Star.
London, England, 1815-10-17 00:00:00

rLLIOBNCE.

Att. DIM. ABR. DIM
Dlligt ••• • s e I Ca,lis -- - 0 u
Waterford - . S 0 Malta •. • 1 •
Guernsey and Jersey 0 1 Frante -.- 1 0
Holland • •-1 0 Hantbuigh -- 0 •

We are happy to say, that the Seamen belonging
to Aberdeen, hate wiw returned to their duty ; and
have ofered no further interruption to the trade of
the port.

The Westminster Militia has sailed from Harwicl•.
In assist in the restoration of order and obedience to
the laws afnong the Seamen in the North.
Arrived off Dover the Rebecca, CmusTie, from
the South Seas. Arrived in the River the Prince,
Town, from ditto.

The Hannah, BROWN, from Riga for Dublin, was
driven nn short, on the 4th instant, at Deerness, near
Kirkwall.

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 14.
Arrived the Mary, Su su.s.., from Dublin. Sailed the
Howe, Anew, for Havre. Orders have reached for
the following, packets to sail Princess Elizabeth, for
Lisboa ; Di or New, York ; Lord Siclntouth, fur
Jamaica ; and Lord Hobart, for the Brazils.

PORTSMOU rti, OC I'OBER 16.
Arrived his Majesty's ships MISLRTOR. from,
Guernsey; PROTHCTOR, from Cork; and MORGIANA,
from Quebec : alui the following transports : Eliza,
from Guernsey ; Queen, from Quebec ' • Exchange;
and Bidford, from Cot k ; and Prince, from Sierra
Leone.—Wind W.S.W.

DEAL, OCTOBER le.
Arrived the Triton, HALL, from St. Peteraburph;
PORCUPINE and Comm frig4tes, and sailed for the
River to be paid off. Put back the IvntoatitA frigate.

HARWICH. OCTOBER ie.
Arrived the Prince of Oiling, packet, with a Mail
from Holland. Sailed the Chines A E and rriends
AJ with the Westminster Militia for Sunderland.

Sunday night, Mr. HANILTOW. the Under Secre.
tart' of State, arrived at Dover, from Lord CASTLE.
REACH, at Paris, and proceeded to Lord LtvaarooL,
at Walmer Castle.

Yesterday morning, Mr. FlSlllit, the King's Mes.
senger, arrived in Downinkstrett, with Dispatches
from Paris.

Intelligence has reached the Admiralty that the
NORTHUMELRLAND was off MAdtiTil On the 24th of
August; all her passengers in health and good spirits,
and reconcilidio their tate. General BONAPARTIC is
said to reel the value of the indulgence that has been
shewn him.
A letter received from Tobermory, Island of Mull.
October 3. says—" This day the Packet-boat be-
tween Mull and Coll, having on board twenty-one
men and one woman. ovenet, and all on board
perished. There was a fair at Coll, to which the
passengers were going. The accident happened when
an attempt was made to re_urn to port on account of
the high winds." The letter mentions the following
persons as having been on board s—Kenneth *Lean,
merchant, Kihnore, Mull; Hector Morrison and
Malcolm M•Donald, drovers there—two Chapmen
from 'Edinburgh, but their names are not mentioned—
all the rest belonged to Cunish, Mull. The Master of
the Packet was not on board hen the accident hap.
paned, but he had two sons; and, what is remarkable,
he, about nine years ago, lost another Packet with
two sons
.; having thus, by two accidents, lost font
rims and two Packets.

A Dutch Mail arrived last night. The (*Dewing
are the pthicipal contents

%BRUSSELS: OCTOBER •
In consequence if the cions established by the Treaty 0,
Peace, a part of the Prussian army is to leave Freese; yet, not•
withstanding this, It is observed, that several battalions of Prm.
daps pass the Moselle, in order to penetrate into France, and
that ocher corps of Landwehr are upon the march for thitssame
destination. _ _ _

The blockade of Charlement Is again made much more strict,
and it even seems that measures are taking anew to prosecute
the siege of that forums; it is to be presunsed that the contra.
dictiens which appear Is those circumstances wiU be speesbly
cleared up. Within a few days, several °Seers at LUle have
been confined in the citadel, for having disobeyed the King's
Ordinance to return to their own departments. Most of the
French military not only seem to be animated with a bad spirit,
but do not scruple openly to avow It.
We hear that the national guard at Daley. which does t'ae duty
In that fortress. has received orders to redouble its vigilance, he.
cause troops of tee Allies were not far from the place. 'Eke same
tuitional guards have been offered pay as regular troops, but have
declined its Tbe same has been the case ac.Valenckoues pod
A rue.
_ _

1 Ye Prussian troops centime to advance in the neighbourhood
of Mets and Verdun, and have efen gone into cantonments elms
to the animas at shags two fortresses.
HA01711,.0C POSER 11.
This afternoon we fad tbe.pleawite to see our beloved Queen
arrive here with the Princess Marianne, assisoon after his Ma.
jesty the King, with $ small retinue. Their Majeitimalighted at
the Palm in the Nictt.
It is said that his y immediately go to the Teel to
view the let divisiod the troops destined for Batavia, whose
departure, if wind and weather an favourable, is said to be And
for the idth of this mooch.

BlRTH.—Saturday last; at Langport, in Somerset.
shire. the Lady 'of VINC/DIT SfUCILIT.II:I. of a son.