Star.
London, England, 1817-09-25 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAlLS—at'. DMZ. A. DOC
Dublin • 1 France • - - 1 0
Waterford - • I I Hamburg,* - - 0 1
Gormley and Jersey 0 0 Oottenburgh - O I
Lisbon • - - 0 1 Flanders - - - o o
Holland - - 0 0 Malta . . 0 1
Bras ila - - 9 0 I Jamaica 0 •

The Crown Prince Frederick. ScWFL, is arrived in
the River, from Norway. She was brought to on
Sunday night off the Dogger Bank by a three•masted
schooner, with another crutzer (a brig) in company.

FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 22.
Arrived the Enterprise, Homtss, from London.

PIRTIMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 24.
Arrived the Grey B-rostorlF, JANSON, fmm Moss.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Timm, for Weymouth;
Thetis, CHOLsTts, for Shields; and the Nassau, for
Hansborgh.—Wtod E.S.E.

DEAL. SEPTEMBER 24.
Arrived and sailed for the River the Endeavour,
SAMMILJTOII3 Charente. S 'Bed the PIONEER schooner,
on a eruize. Remain in the Downs the Savant, fri-
gate, and MART sloop of war.—Wind N.E.

HARWICH, SEPTEMBER 24.
Sailed the Prince of Orange Packet. for Holland;
and Lord Nelson Packet, for Cuxhaven, with. Mails.

HULL,•3IIPTEMBER sr&
Arrived the Symmetry, MAnote, from Davie
Straits, with seven fish, 260 butts.

GRAVESEND, SEPTEMBER 24.
Arrival the Messina, Morley, and Estes-fine, Wilmot, from
Memel; Bell, Waters, and Aaron, Mapleton, from Archangel;
loan, Dischars, from Potereborgh ; Vrouw Elizabeth, Vander-
sqin ; Neptune, Samna ; Duke of Weßington. Maria; and
, Psi, from Ostend; Nimbi., Milne, from Riga; Marga-
ret bora Boom Aping Cast and Johan, Damson,
Asia Sesokholo ; Percival, Thompsom, bum Nerve; Minerva,
Goes, free Dram ; Morahan& Friend, Anderson, from Copen-
hagen. Mary-Aan, lEingoll, from Oeutonborgh. Sailed the Ann
and Sinai. Ronnie, for Hanlon:0; Rover, Calla, for Calais;
Active, Cron, for Palm ; Bideford, bd.Donsid, for Seville;
Jessie. Sinclair, for Flisinerer; Ponies& Increased, Manning, for
St. Christsphses.
_ CUSTOM-HOUSE, SEPTEMBER 14.

SUM ILIIT2IIIO INW411011.•-The Harirwon, Thornhill, from
Montserrat; Aherne, Hastiersoo; and Neptune. Harrison, from
Petenborgh ; Margaret, —, from Ramos Ayres; lady Aim,
Matthews; from St. Vincent'.; Amity, Pivot, from Waterford ;
Britannia. Boni. front Archangel ; Pectoral, Thompson. front
Marva; Sala, WiMentess. mg Crown Primo Frederick, Scheel,
from Norway; Nimble, Man, from Riga; John, Greetmen,
and Sprlginly. Wiekol, from Memel; Swift, Walker, from Stet.
tin; Tyne. BA. from Calcutta; Joege Jan. Omer!. and Duke
of York, Fryer. from Rotterdam.
01,7trAa os.—The Courier, Hoek ; Lawny. Orsy; and Unity,
Brown. for Rotterdam; Atm, Wilkie. for Rio Janeiro and the
Cm* offlood Hope; Sarah Joking... Seas Comeliness, for Ber.
am and Drontbelm; Reward, Barclay; Ann, Goodwin; and
Tied Cann, GAM, for Jamaica; Princess Mary, Nicholson,
fai4l.4lboanas's and Hari; Albion. Filers, for Ostend; Rapid,
ihrifbeit, for tin Havannah ; Dispatch. Robertson, for Tobago;
Angarmin. Robinson, for Peterslmegh ; Bee, Adams, kw Ham-
burgh ; sod Plantagenet, Anderson, far Madeira and Jamaica.

A twelvemonth ago More than half of the ship-
wrights of Liverpool- were out of work : at present
there is scarcely a single good workman unemployed.
The same may be said of most of the other classes
of Mechanics and artificers connected with shipping.
Liverpool letters furnish no farther particulars that
pare interesting with regard to the late fraud on the
revenue. The vessel was cleared out for Hamburgh.
The extent of the fraud is not yet ascertained ; several
more people are stated to be implicated. The search
after the goods in London continues with great acti.
why, and several farther seizures have been made.
Tranquillity continues to prevail at Breslau, nor
has there been Any disturbance in any other quarter
of Silesia. Precautions are, however, still observed
at Breslau, and the garrison has been reinforced by
two regiments

A private letter from Dresden, dated September 9,
says—" There is a great influx of strangers here, at
present, whn are chiefly Russians, Prussians. or Poles,
returning from Carlsbad, or Toplitz. The English
are not numerous ; amongst them are the Earl of
AWCRAM, Lnrd WM. RUSSILL, and Sir HUGH DM.-
ItYMPLI. Of those who are here, very few were ab-
sent from the Theatre, the other night. when Marleth,
well translated by SCHLZOIL, was performed. The
character of Lqplg Nadia was played by Madame
SCHROZDER, SIDIMUS of Germany, who is cer-
tainly a fine actress, and has an excellent conception
of moat characters.—One peat object of curiosity
MIT is the fortress of Kcenigstein (the King's rock),
within which there is a remarkable well. This, bow.
OOP, it is not, probable that any stranger wits bare an
opportunity of seeing; for permission was refused to
the Duke of Divots:mac, though his Grace applied
for it by means of Mr. Mosuza, our Minister. The
monument of General Moazat; stands on the field of
beide soipething more than a mile Irom this place,
and though extremely simple, consisting of one gra.
site stomt. is very impressive, being surmounted with
a bronze behest, wreath And sword. The inscription
is asstely--• The hero, MOREAU' fell late by the
'side of Autetiona.