Star.
London, England, 1818-08-06 00:00:00

NAKIL INTELLIC.ENCL

GztrrNtaxn Fisitrnr.—Arrived at Hull, on tile
3d iniant, the Jelin, 13 fish; Shannon, IS fish; and
Duncombe, S fish. Arrived at Whitby, on the 4th
instant, the. Cherub, with 35 fish. Arrived at Mont-
rose, on Ow 2ctinstant, the Eliza. SWAN, with 8 fish;
Monarch, with 7 fish. The Enterprise, of Lynn,
pis :d Shicltis Bar on the 3d instant, with 11 fish.

bovtll. AUGUST &
Arrived:last night the Lady Jane James; Captain
llaltwAuri, with the Duke of DRVONIIIIIRB, from
Calain.—Sailed this morning the Lord Duncan pv.
Let, Captain HAI.4ILTUN, with a mail and passengers
for Calais; and the Princess Charlotte packet, Capt.
Hata-inns, with 1 mail and passengers, for ()Steal

DEAL. AUGUST I.
Wind N.E.—Sailed the Favourite, for the
gaatward ; and Mary Russel, lstcr, for the River.--
Remain the Barton, Foams; for St. Helena, So. and
four Spanish transports 6

MARGATE, AUGUST., S.
The wreck of a timber-laden vessel, with her stern
and bottom out, was towed into this harbour last
night, having been fallen in with close to the Long-
sand Head ; she is apparently between 300 and 440
tons burthen, black bottom and white sides, With
two black streaks, lower masts painted white; when
boarded, her ma;t4o' and rigging were hanging over
the side, which the 4.ailors were obliged to cut away
to get her clear. The stove of the caboose has the
maker's name upon it—" Ohver, 2fsG, Wapping."—
Tile timber, deals, &c. which remained on deck and
below, are discharging. The sailors report, that a
considerable quantity cf square timber was floating
in all directions near the wreck, when they boarded
her : also the long-boat, full of water, with the name
" Thos. Watson, within the stern. The bottom of
a ship answering to the above wreck, was towed c 1
shore here yesterday evening. As no tidings of the
crew have as yet reached this place, it is conjectured
and hoped they must have been picked up by some
vessel, and landed elsewhere. The following names
are cut out on the caboose—" Wm. Baker, 1810--
Henry Charles tisen, I,Bll—A/rm. Ready 1811—A.
Aare—Eliza:-but no other marks can be disco•
vered on board to lead to the ship's name or port.

LIVERPOOL, AUOI:6T 4.
The Prince Itegent, which was on there in East).*
has Leen got off.

GP. AvEstlyn, AUGUST S.
Arrivcd the Durotivi F er, Saowden, ['fan Jar ;
Laura, fmra Stettin ; anal three or four foreigrert.—S:ll,4
the AL:l2sdet, &dim, for Mad Ara atri Isb cf Frahm; Da:;:,
LAwson..fur Cape S.. 31ary's • Itutban oad 5t00.4), kr
Ncw York; Broamaa, Jackst.n, far : Tr:tsr.,
for Malaga.

ctisToznorsr„ LONDON, AUGUST 5. •
SHIT! asra.en L.wturi.-111 Ann, Hinder • Ja-.k Tar,
Lao; and Jand.:, Ht.srler, &cm Jamaica; Isle of Thane?, iarr,
from Sandwit:t ; M.&ry, Fos, from Ostend; Marla Lebsty, ft tin
; James, Walton, from St. John's ; AddelLron l'o:da
from Virginia ; Caroline, from Stettin ;
warts; and Margaret, Sp:nk, from Dantkic; rlina and elcn,
Mason, from Smyrna; Amazon, Stiles, tram New Chivna ;
Hottentot, Taylor, from the C'ic>e of Good Hope•. Dritanulai
Liston, from Grenada; and Frovidentia, Bush, from .Cotten-
burgh, anl five ships containing corn only.
Ourtraanc.—Toe Furst Biozher, 'Brinkman, foi.jtorctej.;
.Ipoiwatoe, Heschinson, for Downer:!!Atm, RosttP, Calf
Nesba, Cirty, for Jamaica ; Fos, For; for lams! ; Northo.n
Lri.m, Luwana,. fur F.:ogal 17,11)111,1 &ilia, Swart, fJr
burgh; and Elbe, Arnold, fur Emmen.

The Privy Council determined, on Monday last,
that the Council of Aberdeen of 1816, last legal:v
elected, should meet on the 23d of Serember, am!
fill up a Council, w-ho again, on Michaelmass
should proceed as if they. had been the Council of the
preseat year, to an election cf Magistrates and Cont.-
sellers ci that city for the year ensuing.
EX,Tittlir two O'clock, yestertNy, a
Thermometer, in the shade, a South aspect, in the
Strand, was at 84 deg. and in the sun 114 deg. ditto,
bulb blackened,. 129. deg. four feet from the st cunt:.
Acctovers--About twelve o'clock, on Tuesday, as
the "aorkraen were-about to leave off works at the ,
new houses in Burlington Gardens, to go to dinner,
several labourers and bricklayers were. upon a scaf-
fold, which, owing to some negl&t on the part of
the persons whose business it was to sire ft was pro-
perly secured, gave way, and they were all precipi-
tated to the ground. Several were very much
bruised ; one poor fellow, Francis Kelly, a labourer..
who has a wife and four small children, at 18, Peter-
street, was carried to St. George's Hospital, without
any hopes of recovery.
A melancholy accident happened in the river
Mersey, a few days ago.—Mr. HUGIICS, of Nash-
Grove, and three other Gentlemen, went in a boat to
the Cheshire shore, for the purpose of bathing. After .
Mr. Huouts had occupied himself some time ia
swimming, he was heard by the other Gentlemea
calling for assistance, but before they could reach
him he had sunk to rise no mere. He is supposed to
have been seized with the cramp.
A gig, in which were Mr. Evertsnor, of New-
street, St. James's, his sister, and two children, was
overturned with much violence near the end of War-
dour-street, Oxfor,i-street, by a coal-waggon, the
horses of which were trotting across the road, the
driver being behind the waggon. One of the child.
ten, a fine boy, five years old, had his thigh broken.
The fentale was stunned: he:- face is much lacerated.
About three o'clock on Thursday morning, the
watchman stationed near Blackball-row, Nicholas-
street, Dublin, heard the noise of a man in great
agony and distress, in Draper's-court, nearly oppo-
site his stand. The watchman wont to ascertain the
cause, and discerned that a man, named Roger Fu.
liven, an industrious labourer, had got up from his
bed, raised the window (four pair of stairs higb),
and unfortunately fallen therefrom. He was coil:.
veyed to Mercer's Hospital.
Saturday, Mr. J. T. Anmirccr, of the Borough,
went out with a friend to take a walk, and they
seeded as far as Snow's-fields, when, on a sudden, be
fell down, and instantly expired. A Coroner's Jury
sat upon the body, which brought iu a ye:die t
by the visitaticn of GOD. _

Dun—A meeting took place on Tuesday morning
about seven o'clock, at Chalk Farm, between Lieut.
RODWELL, of the Navy, and Mr. rRAXSE, when the
parties fired by signal, at the distance of eight paces.
FRAMEMr. received his antagonisi's ball in his lett
arm ; he was immediately conveyed home, when
...iwgical aid was given, and he is now seffiejentir
recovered to leave his room,