Star.
London, England, 1819-01-09 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DEAL, JANUARY S.
Wind W.—Arrived this morning the Standard,
STEPHENS, from Calcutta; Eliza, HUNT, from Bata-
via ; DILLON, from Malta ; Minstrel, &RE
LATER ; Banon, OWEN ; and Swift, DEARNIAN, from
Leghorn: the whole have sailed tin the River, ex-
cept the Eliza, bound to Rotterdam, she sailed from
Batavia Bth September, and the Cape 27th October.
Came down from the River and rem:tin, the Mar-
quis Camden, LA It K INS ; Charles Grant, SCOTT;
Lowther. Castle, Monmoca ; Essex, NfSBETT ; and
Vansittart, DALRYMPLE, for Bombay and China ;
Little Sally, GIBSON, for Buenos Ayres: Zephyr,
COT, for Honduras; Rambler, KNIGHT, for Smyrna,
Sec, and his Majesty's ship LIFFEY, for Lisbon.

RAMBOATE, JANUARY 7.
Wind S.E.--Came in the Commander, Mt,DoE,
from London to D.trtmouth, with loss of aachor and
cable ; and several others, for shelter.

MARGATE, JANUARY s.
Arrived yesterday in our Roads the Queen Eliza-
beth, AMEN, from London to Charante, with loss of
anchor and cable, and sailed again this morning.

PORTSSIOUTII, JANUARY b.

Wind S.S.W.--Arrived the Queen transport, from
Loudon ; the LINNET cutter from a cruize, and came
into harbour. Sailed the Integrity transport for Cl,at•
hats; and Atalanta, StxcLAisi, for Newcastle.
FALMOUTH, JANUARY S.

Wind S. S. E.—Sailed his Majesty's ship HERON,

on a cruize.
JAN. 6.—Wind South.—Arrived the Enterpriu,
PATON, from Constantinople, in 36 days for London;
left there the Bea Janson, ready to sail ; she had put
in to repair, having received damage on her voyage
florn Odessa to London; Joker, TIIONIA.`;, from Li
bon, in five days.
iiAnwrcii, JANUARY 7.
Wind S. S. W.—Arrived the Prince of Orange
packet, with a Mail, &c. from Holland.
JAN. B.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived on the Coast the
Eclipse packet. and Lord Nelson packet, with Mails
from Cuxhaven—one of them landed. No ice at
Cuxhaven.

LIVERPOOL, JANUARY 7.
The Czsar, WArsoN, bound to Cuba, was driven
on shore on Wednesday night, on the Berkenhead
rocks, and ailed with water.

MILFORD, JANUARY 7.
Arrived the schooner Audacious, DREWITT, from
St. Michaels for London, with loss of main-gaff and
bowsprit.

t, Gadderer, fur Janine?.

THE COUNTESS OF MUNSTER.

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LOWESTOFFE, JANUARY S.
, Yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock, the Plan-
ter, VIMUS, from Shields to London, with coals,
struck in coming over the Stanford, and lost her
rudder, but, by the assistance of a boat, she was got
into Lowestoffe North Roads, where the rudder will
be replaced; at present she does not make much water.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, JANUARY S.
EaerrazojanvAnub.--The Ocean, Remmiagton, from Calcutta
Invulnerable, Hudson, from Antwerp; Way. Hution, from
Havre; Minerva, Moore, irons Oporto; Braganaa. Robertson,
from Havre; and the Canada, Grant, from lleny,al.
ENT/TAD Ocrw►tar—The Gertrude, Latigridge, for Odessa ;
the Hero, Marshall, for New Orleans ; Franklin, Woller, tly•
Stettin ; Unge Johann: s, Ring, for Arundahl ; Spanish Patriot,
Dureil, fur Cadic ; Junn Baker, Anlaby, for Genoa; and the
Eliza, Ford, for Nap:es.
axiom) OUTW•Ill

The paragraph alluded to in the subjoined Letter;
was contradicted in the Sr/tit cf Thursday last ; I,ut
a, these letters state some of the circumstances more
particularly than we were before able to rive them,
we insert the letters; and the more !rattily, as the
testimony of the medical attendants must satisfy
every person that the respectable Proprietor of the
Hotel at Canterbury has no way failed in Ins usual
attention to the comfort and health of his guests.
'ft) Tllb EDITOR OF TUE STAR.
• " CANTENALAT. JANUARY 7, 1819.
" Stu_ .4 paragraph appeared iu your Paper of the Sth
of
January, rellecrinz on the Proprietor of an Motel at attiterletry,
which he reeposies you immedi itely to coutiadict. You state,
that Lady Omit slept in a bed which had been previously occu-
pied by Ca.! Countess Muiriter,lu the measles; and that, in run-
sequauce thereof, she caught that disorder, and unhappily died;
and you state likewise, that two of Count Minister's children
died also. Now, Lady (leant did nut deep in the bed previously
occupied by Countess Munster; for CUIIIIICSi Munster still coo-
tie tied to occupy it herself at the time that Lady Grant arrived
a. the Inn, and wise also slept at a different and distant part of
the house. Lady Grant had been, the d:ty is Core, in a huge
drawiug-room that had been siecupied by Count Munster; but
none of the family had been in it for between two and three'
days previous to Lady Cranes occupying it; during which done
every precaution of ventilating the room had beta taken by
keering.tha doors and windows constantly open. The Proprie-
tor of the Hotel appears to us to have dune L.:try thing in his
rower to prevent the evil spreading ; and in no one instance that
we know of did it spread. The Count and Countess Munster
and all their children recovered.
" WILLIAM CAR LEA M.D.
(Signed) " JOHN THORNTON, -
" We further beg you will add the following Ler.erfrom
ronnt Munster to the Proprietor of the Hotel, plainly shewizg
the mesedes were not contracted in his house
" LONDON, DrCCHIIIIR 29, 1t IS.

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" Six—Countess Munster and my_ family have been so -,vel
taken care of during the time they were detained by Milos at
your lintel, that I can hut regret any inconvenience which
might arise to you from the circumstance of the Countess's un-
expeeted confinement at Canterbury on our return from the
Continent. It is absolutely impossible that Countess Munster
should have caught the measles at your house, for they were
discovered to have made their appearance the morning atter she
was confined. This infection is so prevalent all over the Con"-
tinent, that there remains no doubt of the Countess having con-
tracted it during our journey.—l am, Sir, your obliged Servant,
" MuusTta."

The Monarch, one of the five ships that we stated
last week to have .sailed front the Downs, chartered
for the West Indies, is 600 tons hurthen, and carries
22 guns. She is most completely fitted out; has on•
board, in 'addition to her crew, 255 veteran British
troops, and Juicers, English, french, and german..

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13:t, iii' dooi ' ,n:d windows constantly open' The Pee Fi- lustres, mounteu us 1 1111114 L .... 4,, -......... .... .. .._
or the hotel appears to us to have done every doing in his dow-curtains of the lower apartments are of fine drab i;:i
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rev to prevent the evil spreading ; and in ao one instance that .-
cloth, raced with crimson velvet, and the grand snit
know of did it spread. The Count and Countess Monster
all their children recovered. of dining-rooms above are hung vial curtains of aim-
" WILIJAM raa tee, M.D. son, ornamented with gold fringe. The capacious eel-
(Signed) ~ JOHN THORNiN, SUri:•c.l." I have r '
lays zor. some time been amply stored with the ‘:",'
' We further beg you will add the following Lever from finest
wines•
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ot the best vintages.
ant Munster to the Proprietor of the Hotel, plainly shewk:g ...
measles were not contracted in his house : 1/11tIRT-LAN3 TR SATRE.— ThOllgh the commence-
" 1.01•••, Drri:"Bra " Ir'lS• ment of the rase at this Theatre v:as so vigoroUs as :
. sis—cAninicii Munster and my family have been so
%eel to promise a long and obstinate contest, the temper .
en care of during the time they were detained by Milos at
manifested last night induces us to think that it is , I+
lf lintel, that 1 can hut regret any inconvenience which
the arise to you from the circumstance of the Countess's un- already concluded. • The house was very well at- t ,
Petted confinement at Canterbury on our return from the tended, but the manner in which the Pantomime was
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,ntinent. It is absolutely impossible that Countess Monster received, proves that the full attendance was not
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odd have caught the measles at your house, for they were
occasioned by any hostile feelin., There was °cm-
'covered to have made their appearance the morning after she t...
prevalent all over the Colic sionally a good cleat of applause, an,l the disposition
is confined. This infection is so
lent, that there remains no doubt of the Countess having eon- to condemn was so feeble, at least in its expression,
icted it during our journey.—l am, Sir, your obliged Servant, •.s
as scarcely to deserve notice.
" Mossvaa." COILONEms tenors'lN NHWCASE.—This morning an Inquest
WAS held at Newote, on view of the body of Killion lewsavd, . , •
The Monarch, one of the five ships that we stated one of the persons who was ordered for eseeutioo no TUCK*,
ISt week to have .sailed from the Downs, chartered for uttsriie; forged Bank-note,. The only witness examined wee
Mr. Box, Surgeon to the Prison, who stated that thtfdeceased
ar the West Indies, is 600 tons burthen, and carries
had been for some time past io a declining state of WO. MA
:"..P guns. Site is most completely fitted out ; has on• being advanced in years, it wts his opinion that these doom* "i
aral, in *addition to her crew, 2st
55 veteran British ances canoed MB death.. The Jsrf td
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roops, and tAi iirticers, English,lrench, and (Iceman:• Verdihct,ad that las Issti.-Dteo a Nat sisal Dea th.
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