Star.
London, England, 1817-07-25 00:00:00

CUS I'olll-HOIJ JULY 24.

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;ISMS INTetZD INWAPCS—IIe ilatay.a, Mayne. Opal Dens
gal; Renewal, Cromartie, f:ont Ilarl.sevet; Lord l.sverpout,
A)lt bury, and Duke of I:ent, Frat:mrtnne, front Calais;
N'saunorland, Highdalv, and Vrow El.zalo•tb, (rem tJa.
teud; Loudon kacket, Aspill, from ktmen; Lord Cranatoun,
Aitkno, prom Jumalea; l'ilabmt,• Hay, frum ; Fortitude,
Shepherd, :tont St. Kite, and Nevis; Nuriutk Hero, bow, Itnni
lobsen ; Eliza, Antlervan, trim Antigua; sit: Stagletam
lticl,ard and Ann boys.

Do rwaaes.—Tbe. Almwell, Tate, a'bd I.eeds, Stand-rir.g,
tor Hamburg's; Brothers, Propert, for Amwerp;
Again; and £spoir, Aubrey, fur Rouen; Do.pateb, Wlaitting.
ham, for 1 rime and Venice; Hopewell, rimier, tor I rinula ;
John Hustler, '1 Minns, for Dunkirk; I'rofva I.yekao, IVester-
gree, for Gottenburgb ; Speedwell Packet, Varian, tor Bout. got ;
and %dam, Dawson, for Rotterdam.
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MAILS.

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IS A LIST OF MAILS FROM POST-OFFICE.

Lisitort.--The Mail of the ISth inst. was forwarded by the
Lord Hobart, on her way to the *arts, with all letters arziviug
at Falmouth up to the aad inelusfve.
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Prince Ernest, tor the Mail of the gad inst. will sail on the
arrival of the post of the 23d at kalmouth.
Duke of Kant (2) arrived, brought passengers, Captain Potter,
Messrs. bromide and Braunsberg; Mrs. Miss and Master Lers.
Duke of Marlborough arrived at Lisbon on the bth inst.
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MADLIIA, CANAILTSS, AND BtAzlLs.—Lord Hobart, wkh
Mail oi lot inst. sailed 29d inst. She took all letters arriving at
Falmouth up to that day inclusive.
'I ha Royal authority having been restored at Pernambuco, the•
packet was ordered to touch there on her outward•buund passage.
McntranaisucAtt.—Priucess Elizabeth (a) for the Mail as
29th urstant. _ _ _

AlittlCA ♦ND Wait Inones.—Osborne, for the I.cevrard
!shod Mail of 16th instant, will sail on the arrival of We l'ost
of 2114 at Falmouth.

The Blucher, Chesterfield, Manchester, and Swlftsure, pre-
paring (or service.
INot.t.—Packet Mails to Calcutta win be dispatched direct
from Gravesetel by the Prince of Orange, Captain Silk. The
Packet Mails for Madras wilt be sent by this ship, wi b mstyuc-
tions to the Postmaster of Calcutta, to forward them thence, Ul3-
opened.—Letters in time on the 2uth instant.
Packet Malls for Calcutta and Nladr.is wall be d'sratebel in a
similar manner by the Prince Regent, Captain Chnierd.-I.e tiers
in time on the 28th August.

Packet Mails to the Cape of Good Hope will be &patched
by the Cossack, Captain Macheath—lettesa itt thaw on the tutu
August.
Packet Mails are received by H. M. S. Volay,e, dated at n,l.
10w%,: Calcutta, 111 st Dic. loin; Madras Vtk Jan. 1817 • Cey-
lon, 16th March ; Cape of Good 'lope, ?Ala May; and SI. ;4e-
iena, 88th May.

One of the Tunisian Cruizers, lively on our C)asr,
has entered Corinna cv;th a prize to take in supplies !
Will the Spaniards send the `irate about his business
and liberate the prize, as the tvragts of the leas, ti,e
English, did on a late occasion ?—We will rej.,ice to
find that they have still to much spirit left ; but vie
do not expect it. _

CORUNNA, JULY 5, 1:07.
" Yesterday entered this port tbe Tunisian schooner that es as
some time ago at Camarinas, and last from Deal, 3111 brought
hi, as a prize, the Bremen ketch eda, Wencke master, Irons
Bourdeaux, with m lne, brandy, and dry goods, bound Its Bremen;
captured on the 2 Rh ult. by said schooner and a frigate, her m Il-
ion, t Usbant, and put in here for rater and fresh prpeisions:
both v, ssels were put under qerraatine. Her name is stated to
be the 'rade, and the commanders Arraeiz kali Osman Saki,ly;
her crew said to consist now cf 42 persons. As soon as he gets
supplies, or they are formally denied aim, he mill pMeeed with
the prize to Tunis ; of thektiek's crew only the mate :son beard,
the test having remained on board the frigate."

The remains of Sir WiLtinikt PARSONR, late Chief
Magistrate of the Maribor ough-streetlice-C6ice,
were this morning interred in the Burivi Orrm ;c1 of
the Broad-way Chapel, Wei:train:stet. Ti:e I uneral
wai plain—the hearse being followed only by the
famdreartiage and one mourning ctitth. 6.r
LIAN was in his 71st yeaT.