Star.
London, England, 1821-09-14 00:00:00

THE KING.

The disappointment which the people of Millori
experienced in not getting a sight of his MAJESTY,
when the Royal squadron was at anchor off that pp..
was thus handsomely apologizel for, in a letter ad:
dressed by the Commodore the Hon. Sir C. PActr.
to H. LEACH, Esq. Collector of his Majesty's Cus.
toms at Milford, dated Monday, five P. M.

Sir CHARLES PAGET cannot conclude this flute
without sincerely lamenting that the temporary in,
disposition of his MAJESTY from sea•sickness, should
have prevented the KING from appearing an deck,
and personally acknowledging to his loyal subiocu
his satisfaction at their warm congratulations on his
1, arrival at Milford Haven."

At the village of Dale, while the inhabitants were
testifying their loyalty by the discharge of a piece e;
cannon, it unfortunately burst, and killed a poor pi,
lot, of the name of William Hall, on the spot. He
has left a family to lament his loss.
PLYMOUTH, TUZSDAY, SEPTUM%
11.
This morning arrived the Camcicon brig of vat,
from Ireland, one of the Royal squadron, which she
left on Friday last, in the Bristol Channel, blowing
hard. His MAJESTY, with the remainder of the
squadron, may be hourly expected, should he have
not borne away for the Welch coast, and landed them.

When the Royal squadron was weather-bound at
Dunleery, the KING landed near the extremity of the
pier at Kingstown, and seemed much pleased in ob.
serving the process of discharging the tumbrils of
rocks into the sea, by means of the iron railway.
His MAJESTY staid but a short time, and, owing to
the occasional landing of a number of persons of rank
in the course of the day, his MAJESTY got on board
again unperceived, except toy a few persons who
happened to be at the end of the pier when rho
barge approached. Captain TOUCHER of the Roy
Engineers, explained to his MAJESTY the final con.
struction of, and other particulars connected with,
the New Pier.

Tuesday last, in Bantry Bay, a boat havingbrob
away from her mom ings, nine men got into anode
boat to recover that which had gone adrift, and
having succeeded in this ohject, were returning,
when both boats were dashed to pieces against the
rocks by a breaker, and the nine men perished. Tit
fragments of the boats were scattered on the strand
at Newtown, and some of the hats of the unfortunat
sufferers were found, but none of the bodies hare ye
been picked up. Six of the men were marrieds and
have left families. _ _ _

DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO....ZIIran of a lentils
Augusta (Georgia), Sd August:—" A tornado,d6
most awful nature in its effects, passed througbie
Counties of Aglethorp, Wilks, and Lincoln, on Sta
day morning, just before daylight, and has ea
extensive damage: it crossed the Savannah iim
passed through one of our neighbours' plants*"
and almost destroyed his crops ; trees, fences, ad
houses were blown down."
A fire took place on the 10th of Aptil at bets,
Bay of Honduras, when 250 houses were consume/
Letters from Ostend, of the 4th inst. state, that NI
previous day, the master of the fishing smack, Jam
Francais, when out at sea, descried a large ship, wide
out any mast, and having all the appearance of beiti
shattered in a storm. They immediately made to.
wards her, and found that she was in a deplorable
state, without a single human being on board. Se*
ral vessels went out for the purpose of towing h
Ostend into tend or Blankenburg. There we no mark
about the vessel by which her name, or the nation
she belonged to, might be discovered. One of dal
sails had on it the name " C. Rycke."
Wednesday afternoon, the Members of the Ho
nourableArtillery Company assembled in theirground,
for the purpose of celebrating the Birthday and Co,
ronation of the KING, their Captain-General, which
was appointed for Monday, the 13th ult. but post-
poned on account of the demise of the QUEEN. The
Corps was drawn out in front of the Armoury-house
to receive their Colonel, his Royal Highness the Duke
of Sussex, who came in full regimentals, and intended
to take the command, but the unfavourable state a
the weather prevented any evolutions. At half-pas
IL
five o'clock the Members sat down to dinner, b:
Royal Highness in the Chair. On the health of I
MAJESTY being drank, a Royal salute was fired II;
the Artillery Division ; the Duke of Sussex inurt
diately afterwards sung the national air of Gun in

Me King.
Alderman WOOD, and his son, the Rev. J. P. Woos
landed at Deal on Wednesday evening, after a bone,
ous passage of four hours and a half from Calais—
The sea ran so high they could not reach Dover.
HAYMARKET THEATRE.--The Manager of this
Theatre evinces an earnest desire to gratify the
lie taste for variety, and hitherto he has beenre•
rally successful. But of all the new Pieces that to
beep produced, the Marriage of Figaro continues to
be the most attractive. It was repeated last night
for the third time with increased effect. 'Dell)"
was crowded at an early hour, and among the a*
ence were several pgrsons of rank and fashion.
EXPORTATION OF TOBACCO TO IRELAND.Jt
LustitNorora, of the Treasury, has forwarded di
following letter to the Commissioners of his Mi
JESTY'S Customs at Liverpool 3
EXPORT OF TOISACCO TO IRELAND.
" Treasury Chambers, Al!!
" CENTLimus—With reference to a Report of the Low
sioners of Excise, of the sth ult. on a statement from Nriells
Ireland, in regard to a consignment of tobacco frcra
dew ~d
and with reference also to a letter of this Board, of theism"'
to the Commissioners of Excise, directing a clause to Mei
pared allowing tobacco to be exported to Ireland in ISO
70 tons, the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's T
sire, that until the pleasure of Parliament shall be knows, r
will give general directions for granting this indulgence.
" S. R. LUSHINGTO
" To the Commissioners of Customs." •
Mei
In consequence of the revocation of the lit ..
the Rev. S. H. CASSAN, Curate of Frome, abovekll
of the usual congregation have absented themseo
from the church.
About seven o'clock yesterday evening, a Geri'.
man was sitting in his chaise in Graiechurch-'d
when a thief got upon the top of the chaise
snatchedclear alreat coat from the seat,
got .with

A part of die
they are to be st.
The tight wing
Londonderry. 1

NA

The Wbidsor
Letters by her ha
st Bristol.
FALMOUTH, Ss:
sabeth packet, wi
and from Halifax
l's.vriousw. Sv
ships Lam and CA s
left to the westwa
St. Petersbargh fa
for New Orleans:
South Wales; Tn
John, ALLAN, frl
wick ; and Jupite
Arrived a the po
don for Quebec.
SCILLY, San. 11
Ponca, from Ni
stauncheons, bulw.
Poannourn, Si
tonian, GILIERTSCE
KISS, from Ilavan
Cuxhaven. Sailed
Doves., Strr.
on shore, has been
her stores. She is
DYAL, Sari. 13.-
114Itiniore; Triton
the latter with her
River, the Mary
Janeiro in fifty-four
Peter Proctor, Buc
Sierra Leone; Ain
tude, BUTLHAII, fro:
and cable, and put b
with several more
Malta; Nelson, Buy
for Dublin ; Hope,
for Oporto; Agri
rara ; Nautilus, W
Gaud Hope.
YARMOUTH, Sin,
brought in here yes
with 179 tubs of sp
HULL, Sam 12.
of the Eagle, to Mr,
Head, in company
tuns ; Fame, 135 to
Dundee (of London
&HAMRA az, Sin
within the Disttict •
341 inst. the brigand:
verpool, bound to St
consisting of 16 indi•
sawn, and a child

SPORI

bETTINI
This was a busy d
Stock Exchange, On
2i to 1 as* Gustav
Se to 1 agst Jack Si
74 to agst My I.a
Y to I agst Virgtu
11 to 1 agst Statesnr
Mr. Mvrrox has r
Cuaakuttes Master
suing Litchfield Race
list. 101 b.
The Cheshire Yew
race at the late Knnt
a Court of Lau% Thi
' mare, Atalante, won
chimed by Mr. BARI
ground that Mr. Btu!
entered as five years o
Out year, respecting tl
the winning horse wa
was afterwards obtai
horse; upon which th
brought an action to ri
Der gave it up to him

The Royal Tennis

broas Oliver ten
his distance well ; the
Waters of fair and ma

Although Misters ,s,
the daddy mornmy sy
would have dressed ei
Shelton, too, had enou
' ceding day to come al
Ben Burn (always'
They hit out, as if in
Curtis and Smith
thievously upon his a
Marry Malt and We
shone forth brilliantly
Crawley, and letait
is did also
Young Brown and
from bis training opal
Randall was at the
'dowel( by stiffness ;
MI
On Tuesday night 1
the vicinity of St. Jam
nicknamed Broadiorini
too large a portion •
Randall, " the tight
dough of the Master I,
After a few words
determined that the
way, and ten guineas
*0 soon got wind, 4
when " the dreadful
..- Men
,Keled in prime SI
Round 1. Broadbr
tossaard of Mac, wh•
of Wiling the Barone
Paddy uppermu4t.—:
S. Paddy went in
Place where Broadbri
one, two, in his clops.
3. Broadbrim foul
fell, and seemed so I
with difficulty they c
they were fighting fo
4. Both came to tl
to the advantage of
It was conceived fur
S. Mac looked rat
L'ack and red. After
himself a man of bun
6. Paddy came to
did great execution I
eye, who went &lei
7, ft, and 9. Broad
to Lombard-court o
W. Broadbriar w
answered, " he was
and that he would d
could say Jack Rod
Pat:. Broadbrim
as flat as a flounder,
both in the watcll.l:
AAIAbM to au .Jrch
1 to 17. Paddy
Who seemed only a
shesnut horse to a h•
come another, but I
..
.111. This was the
mad, and at last crii
by the hand and re
daYe and take pot4ui

THE ARMY.

A part of the 13th Regiment have marched into Dublin, where
they are to be stationed.
The right wing of the 23d Fusileers marched on Friday for
I„donderry. The left wing followed on Saturday.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

•The Windsor East Indiaman was spoken with off the Cape.
Letters by her have been brought home by the Achilles, arrived
at Bristol.
FayMUTH, Styr. 12.—Wind W.—Arrived the Princess Eli.
gawk packet, with Mails from New York; sailed 2d August,
and from Halifax 19th ditto.
I'mstours, Sere. 12.—Wind West.—Arrived his 'Majesty's
ships Let and Cantrzon, from Ireland : the Royal squadron was
left to the westward. Also arrived the Aid, Taasnate, from
st. potenbereh for London ; Peter Ellis, PLAND.N, from Havre
for New Orleans; Mary, ANKCOLL, from Portsmouth for New
south Wales; Triton HESSZLTINF, from Hull for 'Mira:Mehl ;
john, Awe, front Southampton for St. John's, New Bruns-
wick ; and Jupiter, Amain', from Buenos Ayres for Guernsey.
Arrived off the port, the Young Norval, ADAMSON, from Lon-
don for Qutbec.
&tux, Seel. 11.—Arrived on the 7th instant the Expedition,
Porten, from Newcastle for Oporto, with loss of stern-boat,
stauncheons, bulwarks, &c. and is very leaky ; she is repairing.
Poarsstorrn, SEPT. 12.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Ilatuble-
tonian, Gust 'visas, from the Downs for Africa; Roscoe, CUM-
MINS, from Ihvannah; and his Majesty's ship GANNET", from
Cuxhaven. Sailed his Majesty's ship T for Plymouth.
Doves, Seer. 13.—The Dock-yard lighter Deal, which was
on shore, has been got off, and brought in here, after landing all
her stores. She is Wind trained, and full of water.
sore.l3. W.N. W.—Put back the Stentor, for
iirltimore ; Triton, for Miramichi ; and Hero, for Demerara;
the latter with her sails damaged. Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Mary Anne and Isabella, Srenreirsox, from Rio
Janeiro in fifty-four days ; Somersetshire, Ila Lex, from Jamaica ;
Peter Proctor, Mown, from Dominica ; Union, Jeerrav' frnm
Sierra Leone; Aurora, SHEIVMOD, from Grenada; and Forti-
tude, Bercriaa, from Barbadoes : the latter has lust an anchor
and able, and put back. Came down from the River and sailed,
with several more outward bound, the Albion, GENTIL, for
itialta; Nelson, BURNLY, for the South Seas; Resolute, Roamers,
for Dublin; Hope, CANSI, for Lisbon ; Amphitrite, Illurtoocx,
for Oporto; Alfred, TRISTIt ; and Veneila, /KINSMAN for Deme-
rara; Nautilus, Waxmia ; and John, MERCEIt, for the Cape of
Good Hope.
YARMOUIN, SIP?. I3.—The Fly open boat of Harwich, was
brought in here yesterday by the Kessingland Preventive boat,
with 179 tubs of spirits, and dry goods.
Hum., Saw 12.—Extract of a letter from Captain Berens,
lei the Eagle, to Mr. R. GILSON, dated Bth instant, off Kinnaird's
Head, in company with the Duncombe:—Eagle, 14 fish, 150
tuns • Fame, 135 urns; Unity, 150 tuns; Duncombe, 135 tuna;
Dundee (of London), 140 tuns.
StRANICAre, Scrr. 9.—Totally lost on the toast of Kirkcolm,
within the District of the Port of Strairraer, on the night of the
3d inst. the brigantine Four Sons, with a general cargo from Li-
verpool, bound to St. Andrew's, hi New Brunswick. The crew,
consisting of 16 individuals, among whom Were two female pas-
stagers, and a child two years old, were all saved.