Star.
London, England, 1816-09-11 00:00:00

WEST-NDIEL

NASSAU (NEW PEOV:isEsNeCtam),e/rUo:
and
chatt,
At eight o'clock this morning embarked Go boll
his Majesty's sloop Bermuda, under the usual :An
Hay Cameron, Esq. ; after which thetißmesermuu.
Lady Margaret Cameron,
wader weigh and sailed for Bermud.t. got
JUNE 12.—We do not recollect such a continuance
of boisterous weather at this season of the year al we
have experienced for the last fortnight. It fru bete
little less than a continued gale. blowing successively
from each point of the compass. We have ahem;
heard of several Instances of its disastrous effects, and
we fear, from the accounts given by 'ad4o
haw
suffered from the weather, that we shall hear of men
more. Among the vessels that have unfortundc,i;
been driven on shore is a Spanish guinesm in,
ship la Rosa, Capot, with 300 slaves, all of whom:
with the crew, were
.happily saved by some toe
wreckers. These poor createres are now on Atv,ici
and we understand th it conoeyatlces are in prepoi:
tion to remove them from thence to their de.need
port. We ho'e and trust that no obstacle will ch.
crude itself in the way of such removal, to su9ro
this Colony to a share in the cal imity, by haviog
them dispersed among us under the delusive Out(
abetting the cause of humanity,
There is already here a sufficient number of ell
of either sex, and from the test of experience st.
any advancement of their comforts by inoustriset
habits or moral improvement, it must be a c.ninterit'z
feeling of philantropy..that would e:icite a wish !A
the introduction of more, particul.irly under ooktiii
circumstances.
By an arrival from New Orleans the
the waters of the Mississippi had wen io surd
height as to overflow the banks and MU Iltigt
city ; the effects of which, it was apprehende4, wow
be fatally felt as the hot weather advonced.
By a vessel arrived from the coast of Fl'eirla,
learn that a severe gale commenced in the Gill
sth instant, and continued to blow with great vifiloac
until the Bth, by which many vessels were ereckcd,
—The schooner Zanga, Russel, of this port, was cast
away at Sound Point, on the G:h ; the cargo ba
been saved and brought up in the Eagle. The/ker.
risen schooner General ?Ike, Emery master, fp%
Charleston bound to Matanzas, was wrecked at tft
sane place, on the same day ; past of the cargo La
been saved. Mr. Preston, who was a passenger's
the Zanga, arrived here last night.—A brig vas mw
on the Reef to the northward of Sound Point, lit
in a few minutes disappeared. A sloop also appev
in great distress, near where the brig was sees.—A
Wig (name unknown) from Boston to Havana, vs
driven on shore at Sturrup's Key, but got of sad
the loss of her Dock.load.—The sloop Fairy, Unit
of this port, is on shore at Key Tabernier, havisgla
her amt.—The schooner Eagleyon her passage tree
Florida, spoke with a brig from New Orleans, i
distress. During the gals many vessels were see
scudding before it.

THE EVENING STAIt.

LONDON.

Mnn eolmie, No. Vi. which was prnlbised for bigertion yens
day, is unavoidably delayed for three or tour drys.
NEXT TUESDAY THE STATE LOTTERY SEX
DRAWINC.I. TAX siltert• PRIZE •DRAWN TII.
MUST BE MORE THAN X 40,000, AND MAY BE xt4o.,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, lai
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT Twr.r.vE O'CLOCI
Reduced abut—Cons. to. 64;—Cons. for ace. 622 t
4 per COIL shut-5 per Ct.a. Navy Siti 93
Bank Long Anns. —lndia Bonds 7s. Os. pre.
Exchequer Bills, Ss. Ss. pre.

A Mail from Honburgh arrived this morniel
The report is revived of an approaching meeting
Warsaw between the Emperors of Rushes and
TRIA and the King of PRUSSIA. The harvest dal
out Poland is tolerably luxutisnt this is so
disagreeable intelligence to those who have
foreboding bad crops at home ; for our•deficies:..
can now be made good from Paine.
WARSAW, AUGUST 22..
A report has been spread that on the arrival
Majesty the Emperor Alexander, two other
reigns, namely, the Emperor of Ausuia and
of Prussia are expected here.
Our Sovereign, it is affirmed, will arrive here
the 27th September at the latest, coming from
cow by way of Odessa and Kiow, and it is stipperi
will remain here about two months. Waif
few days we had '26 degrees of heat, contrary
expectation; the corn harvest turns out pretty
His Imperial Highness the Archduke Con
is expected here on the 26th instant.
A spring has been discovered near the lift
of Kusow, in the circle of. Lublin, which bt loni
the late Polish Minister of State Count Noe
waters of which, as the 41)y:rusts affirm, n:,
compared to those of Pyrmont. This disco e,
importance to Poland, as there are but two
springs hitherto known in the kingdom, vi v..
zeszowill and
.at Nalcnczew—the first is solp
and the latter chalybeate. Near. Kusow is
seat. with a fine English garden, which also
to the Count.
FRANKfORT, AUGUST 24.
It is affirmed that the value of the DTl's!)
facteted goods, wfsich will be sold by atictif
in large lots on the of Septembn, amount
sum of a million and a half.
FROM THE MAINE, AUGUST 24.
The Austrian troops retnrnirfg home are
regiments, but six battalions, viz. the ;Id
as reserve of the regiments that remain in
and which are on the complete establishmet
to form the corps of 50,000 men, according
Convention of Paris : .those that return ha,
hitherto stationed, 'not on French, but on
territory, now ceded to Bavaria and Darmstadt.•
ST. PETERSBURGH, AUGUST 17.
The 'government towia of, Ufa has been al