Star.
London, England, 1827-11-09 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN COFFER HOUSE.

fargspooL, during the whole of the day,
kaa nem front MS. with tiorp thick weather, and a fishing boat
arched this morning, aistS niplised the Pacific, from New York, to
be outside; two steam bonNitime seat in search of her; and have
returned without being able to MI in with her. The whole of ,the
outwird bound, consistiog tit about 100 sail .of vessels, got tinder
weigh, but owing to the lisidinik" of the weather, it Is ant probable
they will proceed further tbtni die-Rock.

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Arrived at Cronstadt to 21et Oct. 1,206 shin sated t,104.
The David, FT re, from Rita to Rawtaaaie, was &avow on the
Herd Sand on Tuesday night, aud M 4 bet eureetad to be get
off after discharging. s
The Veen, GLaseotri front Lteet.66l itlliiwsa, was eben.
doused on the Ist instant on thOnnnibillidEin fop* Bask 14. i
a sinking stain crew sited. V, ft
zit allona, Coale,. (rpm M inl Mall Abillsrgli, sod a brig, naenel
as ilitiWn but supposed to be English, were stranded on the Wand
'of Needenay on the Ist instant.
Vim, Nov. 4.—The Carl Wilhelm Is on short to the southward.
Buousaaux, Nov. s—The report mike 30th ultimo, sa tee
English vessels being lost at the entrees a( the river is incorrect,
there being only a small French one.
FALMOUTIII, NOV47.—Wind S. W.-Arrived the Stephens, HaIlD•
dame. from Pictou.
' , PLTMOUTH, Nov. 7.—TheVigilant ketch, Lieutenant Milltbrin
in here yesterday frum ac..ruise. •Ifernaia—M..kiansoams,tlee
la. Ocean, Wihdsot Cavils; lannet, and Antelope; at the
the Royalist, Nightingale; sled Vigilant ;in the Sound. the
.enger, Sapphire, and Tyne, and the Amphitrite and Maria
risoe
tMlipsurts.

Nov. B.—Calm —Arrived from London the

Pciamswouvw,
Charles Brook, BELL, (or St. Vincent's ; and Julia;
,for St. Kites. 'Sailed the Alsrmitm, Watossr, for New South
Wale,;. a Greek transport, for Cork and the Mediterranean ; Cr-
crops, M.ssom, for Jamaica; Prince Regent, Hotta, for St. Mi-
chael's; and his Majesty's ship Primrose, for the coast of Africa.
r, Drat. Nov. a. —Wind N. W.—The Hector. Sams% and Ann,
-Baru, for Jamaica. passed about hail-past eleven.
, By a recent order of the Nsvy Board. it is directed that in future
those articles of sailors' clothing uDed " slope." shall be stored- at
the Victualling Mee, instead of the beck-yard, as hitherto.

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The greater put of the new Customhouse is expected
to be ready for business before Christmas.
Mooday evening, as the son of the late Mr. INDLIIII4
mail coach contractor, a fine boy about ten years at
age, was about to amuse himself with some crackers be:,
had bought, and which he put into his pocket until his
bonfire of faggots was lighted, eager to try the expert•
ment, he lighted one, but altering his mind, he blew it
out again and put it into his pocket. It is supposed
the embers were pot sufficiently extinguished, for in a
short time the whole took fire, and scorched him iu
terrible manner. Two surgeons attended immediately,
one from Edgware and another from Hendon, sad on
essraination they did not think that the injury done
was'very diusgerous. He liagered, however, until Wed-
aesttey morning. and at foss o'clock he died. The °pi-
t** cgs, elgvessiite tankerthan any serious
, Wain' *4ld r saes' of his death.

SIIIELD Titer. 6. ir%
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Theio has
.keen eery li7:lC;lteratiorg, either for that
better or worse, in the stake 04 our manufactures, Inc
several ornoths past. marinas depaetratiattt of the
cutlery trade, prices continue ruinously low I and, I may
add. will continue Inn', 'nu tong as At .Markets are
glutted with cheap and spurin4s article's. Acre is no
lack if demand for our • products, were they only
made for stet. It is that cursed mania fur 'cheapness,
which seems to be extending its infection through
all classes, /that the ingenions artisan and. the honest
manufacturer has most to compldn ii this mania
that has inundated the country with 4, „few eyes ;" and it
is this mania, unless checked is its proves's, that will,
in a few years, totally annihilate that. lirddable ambi-
tion to make and purchase articles vf superior excel-
lence, hitherto the pride and boast of Englishmen.