SHIIRIDAN....-WE are
reqoested to state*that a Second Edition, in Octavo,
of Doctor WATKINS'S Memoirs of the late RICHARD
BEDISLIT SHERIDAN, embellished with Portraits, will
be published on the Ist November.
The report of M. TALMA'S death, which we quoted
yeiterday from the French Paters, is now distinctly
contradictei.

EAST
The &gm Pa it of the 110th September
the receipt of Calcutta Pape s to the 17th Ma,
is a whole month, except two days, I.oer
sailing of the Lyra from hat vrt. f.
the statement which the ra"lie gives of their
" Calcutta Papers to the 17th M.y h.r.
celved in Salem s they give vuenerous details
events in India. The strong fortress of Hancast,
been captured by the British army, and the
had been followed by the complete surrender
oust Slsoss, one of the most formidable of
Kings. In all the actions with tiv: tel,, ,
tenor, betweed Calcutta and Madras, the Br,
tachments are stated to have been victortoo,
speedy close of the war was anticipated.
that India had not been exempt from inondal
tempests, nor the Sea rid of Pirates."

N.WAL /NI E I,LIGLNCE.

EASTANDLA SHIPPING.

The Company's ships fuomas Guro'l
Louts CASTLEREAGH, sailed from tl:e Cape
gal on the 20th July.

FALNIOT7TH, OC ['OBER 25.
Wii:d from N. tu E.—Arriv,ii the Bra.,
from Quebec, in 50 da3s; Roebuck, N
Africa, in 77 days; Gartland, CAtsqe,
lord, SPkI):G. from JAM i': I. Sailei.l the
tilarlboroOgh packet, for I...ihnn, ai.l Ft
!or Gibraltar and Malta, ba.h with mails.

off brie the Elsz4l>cth. o,TLett, Irorn C

London The Brave spoke, ..n tl't I%
in lat. SO. tO. long. Is. n. W. the Burg
Quebec for London, and supplied r
same day spoke the Charlotte, from St. Au

Bs istol, and supplied her with bread pr
The Gartland spoke, on the 11th August,
Corinth Cuba, the Thomas, front Liverpool
Orleans, out 75 days, which vessel gave ir.i
of two West-Indiamen being on shore, orp
Grand Cayman and the other on the Lie
The Robock spoke, on the 19th October,
48 38. str.g.S. 40. the Mary of Lond,m,
bee. out 50 days, which vessel spoke the

Lancaster, from Jamaica, out 84) days, ti
people on board, ant only 40Ibs. of bre,

pieces of beef; sopplied her.

PORTIPaoL; CH, OCrnBER rt.

Wind S.W.—Arrived his Mye►ty's shi,
from 13 entry Bay; PREVOVANTIC. store ship,
Dantzic ; Kinneraley Castle and Minerva trot
from New Brunswick, with part of the 100hl
anent ; and Glary and Brailstord transports,/
melee, with part of the 60th Regiment •
latter sailed in company with the Christiana
and parted on the 12th in,tant off the Ban,
loundland ; also arrived the Harrisnn, DA
Qno•bec. with masts for the Dock-yard, the
12th of September, in company with the BI
Cork; Leander, for Liverpool; and Sarah,t
DEAL. OCTOBER O.

Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
Hebe, frPm Bengal; Harriet. Derevsmt,
cutta ; A ligatur, Aturrow. tr m St. Vettani
Selina, STEEL. from the Cape. Came down
River the Adriatic, for the Cape ; wain,
for St. Kitts; and Thames, for Cork and B
The True Biue, CUNNINCTIAM, from Memel
stow, got on the G•orldwin Sands this mom
was got off again and into the Downs so,
mage. The Hebe landed a Mail here,
forwarded to London.

GREENOCIC, OCTOBER t 4
Arrived v'-d..7 the Caledonia, Gams,
cotta, alter a short passage of four monti
days. completing the voyage from Brit sil
and home, in eleven months and 20 days.
ledonia sailed from Calcutta on the 6th
company with the Ceres, Blows; and L
both for Liverpool : the Eliza, °LIM,
foe London the same day. Left loading for
the ship John Tobin. for Liverpool ; and th
and Brilliant, for London. About a week
the Caledonia sailed, the following ship: ha'
at Calcutta : Hyperion of Whitby. Stenos
pool, and Ganges. Fatt.coraza, from Lon:
loss of three masts, sustained off the Isle 01
On the 19tn August. in lat.S2 35. 3. long.
spoke the brig Carlingtord, from London
Cape of Good Hope, all well. Spoke his
ship Julia, in Ascelision Bay, I.land of
where they were busy erecting batteries.

LOSS OF THE WILT TAM AND MARY P
The followilig are the particulars of the ,
William and Mary packet, Captain MaNtrY,
Bristol to Waterford She sailed on
night at eight o'clock, and about eleven na
evening struck on the Wolves' Rock, to tl
ward of the Flat Holmes, between Pennarih
Jiff, about two leagues from the latter. Di
relate, the passengers and crew were abol
number, of whom 16 are only reported to
The cabin passengers were 15 or 16. They
of a Mr. BARHAM and four sisters, beating'
from the age et 17 to 25, and a servant.
himself, a very fine young man, is reporti
among the saved. They had been spending
mer at Southamption, where they parted
ther sister, who was to sail for Ireland Os
head. They had taken up their re-idence ai
Hotel, in Bristol, during the wei.k. There
a Air. SHARCLIRR, or CHRRALIER, and his %"'
had only been married three weeks. Mr.
to be saved. The remaining persons, as
as we could ascertain their names at the 'au
news arriveJ, are Captain Bautcou, Mr. S.
Mr. Cure. A Mrs. TAYLOR and Mr. Qt
entered on the book at the Packet Office a,
passengers. Another passenger was a M..
brother of a _respectable tradesman near tl
bridge, in Bristol, who was the messenger
lancholy tidings, and one of tour who escal
ship's boat; but Mr. S. is slid to have cavi
at last by excellent swimming. Captain
was among the first that went down. Mr,
was so exhausted from fatigue, that on his
his brother's he was immediately put to bed,
we could obtain no further information I
the sufferings and suspense, or assuage :he
of many agonized relations whom these tat
sufferers must have left behind them".