Star.
London, England, 1828-10-30 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

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Mans Assam. TN!. DAT.—Dublin I—Waterford I—Guernsey

and Jersty i France I— Flanders I:

The Unicorn, from Liverpool to Dooms Ayres, is taken and
carried into Monte Video.

DIAL OCT. 29.—Wind N.B. by R.—Arrived from Landon the
Mary, Dent,
for Bermuda ; lJnild, Deviaartu., for Meotserrat.
Pornsouve, Ocv. 41/1 —Wind E. by N.—Sailed the Thomas
King, Wu.uartson, for Demerara.
Pr.vatoeur' OCT. !S.—Wind R.—Arrived tie Mary Ann, AnilCakuttd.
Calcutti. Siided the Robarts. Omar*. for Worn&
Fauroorn, Orman 211—Wind R.-Arrived frees London the
Briton, Common, for the Brazils.
JUNE, OCT. 17--Arrived the Prince of Boollon, from
Rio Janeiro; Tones, Anus, from Gaspe.

Gussostor, Ora. Ml.—Arrived tie Albioo. Customs; from
Rio Jarairo. '

Cam, Om% lit—Arrived the Lan, Baum, from Cephalonia;
Loweitoffe. Cocoa. from Alba.
DARTMOUTH, UCTOINII Si —Arrived the Akooa. SPCA% from
Labrador.
Feway, Oct. 29.—Arrived of port the Acorn, Cullum, from
Oporto.
Livaaroot., Oct. AL—Arrived the Josephine, Barton, from
New York ; Sublime, Timex, from Charlestoo ; Edward, beat,
from ditto; Willam, —, and Highlander, from St. Joke's,
New Brunswick.

Assumes, Mr. O.—Arrived the Princess of Wales, —, frees
Davis' Straits.

MANCHESTER. OCT. 28.

Monday evening a very dreadful accident occurred
on the Liverpool toad, about 100 yards beyond the
Pendleton toll-bar, by the overturning of a stage coach.
So far as we have been able to collect the particulars
of this melancholy affair, they are as follow : About
a quarter before seven o'clock, the Doctor coach, on
its way from this town to Liverpool, was going at a
quick pace up the gentle ascent beyond the Wool-
pack Inn, ss ith th- lamps lighted, when it came in
contact with the Volulteer, which was coming down
the bill towards Manchester, without lamps; and such
was the force of the concussion, that the Volunteer.
I was instantly overturned with a dreadful crash, and
the whole of the outside passengers, seven or eight in
number, together with the coachman, were precipitated
with great violence upon the road, and were all, we
believe, inure or less injured. The coachman, George
Robson, who has driven for a number of years on the
Liverpool road, fell upon his head, and received so vio-
lent a concussion of the brain, that there is not the
slightest chance of his recovery ; and, indeed. when we
law him last night, it was considered almost impossible
that he could live until morning. One of the outride
passengers, also a fine young woman, named Mitchell
(whose father, we uuderstand, keeps a shop in the Star-
yard), received a concussion of the brain, and there is but ,
a slender chance of her recovery. Another of the outside '
passengers, a Mr. Anderton, of Stand, near this town,
spffered a compound fracture of the leg, but. we believe,
is likely to do well. A woman. whose name we could
not learn, had the bone of the elbow fractured ; and two
or three other persons received injuries of a less serious
description. There were also two or three inside pas-
sengers, who were not materially hurt. All the suf-
ferers horn this melancholy accident were conveyed
to the Woolpack Inn, where surgical aid was
promptly obtained for them, and every other assist-
ance afforded which their situation required. The
coachman, Miss Mitchell, and Mr.Anderton, still remain
there. but three of the others, after having their wounds
dressed, were sent in coaches to the Infirmary,—
We believe no accident happened to any of the palmitin-
gees of the Doctor. The coach fortunately wig not
overturned; but the pole was broken, and the vehicle
sustained so much damage altogether, that it was
found necessary to procure another coach from this
town to proceed on the journei to Liverpool. • •
A day or two ago, a woman who keeps a wine shop
in the rue Jacob was told by a man that the wine was
running out of a cask in the cellar. She immediately
descended, but no sooner had she got to the midole of
the stairs than the man shut the door, And locked her
in. He then went up stairs, broke open the till and a
desk with a hammer, and cart lei off the assns oil ,5001.
The prisoner remainel in her captivity for abo .t hal
an hour. notwithitinding her criesa turhl
herpaA .bricktleng .il
a customer went into the shop, nj heating
hastened to set her at bberty..Paris Paper.

BUJ I.TON, OCT. 28.

Lady W. Gon DON and daughter. fr. m Earhnu,._
purpose being at the Marine Motel on Fiiday, wher "et
ane also taken for Lord Esau and who are e
ts
there to morrow. be

Lord Toottonurr is mired in Dlnonsettery.plato.
General Sir W. and Lady Cocxavaa, at present at 11,..•
expected to pass part of the winter elflike&
BA umott.—Mr. Gaaam was announced to ascend;
his bal o in from the Royal Brigl ton Gardens, yess"6:
at 2 r.sa. at which time the confluence of spectators -14:
rest, but not so flumes out as on the former oeeoles._
though the weather was much more favourable. A;
wind, however, being in the north east, the hone%
would naturally shape its course over the herrittipeod.
after a progress of less than the half cf a mile, a pcospict
not relished by the aeronaut; and no one felt disposed
to blame him for it. He at length determined eo el.
moves with the balloon in its inflated state, by the
sistance of ropes held by the populace, a mile or es.
further north, then return sad descend, if he cnaktik
the Gardens; but twilight had arrived ere the delis
was carried into effect, and the multitude had disponi.
and principally returned to their homes. The olon't
was made not far from the Cavalry Barracks with Ide.
Gnus is the car, and had an .imposing appearoset
The descent was skilfully managed by the slope of the
hill, to the west of the Royal Gardens, after twins W.
in sir but a few minutes.

The subsciiption harriers threw of at Patchan ye%
terday, usual on the Monday, to a brilliant kW,
some excellent diversion, with the gain of three be%
was the result. At the Devil's Dyke. on the pt•
Friday, six hares were the spoils of the day, and
morrow, on the Racecourse, should the weather it
auspicious, the field may be expected to put on a spleadid
character, and exhibit much of the rank and fashilat
the place within its extended outline.
The Ea.t Sussex fox hounds meet on Thursday
Pyecomb; on Saturday at Chailey South COMING; ay
on Monday at Fine Hill.