Star.
London, England, 1821-09-05 00:00:00

IN7'ELI.IGI:N(T.

FAT.), ;U1::. SLT`T. 1111! American
brig Orrziniba. from Virgiui.t, iu thirty-tour tilys. A
packet i, bio,v cominz it,, suppt,,:tl to be the .Irabella, from
Lichon. _

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5.---Wind S.F.—Passed by the George the
Fourth, FA r.t.r:HA sox, from Pwrizi,al, the Cal,e, and S!. I :
sailed fro.:: iienpl the 15th March: on the 19th July, on the
Line, long. tai. spoke the Sarah, front Londtm, outward-bound.
The George the l'cirth tinded diyatcht-s for the East In-
dia Company. Sir Cm% it:irs 131:1.t.:11 aiid Lady landed at Love
ham her. Sailed irt, Laws •N, Seville.
Poassuourn, SFFT. Wind ived the Regulus
transport, front NtwionnilL: d, omit tn.:my-six days. Sailed his
kLiesty's ship Sarrnter, to the
DEAL. S,:rr. —Ai rived and sailed for the
River, the Bengal :Merchant, llinovN, from Iltngal, fcc. ; Gcor:.-e
the Fotirtli, rAst(trilAwr<, from ; Recovery, ON, from
the South Seas; Recovery, Ha m.otsi, from St. Vincent's; lii.:,.
WILL IA NIMUN, front 1/.lm:rani j Atm, CHU:tell' front Nevis;
Susan, TArrox, from Akmel for Poole ; James, Enat.osrs, from
ditto for Bristol; Caroline, from Itiga for Bideford;
and Cumberland, Mitirrisox, from Dal:tale for Portsmouth ;
also several more West ladiamen, 11:1111e4 not known.—Carne
down from the River and remain, the Supply, Scott,for Oporro ;
ryrennees, era It V., for Janet ice ; Thames, Mausitai., for New
York ; Samuel and Ann, •, for Nogadore ; New Albion,
Chrreutd.c, for Alicant ; It:oeteies:, fur Trieste; Clark•
sane, Service, fur Quelne ; and Albior, SitrurNS,tN, for lion-
. 1: taa.—Sailed :he Triune, Ssial.c, for Petersbuigh.

RAMSGATE, SEPT. 4.--The Swedi.h it; Pomona, Sefton,
f ont St. Cbe's for Stockholm, got ent.wgit.ti t‘nh the Goodwin
Finds yesterday afternoon, but was t.,:tricated Ly a Deal boat's
c ew, and roccedet's
YARNIOI T.l, SY.I.T. 4 —Pased by the Glatimorc, Tom), fr::.
Greenland, with six It 'h.
lii,,, SEPT. 3.—A:-..ived the Caroline transport, front Shields,
to take the remainder of the 6th Foot ; Mary and Elizabeth,
WILLIAM', from Greenland, with our fob, 11 butts; Abram,
lIARRISt three fish, 150 butts; and 'Trafalgar, LLOYD, Scilell
Lh, 22t) butts.
Cfrvutt- I iouse, Szrr. s.—Ships Entered inwards : Tuley,
front Ilamburgh ; Telemachus, front Rotterdam ; Kitty, Bri-
tannia, a::d Twins, front St. Peterslturth ; Frederick, front
Rouen ; John, from Ilambur h ; London, from ditto ; Helena,
front Gottenburgh ; Woodburne, from the South Seas. Entered
Outwards : Soltan, for Constantinople ; Lucy Davidson, for
Jamaica ; Catherine Green, tor ditto ; Alonzo, for Bourdeaux ;
Semaphor, for Havre; Heroes, for t'alais ; Salus, for Gibraltar.
Cleared Outwards : happy Return, for Dublin ; Maria Therese,
for Rouen; Impe,tor, lair Litna; D.-light. tea Petersburgh.
SEM Inwards:—the front liilboa ;
Swan, from St. Petersburgh ; Joseph 11. !it r, front Leghorn ;
Cyrus, anal Independent, from Jamaica; ~:eh, front Saint
Lucie; Alliance, and Clio, front St. Peter.lrart,it ; Neptune, from
hull; Marianne, limn the Cite of Good Hope ; Eizabeth,f:oin
St. Domingo; from Oporto ; Dawn, St. Kitt's;
lhothers, front lhga ; Neptune, front Ostend ; Catherine, from
Archangel; Mars, front liverpool ; Quebec, front Memel;
Baton, and Manning, frnit Jamaica ; York Merchant, front
Charente; Isabella, from Oporto; Echo, front Jamaica; Cam-
den, front Quebec ; Three Broth, rs, front Lishon ; Good I. tent,
front Faro ; Dern, front Waterfmd ; Richard, front Ltel(..tt.
Entered Outwards :-1 leory, toe I I..ndttras ; Two lirothe.-s, for
Oporto; Fredeticksten, fo- 11,ineur ; I knry, for Bremen ; Duke
et Kent, far Rotterd.mi ; Wilson, for Antwerp ; Marquis of
Arglesea, for Jamaica ; Prince et Waterloo, for Ostend; and
Dwina, for Inca.

The journals of Piedmont contain the most
ing details of losses and injury, occasioned by storms,
which have spread devastation throughout several
provinces of that kingdom. At Carignan, Pioliesi,
and particularly at Pignerol, there has been a fall of
hail stones as large as eggs. A great many persons
have been severely wounded, the lands ravaged, the
roofs of houses brokTn, and trees torn up ; added to
which a great number of oxen, which constitute a
portion of the riches of this country, have perished in
the storms.

The Judges, after Hereford Assizes, visited the
hospitable seat of deux BIDDULPII, Esq. the High
F.,!ieritY, and afterwards proceeded to Eastnor Castle,
'...here they and a lame party were sumptuously en-
tett3ined by the Earl SommEns.

Monday night, George Griffiths, of Long-alley,
lloorfields, accompanied by a female, was returning
bum Bartholomew Fair, when they were attacked by
► g.ing of ruffians in 1.0:17-lane, who tore the female
hum him, forced her along some distance, svlien some
of them knocked him (lon n, beat and kicked him in
the most cruel manner, till he became insensible, and
after rifling his pockets of his watch, and some silver, •
they escaped. Many persons who witnessed the out-
rage were deterred through fear front interfering, and
',tilers believing the assertions of some of the ruffians,
that they were all thormates and had quarrelled
amongst themselves, would not interfere. :Ile female
:ectaved pe7soluti injury, bit lo.t her sl.awl.