Star.
London, England, 1819-09-03 00:00:00

NA VAL INTELLIGENCE.

Cart or Goon Hors, MAT U.—The EURT MX frigate, Cap-
tain WA UCHOPE • DAUNTLESS Honourable Captain GARDNER ;
and !Unworn brig of war, aptaln BaowN, are now in Symon's
Bay. The Many brig, Lieutenant Maze Keay, sailed a few
days shore, to join Rear-Admiral Puma; at Saint Helena; and
All Ramses is preparing to proceed to the some place on her
Wu/ 10 ElleaDa-
Wassonsat, Amuse 31.—Wind W.N.W.--Arrived the Lo-
Ma, Kenos, from New Orleans, in 34 days; Friends. Lawn,'
from Imam to St. Sebastian's • and Lady Arabella packet,
with a Mail from Lisbon, in 14 dys.
Paressovaw, Strain= 9.—Wind S.W.--Arrived the Ku-,
tusof, ILtoloossma, from Batavia in 131 days. Passed up
(barrel, the Carlotta, Ws:ram, from St. Thomas's for Copen-
Wien, out 42 days. Sailed Ms Majesty's ship LA an; for the
Mediterranean, and Brkszinia. Harking, for London.
Masi Seer. 2.—Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River the Duncan, HAMILTON from Mina; General Hewitt,
Cumaost, from Madras and d-ylon; Martha, Scnoutarso, from
Calcutta; Andromeda, Seartavit, from Jamaica; Sarah, Von
Meuse-ream from rica; Vittoria', Mormosisar' from To-
bago; Ratak Basauvaran, from ahe South Seas ; and James
Harris, Batares, from Jamaica. Came down from the River
the Kate, Baows, for Curacoa; and Westmoreland, Mamas-
awn s, for Bermuda. The Dunira pawed the Spanish Beet In the
N.R. trades, bound to South Amerka.apparently all well. Seve-
ral of the outward-bound which sailed yesterday, have put back.
Limaroot, &mama I.—Arrived the Ganges, CHAPMAN,
from Philadelphia. Sailed 29th July. On 17th August, in lat.
46. 33. long. 36. spoke the Mary Ann, from Liverpool for Bal-
timore, out 24 days. On 28th August, off Cape Clear, experi-
enced a sudden • gust from S. by W. which carried the three
top-masts away, and sprung the mizen-mast. The Kingston,
from St. John's, New Brunswick. Also arrived the Neptunus
Von thmaxxx., from Antwerp, with loss of anchors and cables:
The Pike, Beams, was driven on the Rocks near Priestholm
Island, and is a complete wreck : the crew is saved. The Susan,
from New Orleans for Liverpool, is on shore near Fermby—
two of the crew were drowned. The Cybele, for Miramichl,
which was on shore near the Prince Regent's Dock, has been
got of with damage.
WMITEMATEN' Aeons? 31.—1 t has blown a heavy gale all day
at N.W. several colliers, on entering the port, drove on the
beach between the piers, where they still lay. The Contest,
Boma; and Thistle, Apem' an both with coals, came on the
strand to the eastward of the harbour : the crew were saved by
the life-boat. Should the gale continue, it is feared both vesse:.•
will go to pieces.
CUSTOM-moues, &eremite 2.—Ships Entered Inwards :
Duke of Marlborough, from New Brunswick; Prince Coburg,
from Rotterdam; Henrico Suds, from Virginia.—Outwards.
, Linen Hall, Grieve, for &Min; Aurora, Hatch, for Constar.
tinopk ; Active, Norton, for Rouen • Volusis, nabs, for Saint
pmemburgh; Ann, Landel, for lanigsburg ; Ann, Dick, for
ibunbro' • Sax Paula, Crosby, for Balfast ; Dublin packet,
MiNiece:for Dublin ; George the Third, Morton, for Jamaica ;
Susanna, Mearns, for Java and Tenerife; Tiffin, Dryden, for
Berbice.—Cleared Outwards : Sprightly, Rutter, for Lisbon,
Mackerel, Hill, for Havanna ; Richard and Ann, Way, for Dub-
lin; Countess Elgin, Cullen, for Rotterdam; Melanie. Crosbie,
Rouen ; Jeune Baudt, Erreshaw for Brussels ; Commerce,
Swan, for Honduras; Lyra, Stepl:ensmi, for Ekineur.

A brig, under Portuguese colours, is now on shore
at Table Bay under very extraordinary circum-
stances. She arrived there from the East Indies with
a valuable cargo of teas, under a Portuguese Cap-
tain only, and without any papers whatever on boars,
though it is known that she was lately at Batavia,
with a Supercargo and a Mate, the former an Eng-
lishman, of the name of MACFARLANE, and the latter
an American, neither of whom have been since
heard of, and it is supposed have been murdered at
sea by the Portuguese crew, who afterwards ran the
ship on shore, intentiooally. It is said her cargo and
rigging have been all saved and safety landed, and
seized by the Custom House, at Cape Town ; and
although several examinations have taken place of
the Portuguese crew, nothing can be made out as to
whom the vessel and cargo belonged, or what has
become of the Supercargo and Mate.—. She vim con.
I lectured to be English property.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE Stilt

01 R—The Gentltmen frequenting
Tavern, Saint Swithen's-lane, took '
deration, on Wednesday last, the ist
priety of discontinuing the &islet,
of the shameful defence set up by that
• • • • • • • • conduct of the '

gistrates, and Yeomanry Cavalry ; w'
and free discussion, it was put to thl
solved unanimously, that the Sta?

tuted instead of the Courier.

" In'coming to the above detetm,
tlernen in question beg to say, that
none of his Majesty's subjects in loyalt
and attachment to the Constitution

is, that the true, interests of the Cow
likely to be injured by falsehood an(
tion, than by even the open attacks
(Signed) THOMAS WA,
"4 Supt. a, 1819."

WESTMORLAND AS:
APPLEBY, MONDAY, An
MELANCUOLY EFFECTS PROM PURI
Win Entire, aged SO, was charl
killed and slain Wm. Howson, by hi
of the Lord Exmouth coach at Kirk'
the 4th of this month.
Mr. LAMB stated the case for the
Susannah Willan, wife of Wm.'
at Kirkby-Lonsdale, remembered ,
one Thomas Wright being in her
seven and eight in the morning of
had driven the coach from Lam.
Lonsdale. • They were both intozic;
toner said he had been drinking
easter. After breakfast they called
of rum, but the prisoner did not
dinner, at one o'clock, the prisoner,
drank some porter. Having left tl
toner returned about foar, quite tii
worth of brandy. He afterwards
time, and upon awaking asked for •
witness refused, and told him to
for driving the Lord Exmouth baci
She saw him again on the coach, am
town in a most furious manner.
William Head Johnson, farmer,
an outside passenger from Stainmore
The deceased, also-an outside passenger,
on from Kirkby Lonsdale, till the "-
him up. At Kirkby Lonsdale, hones
were changed. The prisoner gruel
mad when desired by the guard to
take up the deceased, he pulled up
heap.. The .guard at that time ass
what he was about? and told him
the coach, or hurt the horses. When
had resumed his seat, the prisoner set
—When they had got to the hill •
to the bridge, the guard called out
stop, and be would lock a wheel:
no regard, but galloped on. When
the bridge, who& observed that
wheels was whirling round, and
. .und, and mentioned it to the guard,
'• • prisoner to stop, but he drove -
dune. to the first turn, the coach
and all the passengers were precipitated
Witness was very much bruised and ;
were seven outside passengers.
Robert Hebblethwaite, a husbandman,
Lonsdale, saw the coach overthrown -
road. He came to assist the passengers.
the deceased, whom he found lying
his back. He never heard him speak
deceased was put into a cart, and
by-Loasdale.
William Batty, Surgeon, in Kirla
called to see the deceased, at the how
dens. He lay in a state of perfect
face and the bedclothes all covered
There was a wound over the right
contusion on the forehead. lie died
on the following day. The witness!
deceased died from a concussion of
slotted by the fall.
Mr. WILLIAMS, forthe prisoner,.
William Parker, guard of the coact
the accident. He never was off the
was sober. He did not perceive that
at all drunk. The horses bad gone
since the coach ran, about five mu
horses was fidgetty, and shew ed
He balloed three times to the coacht
time.--Gnilty.
Mr. Justice BAYLEY remarked,
conduct was Chargeable with w.
his employers, want of regard to
ter, and want of feeling for the Ii
those entrusted to his care. It was
for any man to disqualify himself 1
of his duty by intoxication; but in
nousness was greatly aggravated '
of the duty which he had to perform.
of coaches were bound by every cons,
ploy only men of confirmed steadi
and coachmen were bound, above
stain from every species of intern
himself called upon to pronounce
highest punishment which the law
sonment for Twelve Months.

CORN-MARKET,M.iiRK.T.A
The wind having been unfavoura
of vessels from the Essex and Suffol
not had any flesh supply of Grain
consequence of which, there wits bu
at marker this morning, and for whir
were obtained. bat the sales were 11
lets are holding off; in expectation
next week. Oats are Is. per quarter
sales at that decline. In Batley,
there '

;.is no alteration.
SMITHFIELD MARKET,
, (To sink the 4E11; per scope
Beet ......4s ed to S. 4.l Vsa.l .....
..4s ed to Ss ed I Pry*
Lamb Ss del to es
Beale* 450.—Cables 1250-44 v p and Law
ilsy ti Os to £6 Os Straw
AlloSils 4.11 Os to 7Ws Bowen ...
sr; i"l4
• • /lad publcsiud 4q
PL:e, Temp:v.o4.

I '

rilE
acing the Ely T..
)1c inttN thcirc,, •
st inqnnt, the ,
es', in conseT
that Paper, f
e Martcherm. ,
alter a ~
the vote,
r should be s .
mitlation, the
that they yieht
yalry its thert.
n but their
Country
, are
and mis
s of the di •
'ALT, Chairtnzi,
GEibtt:ss.Pllo:ll;
arged with h.
his furious drivi
:irhe prosecutier.
t. Willan, ionk
d the prisoner
her house bete..
of the 4th, after'
ncaster to K • •
,icated, and the
g all night It
,led each for a g,
etdinkhis.
t, with three .
: the house, the ,
t tips) ; but had
rds slept for
r more liquor. ;
) harness the
back to Lanc .
, and driving out
ter, at Dalton,
=Ore to Lane ,
ssenger, had • •
ie coach should .•
hones and dti
uck off at fulls,-
to stop, in order
ap his horses all.
asked the pri-.•
he would oven.,
When the d
• set off at full , • •
11 which leads
nit to the prisona
the prisoner ••
hen they had got
at one of the
id not touching
guard, who obi
lye on. Who
ch was or , •
sitated into them
and injured. Th-
andman, at Kirk,
own at a turn of
;sengers He to
ying on his face,
speak a word. 2
d conveyed w • ,
iricby-Lonsdale,
house of Mrs.
'ect insensillMit", •
ivered with bl. , •
ht eye, and a • •
died at tour edh
less believed that
I of the brain, oc•
r, called one wi
coach at the time
the coach at 411,••
hat the prisoner
,ne with witness
nontlis. One of
d a deal of Moe&
• coachman to t;
I, that the pri- -
want of tidelitY
to his o‘%o clan
lives and lirebi
vas a heinoesof •
If for the disch
in his eau&
d by the inv.: "
trform. Nor'
consideration to.
idiness and soht
we all thing 4.
.7ntperancv, le
ace in tnis ease
tw allowed—l*
ANF, SErn .
arable for the '
Folk. coast., we
tin since 3loodaFt
but little tine 11
hit+ IltxaJaYsr
! hears, as the
on of lair wr
ter lower, and tx ,
and other ar-IL
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