Star. — 1811-03-21 (London, England)

ADMIRALTY COURT, MARCH 19. ' Cousin Marianne, De Boer master.— This was a further proof case with respect to certain bales ofl French cambrics, that were coming from France at the time of capture, to the consignees and owners this country. The Court restored the same, subject to the captors expellees. Horatio, Hiddes master.—This was also a farther , proof case, in regard to two parcels of wine, which were coming from Bourdeaux to this country, in order to pay the tonnage duties, and then the vessel was to proceed to Stettin. In this case the Court restored the same, with freight and expences, and allowed the captors their expences. Jeuge Anthje, WATTEs master.—This was a question of costs and damages against the captors. The Court, in this case, rejected the application, but refused the captors their expences. Alert, master.—This was also a case of captors expences, the claim for salvage not being pressed, by them.—The Court refused the same on the groundy that after examining the ship's papers she ought im.l inediately to have been released. Tuesday as Mr. Powis, of Marlborough-street, was driving a spirited horse on Knightsbridge Causeway, on his way to Fulham, the off rein became unbuckled, and the animal started off at full speed. The vehicle was forced against some railing and broken) to pieces ; and a youth, about fourteen, who was with Mr. Powis, received contusions on the head, which' left but litte hopes of recovery. Mr. Powis was also seriodsly hurt. The account of an atrocious murder •committed upon two females at Castlefin, in the North of Ireland, is contradicted in the papt4 (Drrry Josornal) in , which it appeared,,the girls having been seen in another part of the county ; and the young man apprehended on suspicion, has of course been liberated. A sailing-boat, containing three young men, was upset yesterday morning in Putney Reach in consequence of unskilfulness in managing the sails, ant, one of the party, of the name of Keep, was drowne j One of them swam on shore, and the other was piekei up by a " ‘terman, and recovered from a state of , lug been Kraal minutes under water«  • I  BRIGHTON, MitRCH 19. During the whole of Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, weather more delightfully serene and bright was never before enjoyed here in the month of March.— Last night, however, we had a slight fall of rain, and the atmosphere to-day has been less pure, a haze predominating, and the wind having veered from the North-east to the South-west. Two armed brigs, the Vantour and the Hope, the former mounting 18 guns, and rated as a sloop of war, and the other ntrunting 10, are again at anchor within gun-shot of the shore. Several of their officers and crews paid us lengthened visits yesterday. The Channel prospect yesterday was very agreeably diversified, several square-rigged vessels being at a distance in the offing, and coasters, col-• liers, and fishing-boats, irregularly interspersed over the extended surface of the watery expanse. The telescopes at the Marine Library were in no ordinary request during the cheerful progress of the day, and the greater part of the Cliff Houses displayed their occupants similarly engaged.