Star.
London, England, 1817-05-29 00:00:00

NAYAL INLVLLIGENCE.

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11,11,M11()I1111, MAY 16,
Arrived the 11IND Revenue cutter, from a cruize.
An American ship is n )w otF this harbour, but cannot
fetch her Anchorage before it is very late.

P.M.] SMOU I li, MAY va.
1:1, Ikldjesty's ship FAVOURYTE
ftr Deptfurd.—Word N th.

DEAL T.IAY
Arrived and sair I t-r the River, the Alexander,
from Bombay; John Barry, PEAT, from
Jamaica ; And Prince [(vent, Buttorms, from Li,bon.
.Cartie d iwn tram the River and saiird the Emperor
Alcza.:ikitr, for fv.! Weird ati,l Providenci• ; and
13rixtrN, for tl:e Cape of Go id H )pe. Cot-
Elizabeth, %Vial-E. for the C4pe.—Wind S. E.

IiAIiWICIi, MAY 2s.
Sailed the Auian.r packet, for Gottmborgls ;
ince of Oraiii.:e ['Atka, tor Halliod, and 1.44
Nepean packet, t.,1 Cuxhavt.n, aii with mails.

WEYMOU l'ki, MAY 2ii.
Arrived yesttn.l4y :fit Ag4aitutrinn,,,lAct;sos, from
C4lcutt ; lr,t tlirre in S-pt:•inner ; Mauritius in Fe-
bruary; and clic Cape 1704 MArch—the Supercargo
'midi:a here And set riff d scaly tvr

GRAVESEND, MAY VI.
Arrivel the fAhrlla, tram G. ; rb.navval, tram
1 cllan ; Lit7a, 1a:11, to m I L•mb..r,;tl; xal I lir oraictlr, Ta•
nirt.-1, tram Flour. Nnird the Enph,:wia, itt ley, for Qucbec
and Nlawreal; Star, A,lcrt for i.ntv.stry ; 11014,:ty, Robri:,.
tar C4lail; and First blucl,vr, KW!, tut Rotel.

cusTom-Hou,E. mAy
ENTERED INWARDS -- I lir Petrrg, from
Witmer ; Ado1;.1. Frid.nca, Liarrt!., at, .a,—,tram
Wo4;tt.t ; SorhiJ, Lernr, trout isai,(lo.o ;
Gene ; 31.t.1 N atrtlou, Chandicr, from 114:1 ngt.n.
OUTWARDS— i Ile lA/Dori, 14*.epc, 21:d !aver, M•Larrn, for
Kulatigsbcrg, and Llhing ; Nun, for lieturrara;
Nkrct..rsot' 1 t irnd, Amirrt.o for Etintt and M. Pr.
ter,ht,tgli ; Nut:lngham, Ms v, for fAsl.rur and ~t,ifiu; Mar•
quit ur Attte-c.t. Drown; Dolp',.n, Power, and Ptincr,s of
tuas jus.. for 0.! erld ; Nmanot., Peters, and harmony,
L),.tiver,ll, %%ikon, W‘tt. rail, tor Pet. rab Irish (fur
raent,crb only); tiro:ller%. .vli arc, end Fro-n Gaut, fur Calais.
‘'LSZ:LLS SP,KEN
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The Andes, sw4-111, tro-tn-1:1-verp.4tor New York,
out ten (lA's, on the 21st instant, in lat. 50. long. 16.
ny the Edward, ByAm, arrived At Luverpool.
The Undaunted, Talton, on the 27th en,tant,
1.4 t. 99. losig. 12. W. all well, by the Fanny, arrived
oil Portland.

Tile *hip Charles, of Jeriey, from Ar.tiirins 1(1
Hataiburgh, all well, on the 20th instant, by Cie Lady
Nt•pe •ti packet, arrived off Heligniind.
'fin: John, of Dartmouth, from Ge;,tia to New
Y..ik, on the 27th &tun", its lat. -17. SI:. song. 31.
W. by the Louisa, Arrived is the Clyde.
The Ann, Rennie, from Dent,tr.r.t to I.:verpor.l,
on the 14th instant, by the Hantial,, artived os. Li-
verpool.

The Commerce, of Yarmouth, f:orr: Guernsey tc
St. John's, on the 20tii instant, in Lit. 4.7. C. long.
12. by the Tyber, arrived at Falmouth.
The Fanny, arrived off PorthinJ. sp•:ke the Tick't,t
C.rthagerian privateer, off Antigua, born B.ienos
Ayres, on a cruize ; in the course of that day sae cap-
tured three Spanish vessels, the Fanny being in sight
at the time.

Extract of letter from St. Petershugh, dated the'
tld instant Captain C. P. Nyssen, num* ortt
Danish ship Den Nye Prove, has lost his s!:ip near '
Heligoland."

The key-stone of the magn;ficent arch of the Re-
gent's Bri2ge, over the low Calton, Edinburgh, WAS
fixed in en Saturday night, at half past nine o'clock.
The works on she South Jetty of the Dock
at
.Plymouth,. lately ordered to be suspended, ale
about 'to be resumed in a manner tnat will place the
operations of the diving-bell in A new and most inte-
resting light. The boson is not to be completed, but
filled up. The entrance or opening to it trom the sea, I
alter !saving the mud excavated by dredges, is to re-
ceive four rows of piles driven three feet apart, whose
tops will be cut off, by men in the diving-bell, at,
thirty feet below low water marl. Sleepers will then '
be placed on the pile heads, with a platform of six
inch plank, when the masonry will co mence, with
the aid of the diving hell, until it reaches low water
mark, being a height thus extraordinarily raised, amid
difficulties better to be conceived :flan described, of
thirty teet. The height of the Harbour Wall, when
completed, will be about fifty teet. It is probable
that these curious operations, it successful, will give
birth to a new era in the construction of build ngs
under water, by rendering the deep subservient as it
were to msn, which has hitherto resisted his iiiiluence.
Madura are at this tome so plentiful on the coast
of Devonshire, that they sold in Plymouth Market,
fat Saturday last, at 14 for a shilling.
Leaesto, May 19.—The fair is over. N•ine of the
favourable nopes conceived of it have been realialcl.
It WAS even duller than our Michaelmas fair. At no
other time has there been such an abundance of mer-
chandizes here; neither, at any other time, has the
number of buyers been so small. Goods ea Enelish
manufacture were really in masers; the int:Pi:rine:, the
muslins and the wocillen cloths of Great Britain were
offered at all prices. Here, as at Frankfort, the
indiennes were sold at three gm the ell. The exces-
sive dearness of provisions has rendered the sale of
I mei chandizes insignificant. Numerous failures having
also weakened credit, orders of all sorts have been
astonishingly lessened ; and sales have been necessa-
rily forced at any price. At the last blichaelmas
fair the number of visitors was seven thousand less
than usual; it was still less at this. This stagnati-n
chews the necessity for rendering tolls and duties less
burthensome.—Paris Paper.
At the University of Upsal, there are at present
'2llB Students, of whom 298 apply to theology, 198
an law, and 134 to medicine. The library of this
Univeteity is about to be augmented by 19,000
volumes, which compose the library of Professor
Tacils'2N, at Rostock, and which have been purchas-
ed by Government for 3000 crowns. This collection
is enriched with several works on Oriental, Spanish.
land Portuguese literature.
' About SW persons or both sexes, and of all ageh
are on the eve of their departure from Rotterdam for
• the New World. A Lady has purchased a merchant
•I vessel to convey them to North America, and it is,
said tilt she has bought stores sufficient for
C.icir subsistence during the voyage.