Star.
London, England, 1818-08-18 00:00:00

CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON,

Stun nerzaso Lswaens.--Tile Fancy, :'::.'t,
John, Wyatt ; and Prince of Watar:i a,
Britannia, Lamb; and Patty, Spring:le, it
Tod*, 3l'Pbt•rton, from Peteraburgb; and f
ifrom Dram.

Gorwaam.—Gencrons Friend, Baldry; r.
and Kelso, Pottenger, for Bremen; Traveller,
Bombay; Anna, Trist, for Berbice ; OoNn,
Happy Return, Bartlett, for Cork : Dorothy,
Stains, Spencer, for Harnburgh ; Augustus Cad
Delight, Gray, for Jamaica; William Lushh•yn
St. Kitt's ; Voluria, Hobbs, for St. Peterilwargh
lewthwaite, for Trinidad; and Ddafouree,
Vincent's.

The Eliza, BOSWALD, arrived at
Davis's Scraits, brings the following at
success of the undermentioned ships, vi,
Lady Jane, of Newcastle, 10 fish; Grenville
fish; Resolution, of Loudon, 9 ash; Duck
Hull, 7 fish.

The Algemeine Zeitung contains thefollo,
" M. FOCCHZ has obtained perrni,dou to
settle at Lints, the capital of Upper Austria.

of the indi%lduals cotnprehendcli. in the Ordmany

July having published- pamphlets against him,
rious, he is about publbhing, it is said, on itis pu
rious notes on the person and conduct of every

The Spanish schooner, Santa Marti.
laden with brandy, snap, &c. from 13;

Andero, s‘bich we briefly stated to i
tured off Cape Fihisterre, by the Inde

teer Union, of Buenos res, mounting
having on board '2+o men, who, finding mt.
could not proceed without repairs, and being .
desirous of obtaining a supply of provident, sent h,
into Penzance, where she was immediate^ tab
possession nf by the Fox rcv.mue cutter; tin .11a:-.
of which having reported the case to Lord EILUCCI:t
as the Comrnander on the Plymouth staticn, was
rected by his Lordship to take her to Falmouth, m
the determination of Government shall be known.

The following is an extract of a letter from t
Agent to Lloyd's, at Westport, dated the 10116
stant :—" On the 3cl inst. a three-misted Sprit
vessel, with lateen sails, about 80 tons burden, lain
with wine, brandy, Geneva, spirits of annissed, sea?
paper, canvas, and twine, was seized in the act
smuggling in Black Sod Bay, by R. BINCHAII,
a Magistrate. On the ciew, consisting of 11 yet
being brought up here, some of whom are me
colour, and the Captain, Mate, and two others On
subjects ; the circumstances of the case being cant
dered rath'r suspicious, they have been examined, •
the following is the Captain's report :—His name
G. o•Mallay, a native of this country ;--sailed fin
Buenos Ayres, with the rank of Lieutenant, on ho;
an insurgent ship of war, commanded by COW
dote Ross ; that off Cape Finisterre they took a Si
nish vessel c:Illed the. San Carmen ; that he, the,
sent crew, a Mr. Johnson, and four others, in all
persons, were put on board said vessel (Johnson
prize-master) in order that they should proceed ir
the prize to South America ; that, being short cf
visions, Johnson and four of the crew took the l
in order to board a vessel then to windward. for
purpose of obtaining a {ripply, but that they did
return. They afterwards were forced by coat:
winds on this coast, where they were detected se:
the cargo and the vessel seized." The writer
intimates a cuspicion that the prize-master lad,
men alluded to had been destroyed ; but the fact
that they were landed at Weymouth on the 9clun
The following is an extract of a letter from
board his Majesty's ship Oman, dated .
July 3 We had a tremendous passage.
from Sierra Leone, nothing but light winds, ram.
tornadoes. However, in rounding Cape Thres-poc
we fell in with a ship under Spanish colours, mat
with three-fourths Americans, but a few, days or.l
coast, from New York and Porto Rico (from ttnl
ter on the 23d of February). Having the li!:4
Spain's late Proclamation on board, it was easy to
cide what to do with her ; she bad only S 3 say('
board, but a cargo sufficient to purchase.6oo.
sent her to Jamaica fur adjudication. She 5 a'
ship, coppered, ant copper fastened. 200 tons,
found in every thing, and armed with four log
pounders, which she used with small arms r
smartly, until the round and grape of our 52. p
ders began to tell about her. Upon taking 11,..:1
sion, we found her to be the late Windsor (2
packet, captured during the war by the Artar
on her voyage from the Brazils. We left Cape t.
on the 20th of May, and Acre on the 23d, whoa
Spaniards were thick about us ; but having ``()'
and seven Officers absent in prizes, &c. we CO*'l
do more. An unfavourable wind and curra,
vented our touching at St. Thomas's, so we 51
fur Ascension, where we relished'a good a.:.110,
(tan green fat (t tle), for which that island IS te,
mous. In one oldie prizes, we found a Lunous c:
nometer, which had been plundered from an I:
lish ship on the coast. We sail for Jamaica tr-n
I row—all well."

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yc::.day arrived at ('ores the schooner Venus,
front Cork, with tbur Officcis and about 100
Z; :el/4, f the 66th Regiment, for Albany Barracks.
routes have been received for the
12.1;e following
ewes, to the undermentioned
b of the 4th Drag
ne troop stationed . Clolieen, to
oat to Cork—two troops stationed at Cahir, one
to proceed to Bandon, and the other troop to
(*.two troops stationed at Gort, one troop to
oted to Fermuy, and the other to Cork—one troop
ivora at Loughrca, troo
ps reed to Limerick—in
tewns the several rare to do duty. The
..i„.l.quarters of the regiment is to be at Cork. •
grout, was received at Cappoquin, where a troop
to the 16th Light Dragoons (Lancers) is
r,,iveJ, directing that one Subaltern, one Serjeant,
ultvely: rank and file, mounted together, with a
..mortiorate number of dismounted men, should
Wefrom thence to Tallow, where they are to do
Atr'til relieved by other troops.
A rcil.e was received by the party of the 20th
,r)uned at Athy, directing that a detachment,
af one Subaltern, one Serjeant, and thirty
rck inSiLle,lhould march from thence. in order to
fng duty at Ala.
vrt received at the several stations occu-
ii,k U: Lk "Och bight Dragoons, directing their
iorn, in order to syleir relieving the 4th
D. 4.0,0, at the following places :—One Troop sta.
evd a Tallow, to proceed to Cahir ; one Troop
opziAg to the squadron stationed at Cork, to pro-
t'ahir ; three Troops stationed at Limerick,
r-,of which is to proceed to Gort, and the remain-
Tro,,p to march to Loughrea ; one Troop sta-
ili..t Ferraoy, to proceed to Cahir; one Troop at
in like manner, to proceed to Cahir, and the
ii;ig Troop, stationed at Cork, to proceed to the
destination. Calar is to be the head-quarters of
e;:e.6iment.

THE EVIED aRrICE CLUB.

wLich 1115 been executed on the
ir,pat of this ;I;indsome pile, was exhibited to
;ale on Saturday last. The idea is this :
it offering a recompence--hulding out a wreath in
tMl.nd:q the Army and Navy. The subjects are classically
ty Os the. right are the prows of vcsstls and their sails ;
ixplesients and Briti,h tars. On the left, the Arniy,
ti.. .rd by horses -ind warriors of different ages. The figures
:for fat in heizia, and pussessing uncommon intelligence
tandAscd the drawing, and Wrossew
titaivd it.

iwoe will be finished in November ; but it
s ta,-,iy a month longer to complete the interior
itss...;:.r. namely, the furniture, &c. A portico
Dane order, with four columns, of the same
inv tlcie on the Western side, will give a com-
rali7set:!:rt to the basso selirro. The principal'
nassill be three, each from 60 to 70 feet long,.
el:;) The first—the saloon, will he richly
tencevii with shields of the three countries—
H , &algid, and Ireland. At the upper end
iiicTrnent will be placed a very fine picture
ilnrsnriocg, as being the founder of the club.
..The stud great room is intended for a library
ahlinE3 rr_ctr: : the third, the dining and coffee-
ami ;other taiilg rooms ; the largest is 40 feet long;
Xs is to b.; ci,led the house- Ailing-room, wherein
asessillbe 'ail every day in the year. There arc
troblYtararvii. The•establishtuent will be very
krge, not Its 6n15 men servants, with upper do-
-11.1666 eta ill ri:or description ; the maitre dhote:
t.;l:ar a salonor 300 a year. Immensely large
. fa wino; they will contain IL.O pipes, and-a
pet of Wens are already laid in.
'ay lint dinner will be held in January, at which
teDuke of %% Euixurom will preside. The Plums
bow :add the Commander-in-Chief, will also be
Peat

Tax WILLINGTON TEST IMONI A L.—The first stone
so laid on the I stit of June, 1817, the Anniversary
lithe battle of Waterloo, in the most eligible aims-
in in the Plicenix Park, Dublin. This pile is compo-
ril wholly of that very durable stone called granite,
rtt trill atctips the attention of the Artists for another
f.ll the 18th day of June in the next year, on
sikh day it will be presented to public view. Its
Lee is 100 feet square; sloping upwards it forms
Witt° a pedestal fifty feet square, with another
Osul in fmnt, on which stands an • equestrian
Eft of the illustrious Duke. Then above that
Infix shaft of the Obelisk, which is thirty feet at
de t:se. The whole rises two hundred and ten
ke- On each of the four sides will be engraven,
e brats letters, the names of the different victories,
moat of the cannon taken in India, Spain, Portugal,
rid Imre. A subscription of twenty thousand
Fonds (the whole raised from private funds, and
retsubicriter an Irishman) was completed in the
vete af a few weeks. Mr. ROBERT SMIRKZ fur-
lin design.
"thetlz! se'nnight, a soldier of the 88th regi-
me?. iras ;barged at the Police Office, Edinburgh,'
eith stabbing an inhabitant of that City on the pre-
c'i Sunday evening, about eight o'clock, on the
illee of Canon to Ile offence was proved, and
the was sent to jail for three weeks.
/Lout eight o'clock, on Wednesday, morning, a
rye', at the vegetable market, in Eclin-
qb, had his pocket picked of his pocket-book,
ts-tlining £7O pounds in bank notes. and an order
llessrs. Ramsay, Bonars, and Co. for £lOO.
.rnarsior a very melanch.oly accident happened at
„'''eifts.ll Locks, near Glasgow. A young woman,
'lreTt Wilson, was washing on the banks of the
(141, when the Lock-keeper, a young man, of the
zze of Sinclair Henderson, making fun with her,
4'* both fell into the water, and were drowned.
aYe'terklalf, between three and four o'clock, as the
'Pay Mail was on its road to town, it was unfor-
l:,..ttzlv ere:turned within four miles of St. Neot's.
4.e.f the passengers were hurt. The ceachniar.
~s ;Lindy b"- d, but the guard, .701:N Cita RLEJ
" Werely hurt, and conveved to Es house at
where he lies dangercu sly hl.
Tit E:`-
re? of °aren't). a few days ago, conse-
!:':lm beialf of the Bishop of D.:, IiMA NI, three
•4T czurches nre a chapel et case, in the district of
shish a firs 041' '.77n composed
eitet'lee h r'f m on! :it tat. divided into
The livings arc in thy 1:.,• )oniiralts , the
‘labents et ,;l'ich arc to lA....tlciacd ticni
cf ;he