Star.
London, England, 1818-03-10 00:00:00

TOPSHAM, MARCH e.

The Sarah, Moss, reported last week on shore on
the Mare Rocks, has since been beat to pieces.

HARWICH, MARCH 9.

Wind \.W.—Came in the Enterprize, WA LTON,
with coals, from Shields for London, having been on
shore on the Maplin Sand.

LIVERPOOL, MARCH s.

The -Elizabeth, BROWN, from Buenos Ayres for
this port, has arrived in Studwall Roads, with loss
of Topmasts.

NORTH SHIELDS, MARCH 7.

Sailed to-day the Cove, PALMER, for the Davis's
Straights Fishery.
GREENOCK, MARCH 6.

The Martha, Newman, arrived here to-day from New Dr.
icing, in Mt days. Left loading for the Clyde, the Sarah, of
Workington, and Amedcaa brig Dellance. Ssbevaseis, timed
the Mississippi, the Mars, Bells, from Port-Glasgow. The
American ship Union, sailed ten days, and the Venus,Morries,
four days, before the Martha, both for the Clyde. And on the
2d ultimo, iu the Gulph of Florida, hailed a schooner, which
hoisted English colours in distress, having heel plundered shortly
before of her stores, clothing, &c. by an rnsurgent privateer,
; which was still to sight, lying off the Florida shore ; did not
learn the name of the schooner.

The Guadeloupe, Dunn, which sailed from hence for Ja-
maica on the 29th ult. after having been out as La as Tusher,
experienced dreadful gales, was obliged, by contrary winds, to
put back last night, without sustaining any damage--saw the
Ardent, Patterson, from hence for Grenada, off Tusher, on
the 27th ultimo.

Arrived at Port-Glasgow, on Wednesday, the brig Thomas,
Harris, from Marseilles- sailed thence the 17th of Januarr.—
The brig Hunter, Salmon, of Greenock, arrived at Marseilles
the day before the Thomas sailed.

The Brothers, Blair, from Dublin to the Clyde, was stranded
at Killough, on the morning of the 2oth February.
Wednesday, the Brilliant, Turnbull, a Liverpool trader, got
ashore near the Battery below Greenock, but is expected to be
got off without damage, after being lightened of part of her cargo.
The Betsey, Sinclair, from the Clyde to Belfast, is on shore in
West Loch Tarbert--cargo damaged.
The ship Eleanor, Norris, for Trinidad, arrived at Milford-
Haveu let March. The Mira, Juppar, for Savannah, put into
Millford-Haven on the 87th ult. without damage.

GRAVESEND, MARCH 9.

Arrived le Derma Anent, 'from Cala& Soiled the Perse-
veranee, Cope, for Antwerp; Waterloo, Munro, for Mend;
Earl of Clancarty, Laming, for Rotterdam; Sovereign, Miller,
for Jamaica; William, Coffin, for New York; Drake, Whilly,
tbr Antwerp ; Ann and Sarah, Roome, for Itamburgh • Con-
c.ord, T
terdaylor,iun. for ditto; and the Elisabeth and Ann, Ridley, for
Rot

MIRACULOUS ES(
OF THE PASSENCRES ON BOARD
LIVERPOOL PACZI

On the 211 inst. she sailed frog
about twenty pssengers, among_ t
ROBIRTS, Sir N. COLTHURST, M.
M. P. Major Vitas Kia, M. P. Co
&c. She sailed at 11 A.M. at half
gale, and at half past one a hurri
nued until eight. About this tirn
came on with peals of thunder, an'
cloud descended on -le mast, az
dreadful explosion, and a large ball
it, took a diagonal direction anc
within four yards of the packet,
water to the height of forty feet.
of the crew that were on deck we
but afterwards recovered. Part 6,
the cabin, and struck a dog whict
Fortunately the man at the helm,
held the tiller fast—had he ret it gc
have been immediately buried in
suddenly ceased, and the Captain c
be set, and with incredible exertion
day-break, off Cambay, but so far
his making Balbriggan, which he it
forthe K*f of Carlingford; and, ti
it gale, landed the Passengers and
point, at eleven o'clock on Wednesc
ring the gale, some horses which
loose, tie d some trunks to pieces
increased the danger, alarm, and
The mast was slightly damaged b

The accounts from India are fu
October.a great part, if not the is
was in the field at Madras. The
was similarly situated, a consider
ordered ; and the army of Bengal
tion, or on the alert, while the
with a great Staff, was moving ui
dently for military purposes. It i
stood to be the determination of
insist a subsidiary force shall be pi
the Mahratta Chiefs; that is, an
to occupy the head-quarters, and
the Indian Prince, having a dist;
signed for their maintenance, an(
bassador at the Court to take car:
The Indian army is to be consider
The Directors at home have this wi
nomination of nine Cadets, thougl
usual number. The plan begun 1
TINGS, and widely extended by t
LESLEY, is now, it Seems, tG 17e I
the Marquis of ittsztsos.

Major fockyer and Lieutecant Robert
Winchester Assizes for the murder of L
duel at West Cowes, in the his of W
Guilty of MansLloghter, and are sentes
three months.

Two of the five young women who %V<
soned, and whose case was stated in yest
in a doubtful state, so that the Surgeora
sic= The men continue in custody, bat
The case will be heard again tomorrow.
Mr. BUCKINOWII3I, wbo unfortunately
failing of a beam from the ruins of the Sr
recovering. _ _

Supremo Accramer.—A young Lady,
mime of NJCSONDOVIL, niece to Alm lit:
near Lord's-incited, was burnt so dread
nog, that although she was alive yesterday
entertained of her recovery. She had I
dington-street, with her aunt and others,
her bed-room, the house shortly after eci
land she was in one blaze. The precautio
aide carpet round her was taken by the
masts, which were of very light texture,
She has remained senseless Suitt the caul
BETTING AT TATTERSALL':
DERBY, ism
9to 1 agst brother to Itliton 14 to 1
10 to A Allegretto (tai
it to 1 Dictator 17 to 1
1.4 to 1 the Seymour colt 18 to
OAKS, 1818.
4to I arst Loo, by Waxy. I to to i
2.5 to 1 Fanny (taken) No bettii
RIDDLES WORTH tr:
6to I apt Harrator (taken) 11 to 1 a
6 to 1 Dictator (tai
6to I brother to Crecy 12 to 1 a
9 to 1 sifter to Nectar £0 to 1 ;
HUNTING INTELLIG
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The Prince iitiensitag Hounds meet
The Hatfield Hounds meet on Tnursd;
on Saturday at Gilley Hoo, at halt-past ti
!dr. Conyers Hounds meet to.motros
and on Saturday at Ruydon Park.
The Duke of Grattun's Hounds meet t,
Ash, and on Friday at Tilrseld Town, at
The Oakle Hounds meet on Thursdal
Saturday at Green, at half-past
Lord Derby's Stag Hounds met this d.
J. Maberly, Fos Hounds meet
stone, and as Saturday at Hammy Greet

STEEPLE CHAS
A Grand Match took place on &turd;
brazed Hunters, Messrs. Paxton and Cov
fordshire Hunts, to ride their horses fro
Chiney-court, the box of Mr. Coward,
distance is about twenty-See miles, as a t
Paxton did it in one hour and thirty-Bre
once down with his horse in clearing a
race over the meadows two miles from ti
lousy the lost WE mile by agesd. Theta
at starting, and did nut meet used they ri
PEDESTRIAN IS:
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Jogs WYCE; the York Pedestrian, I
600 miles in ten successive days, in Sydn
conunwited yesterday, at (curie the duo
was a se:jeans in his Majesty's late Essex
and is now in his 5:4 year.

DIFD.

rriday, at Tionbridge Wells, of a rapid
Relburne, eldest sots of the Earl of Glaa
Sunday, at his house in Lower GrOsi
.7. A. Steuart Wortley Mackenzie.
March 6, at Bromley, Kent, aged t
many years one of the Police Magistrate
shir, and lately removed to that in
t:x.74, at Edinburgh, Captain Edwis
Minden heroes, aged 12 years.
Feb. IS, at Nalinburgh, Miss Isabella 11
aged 93 years.
In Douglas, Isle of Man, on Saturday
Miss Isabella Quayle, daughter of the la
Douglas ; and on the same day and hour
the Rev. William Fitzsimmons, Helena I
daughter of Robert Banks, Esq. of Bak
deceased Mess Quayle ; and on the (01101
at Mown, Hirt Malew, aged 90 years
Thomas Quayle, Eq. of that place, and
those whose deaths are above stated—ti
space of a few hours three deaths in the

HIGH WATER at LONDON BRIE
Morning
Afternoon -

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