Star.
London, England, 1818-03-28 00:00:00

CUSTOM-HOUSE MARCH 0..

Snot mamma laticeanrs.—The radiants fir( m Fort William,
Dry Harbour Planters from Jamaica, Nonsuch from Stangate-
Creek, Lively from Lisbon, Amphitrite from Havre, Elring-
ton from Waterford, Farmer's Delight from Sandwich, Rover
from Naples; Lyeurgns from Buenos Ayres, Venus from Wa-
terford, Martha from Ca!emu, Active from Jamaica, Thomley
from Smyrna, Norfolk from Lisbon, Maria from Bourdesm,
Pomona from Plymouth, and Spanish Parka from Cadiz.—
Ounraaos.—The Queen Charlotte for the Cape of Good Hope,
Sirene for Calais, Integrity for Elsinore fanny for Elsinore
and Peursburgh, and Samarium for Billioa and St. Sebastian.

The Ganges, BROWN, bound to Ne,.. York, ran on
shore in going out of Duck at Liver Fool, on Wed-
nesday, and had eight feet water in her hold ; she
has returned into Dock to discharge.
The Alcyon, WooostEll, bound to Philadeliihia,
ran on shore at Li :• on Wednesday, and must
discharge.

By gletter from a Gentleman on board the EMS-,
RAO, dated off Grenada, the lath of February, we
learn that four fine ships, fdlly equipped and well
manned, were ready to sail for the Main, and were
confident of being more than a match for the Spa-
nish force. The people are in the highest spirits.
They had been put back by the severity of the wea-
ther ; but a schooner, with their heavy baggage, had
reached Angostura, aad they were all ready to pro-
ceed with the first fair wind.

FATAL DUEL.—A meeting took place at Grenada,'
on the 10th February, between Captain C. B.llir t.IS-
LET and Lieutenant BRATBROOKE, two Officers who
had lately gone out from this country to join the Pa-
triots of South America, in which the latter fell, mor-
tally wounded, at the second fire. The parties tired
at-the distance of nine paces.
Thusday morning, a Meeting of the Electors of
Southwark took place at the Nag's Held Inn, for the
purpose of proposing Sir R. WI LSON, to be a •Candi-
date at the approaching Election. Mr. Ham., the
Chairman, obs.frved, that it was by no means their
wish to oppose the re-election of Mr. CaLvraer ; on
the contrary,-they would he happy to see that Gen-
tleman returned, in conjunction with Sir Itosmr.—
He hoped they would follow the glorious example of
Westminster, by electing Sir Itoapiar, free of ex-
pense: Ile then proposed several Resolutions, the
.substance of which was, that the Meeting do pledge
themselves to support Sir ItoisexT at the next Gene-
ral Election, provided he accepts the present invita-
tion, and pledges himself to support Parliamentary
Reform ; that it is the incumbent duty of all free
and independent Electors to return their Repres:enta-
tives free of expense ; and that this Meeting do ie.
commend subscriptions to be opened iOr the purpme
of defraying the expense attending the election of Sir
R. WILSON. The Resolutions were unaniniomly
agreed to ; and five Gentlemen were appointed, who
yesterday morning waited on Sir Rotieer with the
same, when he agreed to accept the invitation, and a
spirited canvass is immediately to take place. Mr.
Hatt., in the course of his observations, said, that
having conversed with Sir FHA NCIS BURDETT on
the subject, that Gentleman had highly approved of
bringing Sir Roasur in, free of expense, observing,
' that one of his own contests for Middlesex, in which
he meant to confine his expenses to 15001. hid cost
• him Sixty Thousand ! A number of persons enrolled
themselves in Committees, merely to serve their
' friends by giving order: He had paid for post-chaise'
60001. :laid also for riltbands, IWO/. to cortect this
evil, was highly neces7,ary.

rib Anhiv.

A derachmer.t belonging to the ORth hegiment
con,istiug of: In officer and twelve rank And file, witich
had been Joino duty at Balla;thadareen, teceired a
route to ma: c from th.:t station to Curt:bar; m
order to joie. the head-quarters of the ite?ititent: at
the same time routes %7:11! Ai so forwarded to two de-
tachments b.:longing to the saline corps, one of them
stationed at Westp,rt, consisting of eight rank mad
file, and the other dniu; duty at Newport, cnnsising
of ten rank and tile, directing that they should. in like
manner, join the head-piarters of the regiment.
The de:achment belonging to the 27th Foot, con-
!:isting of One subaltern, one se:jeant. and 11 rank and
file, which were doing duty at I{.,wth, received orders
to march froni then; to join the head-quarters in the
Royal Barracks. .

A party, belonging to the 15th Regiment, cr'n -
sisting ref one Captain, cne subaltern, two se:kat
and 100 rank and tile, received a route to march frt;m
Dundalk, (the head-quarters. of the liegimc:a), to
ccwry, in order to occtyy the barracks hid by the
Itth Regiment, which is proceeding to Feratoy.