Star.
London, England, 1817-11-05 00:00:00

CL AREMONT, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. S.

NINZ O'CLOCK.—Although her ROYAL HIGHNUS
still continues poorly, every symptom seems most
favourably to indicate the near approach of her ROYAL
HIQIINEW'S happy acteschassent.

ROY4L ruff TO BATH.

BATH, NOVEMBER 4.

Yesterday afternoon, at four o'clock, two carriages
and four containing the Duke of CLARENCE and suite.
and several of her MAJESTY'S attendants, arrived at
the Quest's House, and at a quarter before five her
Manant, preceded by two carriages and four, fol-
lowed by a chariot and four, arrived. The Queen
was handed out of her chariot by the EArl of PAU.
LETT, and ushered into the entrance-hall by Lord
Gnu= THYNNE, and several other Noblemen and
Gentlemen in waiting. Her MAJESTY was accom•
partied by the Princess &maims, and most gra-
ciously returned the salutes of the Gentlemen in at-
tendance. Her Muerte appeared in excellent health
and high spirits, and did not discover the least symp-
tom ot fatigue from her journey.
The 38th Regiment ot Foot was drawn up facing
the end of the QUEEN'S house, and the 15th Light
Dragoons paraded New Sydney-place and the lower
end of Pultney-street, in order to prevent the pres-
sure of the immense multitudes who eagerly thronged
to view their Royal Sovereign. Special Constables
were also in attendance in grand regime. The win.
down of all the streets through which the cavalcade
passed were thronged with elegant women, forming
altogether a fascinating scene of beauty and fashion.
The Bind of the 38th played several martial sirs,
and the National air of Goo cave the !Vag excited 4
siniultaneous bunt ot applause and delight. In the
evening, which was extremely propitious, the illumi-
nations which followed wets at once tasteful, splen-
did, and general.
Her bilnisert has already sigaified her intention
of attestling Divide service in the Abbey on Sunday.

NJVIL I4VIELLIGENCE.

coax, ocrosEß SO.

Yesterday, the Mary, Rrrour. private ship, be-
longing to Lirerpool, arrived in our harbour, direct
frogs Bombay, which place she left on the 11th June
last. This vessel is laden entirely with cotton.

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER s.

Wind 8. E.-. Arrived the Frow Anna, MOLLER,
from Hamburg), to Nantes, dismasted, and in dis-
tress, and OHM unload ; Richard and Jane, HAYMAN,
from Vienna; Mercy, Mfuourrou, from Picton, in
24. days. Passed up Channel the American schooner
Silly, Auasny, from Baltimore for Havre. The
Mercy spoke on the 15th of October, in lat. 48. 40.
long. 48.44. the American sh►p MOWS Brows, Ro-
striscat, with passengers from Liverpool for New
York, out 28 days, all well, but had experienced
heavy gales.
DEAL, NOVEMBER 4.

Wind S.—Put back the London, for Jarn.tica.—
Four o'Clock.—Thick log the whole of to-d,sy : have
not been able to discern any of the ships in the Downs.

GRAVESEND, NoVEMBER 4.

Arrived the Spanish Patriot, Dort% from Cadiz ; Zephyr, I
Brown, from Petersburgh ; Peace, Davidson, from Memel; the
Valency, Bryan., from Madeira; Albion, Chandler, from Jersey;
and Ahem's, Lloyd, from Rouen.—wiled the Cambridge, touts-
saint, for the Cape of Good Hope; Princess o' Wales. Syms, for
Jamaica; Mentor, Bullock, fur Oporto; Duke of Wellington,
Martin, for Ostend; Catherine Charlotte, Saute, for Gotten-
burgh ; Aurora, Smith, for Grenada; Charles, Coonell, for
Bourdeaui; Union, Rubinson, for Rotterdam; and the Goode
Hoop, Top, foe Amsterdam.

ILY SHIPWRECK.

The ship Lantern, Captain BENJAMIN MATHEWS,
bouol-ketn Greenock far Charleston, with a crew of
fotirteen persons, including the Captain, four cabin
passengers, and twenty-nine men, women, and chil-
dren, in the steerage, foundered at sea on the 10th
September. Of these, twenty•seven perished. The
others, intladlag the Captain, were picked up by the
Jessie, bound from Dumfries to St. Andrew's, and
carried into Halifax. Among the sacral were
thirteen relatives of Mr. BLACZ, clerk in & commer-
cial house in Halifax..-The following is a list of the
persons sawed :
Wks Psuarrs.—Masrs. AlAart Han, Mikis. Hon, WO2-
Worms and Jolts C. Item.
Staines Pessagen.Msurs.Dancass Darteck, I. MilLachent,
Themes hisGreger, end Rum Gaines.
limientin Marbsers, Master; Hugh Livingston John Sad&
vet teed ad mates; Me ivens, carpenter: William Morgan,
steward; Jobe Pith. k, Ma Bekaa, James Clarke, Jams
Smut, Jobe illgglas, esenise; ;else Sernard, Hurt WPM:r-
ose, seeesedese..Tatat so.
• UM SW TIM IMP.
11_,01..114tillii, wife, Ind we daddree ; Areldbeld
ktDeashl wife, and Ilve abildree g Mr. Black aaa wits $ Du-
ran Wham% his neethsg, sad sister; Donald Campbell, his
fetbor, antis', eed elbow ; 1,... Smith and wits; hones Duran,
Mr. M , mid aim rems, num soknoivn ; LIMO Cuter,
leek; W. sesiname•Tetal A persons.
t The =dila et she mama mere pei onboard a selsoe•
leer ter

Eland of &SOOT horn Captain Joint DAVIDSON
of the Hudson's lay Company's ship Eddystone,
dated Sib October, 18171—.84 On the 21st October,
In Int. 39. 30. N. keg. 17. SO. W. saw a vessel on
the lee bow, we hoisted oar colours and fired s mato
ideelt gun t it not being answered, induced meta bear
down towards her, when neat to her (not seeing any
one on deck), We fired another deck gun, and went
close under er sterna her name on het stern the
I Rover of Newcastle dm appeared to be timber
leaded, and full of water, so much so it was rushing
out at the cabin wihdows and not a living creature
on deck. Had there been any one on board, it was
my intention to have lowered the boat down and
taken them on board, but being convinced to the
contrary, we lett her."—The vessel above mentioned
is the Rover, FRANK. from St. John's, New Mns.
wick, to Stockton. The crew waved sate near West.
,port, Ireland.