Star.
London, England, 1816-08-26 00:00:00

GRAVESEND, AuGusr 25.

Arrived the Friendship, Smith, from Jamaica; the Fortur•
Iladenson, from Dram; Ann, Vittoria, from Lisbon ; Funiona,
Gay, from Palermo; Equity, Haywood, from Kunio girberg . Re-
source, Hyne, from Dantzie; Woudhoute, Booth, from Gotten-
. burgh ; Gibraltar, Kaen, from Riga; Star, Gorri.fge, from Wet.
ford; Marvin, I lodoon, from Sweden; Swan, Blackman, from
ditto; Luileavour, Lyne, from Gafle —Sailed the Henryv, hien.
truh, for Atimerp; Dwina, Harrison, fur Eisineur ; the Ei:za,
llowen, for RotteT•larn ; Antelope, Cole, for st. Lucia; Thomas,
Wright, for Leghorn ; Argo, Stonehouge, for S:e•tio ; the Flora,
Callen, for Hamburg,' ; and Criterion, Avtry, for New York.

CUSTOM-Mt/SE, AtmusT 24. •
EttlP3 INTEKED Ot I I lit' IttiKbVill, Julian; Eliz t-
Nth, Shadrach ; ion! I avouritr, Griffith, for Doblin; Itoy:d Rt:-
covery, Davie., tor Cork ; hey t larmsworli, for Forts Sr.
tiForgr and ; Prime Regent, EvAtis, for Antwerp ;
.lellllle Pau'ine, firaems, for OArsad, lirup.s, and Ghent; Planet,
Gr Jamaica ; Ann, Reed, for liamburgla ; Jooge Cerar,
Ryoberide, for Anscter4arts ; Thomas, Wrigin, for Genoa aid
I.evhorn ; Criterion, Avery, for New York; Fryrrt, Minshaw,
fan Rotterdam ; Ann, Layhourn, for fiansbures; Princess of
Wile., Fox, for Criteria; Hope, tor Forts St. George and
•I'mfre GetitoAFT,, Kock,, for Antwerp ; Lord Forbes,
SlTieman, for Fort Will'am ; Resolution, Smith, fur Christiana ;
Sw.tilow, Faith, for Madeira, I,le of France, Bengal and Bons-
-1.19 1. Narligastr, Lugyon, for &Ala ; Sitliug, Rost:, tor Quebec;
arid Thetis, Barclay, for Hamburg!).

The Duke of Kent packet has brought intelligence
that Lord Exmount liaised Lisbon on the 2J inst.
for G.braltar. His LoNi.hip sailed from Plymouth
on the Atli till.

His Majesty's store-ship DoLPIIIN is arrived at
Portsmouth flora Dantzic, with Masts and spars,
which were captured at the surrender of that city, in
the year 1814, to the united British and Russian
The.ships employed were.—DAPIINE, Capt.
JAN GREEU ; STRESIP.OI, •Lieutenant NUGHNT
L(CUST, Lieut. ; MAnrttF.R, Lieut. GILIFMII9;
:slid DAPPER, Lieuten int kiAitr:.4o). There has been
no remuneration yet inadt to these vessels kr the
captured property.
Tuesday a Coutt-Martial was held at Portsmouth,
nn board the Buivist, on Frank Boer, a seaman of
the VENGSVII, charged with.havhs stolen Rll firm
his messniate. He pleaded guilty to the charge, but
evidence was heard in order to ascertain the extent
t'l Lis guilt ; and upon which he was sentenced to
FeCtive 150 lashes, to be mulcted of his pay, and to
disreissed !torn the service.
Iqt:TlNV.—The Promr, from Leith, arrived in the
P-:"il 1 tst L'unday week, with twenty-one convicts,
I° he put nn board the hulks preparatory to transpor.
C•l6l'. The convicts were, as usual, confined in the
/Kt/. When the vessel was a little below Grave-
s!n.l, six of them, who had contrived to secret files,
by PltAli of which they grit rid of their irons, sud-
denly burst open the hatches and rustled upon deck.
At ruts time there were (slily two of the crew upon
deck, but being stout &Boa's, and seizing they first
‘vraP,,n.. that came in their way, they kept the vil-
at bay until their comrades came to their as.
Citlt,CF, when, After a short contl•cr, the desperadoes.
sre ctatsizred•to their turner abodes, where they
sis?re secured.

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I •Gifrog, AUGUST
This morning his Royal Highhess the Dub of
Yoiti attended divine wotship at the Chapel Royal.
Dr. JACKSON, who was Tutor to the Duke of Yona,
has been one of the visitors of his Royal Highness at
the Paviiion. The Reverend Divine left yesterday
for Feitham.

This rimming Cie Duke of Wellington putter,
Captain Coll, arrived from Dieppe, with twenty
passengers, among whom was a courier with the ac-
count of the late melancholy murder of Captain PAR-
TAIDGEs of the Nancy packet. A French Jury have
returned a verdict,' merely that he Died hr consequence
of hi: wounde, which it is feared leaves no further pros
pect of r serious investigation. Captain PARTAIDOS
has kit a wife and ten children, who were dependent
on his indurry for their support. The packers sail.
ing to Dieppe pay into ill?. French Customs upwards
of £l7O per week for tonnage duties.

RAMSGATE, AUGUST 24.

As Mr. N. A. At:STEN, Banker, of this place, was'
in th.....act of shooting some pigeons, last evening.
ssith a double.barielled gun of foreign manufacture,
the piece barst in his hands, scattering its fi agnients •
in ail directions, without doing him any injury, fut.
ther than a bruise on the left hand, produced by the
violent concussion. This Gentleman's providential
elicape from serious niischitt is attributed to his care.
tul mode of shooting, by at all times keeping his
hand clear of thu gun's barrel when firing--a prac-
tice sportsmen who regard life_and limb should as
much hare their eye upon as their prin.—Several
of the Trustees of Ranrs7ate liarhour are'now pay-
ing us their annual visit. Some of them arrived
yesterday morning from London !n the Trinity yacht.
They had been for several days preceded by a very
tine turtle, and a man (-fail; of torne relebrity in his
line, to increase the dclight of their stay at th:: Pier
House, which h in cri,tri,e at this lime the scene of
good living and festivity. Sir WILLIASI CURTIS,
their worthy Chairman, it unfortunately absent- this
year, not having got back from tit. ertersburgh, as
expected, though there can be tut fiitle doubt the
Honourable Baronet has nrAda all Eul to be present
upon • such an occasion, and as we have.the wind,
may yet arrive in time to join his w.rthy colleagues
betc.re they break up, making rood the old proverb
of " better come at the cud el a feast, than the
beginning of a fast."

On Saturday Pinliament was prorogued by tom•
mission to the 4th of November.

The French Ambassador gave an elegant enter.
taiument yesterday to the Foreign Ambassadors and
a numerous party of distinction, at his residence in
Portman.squ a re.
Among the persons of distinction who visited
Nytstnolith during !au week, were
Lord Nagent ; the I.t.rd r:hop of Clogher and family; Sir
William and Lady Ho; ham ; S r John and Lady Sllvestcr ; Sir
Charles Hamilton ; anl it Mrsander Hope. _
The Oeautiiiil yacht Oiprey, belonging to Lord
Brtstourt, sailed on ‘Vedtkesday, from South:l,lTyp,
with hi:, Lordship
.and iaßaly on board. br tl:e d,-
terraneati. Tne H ,n. Mr. Coarri accGmpanied his
Lord h;p.
Ir.. ei:igence is rectived of the safe arrival of Eatl
CitAvEy: in Lis yacht, the Lquiii. at Bourdeaux, on
the Si imtatit, atter a peasant passaze from Ports-
mouth of five days. Hs Lordship teas shottly to
sail jro Lisb,ll and the Mediterranean.
Among the recent arrival; at Paiis noticed in the
French Joutnals, we Fnd ti at of the Matcylii of
DOUGLAS. Mr. Livros, the celebrated E L',•me-
d;d;), i; also a da..ly prosncn.:dcr on (ht. ILulevArds
of P

The Committre have thready extended relief to the
poor u( Spitaltleids, to those of Hint kley, Thlston,
BAton.le-Moors, Stockton, Dudley, Rowley Regis,
Kingswinford, Sudbury, Bridport, and Stockport ;
they hove also vreed evusiderahle sums for the reliaf
of di,.tresed parts in Yirthamptenshire, Bedf4dshire,
and Burkingliarrishite.
Preparations have been mat.ing for these ten days
lor the removal if Ihr I': ttcess CHARLOTTE and
l'r•!ice I.Eororn, m:litary xvaggons conveying
gooos, &c. occasionally Irony Camelford House to
Choi:mia House, near Esher. On Friday and
Saturday morning caravans and breaks were em-
ployed for the same purpose. The Princess and
Prince left about hall-past three o'clock, in a travel.
ling carriage, to preceed Claremont to c!.-iner.—
The Royal Establishment has removed from Camel.
ford House, not to return there any more, that house
being extremely inconvenient, and cot large enough
for halt the establishment.

Prince LanPoto of Sicily and his young consort
will pass the whole/winter at Vienna.
TIM EARTHQUAKE IN SGOTLAND —Dornoch, 14th
August, 1816.—Tie arches of the Mound fell yes-
terday, about three o'clock, by the shock of an earth.
-quake, which never happened in th's country before.
The mound above alluded to, was lady thrown
across the Little Ferry, bonny:lacy betwixt the
parishes of Dornoch and Golfple, in the county ref
Sutherland, about three miles from the rnOuth ut the
Frith. This mound consisted of three arches at the
nrv.h.end, and was rather more than halt a mile in
PARIS MODE% AUGUST 2I).•• The raider usts
clouded white si:k, i:n.l crape, but the most fashion-
able article for hats is tissue of straw. The Capotes
of the newest taste, made cf these tiss,e4 hive exces-
sive long tyes, edged will celeitial blue tthban, and
upon the aide. a 6ouqud of small blue bells. Over the
upper part of tyes bound with rose, and I.n-d with
rose, they wear d nible crowns of roses of straw co.
lour, and rose colour.

Further particulars of the Riots at Newgate, in
addition to the accutoit in the next pAt,'e
The LOAD Mavoa arrived about three o'clock, and for two
hours the same ttanult prevailed, throwing the iron bars at the
Officers, and the latter occasionally tiring over the heads of the
prisoners, to prevent their advance to Vie doors. About five
o'clock, when the rioting could t•e nu linger endured with
and when an hinneuse number of °freer. and constables had
arrived, they were sumnsoned to surrender: the Officers
demanding the wardstnen (the senior prisoners, who keep the
names of the prisouers, Jim) to descend, which at last was
attended to, who then gave the names of those who bad been
west active in the riots, about is:, who were ordered each to
cense forward as their names were called over, which they did;
order was then restored, and the whole of the ringleaders were
' doubly ironed in the strong ream. We aretappy to say no lives
were lost, and from the admirable management of the officers,
we understand no person lass sustalmal the least Injury during
this eiszejeg

ereftriMo" ilitiLLiditfers.
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YORK AVGIIST MEE riml. 18/6: .
mamma*. AUGUST V 2.
iliVispsiates of 00v. each, fur 2-yr-old zolfi, est. 51b.; . 611fes,
. est. 21b.-I'wo-fear.olds Cowie.
Mu, Klrbesbay colt, by Whlteock - - 1
biz started—Ot.b paid.
The Pereptine Stakes o' sogs. tact., h. ft. fat 3-yr41141 colts;
Bst. lab ; fillies, Pet.-:—Last mile and three quarters.
Marl Fitt*illianes bay cult, Passlowitt. by Sir Paul 1
Sir G. Arnlyrage's browsi colt, by Orville It Mr. Brown's brown col-, The Dragon; by Clinker 6
Fiyepald forfeit.
Fifty Pounds given by the City of ark, to be added to a Subscrip.
• tion Purse, fur 5 year-olds, 80. 711 i .—Fuut miles.
The Marquis of Queensberry's King David, by Remembrances 1
Sir G. Armytage's bay mare, Legacy, by Beninbrough* I
Earl FitzwilFam's bay mare, Desdettiona, by Orville 3
Fifty Pounds for three and 4-yr olds; 3.yr olds, 7st 71b.; 4.yr-
olds, Sat. hilt.; maiden colts allowed Ibb ; and fillies, 21b.-ir-
Hbats, •one mile and three quarters each.
Mr. King's Medium, by Windle, 4-yrs.ol.l . 6 I I
Mr. Michaelsou's GeorBiana, by Guvensor, 3-yrs-old I 2 2
Mr. Garwood's bay colt Fogleman, 4-yrs-old 2 S 3
Major Bower's bay 6lly, by Orville, 4-yrs-•14 3 4 dr
Mr. Gsrlonit's cult, by Camillus, S yri-i,:ti . 9 5 dr
Mr. Jobling's ca. filly, by H irribtoniass, 3-yrs.oll 4dr
Mr. Reeves brown filly, by Bradirary, 4 yrs old 7 (Ls,
re (DAV. .st,tsu3T '3.
Sweepstakes of 50gs. ((eh, toga. it. tar fillies' Bu. elb.each. Lalt
nide and three. quarter& (Five bulneribers )
Nlr. W. W.l44,ii's bay, Vurb,:s4 of Leven. by cardinal York, 1
hdr. Pet re's bf. by Yonne iih-1:1ni, out of l'omboy's dam, I
Four to lan Duchess of /.evesi. Woo easy.
The third year of a Subscription of 50gs. each, serfs £7O added
to each by the City of fork, tcr 4.year .old Cubs Est. 71b.
Fillies net. 41b. J.,..ar mules. ( Fhb-seen Subscriheis.)
Lord-Milton's 14e. Dinsootit, by l/rville • - 1
Sir M. M. Sykes 'A b. C by Camillus • - I
Duke of Leeii'.. ch. 1. I.y rmasilisho . es . 3
Lord bearbutougit's ch. col: llurtiraile, by lismbletonlan 4
I ire to 2 on the %t inner.
The Produce Stakes tif t0,,'.. tact*, li it..for 1-years al] Colts
bat. Sib. Fitles voce. stil.s. Two miles. ( l'wettry Sub....fibers.)
'loose got by wittiest Kalsiosss, ke. /Bowel ..!b.
14 Niihuo's b. t. Masitoria:s, by Cervatrei z.b. - 1
Mr. %V. Wil.on's ch. c Hotspur, by liartanatllBll • I
Mc. Rob', b. c. Poti:y, by Golumpus - El
Sir M. M. Sykes. b c. by Camillus, out of ll:inspire "Feazle 4
Mr. Peirse's gr. C. by weds studrews, Sib. 5
Sir M. M. Sykes's g . f. In Camillus - - 6
Mr. Watt's b. c. Captain Candid, by Cerb-rue, sib, - 7
3 to 1 sg-t l'oliry, and .2. to .1 agst MAI its. lies. Won easy.
The third year of a :4,1y-en: ruin or 500 race,, ,:i-o:tka into three
Purses, with .€',o added to each, by the City of Yes: k, for sia-
year olds, RA. ithb. and aged, 3 A.-1;out niii:A.—( rbirtera
bubseribers).
Let Scarburoug:l%, b. h. C3,101*. by GAtintl.u.i,agel, walked over.
S.VI UnDA V, AUGUST .21.
Sweeps:altes ese :30k:s, rads, 10,4 fr. cult-, BA.. s'h. fi!les, Bst. 21b.
1.44 nole ass I a quarter—(m2 .-Asit•esiber•,)
Lott'. Fstzwil.i.slis's Ix filly, Marko:nes, by Cs:Eysues,
cut til,":43y - -
- 1
Mr. W. I'.'ll,ota% b e Poli, Brother to Otter; .'•" ...-

Brother to Otterington
Lord t;earbotough's br g Dewdrop, by Sir Solomon, dam
by Paso',
Mi. erzwit's cla e George, by Clinker, out of Fu dant 4

Gtoi on hlatioorties. 'tVon easy.
The King's Purse of i Otlk..s tor live pars old mares, carrying lost.
each.—Four mile:.
Sir C. Annytagefs b. nitre, Legacy, by Beningbrongh 1
Lord litzwiltiam's bay mare, Desdenty9a, by Orvil e 2
Mr. Harrison's b. on. by Dick Andrews - s
4M. M. t kes It It, I. by Conitlus, 4 yrs old . pd.
Even betrang on Mr. liarrivotes mare, and 2 to I agst Inacy.
The Ladict.' Purse for all ages. Twit mile beat .t.
Mr. Hornby's b. g. purveyor, by Faynator, syt old, nit. 1 1
Nit. Sctwattr.eLberifs bg. by :.tripling, I yr: u!d, 7sl :,11.) 4
Mr. Gartortla's Lr. c. by Qamillus, darn. by it.vits, Z yrs
old, ".':t - - - 3 2
Mr. Newton's b. m. by Payrator, dam by Traveller, G yrs
old, hitt 1.2111. . - - 5 4
Zr. Frank's bt. c. ritilhand. by St. George, t: yrs old,
74: T.b . - 2 dr

sto 4 r,/t Ftr..bra”4—a'.ter the Lent, to lon lurveyor.
Ihe aftvrt•ono bring fine, an iannienle roncout ec cf pcople
were a..sentbiLd on tbe Coot :e, not few.r th WOO.
Bt MG ON .11-lt DONCA r. 1.1:6ER. STAKES.
5 IJ i apt Lord Milton's b. t. Mari:of...es, by Cervante4,
i tit of ...tally.
6 to I a.,,t Ralona, by Bro..vii Freal.
6 e 6 1 -.40t Lord lietby's br. col:, it•eit.bran*, by Milo, out
7 to I a,;,t rim M. W. it br. c. Lucifer, by Whitworth.
it to 1 apt Waterloo, by hishvy, out n: Rival's darn
bt to l agq Mr. Lidtuti's ch. t. M'arheute Lass, by Reines*.
bnuiccr.
14 to 1 opt Hcn. Or:I l'owlett's ch. c. by Whitworth.
20 to 1 agat Mr. lloicce. ch. cult, liauuo.uncht, by Camillus,
dam by Pr:viva:v.
20 to 1. art Mr. t h. c. St. Chritoplicr„by Card,
clam by Votin Mar=k.-1 he field agst any three.
• The precent Meeting has been lull as well attended
-at was expected ; for it woul.i have b. en presumptioa
to have antici;rateel, unier existing circumstances,
when the bulk of cue principal farmlies h...ve left the
ccu..ts y, a repetitiiu 01 former scenes to their full ex-
tent. The Races, &c. were contested with mach
spirit, and afforded good sport to the company. Up-
wards of 200 persons were at the Assembly Rooms
on Wednesday, though there was a scarcity of ladies,
and the Theatre has had also its full share of patronage.
Lord Scaanonouotes horse, Canon, still continues
to beat all his competitors, while .he continues to be
ridden by his trainer, who best understands his mode
of going. His manner while galloping much re.
sembles the manner of a pig, as he goes with his head
cfrse tr, the ground, and would intimidate a great
many riders. The celebrated Eclipse had a similar
movement.

Concn OVrItTIIRYP.D.—k Is cur painful ta.k, this week, to
rste, that on Wednesday morning last, as the 'True Briton Coach
(..onta,ning 14 outside passengets, including the Guard and
Coachman, and 10X persons within, weedier with luggage) was
descending the hill near Market-Weigitton, it was clvertiirned,
owing to the weight on the top, and the speed with which it svgs
going. One of the amide passengers, Rictard Townsend, Esq.
of York, had his !milder disloesteil, and two other gentlemen
were much bruised. The outside passengers, however, we are
sorry to add, were more seriously injured :—Mr. Cattkrse.n, of
Beverley, had his thigh broken; Mr. Mattson, of the film of
LLuderdale, Mabwn, at d Labron, of Birmtnghani, had Lis leg
so much fractured, as to render immediate amputation neeetsai y;
Mr. Wardell, druggist, of l'ocklington, also bad his foot so much
lacerated, as to cause some doubt whether amputation st ill not be
necessary. Mr. Melia= and Mr. Wardell are now lying at
A:ad:et-Weighty:l; the other gentlemen were removed. It is
very singular that there were two ladies in the coach, and two
withnut, All o` whom escaped without any injury.—Yetk Herald.
A XOTILZR FATAL. ACCIOrN r—by the upsetting of a coach—
On Wednesday fortoight la t, as the, coach which runs betwe.-n
Manchester aud6hrewshtiry, via Nituvrich, was passing threpgh
the la• ter town, owing to the carelessness of a very inexpertenced
driver, it was ott turning a corner, and a fine boy, the cis
of Mts. Lowe, of Natitwich, was killed: A gentleman ef the
name of M-Lure, another passenger, had his suck dislocated,
mid one of the smaller bones of kis leg broken ; several others
were mach bruised.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, AUGUST 26.
Our Market being well supplied with Wheat this morning,
and the weather being fine, caused very dell sales, at a decline
of from its. to es. per quarter upon all descriptions. Barley as Is,
per quarter dearer. beans and Oats are is. per quarter lower.
and heavy sale at that reaction. In Peas, and other articles,
there is no alteration.

shuniFIELD MARKET, AUGUST u.
• Boot 4s 0.1 Veal os od so 0e 44
&tunas 4, Od so da 01 Park 4a 03 to Ss 4d
Lamb Se Od to la Odd.
Bourn ISSO--Sboop and Lambs 19,640-Calms 240—lip 250.