Star.
London, England, 1817-12-03 00:00:00

RAMSGATE, NOVEMBER 30.

Arrived the Five debroeder., Dytoraucx, from
Stettin, for Bourdeaux, with the loss of anchor and
cable, and leaky, having been on shore near Hythe,
and must discharge to replir. Put in several otha
vessels for shelter.

COWES. DECEMBER 2.
Arrived the Concord. Books, from Newfoundland,
with loss of tore-must and •sails.

GRAVESEND, DECEMBER 2.
Anived the Woodford, Brady, from the Isle of France. Salk.'
the Colombo, Webb, for Fort St. George; John Shand, Ric:,
and Cern, Hunter, for Jamaica ; Britannia,l.Pson, f.r Grcnsds;
Diana, Roberts, for Gibretar; and hares, Mai; Likka,
Rotterdam.

CUSTOM HOUSE, DECEMBER 9.
SHIPS ENTERIID lIIMARDS.—The Union, Forman. and St An.
tombs, Kerehove, from Ostend; Minerva, Mille, fr,,m Rouen;
Provieence, Benson, and Martha, —., from Bourd • :sr ;
Grommet!, from llavre ; Freedom, Stewart, f ~nt Riga; Dra-
per, Grewar, from Belfast; Thomas, Hay, from Archantrl;
Hjalmar, Neon, from Celle; and Acteorr, Fulton, from Quehe:.
OuTwalos—The Cato, Morton, for Antigua ; trortY.
for Trieste and Venter; Industry, Roberts, for ;15: .C 1
It hsingina, 801, for Ansuerdam ; Jane, Woodshorr, tar N.o*.
I'aleroso, and Messina ; Percy, Smith, for Jamaica;
Mercer, for Sierra Leone; Selitia,•Portingen, for hf.7.-:-.lh-1;
''Silly, Copper, fur Gibraltar; and Wakefield, Aarcn, °,
for Antwerp. .

• .•
• 'The Countess of WARWICK is in that interest`'
'situation. which .promises an heir to the family titre
and.hononrs. •

Lord and Lady HAMPIM6I have arrived at t'.e'r
se4t. Glynde.place in Sussex, where the Noble Nit.
im,end passing the Christmas Holidays, to t e weat
joy of their tenantry and the neighbouring porn
Mr. KEAN, the actor, continues much indiT-!se?.
• The Danish Consul at Deal went on bo,:rd!::s • fa-
j
ship Savxnx, on Monday, in the
order to examine the crew of the Danish brig li•re-
rapce, when one of them made a 'conloss;toi of r 7--
dering the Captain and Mate, who was his son, v.t:h
a handspike, and that their bodies were afterward;
thrown overboard.

.The following extract of a letter from a MeOita!
Gentleman. to his relation in Perth, will She', t!'':
the oppressed Africans are now about to share %it':
the most enlightened nations their best privileges•:

. " Portsmouth, Nov. 21,-181;
I` You will be surprised to hear that ere Teti !r-
-oeive this letter lam off for Hayti. Igo with sc7-..
ral other Professional Gentlemen to the Court et
Citaworm.. My appointment is that of Protemr
of Anatomy and Surgery in the College there, and
his Majesty's Surgeon. If Con prosccr me, I sh.ot
be one of the first who has attempted to teach t! ,e
black man any of the sciences. This is
,a roust
resting experiment, and if it succeed, may be Fre•
dactive of very ezterftive and benevolent consequences
ttt tlic Lumen race."

EATII.DECEMBERI.

This morning the weather was very gloomy, and
1:4.1 every appearance of raja; nevertheless, so early
icht n9cla,,k, the company began to assemble at
tAr IP„mp R. m, having been generally under-
goo.• that the QUEEN would no longer object to their
remaining in her presence. Numerous parties of
tojirs erre seen making application for admittance
the moment the outer doors were opened. They
were •wever, informed by the Renter, at the inner
door, that they could not be indiscriminately ad-
mined, until the arrival of the Masters of the Cure-
-o:inies, who were expected every minute. Accord-
ingly Captain Wvne and Mr. Maio:mut, arrived
,!lotily afterwards, when all persons of respectable
appearance were freely admitted and arranged by
Gentlemen. with much care and politeness, in
:he recesses it e.ich end of the room, in which situa-
:ion they patiently
awaited the arrival of the illustri-
ous visit. rs. •
At nine o'clock. the Duke of CLARENCE entered
nom, alone, his Royal Highness having walked
from his house in Sydney-place, no:withstanding it
now rained heavily. His Royal Highness was met
by the Masters of the Ceremonies, the Hon. Miss
;tomato:, Captain and the Hon. Mts. PAULETT,
WO Dr. Gums. with w:sorri he remained conversing
evil the arrival et tier Royal Highness the Princess
Estzaturni, who, attended by Lady kat WILK. had
I,ft Sydney-place in a close carriage, and, alighting
at the Colones)", had entered the Pump-room at the
sue Jeer. The Pusan', the picture of health and
spiral, moved most courteously to the surrounding
company, and made known, that her Royal Mother
Iris coming to the Pump Room in her chair. In
cosequence, the folding doors in front of the build-
intr were now thrown open to admit her, and the
company, tans cerentersis, rushed simultaneously into
the middle of the room, and forming themselves in a
doable rank, left merely a narrow passage front the
doors to the Pump.
In a few minutes, the rjeken mired, preceded by
sis footmen in state cloaks and caps. who formed on
each side the door, while her blAnair. in a most
superb chair, patted into the centre of the ruom,
where she was instantly surrounded by the company,
and was handed through their stall closing ranks to
her seat, by their Royal Highnesses the Princess Lt.i-
nuns, and the Duke of Ciosassna. Whilst the
Qum remained, she conversed occasionally with the
Hen. Mrs. STRANGS, with whose daughters she ap.
pared particularly pleased, repeatedly taking the
hails of the children in her own, and drawing them
tetrads her. The Hui,. Mies Et:omen:it also, and
Dr. Glens were hollowed by her Maaest I's con-
renalion. After she had taken the water, the Royal
piny returned in the same order in which airy came ;
her MAJESTY'S Chair passing along the Abbey Church-
yard, ,nd through Leonard's-passage into High-street,
and tlnnce along Pultenej-bridge to her residence.
TN.. Duke of CLARENCE left the room, arm in
oil Mr. Kiwis, the Mayor, who led his Royai
lit.Sli into the Ton n Hall, and be had the ho-
: she wing him the noble Assembly Room in
building, and the different Public Offices ; a ter
his Royal Highness walked back to his own
to breakfast.
The rain has continued incessantly the whole day,
Ti of the Royal Family have left the house
retuan irom the Pump-rooms

Daniv.l.aus TuzaTis---The Harry Atom was
'tam i at thus Theatre last night. - 1 he out fit the
,Aroma was sustained, fur th, first time, ..y Mr.
iotltisToN, arid it at .y be ratikes AS .s.;e ta
happiest of his performances. It was Ilk, all die
d: 01 this Gent!, man, wholly free from ..11) taint
imitation ; in whatever he excelled the excellence
pectifiarls his • wit. In the dignity and grace of
'mind aspearasice an demeanour, he presented
anh as semi) a representative as we have ever
of the lordly and accomplished Aranza a
deal il energy was mixed with much kindness
i manner towards his wife, while be represented
r the humble state of his fortunes; and in the
he seemed to enjoy as much as she the
lid dest;nies which he had concealed so long
her view. Jaques, by HARM ; Roland. by
; Joanna. by Mrs. asylum ; and Pislante, by
.sur, were all sustained in such a manner as
us to pronounce upon the general perforrn-
of the evening, a very decided and favourable
The house was well attended.
.'•GARDIN THEATIM—Last night afforded
infix,' proof of the great degree of favour
which BRAHMA is regarded by the public, when
play of Gay Manner*, with ao other novel fira.
than his performance of Henry Bertram, drew
d the most crowded audiences of the season.
singer, who has been for near tvreoty years the
ornament of his profession, gave yesterday.
ig a new cast to the general character of his
. All the evolutions of the art, those displays
epid execution which used to dazile and astonish
were entirely laid aside. Of all the songs whieb
assigned to the part, not one contained the
test ornament; and two of the number, u Be
dear Mary," and " Say if in Court or City,
sweet content do dwell," were sung entirely
',partied by the orchestra, and Nave ns, what
do not recollect to have heard before, the delight-
effect of his unassisted voice, which completely
the Theatre. The most striking however, of
...s, the noble ballad of. "Scots wha ba'e wi' Vial.
bled." This was given in a high strain of martial
,ng ; assuming, as the subject requires, an occa.
. deep tinge of melancholy ; then again borne
iy and animateld by the full ardour of patriotism.
e have never heard any thing of the kind more um.
ftsive ; and such was the sentiment caused by it in
audience, that not contented with one, they called
a second encore. We are happy to record, both
the sake of the singer and his hearers; this instance
success; but we would by no means have bins lay
e his florid manner altogether : there are occa.
when it may be used with the greatest propriety;
an is to select them. The admirers of Miss
mess had also ample cause for gratification : she
e us some beautiful instances of the cola vote, or
. which hushed the audience, and shunded
" Silver sweet, as lovers' mussel by night."
Piece was admirably performed throughout.
t:,e amusing Entertainment of Kan: no Mrs,
Mr. DIMING sustained the..character of Again
' tolerable success.

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buildiy.g
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'ate tlietr re
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tUEY JOHN
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initiation
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perforisl
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his mantle
h• r the hi
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of the
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