Star.
London, England, 1815-12-02 00:00:00

EXTRACT VP A Urinal lottOM taLut—lcovvnist 28.

" You know that the Foreign Jaurnals have
been prohibited here. 1)u not be surprised at
measure. For some time past, our Magistrates have
seen with pain, in certain Journal:, at ticl:s directei
against the I-louse of Bourbon : sometimes it is a pre
tended justiScation of Count Blacas—A yell satin
upon the Royal Family ; sometimes extracts from thi
English Papers, in which the King and the Priam
are not spared. In the unhappy situation, Fiance 4
so agitated, people's minds so divided, it has ap'
peered wise to prohibit Papers which might endangt:
the public tranquillity of our cetintiy.
66 The first permanent Council of War of the
Military Division, sitting at Liile, in its sittinpi of
the '24th instant, condemned Francoi; Lieu•
tenant in the 4th Provisional Company cf il.r Legioc
of the North, to a year's imprisonment and costs of
suit, as'being =Owed of having, on the 14th c:
this month, in etpublic place, held lanruagr =ding
to weaken the respect due to th perscn and aitt:x•
rity of the King."

A Jamaica Mail arrive(' this morning. brought tc
Falmouth by his Majesty's ship GOLDTINCIi. By
Mail we have received Jamaica Gazettes to the 101,:
of October.

The Independents, or Anti-Royalists, of Cardja•
gena, have obtained a slight victory over the regular
troops sent from Spain, under General Ivlcan.ce.
with a view to subjugate them. This evert tool.
place on the sth of August : alth,,ugh is is an•
nounced in a pompous manner in the eft:thigetia
papers, it appears to have been a mere skirra:,h, iL
which, however, the Independents had the advantage
They are amply supplied with provisions by the
Americans.

Sr. JAGO. SEPTEMBER 29.—1.05 t Sunday morning
a most fatal duel took place on the race•ground, ned
this town, between Lieutenant MiGLASHAX and En-
sign B—, both of the 101st Regiment. The former
Gentleman received a mortal wound in the belly, ef
which he died early the following morning, and Ln•
sign B— was wounded in one of his arms.

Lord CASYLERFARR transacted business yesterday
at his Office, in Downing•street, and afterwards had
a consultation with Earl BAT/WEST, at his Office, at
Sir HENRY TORRENS, and Sir HARRY CALVERT,
the Adjutant General.
Yesterday Earl BATHURST gave a grand dinner t
a numerous party.
The health of his Grace the Duke of NORFOLK sti:•
continues a very declining state.
Saturday last the first meeting of the Catholic As-
sociation was held in Dublin, and it was resolved that
,the Petitions of the Catholics, to both Houses of Par.
' liament, should be presented in the first week of the
Session, by the Earl of DONOUGHWIRE and Sir HaNRY
PARNRI.L. An Address to the PRINCE IteGENT WJS
also ordered to be prepared.
THa DUELLIST'.••-A letter from Deal, dared NO-
mintier 30, says, Gs Sir CHARLES SAXTON and Colonel
BROWNE have just landed here from France, ar well/
Sir Qum. as fired at Mr. Lamm witl'eut
and the latter declined returning the fire."

NAVAL INTELLVINCE.

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 29.

rrive3 the Robert and Mary, RALEY, from Wey.
; Curly, ROSWALL, from London ; Hinchin-
.„oce Nan, SUTTON, from Lisbon, in ten days ;-
--.„cher pAcket, Pruce, from the Brazils, in 50 days ;
• )1, iongfield Hall, Lusz, from London for Tobago.
AM the EIiZA, Nrcou, for Naples, and returned
by contrary winds. Arrived the brig True-
:.tion, Captain PE %1::i, from Liverpool, bound to
•ri.onburgh. Sailed his Majesty's ship SEALARK on
eruize.--Wimi South.

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER sn.

Nri;vej the Dulwich sloop, Jona HARE master,
• Newry to London ; Hope. /Prussian Gallo*
.:J.: mister, from Liverpool to Bremen ; Conquer
N LEADER mister, '25 days from Newfound.
bound to 'l', igniuouth ; Brothers, DUGDALE,
'ln Lisbon; Mary, WHITS, from Liverpool ; John
Mary, LAWQMSAD, from Waterford ; Fly, Ho-
AN, from London to Limerick; and the Trio,
BURTY, from Yarmouth to Leghorn.—Wind
,hith, blowing hard.
PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER

Arrived le Corse French store ship, from Roche.
.rt.—Sailed the ABUNDANCE store ship, for the
!,:trard ; PaUas. RoßaNsiw, for London ' • and his
Majesty's ship SALISBURY, for the Eastward..

DEAL. DECEMBER
Rcrnlin the Warrior, PEACHF4 for India; Eliza-
and several transports, for orders. Wind S.W.

RAMSGATE, DECEMBER 1.

Several of the transports that have been lying here
fir some time past, have sailed this day for Ostend
r.alt a part of the waggon train, and others for
lever. Most of the remaining are under orders for
^e or other of these places. A Dutch ship, mark-
ed :or the East Indies, is now riding in the Gull
i:r.?am, abreast of this place. We are just informed
ti at the sllop felemacus, TOBIN master, from Ply.
recuth for London, was en shore on the Goodwin
tl is morning, got off as the tide flowed, and proceed-
ed for the Rtver.