Star.
London, England, 1817-06-21 00:00:00

RAMSGATE, JUNE 20.

Arrived this morning at day-break from
the Flying Fish packet, Captain Sstreit, with 1.5 or
IG passengers and a carriage. We have much plea-
sure in stating to the public, that the Ostend trade
from thi; port is about to be revived, as it is found
the tedious passage horn London completely wears
mu those who are unaccustomed to the water ; many
passengers even new take their departure from Dover,
and it must be allowed on all hands, that this port is
not only nearer to Ostend than Dover, but than any
other port in England ; in short, with proper atten-
tion to the trade, this port. from its local situation
and excellent harbour, must command at all times
and seasons, the best of the passage business to the
Netherlands. The great influx of highly respectable
visitants to this deservedly esteemed watering place.
has within the last week tar exceeded the most san-
guine expectation of its well wisher:, anl we have the
great additional pleasure to say, that the general ap-
pearances of the corn in the island,- seem to promise
a most abundant harvest.—Sir rgTER PoLe, Dart.
has taken for six months, East Cliff Lodge, lately
occupied by the Most Noble the Marquis WELLESLNY.

The PRINCE Rvccwr returned to town on Thurs-
day night irons Windsor. Yesterday his Royal High-
ness gave an audience to Viscount SIDaIOUTH.
The Duke of NVELLINGrON came to town on
Thursday front Windsor, and transacted business at
the Foreign Office.
On Thursday, at Windsor, the Non-commissioned
Officers and Privates of the Royal Horse Guards had
a good substantial dinner, and a merry ball, in ho-
nour of the battle of Waterloo. They were indebted
to their superi-r Officers for these festivities, which
were made the more welcome to them from being
given in the same tests and apartments which had
witnessed the entertainments of the preceding day.
Prince BLUCHER arrived at Carlsbad on the 31st
of May, for the benefit of the waters. He occupies,
as a temporary residence, the Hotel engaged for the
Kum of Youssut, who is expected there at the end of
this month.

ISOW.STIIEET...— —ROBBERY OF TUB YbIAR KRT.
Times lITE--Yesterday the second examination of
John Hahne:, alias Jonachns S Richard James, Thos.
mai 114vit, and J.seph Holland took place before It.
EIItNIP:, Esq. the Sitting Magistrate, charged with
being found concealed in tha Theatre Royal, Flay-
mat ket, and also with robbing it of various articles
of property. The glass which has been stolen and
taken away from the Green Room, had been there
since the time of the late Mr. Foote. Mr. Morris and
Mr. Winston, two of the proprietors, were present ;
the for mlr was bound over to prosecute, and the pri-
soners were fully committed for trial.

QULEN-SQUA A paragraph having appeared in
a Nothing Paper, in which Mr. Dowling, a news-
paper reporter, and one of the witnesses in the recent
State Trial. was described as a ,‘ Coadjutot" 44
Castle, the principal evidence, Mr. Dowling took
.ume pains to discover the author. Having learnt
that it came from the pen of Mr. Peter Finnerty, also
4 newspaper reporter, Mr. Dowling expressed an
intention of horse-whipping the author when he met
Dim. This threat was accordingly put in execution
on Thursday, in the Strand; and yesterday the par-
lies appeared before the Magistrates at this Office.
I. tell party having told his story, Mr. FIELDING or.
deted Mr. Dowling to find bail for the assault in the
Ma instance. and intimated an intention to exact bail
this day from both parties, to keep the peace tawlr,is
each c:;ter, t.r.dcr a pknalty cl 41.00