Star.
London, England, 1818-03-25 00:00:00

N.! FAL INTELLIGENCE:

THIS DAI:

MAILS
♦LL. DV&

Dublin 1 0 Lisbon 0 1
Wattrford 0 1 Malta 1 0
Guernsey and Jule" 1 0 Franca 1 0
0 1 Harnburgh 0 5
Coutoburgh 0 1 New York 0 0

FALMOUTH, MARCH t 2.
Wind S.W. strong gales and thick weather.--:Ar-
rived the Lady Louisa packet, with Mails from Malta
and Gibraltar, fifteen days from the latter ; also ar-
rived the Alert, FRANICiS, from Charleston for Li-
verpool. Put back the Calypso, liurcitimsoN, for
St. Domingo.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH Cl.
' Wind W. by N.—Came in the Traveller tiarTort,
LLOYD, from Portsmouth for Demerara; and the
Kitty, —, from Bristol for Gibraltar.
During the violent gale in the evening of Sunt!ay
se'nnight, the Carpenter of the Sabine, and his wife,
took a boat from Torpoint to return on board that
ship, off Plymouth, but the squall increasing, the boat
upset, and both were consigned to a watery grave.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 24.
Wind W.N.W.—Arrived his Majesty's ship LEN'S-
RETT, from St. Helena ; sailed the 7th January ; left
there the CONQUEROR, RACOON, and MUSQUITO, andl
the Honourable Company's cruizer Sr. Hi LENA.—
The Mercury, reported last night, spoke in lat. 38.
N. long. 10. 30. W. the American ship Margaret,
fmm Liverpool, bound to America, out 35 days, all
well. Sliled his Majesty's ship C.tnmus for Sllet•iness.
DRAL, MARCH 81.
Wind W. and moderate.—Put back the Fortitude
Increased, MANNING, for St. Kitts; and the Star,
GARDNER, for St. Vinceues. Came down fronNthe
River the Europe, MANLAND, for New Brunswick ;
and the Harriet, CoLuss, for St. Nlichaers ; and
remain in the Dawns. with the rest of the outward-
bound as before stated.

DOVER, MARCH e 4.

•
The Good Verwagting, from Amstet.lam, has put
in here leaky, and with foss of sails, anchor and cable,
having been on shore.
RAIISGATF„ MARCII
The Astrea transport, Witsos, has received da-
mage in this harbour. The Hannah, EDWARDS, from
St. John's, has arrived at the Pier full of water. The
Regalia, ELLtor, from London, has sailed for the
Downs. The \Voolfort, Tattoit, has been got off,
and into this harbour.

MARGATE, MARCH 24.
The brig referred to yesterday, as supplied with
an anchor and cable, is the Ebrington, LOBBZTT,
from Waterford for London, with provisions ; she has
sailed this morning for the River. The Cerberus,
°wax, has sailed from Pansand Hole for the River.

COWES. MARCH 24.

Wind W.—Arrived the Latona, LAW, from Charles-
ton for London, laden with staves-30 days passage

HARWICH; MARCH 24.
Wind N.W.—One bale of cotton, and ten bales of
China-root, has been landed here, having been picked
up between the Sunk and Long Sands ; it is sup-
to be part of the cargo of the Marquis Wel-
re!ssleetyl, lately stranded on the Moose Sand.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 25.
Wind N. W.—Arrived the Maria, Sutrit, from
Rio Janeiro ; sailed 4th January. The Caroline,
WAY, was to sail in seven days. On the 24th Ja-
nuary, off Pernambuco, spoke the brig I.wds of and
from London to Bahia; on 25th, in lat. ;t]. long. 45.
spoke the Princess Charlotte, from Calcutta, for this
port. The True Briton, from Calcutta, for this pull,
was then in company.
GRAVESEND, MARCH e 4.
Arrived the Blucher, Cullen, from liambur;h ; Christopher,
Row, from Marseilles; and Thomas, Wright, from Genoa.—
Sailed the Latona, Lovie, for Demerara; Charles, Reid, for
Lisbon; Apollo, Rice, for Philadelphia ; and William Bower,,
Mason, for Rottcrdam.
CUSTOM-HOUSP, MARCH 24.

Swrrs ENURED law/msg.—The Carolina, Nati% from the
Coast of Holland; Evlsprintz Friedvick Ludwig, Grauman, from
Rostock ; Providence, ---,and Goodwill, Biggs, from Lisbon ;
Favourite, Grudon, from the South Seas; and Lark, Robins
(Creek hoy.)-o;rwasee—Tbe Bastian, Weil, and Royal So:
vereign. Gibbs, for Rotterdam; Amphitrite, Clover, for Rio
Janeiro; Eliza, Wren, for Ostend; 'Suite Werwagting, Flas,
for Amsterdam; Christina, StillitVlll, for Gottenburgh ; and
Mary, Stevens, for Cork.
DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZE-MONEY.
The Partridge, for the London Packet, on Wednesday, the
25th instant, at No. 3, Clifford's-Inn. Recalls same place, every
Wednesday and Thursday, for three months.

Finz.--A fire broke out this morning between two
and three o'clock, at the Barley-mow public-house,
in Salisbury-court, Fleet-street. It originated in the
upper part of the premises, and before its ravages
could he stopped, the whole of that old-established
pablic•house, above the first floor, was completely
destroyed, with all its contents. The greater part
of the under-part was saved by the activity of. the
Firemen, who, on the alarm being given by the
Watchmen, were quickly on the spot, and prevented
its extension. Neither of the two houses adjoining,
viz. that of the Family Prayer-Book and Homily Bo-
ciety, and the Eating-house in Bride's-passage, were
in the least injured. We are sorry to add, that it is
reported one person is missing.
Yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock, as Miss
Lowe, niece to Mrs. owe, of N 0.2, Denmark-court,
Strand, was sitting in a chair, by the fireside, in the
parlour, she was seized with a fit and fell head fore-
most into the fire. She remained there for some
'time, till her arms, face and body were burnt in a
most dreadful manner ; the excruciating pain from
the fire in some measure brought her to her senses,
her clothes bursting into a blaze, she ran out of the
house into the street, and some persons put out the
flame, but too late to be of much service. She was
taken to Middlesex Hospital, without the least hope
of recovery.
Sunday morning lags, as Mr. LUKE, of Bermond-
sey-street, had just finished his breakfast, and was in
the act of reaching a prayer-book from a book-case,
for the purpose of taking it with him to church, he
fell down, and instantly expiieexpired.
Aloaday night an Inquest w.,% held at the Crown, York-street.
Weentiaster, on the body of William Wightman, a lad aged 13
It appeared in evidence that the deceased was the son of John
Wightman, &erne-row, Tothilfields ; was at a wheeler's shop
(a neighbour), on Sanday night, when he set his foot on a wheel
placed against the w.. 11, and the wheel being s.it in motion, he
W4s dr,g,nrl duwa under it, by which his skull was fractured.—
He was 'talci.;ri to the Wesur.inster Infirmary, where he died
shortly aftenvartis.--Verehct, ,:rental Wadi.