Star.
London, England, 1817-09-03 00:00:00

HULL, AUGUST so.

Arrived the Leviathan. HAWKINS, from Davis'
Straits, with five fish; 170 butts.

PENZANCE, AUGUST si.

Arrived the A BC, NosTets, from kin Janeiro, for
Autwtrp, in 80 days: she is in want o! provisions.

LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER 1.

Put back with loss of topmasts, the Orford, Ro-
st:., bound to Cork.
GRAVESEND, SEPTEMBER 2.

Arrived the terceval, Stewart, from Nevis; Loyal Briton
Holt ; James and Sarah, Redpass ; fiche, Waltham ; Maids,
Storey ; Stephen, Dixon; Editha. Allen, from Archangel; Po-
hey, Munro from the Smith Seas; Nelson, Brown; Ferdinand,
Craittern; 14nryn Laird, from Daiitric ; Prince George,
Viiiimus twin. Virgioia ; Sophia Marta, Llotith; Disclta9l 'of
Cumberland, Haile; Providentia, Petersou; Industry, Amberk
see, from Norway; Leda, Luey, from Jamaica; Undaunted,
Demmatit ; Mercury, Welsh; industry, Gain; Ann, Walker,
Crum Petenburgh; Eupban, Drysdale, from Piliau ; Dunsinek,
Norris, from Gear; Recovery, Burnet, from Memel; Lavinia,
Bailey, from Copeuhagen ; Harvey. Hardy, from lamp ; Am-
pbion, Walront, from Stockholm; Juliana, Webber, from Que
bee; Jane, Wheatley, from Gottenburgb ; Venus, Burton, from
Riga. Sailed the Hermes, Bond, and Aurora, Aikin, for Ha.
vaunah; Thomas, Bowman, for Halifax ; George and James,
Auderson, for Sierra Leone; Aigle, Buchan, for Dieppe ; Rangi.r,
Wood, for El/incur and Stettin.
CUSTOM-HOUSE. 3EPTEMBER 9.
SHIPS TNTEILIED shwmtias--The lulu: and Robert, Swinton;
and Union, Ripley, from Jamaica; Diligence. Griffith. from
Westpool; Coventry, Horn, from St. Lucia; Vestal, Barclay,
how Memel; John Thomas, Gordon, from Waterford ; Amity,
Haden, front St. Vincent's; Swift, Mitchell; acd Trusty. Wil-
son, from Riga: Goode Verwagling, Wynssuk, from. Gronin-
gen; Britannia, burin, from Trinidad; Navigator, Peacock,
from DIMIZie; Carlauton Bracts', from Carle; Wexford, Bar-
nard, from Canton ; Quebec, Jackson, front Antigua ; and Ala-
crity, Findlay, trim the Cape of Good Hope.
OUTWARDS—The Britannia, Strained, for Ostend; Chance,
Minter, for Rotterdam • Hebe, Brunton, fur Demerara; Jane,
Bruce, fur Lisbon; Ormus,; Walker, for Hamburg!); Prince Re-
pot, Taylor, for'Tobago; Siren, Presser, for Calais; Shille-
lagh, Crosby, for Belfast; Talisman, Galliot; for Havre; and
'kV illians Lushing:on, Sughrue, for St. Christopher's.

A letter from Montserrat, of July 20, says—" We
learn by letter that the Islands of St. Kitt's and
Nevis are opened to the importation of American
produce in British Ves,els."
Monday the James brig, of Chepstow, GARDENLit
master, laden wick timber for Plymouth Dock-yard,
in running for Hamoaze, grounded on the German
rock, near the Devil's Point, during a strong breeze
front the westward. The Plympton cutter, on per-
ceiving the occurrence; i all sail to the spot, and,
after letting go one of btatrgest anchors, and send-
ing the cud of the „cable on board with a boat and
tun; succeeded-in .ezetiestitsg • the' brig frddi'lle
, without damage.
attired at Portsmouth from Buenos
fat. 11..50. N. long. 24. 58. W. the
schooner, of 24 guns and 150 men, Jautss
order, of Buenos Ayres, out lour
made 21 prises ; six she had man-
was from Cadiz (out le hours),
and the Philippine Islands, with a
'er, copper, wine, and-dry goods.
and Henry, Sammtv, from Liverpool,
the 18th ult. leaky, and would be
ciischarge.
Brothers' 'BROCICHARD, from Peters-
at Flushing, with loss of rudder.
Portsmouth no longer boasts its men of
up aped/re on an enemy. A large
just arrived there.
Auziaas.—Wednesday the Anniver-
;lorions battle, obtained by Lord Ex-
gallant associates, was celebrated by
• at. Whitten's Royal Hotel, at Ply-'
, the several Captains and Officers at
shared in the memorable results of that
Upwards of sixty sat down to it,

Israel PeHew, Captain Mew, of the Guards;
!I! (President), Saunders, Symonds, Denman,
Richards, and Howell; Lieutenants Soady,
v • Holburion, Parker, Caswell, Symonds,
!fife. Royal Navy; Lieuto•Col. %/Sack (Vice
Mapes iflrsgSsk Sod Dunce; Lieutenants Farmer,
Mallard, Kendal, and White, Royal Marines;
s,Drs. Parker, Hamilton, and Mansion ; Messrs.
Pursers; mid Messrs. Church, Robertson
Al other Midshipmen of the Superb, beside:
thole* Regiment.
Queen Euzanent, when persons
, with the design of travelling on
they. were usually questioned respect-
Sy Lord Blatialillifortis Secretaries.

health called them away,. -nafsports
reasons given them ; but if it was a
see the world, as it is called, that
desire of becoming acquainted with
customs,_ arts, and antiquities of our
were strictly questioned respeetingl
of those things in their own country,'
ignorant, they were told to travel• first
ante being as much to be known in Eng.
elsewhere, and it being disgraceful to the
persons unacquainted with their native'
ezpose themselves in foreign nations.
,RD, the French Academician, who
young, he was remarkable dor his
of truth, and his independent spirit.
never yielded to any motive of am-
or of fear. Hevias without fortune.
_Jeorress, who interested herself for
intended hint to a man in power, by whont
received very courteously, and to whom,;
would not pay a second visit. Madame'
is angry (and will it be believed!)
She understood benevolence totter
When a man has not a shltte's said
be must not have any pride."—
ary," replied her young proteg4, 14 'tis
ought to have pride, to order that
something."

iron) Ule IVCOLWAICI.
cciving the occurrent
after letting go one
ing the cad oftue. m
five caenioneceedadi
perilous situation, wi
The Fame, arrive
Apes, spokerin lat.
Maugore schooner,
BARNES Commande
molatbs, and had zn,
nod; one of them u
bound to Calcutta an
carp, of quicksilver,
The William and I
put into Fayal on th
abl4ce d td discharg
Three Broth
burgh, is arrived at
Although Portsm,
war it could keep up
Beet of teals has just
BATTLE Or ALOI
pry of this gloriom
mount and his gala
a splendid dinner at
• outh, given by the
that port, who sharer
uspicions day. 14
mong whom were—
Rau-Admiral SO Ism
• tains Wise, C. E. (Pr
• • Mould, Itilehst
'Dot6d,. &stadia; H(
7, Watselsoose,
Wane) ; Mopes, Bev
arks data, Mallard,
ev. Mr. BrAitte, Drs. IN
.'stes sad 'Vivian, Part
Pariby, 1114 ads
eta Mutts of thole
In the times of
• mantled passports
it Continent, they.
rig their Object, by I
I bus ress or heals
ere for thou. reaso
ere curiosity to set
red them, a desi
e manners, eustot
.eighbours, they wt
'tit knowledge of t
nd if found ignora
t home, there beinj
nd as elsewhere,
aloe that persons
nontry should ezpo
When M. SUARD
41:1 lately, was yo
3ndour, his love of
ese sentiments ne
Ition, of hope, or
!'dame de Gror
recommended
Was not received
erefore, he would
Gs:wants was a
ith M. SuAao. S
•
'An dignity. s< W
impatiently, "
On the contrary,"
n that a man of
• may have sonactk