Star.
London, England, 1816-08-10 00:00:00

WHI I BY. AUGUST 8.

Arrived in the Roads yesterJay, the William and
Ann, S 112ki ENS, from Greeilland, with three fish,
GO tons.

GRAVESEND, AUGUST 9.

Arrived the Amity, Munro, from Sr. Helena; l'itoent Sten.-
FiAser, from Jamaica; Lively, ritav, trnm Hariingeic
Harvey, Norman, from Trini4.l; hm'
Mogat:ore, Sailed the Regutu., Cr:llett, tor Havre • lhirothy,
anr! Harmonic, ziulvi, fur Hamburgh; /3srlara, Rid-
ley, for Lorain'.

The siiip Hibernia, holgEachorn, from Gibraltar, tp Clyde, to
ballast, in vimkinig up to die quarantine station, Holy Loch, on
Slt.irtily, with ilie wind in N. W. missed stays and drove on the
roues at Sirone Yoict, tan sitle of the Loch, where she now lies
coniplerely ran.ted. Crew and Materials treed.
The Pitt.VoV ANTE storeship, having c'.mpleted her
crew and landing, sailed down to Gillingham Reach,
on Sunday evening, on her vcyage to Halifax ; she
!ias on blard a great number of • passengers, among
..vhoin- are sevens' fcmales going to join
.their hut.
hands (by leave of Government), who are ship.
ari3l:ts in America. • -
A gentkm in, while bathing yesterdarmorning at
Ramsgate, unfortunately got out of hit depth, and
not being title to swim, must inevitably have been
drowned but for the timely assistance of some ship.
wrights, who were luckily at work near the spot.
HARvEsT—Our. Ramsgate Correspondent informs
us, that the harvest has commenced in that •neigh-
bout hood. Yesterday they began there to cut down
Oats, and from the appearance of the Corn in g.neral
they expect a most abundant crop. ,
Monday were landed at Southwold, from on board
the Blyth, five lasts of extraordinary fine herrings,
caught off the Scotch coast : such a circumstance
never occurred at Sauthwold before. They,are now
in the process of cure fur red herrings.
Friday se'nnight sev!tal shops in Yarmouth were
broke open, and on the Sunday morning,- about two
o'clock, a shop, belonging to Mr. Levy. Gaol-street,
was broke open, and silver plate to a very great
amount stolen tfiereour. William Hope, a private be.
longing to the 69:h regiment of foot, stationed in
Yarmouth, was the same day apprehended, with part
of the aforesaid property concealed on his person,
and has been committed to prison, to take his trial
at the next Sessions.

Between twelve and one o'clock on Monday morn.
ing, a fire was discovered on the premises occupied
by Mn THOMAS WARD, at Little Blakenham, near
Ipswich. It was first observed in a calves crib,
about twenty yards frem the dwelling-house, and
ilmOst immediately communicated to A barn, chaise-
house, and pigs cote, all cif which were consumed in
less than half an hour. • In the bait were about four
loads of straw, which occasioned a most tremendous
blaze. There is every reason to conclude that the
premises were set fire to by some evildisposed persons.
About one• o'clock •on Monday afternoon, a fire
broke out in ;n old thatched house, comprising three
tenements, belon4ing to WILLIAM Nutt's, Esq. at.
Bradfield. It bee% found impossible to resist the
ravages of the flames, .the building was pulled down
to prevent the fire extending so two other tenements.
.rbe poor inhabitants were enabled to save their
little property. .In one of the tenements was an aged
afflicted woman, at the point of death, Who was got,
out with &one difficulty. . •