Star.
London, England, 1816-03-04 00:00:00

DEAL, MARCH 's.

Arrived and sailed for the River, the Richard,
NOBLE. from Deinerara. Saikel this morning the Ho-
nourable Ctimpiny's ships CA nthriiitTe, Coldstream,
and Lady Castlereagh, for St. Helen.' and Chins.—
dow.s from the ltivcr and the L.tyton,
W A THO2II4E:LA RT, lot Jamaica.—Wind South.

HARWICH, M MCI!
Arrived the Castlereagh pat: ke! with a mail and pas-
sengers from Cuxhaven ; Lark p Kit( t, with a ra.ail
and passengers from ditto; E so; of Lticustt-r packet,
with a mail and passengers from 1-Niand. Saikd
the Castlereagh packet, with a m,til And passengers
hit Holland.— Wind S.W.
PADSTOW, MARCH t.

The- story Williams and Mary, BRYANT. from
BridgewAter to this port, is 011 shore near here, and
it is feared will be lost.
DOVER, MARCH 3.

The Johi, Bonsai% from Newcastle for Roeen,
run on &hole 'mar this pier early yesterday morning,
and reseiveki comiderable-Jansage. lost her bowsprit.
She has nutv got off and into port.

RANISGATE, MARCH I
The Prince n 1 Waterloo racket arrived yesterday
with passergr rs m Ostend.

MILFORD HAVEN, MARCH I.

Arrived at the Quarantine Station, the Lister,
PROGNE, from Leghorn for Liverpool ; Larch, He-
at:LILT, from Palermo for Liverpool ; the Vittoria,
Rm.'s/a, from Palamos for Glasgow. The Mariner
:vas left loading for Liverpool at Palermo when the
Larch *sailed. Arrived also the AgenorA, 13svmoN,
from Lisbon tor Liverpool ; UlricA Christina, EVANS,
from Swansea for Gibraltar ; and the Anna, Jom,
from Charlston, for orders. &tiled the Jane M'CiAry,
CLARK, from Portferry for Alicant ; and the Friends,
TAGNER, from Drogheda for Leghorn.

Private advices, both from Arras and Dunkirk,
state, that the latter is immediately to he converted
into a free port.
The CONWAY, Captain TANCnCIE, at Portsmouth,
' is ready for sea, and will proceed in a few days for
the East Indies ; she takes out about SlO,OOO dollars
ior the payment of the forces on that mation.
On Thursday Vice-Admiral Sir CHARLES Tuta
arrived at Portsmouth in the MEDWAY, 74, Captain
41NE, from the Cape of God H ape, having re.
signed the command to Sir GEORGE Cocxnutte. Sir
CaAaLn .ought the remaining ships of his squa-
dron to Enatand, consisting of the Livettroot., Cap-
.r. ' tain FAHQUitAtt AMAIt, Captain &mule and
' the Hann, Captain TYLER. The arrival of these
ships we announced on Saturday :—they p4rted in
the Channel, and went to Plymouth to be paid off.
They all left the Cape on the 20th of December,
and St. Helena on the 12th ultimo. The blttsuieN
lay two days at St. Helena. BoNAPARTIt was in
good health, but in. very bad temper. He refused
to receive a visit from Sir CHARLES TYLER : he
excised himself upon a plea of indisposition, al.
though a few hours after it was reported that he was
woi king at the plough, which was now become his
favourite amusement, particularly in the afternoon
S:r C.;arntorCoutaunsr kept up the same degree of
vigilance thin he commenced with; two of his squa-
dron were cru'zing to windward and leeward of the
island; the PLittIYIAN was at Ascension; the CEYLON
and BLICEPHALUs were employed in conveying stock
and necessaries from the Cape to the Island : the
NnATHUSII3EaLAND, HAYANNAH, and the remainder
of the squadron, were at anchor there. The Lavitarr,'
CaptAin Tamen, fitted upon the Peace Establishment,
had arrived at the Cape, after a short but stormy
passage from Plymouth, and sailed again for St.
Menway is to proceed from Ports.
;In:3W; to Plymouth to be paid off.

. .
IMF ThrtALLIGIINCE.

COURT OP CH.INCERT, MARCH t

LOUD CAPTIAMPTOW.IIIBII
Mr. Liactc moved die. Co I. c fnr leave to ri!e in-
terrogatories in the Master's Office, Ern the ev. i;n rt 4.
tion of Miss Sarah Bortino Lawley, and Ti.nrrias
Jones, Esq. The Learned Conii,el said it would b.:
in the recollect; in of his Lordship, th tr. a G,ritlernae
of the name of Jones ha:l b.ren disp itchNl by Miss
Lawley into Germany, Jot the porpe.e of d;scover-
ing and Mat sitting possession of the jewds, pioturei,
and all those movables where..f th. Ctic',i.ss
possessed. •Por his services on this ernhas,v, iris
Lawley had paid him a sum of E1110:1, aid a !urther
sum of £6OO. The Noble Earl covik.r.ii..d. that thr
demand of Mr. Jones, which was tthirn t ply to tali
on him, as Mr. Jones had been recc,..;nizen the aAent
of the Court, ought to be strictly c.•:.rutiniztrd, with a
view to ascertain what should lie the amomit of the
indemnity ; for this purpose he had filed the intern).
gatin ies ; but he conceived he could not compel either
the Lady or her agent to answer any questions with.
out hi. Lordship's authorit.T. It was to obtain that
authority the present application was made.
The LOUD Ctimscrtu.ott said, the best way would
be to ascertain the extent of Mr. Jones's demand, in
order that he might be paid what the Master might
think he was entitled to receive. For the purpose of
this arrangement, his Lordsl,ip desired that Mr.
Jones might be applied to, and the present motion be
postponed till Thursday.