Star.
London, England, 1818-10-08 00:00:00

NArAL INPELLIGENC2.

*HIS D.S.

MA I IsS T
ARR. DDX. l\ XX. DUX.
Dublin 1 0 hi.1.63 0 0
Waterford 1 0 Malta 0 0
Guernsey and Jersey 0 0 France 1 0
Holland 00 I Tlamburgh 0 1
Gottcnburgh 0 0 Flanders 0 0
New Yotk and Halifax 0 0 Leward Islands 1 0

DOVER, OCTOZER 7.
His Imperial Highness the C7and Duke Mteli,
and suite arrived here this day: at noon, and after
'having inspected the fortifications on oar Heights,
embarked on board the. Admiralty yacht for Calai,
A royal salute was fired on his Imperial Highness'
arrival, and again on his departure. Sailed this
the Princess .Charlotte packet, Captain HALLA
with a Mail and passengers for Ostend ; also. the Lord
Duncan packet, Captain lIAMI.LTON ; Queen Char,
lotte, Captain TnOarAS ; and Industry, Captain '
catcall,. fur Calais, with passengers. Arrived
evening, five vessels from Calais, with passes
—The Isabella, DALE, foundered, after having 1
dismasted in a hurricane, in lat. 26. 30. long. 62.
on a passage from Grenada to London, with sugar
rum, and wine ; two passengers and three of
crew drowned ; the Captain, and remaining part
the passengers ,:n I crew. w.:re I irked up by a Dani:
ship, six days after, and landed here this morniny

DEAL, OCTOBtft 7.
'Wind N.—Arrived and sailed for the River,
Queen, from Teneriffe ; Thetis, YARROW, from
Thomas's; liarmcny, JONES, from Dublin; and
Lion; from Petersburgh !or Ancona, and sailed.—
Came down from the River, the Medina, KRNNi.,
for Jamaica; Findlay, Mauls, for Sierra Leone
Fortuna, BOYD, for Trinidad; the William, POLLOCK,
and the Patrick, CuOsny, for Belfast ; Perseverance,
LUKE, and Emily, CARRELL; for South Seas
the,Ceres, BECtiNER, for Africa ; and sailed with
whole of the outward-bound for their different
.nations, except the 'Dolphin, Dutch man of
which remains.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 7.
Wiod N. W.—Sailed the Restitution, fin. Gibraltar
and Salem ; and Spectator, for Demerara.

PENZANCE, OCTOBER 5.
Wind W. N. W. strong breezes, with rain.—
back by stress of weather, the Lord Colllngw,
FOWL, for Malaga.

PADSTOW, OCTOBP.R S.
Came in the Speedwell, —, from Limeric'
London, with her sails split, bowsprit gone, and n
strained in her upper works; Mary, Kmarres(
from Neal to St. Ives, leaky, and topma'st
away.

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER .5.
• Wind S. \V.—Arrived the Blucher packet, svi
Mail, from the Leeward Islands, last from St.
nias's, in 28 days.
LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 6.
The Ruby, WHILEY, from hence to Newry,
tally lost in Dundrum Bay. Arrived the James
roe, Watx.tssu>r, from New York, sailed 10th
September.
COWES, OCTOBER 7.
Sailed this. morning from Jack-in-the-Basks
transport, name unknown, with convicts for
South Wales.

CLISTOM-}OUSE, Lownws OCTOBER
Sutra ztrrzazo I,MARDI.—The Lucinsh, Treadwell ;
Grigg, from Memel; Shannon, Doyle, item Wexford;
try, Bay, front Dantzic; Wellinetun, Brown, front Oiott,
and James Harris, Callan, frum Jamaica.
OClWAitti.—The Prince of Witt,rluo, Page, for 0s
Orion, (baths, for Newry; Daw,on, Dormer, for
Leone; Newcastle Trailer, DaVISCH!. for :slake ; Plet us,
for Hamburgh; Kingston, Lever, fir Jamaica; (Rory,
fur Nevis; and James, Bleasdale, fur

At a Court of Directors held yes erday at the
India [louse, the Court unanimously appointed
Flon. MOUNTSTUART -ELPIIINSTONE to succeed
Governor of Bombay, on the Ist November, 181'
on.the previous death, resignation, or coming
of the Right Hon. Sir Elms: NEPEAN, Bart.

The General Harris East Indianian, Capta'n
STED, arrived of Portsmouth from China, lefr
month of the Canton river on the Ist of Apri'
and brings the most favourable reports of the
of the intercourse between the Enttlish and the
new. The Chinese, however, as if the contini
of this harmony was doubted on their parts,
busily employed in erecting forts along the shores
the Boca Tigris; wlich, though not of the most
midable description, implied the with to be prep:
for a change of circumstances. Trade was goir
prosperously, and the Factory in a healthy st
The General Harris, on the 20th of April, on he)
from China to Penang, communicated with the
Favourite, from Bengal, near the Sand-heads
Straits of Malacca. who informed him that th,
a-head, then in sight, and which he had :poker
was a Spanish ship from Manilla, bound to
with treasure; bad lost her mainmast, and ins
,to go into Penang ; saw her the next day, hu:
up from the top, with mainmast gone ; next ru,
she was missing. Arrived at Penang on the
April, sailed from thence the 7th of May, wh.
Spanish ship had not arrived. By intelligence broil
by two prows, a ship of her description idas or
near Siac, on the Sumatra coast, surrounded '
lay prows. It was expected a vessel would
to her assistance the day the General Harris sat
The following is an extract of a private letter;
St. Helena, dated August 17 :—" The Governor
Council, in a meeting with the inhabitants last"'
day, ptoposed the gradual abolition of the
Trade, and for the honour cf St. Helena, it has
warmly followed up : a Committee was itr
formed, whose Resolutions have gone to C(
and go home in the General Harris to the Court
Directors. The most important feature of their -
ceedings is, that none are to be born Slaves
Christmas-day next ; t'hat the Proprietors of sr
male Slaves who map bear children after the
shall be at the expense of rearing them in their
hood, and to be reimbursed by their being b.
considered as apprentices to tisem until the age
for boys, and 16 for girls. This is striking t
at the root of the evil, and I am heartily
beers
has been adopted: Proposals have also c
this day for letters of condolence to the PRIM.
OENT and Pithce Lroroto, and unanimously
ried, and a snieeriptiJn for the intended Church
entered nits.'