Star.
London, England, 1818-02-17 00:00:00

DEAL, FEBRUARY 16.

Wind S.--Arrive-d— and sailed for the River, the
Sir Charles Price, WIIITEAS, from the South Seas;
also;the Swallow and Cossac, Dutch brigs of war,
for the Mediterranean and Africa.
GREENOCK, FEBRUARY is.

Arrived on Thursday the Friendship, RATTRAY,
from St. Michael's, in 15 days. On the 19th inst. in
lat. 48. long 9. spoke the brig Charlotte, BLACK, of
Glasgow, boond for Marseilles, all well. On the
same day arrived the Margaret Boak, Ross, from
Charleston, in 32 days. On the 9th inst. off the Sal-
ters, spoke the Jupiter, from Liverpool, Out eight
days, all well. Same day passed the Isabella, CA-
MERON, from Clyde to Jamaica. The Brilliant, Ma-
nta, from ,Rothesay, from Liverpool for Greenock, is
lost in Dingle Bay ; crew saved.-.-By letters from
Stronsay, dated the 22d and 30th ult. we learn the
following particulars respecting the brig Carolina, of
Aberdeen, which came ashore, bottom up, on that
island, as formerly stated :—The carpenters had been
employed for some time in stripping the quarter of
the vessel, in order to get out her cargo, when on the
22d two dead bodies were seen in the cabin, and one
in the forecastle ; but they could not then be got at
from the decks and flooring being all jammed to-
gether ; on the 24th, however, they were got out, and
decently interred in the chuich yard of Stronsay.—
Since that time four other bodies have been found in
the vessel, and among these the Captain has been
recognised, from the marking " AL. DUNCAN," in
his shirt. From the number of bodies found below,
it is presumed that the Carolina must have been up-
set at sea, in a sudden squall, when the greatest part
of the crew were in bed. The cargo (timber of large
sizes) Ras been principally saved ; and a small part
aim materials and rigging ; but the hull is com-
pletely broke up.

GRAVESEND, FEBRUARY 16.
Arrived the Diana, Wotton, from Marling; Flying HA,
Smith, from Ostend; Po, Callen, front Calais; Albin', Beckln-'
straw, from flambergh , Blacker, Spencer, from Berbice ;
Adams, from Ilamburgh ; and Jonge flestina, Legcey, from
Antwerp.—Salled the Romulus, Peters, for Virginia; Jontrice,
Twiley, for Philadelphia; Mary Ann, Co:, for Charleston;
Ilutus, Bryant, for Montserratt ; Vrouw Albcrdina, Zomer, (Of
Amsterdam; Vrouw Fennegina, Ruten, for ditto; Loyal Briton,
Eltingham, for Jamaica; Quebec, Williams, for Gibraltar; Wil-
liam Henry, —, for Leghorn ; Hannah, Pearson, for Brest ;
Fleenor, Stevens; and Neptune, —, for Ostend; Mary, New-
port, for Dublin ; Jane, llicks, for Cork ; and Nancy, Hack-
wood, for Dundalk.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, FEBRUARY 16.

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Sims antrum brwanas—,The Vriendschap, Jane, and Flea-
beth, from Rouen, Stranger from Lisbon, Drake from Antwerp,
Mary Ann from Lisbon, Nederlands Kroons Prins from Wor-
cum, 'row Antje from Rotterdam, Good Intent from Har-
lingen, Emily from Harnburgh, Verwagting from Rotterdam,
Wakefield's Therese from Antwerp, Zilver Aal from Worcum,
Fortitude from Antwerp, Hunter from Stangate Creek, John
and Elizabeth from Nieuport, Hero from Ostend, Union from
Harlingen, Solon from New York, Courier from Rotterdam,
and Jenny from Antwerp.
Otrrwozze—The Minerva for Waterford, Dorset for Lisbon,'
Fredericton for Elsineur and Petersburgh, Marianne for New-
foundland, Fortitude Increased for St. Kitts, Laurel for New
York and St. Domingo, Naiad for Rotterdam, Eliza for Ostend,
Ann for Sligo, Henrietta for Baltimore, Speedwell for Antwerp,
Prince of Orange for Rotterdam, Jane and Mary, Diana, and
Albion, for Hamburgh.

CRIEW OF THE INDIAN.---It is with considerable sa-
tisfaction we inform the public, that by letters re-
ceived in town by a respectable mercantile house, it
is stated that eleven persons out of the crew and pas-
sengers, have arrived in Ireland. They were two
days at sea in an open boat, and, when nearly ex-
hausted, were fortunately picked up. We have not
as yet heard the names of the persons saved ; but it
must afford some consolation, that even so many fel-
low-creatures have been rescued from a watery grave.
Exectrrron.—Mary Ann James, for forging a war-
rant of attorney to dispose of 115/. Navy 5 per cents.
the property of a Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, with intent
to defraud the Company of the Bank of England;
Charlotte Newman, for forging and uttering as true,
divers notes, purporting to be of the Governor and
Company of the Bank of England ; William Hatch-
man, for a similar offence; and John .43te11, fur bur-
glary in the house of Mrs. Johnson, were, in pursu-
ance of their respective sentences, executed tail morn-
ing, before the Debtors door in the Old Bailey. The
execution of these unfortunate sufferers, particularly
on account of the two women, attracted, at an early
hour, an immense confluence of persons: on no si-
milar occasion, of late, has there been so large a
crowd collected together. At a quarter past eight
the unfortunate sufferers began to come forward on
the platform. The two women advanced first, both
of them neatly dressed in mourning ; they were so
weak that they were obliged to be supported during
the whole of the time previous to their being launched
off. Their fellow-sufferers, Hatchman and Astell,
were soon after brought forward : one seemed much
affected, but the other displayed a hardihood not
often witnessed in such situations. The executioner
having performed the melancholy task of adjusting
the ropes to each of them, they were then left for a
few moments in converse with the Rev. J. Ccrrrox,
Ordinary of Newgate, and a Catholic clergyman,
after which the former Divine gave the usual signal,
the drop instantly fell, And the unfortunate sufferers
were launched into eternity. Great as the pressure
of the crowd was, fortunately no a.:,;!lent worthy of
notice occurred.