Star.
London, England, 1816-08-31 00:00:00

RA3ISG.4TE. iIUGUST 30.

Plied last evening for Ostend .the Eclipse packet,
Captain Mtarett, with General FAVEAUX and family,
a Colonel GILPIN and his family, and several other
passenters.—Saili-d this, morning the Flying Fish
radi!. Captain Saint!, *for Calais, taking over his
Grace Vie t)..ke .t Nr.wcAbrt.r. and family, who had
been residing here for 4:lne months, enjoying the
beauties of the surrounding country. Ramsgate is
still very gay, and a day does not pass without tile
anival ot some family of distinction.—Arriqed the
Prince of Waterloo picket, Captain PAGE, from Os-
tend, with Captain BLAKE and Lieutenant Yeomans,
at tt,e Royal Navy) Commissary-Generals llmr.iNs
and ivlaxwau., and ahout a dozen other passengers.

The Barracks io the Savoy, within the last week,
have beep cleared., ready for pulloo down, to make
way for the opening to the Stand (Wa.erloss) Bridge.
—Yesterday a (slit of inquiry was taken before the
Sub-Sheriff of .s.,iddlesci and a Jury, at the Crown
and Anchor Tavern, Strand, to assess the amount of
compensgion to. be given to Mr. Orattx.m, booksel-
-Ir, for the loss of his house, which is to be taken
clown for the above purpose. The sum awarded by
the Jury was— For the lease of the house 4113,161. ;
the goodwill £I,7W-7-Total 4E4,8031.
The Lotto CrtaNCELLOII, On coming into Court yes-
terday, stated, that he should hear no more causes
after that day : he would, however, on Monday, give
kidgment in as many cases as lie could possibly over-
take, as 1w was anxious fo fet rid of a number of
hero r but as there were some which he could not
decide it iiretent, he should take the papers down
Erich him to the country, and give them all due at-
tention. 'Me from, would be a kind of refreshment
to him in the country, and put him in mind of his duty.
Yesterday morning; Mr. C. GALE, a well known,
mere:Lint on 'Citaoge, was seized with an apoplectic
arid died immediately. lie was taken ill in his
baturn. and reuliqe4 his s:oises so long as to be
cabled to ring the bell, and to order the servant to
Wien tor a doctor ; hut before assistance was pro-
cured, n•• had breathed his

Thursday rennight, i boy about 12 Years el' age,
of Mr. FEncus, slater, 13roomhill, was drowned,
,bile baciing in the Canal, near Glasgow Field.
gu•ldal, a lad of the name of Coven'', while bathing
at Link Hampton, ventured too far into the !WA. and
wAs drowned.

Mr. EDWARD CARY, second son of towAttnCATtYi
Esq. of F. Daum, returning in a gig to Tier-abbey,
late en Tuesd, y nitt•ht UM, was untor innately thrown
from it in the lawn, near the house, in consequence
of ;he horse running away, and received sn severe an
injury from the shock, as to occasion his death on
&itchy afternoon.
&nudity evening, as the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Met-
Um were returning from Norwich to Tuddenham,
hi a one horse gig, the animal took fright from the
reins falling under his tail, and running up a bank,
upset the gig, when, unfortunately, Mrs. Mewsn
bad her leg broken hi two places, and was otherwise
mach bruisep ; the Rev. Gentleman also sustained
some injury from the consusions he received.
This morntng, between nice and ten o'clock, a
Lady and Gentleman *ere thrown out of a gig in
Piccadilly; the latter rose unhurt, but the Lady re-
teived a most violent contusion on the forehead, and
was carried in a state of insensibility into the nearest
house. The horse, which was a very fine spirited
animal, in coming down Park-lane, was startled br
an umbrella, and it never halted until it threw itself
with great violence against the Park railing* adjoining
Lord WILLIAM GOIIDMIN residence, and here the
Lady and Gentleman were thrown but by the vio-
lence of the blow: The horse was not much hurt,
although his bend and thest struck a lamp iron with
full violence. We cannot help thinking that many
accidents of this nature might be prevented if persons
who have the folly to ride in gigs, would not also in-
dulge themselves in the silly vanity of putting into
them young Mood horses of fine figure and action
scarcely fit to be mounted by an experienced jockey
at a hunting match. In fact, no horse is so well
adapted for a gig, hi London in particular, as an old
coach horse, and if he is blind, and has a careful
driver, so Much the better.
A Gentleman of the name of IGANI. Who, with
his family, resides at Hove, a village about a
mile from Brighton, drove up to the Post Office
there in his curricle yesterday afternoon. He bad
.tirce fine children (all boys) in the vehicle with
ram having alighted and got his letters, he di.
cected his servant to take the reins. and drive slowly
to North-street and turn down West-street, at the
bottom of which he (Mr. KEANE) would meet him.
The man conk his sear, and carefully obeyed his
master's commands. He had nearly reached his
detonation, when, in passing a team, in West-street,
curricle slightly grazed one of the horses, which
in,tantly gave a tremendous kick, and dashed the
carriage to pieces : the servant and children were
literally thrown Into the air to the beight of several
feet, and fell with dreadful violence. The man and
ens of the boys escaped with some severe, but not
dangeroust.contusions; the other two, however, were
dangerously hurt, and lie but with little hopes of
recovery. One of these unfortunate sufferers is a.son
of Mr. fir.oris, about seven or eight years of age, and
lbeother tho son of Mr. Wear, a Gentleman also
rending at Hove, and who appears to be only about
Eve Yee,* old. The latter his his arm fractured in
a shocking manner.
Chia* the pugilist, instead of being confined
through-illness, is confined within the iron grasp of
etornkey in a lock-up house, to which place Mr.
RATNSFOIIDD the Magistrate. accompanied by Mr.
Yisttsota, the Attorney, went to take his depositions,
is the case of
,the mysterious murder of Mr. JOIN
lOtasaa, at the Bald faced Stag.

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DEAL, AI7CANT so.
Arrived the Industry, PSDIGRZW, front BtistObtund
sailed for the River. Remain in the Downs his Ma-
jesty's ships GANYMEDI, SOURCE, and RArrummAks.

DOVER, AUGUST as

Arrived the British transport, Captgin Mils%
ith troops from Calais.
LIVERPOOL, AUGUST Mk
Arrived the Dido, MAXWELL, from SaVannah—
sailed 17th July. Also arrived the Warrior, Baowa,
from Bahia—sailed 29d June t on the 15th Instant
spoke the brig Mary, of Wbitehaven, from the
Gulph of St. Lawrence, for this port.—The Roberts
(for Calcutta) has got on shure on the Mile Rocks,
to the Northward of this port. There are two lighters
alongside, and it, is expected she may be got off
next tide.

COVE OF CORK, AUGUST 99.
Sailed bia Majesty's bbip Musnuonescr en a unite.
HULL., AuGusT 29
We have three ni re :Snivels to.day from Davies
Streights fishery, as follows, vix..—Thomas, MAR.
SMALL, two fish, 70 butts; Experiment, TH:1111.19,
three ditto, 200 butts ; Y.iurel, CLARK, eleven ditto,
4500 butts.—Wind West;

GREENOCK, AUGUST 27.
Arrived here olt Sunday the Trader, M'Lean, from Barint-1
does ; spoke on the 14th instant, lat. 46. 15. N. long. 87. 46. W. I
the brig hovidetice. Hill, from Quebec for London, out twenty
days; and on the tiOth, lat. 54. 30. long. 15.3 a. the Alexander,
litic;.anan, out twenty-three days from St. John's, New Bruns-
wick, for Londonderry, all well —l'he Skeine, Mason, of and
from Leith for New York, wilt passiso3ers, was spoke on the
0.1 Instant, lac. 43. N. long. 554 W. out seven weeks, all well, by
the Avon, arrived here from Honduras. The Avon left the fol-
lowing vessels at Hon.luras ships—Royal Sovereign,
George the Third, Wise; Maria, Weller ; Edward Ellice, Capes;
Expedition, Baxter.; and Harmony, of London; ramuel
Whitbread, Moore, and "Wine. —.--., of Hull; Sisters, Hut-
chinson, of Glasgow; Fortune, Moore, and Wellesley, M'Crac-
ken, of Greenock ; liarb;nger, --., and Catherine, •-•-•—•• ;
and brigs Cornwallis and Charming Nancy.—Arrived on Sunday
the brig John Nig:anintou, Larmour, from Charleaton—eailed
thence 91st ultimo. Left load.ng for this port the Jane, Wilson,
to sail the following week. On the orb introit', lat. 47. 49. N.
loin:. 40. 30. W. syske a brig from liristel to St. John's, New-
fututdioni!, name unknown.
GRAVESEND, AUGUS r M.
Arrived the Hope, Drouker; from Greenland; Neetebene,
Womble, from Nerway ; Heitnesly, Creser, from Arc It angel.
Failed the Lord Forbes, Wiseman, for Fort• William ; Darlington,
Harvey, for 1 Acne ; Auturm, Zander, for Dourdeaux ; Serene,
Wreagtr, for Calais; Str Henry Mildniay, Keer, fin Stettin;
Re sot ti. ion, Smith, Isar Chriat labia ; Hervey, Hepburn, for New
Brunswick ; Star, Teasel, and Christina, Roclifs, toe Amsterdam.