Star.
London, England, 1826-11-02 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, OCTOSCR 31.

Mrs. Courts and Lady D. Smarr, are sojourning at the Albion.
Yesterday General Sir WY. Coccaurot, Lady and Miss Coen-
even left us, on their return to Bath for the winter. Lady C. we
rejoice to say, is much Improved in health and strength by the
warm baths and fine air of Brighton.
Last night Mr. Gurraauxis gave his Second Concert. The
Rooms were crowded ; indeed the attraction was immense, Miss.
PATON, Sano, Bootee, and SPAGNOLITTI. The former was in
splendid voice, and was rapturously encored in Di !anti Atipiti,
been roasting, and .11.ick 0' HaVedeas.

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NAVAL IN lELtRiENCE.

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The Ranger schooner, of, Kirkcudbright. sailed from Whitehaven
on Tuesday evening, with a general cargo, and ten passenger.. Be-
fore the Ranger had stood long on her course, a dreadful gale came
on, and she beat westward of the Ross-head. The storm increasing,
the vessel at length struck against a rock in Kirkandrew's Bay, but
again drifted, and got on the main land, when part of the crew and
passengers crawled on shore, and the Ranger afterwards went to
pieces. In the morning it was discovered that out of the twelve
that had sailed from Whitehaven (master, mate, and ten passengers)l
three were missing. vii. Wm. Carotin, the mate, Mr. M' Goutlay,
button manufacturer, Kirkcudbright, and a person whose name
and residence could not be ascertained. After a short search, the
body of the mate was found among the rocks. This individual bore,
ail excellent character, and has left an aged and disconsolate mo-1
ther, who was entirely dependent upon her son's exertions. Mr.
M'Ontirlay's body has not been found. By the wreck of the
Ranger, property has been lost to a large amount; but this circum-
stance excites little regret as compared with the loss of valuable
lives. We feel, however, for one youth, who, according to report,
was about to begin business in Kirkcodbright, and who, after vi.
siting Whitehaven to purchase goods, had embarked his all in the
ill-fated Ranger.
Eamon:sr 3l.—Wind North.—Sailed the Endeavour,
Pitrzawei and Severn,
r., ' I RZ1E01441114 for St. Michael's. Arrived
eff the port, the Caledonia, Bat., from London for New South
Wales.
„"Ptvaarsous 31.—Wind W.—Arrived the Priam,
from Miramichi.
Portman:lw, Nov. I.—Wind N.W.—Put back, the William
Manning, Spann, for St. Kitt's. Arrived the Caledonia,
from St. Petersburgh. The Nourmahal, Kam, from Genoa, is
released from quarantine, and sailed for Southampton.
Diu., Nov. I.—Wind N.W.—The brig Thomas Laurie, Sm-
arm, arrived last night, sailed from Demerara the Mat September.
On. the 20th, the Margaret, Waanativ, of London, arrived there
from St. Andrew's. On the 21st, saw the ship Albinia, SEADFOETIE,
off the Bar, from London. The Halyards sailed on the 18th, and
the Malay on the 20th, for the Clyde. On the 30th. boarded and
supplied the brig Mary, of Boston, Derr, for Barbadoes, which had
been dismasted on the 23d, in a gale from N. W. Oct. 13, passed
the Lady of the Lake, supposed from India, in lat. 55. N. long.
40. W.—Arrived and sailed for London, the Britannia, Waxers,
from St.Kitt's ; and Mary Brade,Watra, from the Havanaah. Also,
the Laurel, flume, from Cronstadt for Plymouth ; and the Eden,
SLADE, for Jamaica. Remain, the Asgood, VANDER/OND, for New
York; and Briton, Curtain, for Sierra Leone, front London.—
Passed by, several of Abe* outward bound, and are at anchor oil'
Dungeness.
Grummets, Nov. 1.•-. Arrived the Fame, RAMP.. from Am.
trate; Ellen Caspian, Dowaan ; Bullfinch, Gomm.; and Cum.
'tierce, Come, from St. Petersburgh ; Agenoris, Ournanv • Susan.
ma's, Bunters; and Constitution, Muciaux from Leghorn ;
Intrepid, Wasson Helen, Moitcrusr; Beath'', Houses; and
Nymph, from Malip.
liamsumn, Cie?. 25.—The Joseph and Jane, Captain R. Lea,
an English brig, from Dantaic to London, stranded on the 9th
inst. off Skagen. • 'the weather was so tempestuous, that it was not
possible to send assistance to the crew till the following clay, when
they were saved, except two men, Who had already perished in the