Star.
London, England, 1817-10-02 00:00:00

HARWICH, OCTOBER 1.

Arrived the Castlereagh packet from Hollsnd.—
Sailed the Auckland packet for ditto; and Eclipse
packet for Cuxhaven, all with mails.

LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER SO.
Arrived off this port the Favourite from New York.
Sailed the Leander, for ismaica ; Caroline, and Hope,
for the Brazils.

KINSALE, SEPT. SS.
On the 21st arrived his Majesty's ship Status, from
a cruise, and sailed again on the 22t1 on ditto. Ar-
rived yesterday the REDBREAST tender, Lieut.CLIERTI
from a cruise.

BELFAST, SEPT. c 7.
Arrived the Perseverance, 14,/§lnnut, from Lon-
don, having on board the crew, consisting of ten
men, of the Maria, of Dover, from Chester for Pic-
toe ; she had struck on the Acklow Banks, and was
in a sinking state when the Perseverance fell in with
her, and *eat down shortly after the crew had left her.

SHIELDS, SEPT. 49.
The brig Fide., that .as on the rock near Black
Midden's harbour, got off, and is gone up to New-
castle to repair—she parted from her anchors and
cables, and broke all her water ropes.

DUNDEE. SEPTEMBER W.
We regret to state, that all the exertions which
have been used for getting off the ship Fairy, of 246
tons, stranded in the Orkneys, on her voyage from
America to Dundee, have failed; and that no hopes
now remain of the safety of the new brig Apollo, of
140 sew*. Captain Pwralen, Stipp's(' to have foun-
dered, with all ber crew, off Memel, where some of
the crew's trunks have been washed on shore. These
vessels, together with the new ship lAtOnn, SSO tons;
Concord, 174 tons; Lord %Mogus, 150 tons; and
new brig Peace, 160 tons—making a loss to Dundee
of 1209 tons of shipping within a few months.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCTOBER I.

bran EXTRaID 1111WAILDIIThe Vrow Alkl4, —,, fres

Rotterdam.; Violet, from Waterford; Ant, Davidson,
from Hamburg!' ; Alpha, —, and Duke of Wellington, Ra-
ven, from Petersburgb ; New Zealander, Denseman, from Val-
par;lso ; btakeilry, Gransmore i • William Bryan, Urquhart;
Posthumous, Ward; Henry, Matheson; Fortitudi, Ashford';
Zetay and Ann, goes; and Resolution, Clench, from Jamaica •
Vier Gebrooders, Donaldson, from Lisbon; Allen, km;
Quebec ; Ocean, Wilkie, from Smyrna; Regalia, Haly, from
1 rinidad ; Priam of Waterloo, Jameson; Harmony, Barrett;
and Success, Manor, from Demerara; Royal Charlotte, Laing,
Undaunted, Chookos ; and Don, Forrest, from Quebec; Venus,
Baron, and William and Mary, Armes, from Oporto ; Ellen;
Hart, from Christians; Albion, Baster, from Bourdeaus ;
George White, from Cadiz ; Fortuna, Green, from Dantaic ;
Cabbala Grill:hi, Hamilton; and Moira, Galloway, from
Calcutta; &sten Providence, Grieesiade, from Seville; Men-
tor, Bullock, and William Dickson, Donaldson, from Oporto ;
Governor Harcourt, Wilfllll. hem Demaram; l'heodosia, Flinn,
from the Cape of Good Hope; Protege, Cans, from St. Lu-
cia; and lobo, Vain, from Jamaica.

O& Twit ans.—Tbe Waaksambeld, Gruen, as Brothers. pro.
pert, for Antwerp ; Claarks, Milne, for Tobago • Duke of Kent,
Pound, for Rotterdam; George Hibbert, Heal, for Antigua;
Jupiter Walker, for Oporto; Hero, Urquhart, for the Havan-
na' ; l'Ady Harewmd, liming, and Loom, Walker, for Gre-
nada; New Uragansa, Conicity, Jan. for Malta, Smyrna, and
Constantinople; nentweembire, Sena, and Vulusia, Ruffed, fur
Jamaica ; Virginia, Fisher, for Virginia; and Zealous, Young,
for Gibraltar.

• Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at die
East India House, when Captain T. W. Lucia was
sworn into.the command of the ship Oawsu., con-
signed to China dims.
By the death of Admiral Sir ions THOMAS Ducc-
woarii, one of the Ribands as a Knight Grand Cross
of the Bath has keconse vacant.

Admiral Sir Hosts Foams( succeeds Admiral
Douttias in the chief command at Jamaica.

The folios ing Lieutenants have been promoted to
the rank of Commanders;
Jamas Bauch, and John Hickman;

. •
It be Lieutenants—Messrs. John Williams, Jobs Pooh, le.
sepb Syku, lebastooe Haw, sad the Hoc. Chubs Abbott, son
to Lord Colchester, lldidsidpsses.

Thursday afternoon, a boat 'belonging to his Ma. I
laity's ship SWING= was upset, off Leith Harbour,
by a sudden squill. The crew were happily saved,
owing to the prompt aad timely exertions of several
pilot boats.
Letters from Barbadoes. mention' that an affair
'between the crew of an American Isserchantman and
the jailors belonging tea Danish ship of war is likely
to produce serious consequences. A correspondence
between the Governor at Su Croix and the American
Consuls of the adjacent islands, particularly St. Tho-
oasis, has taken place, in which very intemperate
language was made use of. The consequence is said
to be, that the whole transaction will immediately be
laid before the American Proverunsent.