Star.
London, England, 1817-03-28 00:00:00

NAVAL INTBLLIGENCH.

VALMOU t li, MARCH 26.
Arrived the Duke of Kent packet (1) from Lis.
bon, in 14days. Sailed the Duke of Kent packet (2)
for Lisbon; nincess ElizTheth packet for America;
and Montague packet tor the Islands, all with mails ;
also the !UM Y schooner on a ertlizt..--Wind North.

POR I SMOG l'H. MARCH 27.
Anived the Hassaren transport from Cork t and
Caldicot Castle transport from Jamaica. Sailed the
Trafalgar transport for Guernsey y Ocean, .1011100 N,
for Batavia, and Galen, TkACEY. tor Boston.

DEAL, hIARCH 27.
Pat back last evening the Colonist. for Barbadoes.
and sailed again this morning, with the rest of the
outward•bouuJ that pnt back.--Wind North.

poviit, MARCH c",

Sailed the Brisk transport for CAl4is, with troops.

kAMSGA IT, MARCH 27.
Arrived the Dutch schooner Commerce, DE WITT,
limn Holland, to take in the cargo of the Dutch brig
Dolphin, lately stranded in this h trh,,ur.

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 26.
Arrived the Aurora, BALBAXIEV. from Bahia : the
Master states, that the brig aids, or Adonis, of
London, was wrecked near the River St. Francisco—
crew. and a great part of the cargo, saved.

GRAVESEND, MARCH It 7.
Arrived the Vigo, Lewis, from Limerick; Hero, Ktitb, from
l'alernso; Antalope, Bryan, from the Cape of Gwal Hope;
Sybut, Wells, from limerick; Nereid, Carniikan, from De-
marara • Lively, Watsey, front Rotterdam; Jan Sefton, Saloon,
irons F.:vision. Sailed tile Earl of Morley, Cratie, for the Cape
of Good Hope; Aulns, Allhon, fee St. John's, New Brunswick;
Percival, Thompson' for Halifax ; Oporto Packet, Tuotfridge,
for Genoa; Aibiuo, Pa,!ie, for Sierra Leone; Aurora, liarvey,
for Waterford; Neptune, Stranack, or Ostend.
cu.I.OM-HOUSI 07.
SIIIIPS EHTIIIII2.IIIIIWARDs.—iIia Robert and Mary, Att-
wood, Mont Waterford; Jonge Cornelis, I.a.n, from Harlingen ;
Prince Regent, Trott, from Lisbon ; Ant, 0 wen, from Limerick ;
sans Pared, Stokes; and Marquis of Angieeca, Brown from
Ostsild ; Apo, hltivau, from Behan; and Perseverance:Mori-
son. fauns tener.ffi:.

OV [WANDS-1'1:e Wellington, Andersoh, for St. John's (NJ )
Ellen, Walteling, fur Bahia; Byre, Harris, for Genoa and Leg-
Lunn ; Isabella, Nickel%, iur Rio de Janeiro ; Alpha, Curer, for
North Bergen; Swallow, Ford, for New foundlaad ; Kotler,
Collinv, for St. Michael'.; Mary, Brown. tor Anlverdant ;
tan, gobunum, tor Bremen ; and Hem, Failic:t, for Ca:aii.

The Isabella, CRAWFORD, of and from Glasgow
fur Jamaica, was run down on Saturday, die MI
instant, between Holyhead sand Dublin, by an Ame-
rican ship from Liverpool. Tne crew and passengers
of the Isabella got on board the American, and have
arrived sate at Lumlash.

The Blessing, ROBERTS, from London to Liverpool,
was on shore near Southport, on Wedne.d.ty, but
was expected to be got off, without damage.

It was yesterday stated in an Evening Paper, that
Mr. Constar, the author of the Political Register, with
his two sons, had arrived at Liverpool, on their way
to America! The Editor has been kaxed. There
is n., more truth in this than in the story sent a few
days ago to a Morning Paper—that Mr. Cosserr
had been horsewhipped by Mr. Lemuel.. Mr.
COEBETT is no such fool as to quit England where he
has so many customers, to go to America where he
would hardly find any. His business is going on as
usual. He inti rated some time ago that he meant
to send in Agent to chat country : this Agent may
be one of his own sons, and he may be setting out on
his voyage. It is pretty well understood that this
Agency is for the purpose of printing some things in
America, which it would not be quite convenient to
print in London. It is, however, reported, that a
demand has been made upon Mr. Conseil. for Stamp
Duties and penalties to the amount of £BO,OOO due
and incurred by printing the Po.'itical Register without
Stamps. This, like the other rumours, may prove
mere gossip; but, if true, it would furnish a better
reason for exiling himself than his fears respecting the
An/S.:edition Bills. But on what round his pam-
phlets, more than those of Members of Parliament
and other Authors, should be charged with the
Stamp-Duty, we know not—especially while Custom-
house, Post-Ofice, and other list:, nuke!: to all intents and
purposes are News papers, are exempted, to the great
injury of the Revenue and of the Proprietors of
stamped publications.
The episcopal Prince de Bnoour, at Ghent, still
occupies the pubic attention by refusing to acknow-
ledge the temporal supremacy of the Crown. Shortly
after BONAPARTE wore the Imperial diadem, this
Prelate ventured to act upon the same pi inciple ; but
the former, as jealous as himself of his authority,
conveyed orders to M. L'HouuiLoT, the Prefect, and
to M. d'ESTAEURATH, the General of Division, to
put the Bishop under military arrest, and to compose
a regiment of the numerous seminarists who embraced,
the orthodox tenets of their unbending pastor. 'Thisri.l
tliculous scene really took place. The youths .4 naps
pooches," in their black robes, were marched to the
Place Publique, and, in the presence of an immense
multitude, were marched and countermarched, and
taught all the etolurions of military discipline by cor-
porals and serjeants of the na•ioual guard s in the night
they were quartered in barracks, and were not permit-
fed to return to their holy duties before a month or six
weeks. The measure was arbitrary ; but during the
whole reign of Boararanrs the name of the Prince de
13ecious never once reached the public ear.—Will
the KING of the Nermums.aubs shew as much firm-
, [less in maintaining his dignity against the encroach-
meats of the priesthood ?—lf not let him sink into
the State of degradation which every Ruler merits,
who submits to such a contemptible docciaatien.