Star.
London, England, 1810-08-31 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

a/wrest:co, Accost. 30.—Arrived the John, Woodward,
and Content Increace, Anderson, Prom Quebec; Sussex, Braley,
from Sr. Kim; and the Beva, Herod, from New Orleans.—
Stilta the Matilda, Ross, for India, and the Lord Nelson, Har-
mon, for Curacoa.

The following is a list of the Jamaica fleet that are
bound for the river Thames. Those marked (a) have
already arrived :
The Ann Dorothy, Caiss; Ann, Cook; Alonzo, Brown ; Ajax
(:), Rowe ; Britannia (a), Lamb ; Duke (a), Hunt ; Esdaile,
Enterprize, Smith; Fame, Smith ; Generous Planter,
Freeman ; John, Clark • Lw'e, Corbett ; Mentor, Stephenson ;
(1), Weeks; Monarch, Dixon ; Nelly (a), Muirheed ;
Neva (a), Watson ; Princess Mary (a), Wilson ; Three lirothers,
litior; Thomas, Bowman; West Indian (a), Parfett. The
alve Rare with the Pelican sloop.—The Ana, Knowls ; British
tlitn (a), --; D'avid Shaw (a), Coulthard ;Elizabeth Sophia
(~ Brown ; Grenada (a), Lewes; Harriet (a), Pearson; Juno,
; Teviot, Wellars, parted the 12th of August, in a gale ;
Allbro, Thompson, for Leith, parted the 12th of August; Cum-
---, for Whitehaven; and the Dublin, —, for Dub-
, parted on the 22d of August.
Ten sail of the above fleet have arrived at Bristol,
seven at Liverpool, eight in the Clyde, one at Ports-
muth, one at Quebec, and two at Halifax. The
feet consisted of 62 sail when they sailed from Ja-
taica on the 30th of June.

ESCAPE OF ROBERT RoszaTs.—A meeting of the
rincipal Magistrates of the County, together with
t:e Directors of the Bank, took place yesterday at
to New Prison, Clerkenwell, to investigate, by the
uamination of witnesses, the escape of Robert Robert:
aid Smith alias Harper, on Tuesday morning. Th!
'lnner prisoner was about to undergo a final exami-
lation, on the charge of a forgery on the Bank of
Etngland, on Wednesday ; and the latter is a known
-lief, who was undergoing an imprisonment for sit
months, and who also stood indicted for a burglary.
Roberts, who has lately represented himself as a Bill
is the same who, two years since, obtained
7'msi.lerable sums of money in the North of England,
representing himself to be Earl Percy. The escape
two prisoners is one of an extraordinary nature.
.leir places of confinement were at the extremes of
court, and they were perfect strangers to each other,
Li far as was known. It was discovered that Harper
had broken through the wall into an adjoining cell
'hich Was unlocked, and instead of escaping ( which
tight have ordinarily been expected) into the outer
Yard, he unlocked two iron gates which led down the
court to the interior of the prison, and liberated Ro-
berts, a supposed stranger to him. These gates
sere found open, and three others, which led to the
cater yard. Notwithstanding there is a watchman
Placed within the prison, in the outer yard, and ano-
!lier without, the two prisoners escaped over the wall ;
1/d another remarkable circumstance is, that Mr.
;e4ris, the gaol-keeper, locked up the prisoners that
right, which he was not accustomed to do.
ons

Ihe son of Mr. LATTER, at Bromley Common,
nt, tcn years of age, riding a spirited horse, at
dtnnrc, on Saturday evening, was thrown off, and
feet hanging in the stirrup, h was dragged up-
rds of a mile, and so much hurt that he died im-
diately.