Star.
London, England, 1816-03-29 00:00:00

RAMSGATE, MARCH 28.

The Lord Liverpool packet, which sailed hence,
for Ostend, on Sunday morning last, arrived from
that prat last night at ten o'clock, atter a fine nen
•:iver in eight hours and a half, with several passen-
gers, and the Flanders Mail, which was immediately
forwarded on to London. It apve.an that no Donee
packet had reached Ostend for some days, owing to
the strong easterly winds, which was the cause of
the Liverpool bringing over the Mail : and we nu.
diTt.tancl, from good authority, that the Lot d Duncius.
[)over packet, only sailed from that port yester.l4
fop ennon for (Mend, alter haying had the Fl ,nd. rs
M fil on b.iard ever since Saturday—chewing, :nest
indisputably, that this must be uge most pief table
port for the passage to and from Ostend, and strongly
invites Government to run their Flandets M
Packets from hence, particularly as East and Wei:
-terly winds are the winds most prevalent in this
CI: 'noel. Sailed tlrs day at noon the Prince of Wm.
ter 100 p.tfAer, for attend, with passengers. A, eved,
from Wend, Eliza transport with S.orekeeper
General's stores, and regimental baggage, w!.:cti :5'

lant.ing here for C.lnteri;ury. Tha Lliz i hes also -
on hoard a clulut:ty of empty casks and cutn-baga,
with which she is to proceed to Deptford.

Gaman Papers were received this morniv. but
their contents are uninteretting.
We understand the follovring arrangements are
announced as those suggested by his Roy Hien"s
the PRINCE Rat for the marriage of his belastd
atuAluer
1. 'the pacelent of her Royal filehnew the Melees t f
Deus/NICK in be nt Hely frelowed, to cuitmequence of whteit, DO
distiaction of t'st: Roy2l Family of England is to be continued to
her Royal Highness, and even Cie Royal Liveries are got to ha
worn by her servana,but done of the dime inus hoer.: t•t Coihntre
to be sttbstitu:rti iti !heir room; Jul the esclitent taste of
Royal Hlahnegs w i 1 be consul-ed on the enhject.
g. 'l' he Princc or CUSAURG if to be created Duke of Kitimat.,
by whielf creation, her Royal lilgiusrvetne Primes, t !lAA t..)r
of Watts. Heiress Presumptive of dui hrone, woi tH wire
DuehesS of KCXDAL, a title only known in ttAtt c i.mtry by Lv.
lug tsven bOrne the °ern= Princess or OttOltllL 1.
The GJrnians are highly offended at our eirisarnisg
the Prince who is about to x my the Plesatnpt.ve
Heir to the British Crown by the Frenchitied term of
Cont,cao, Iris rell, oattie being C'obergi. They have
Ll:sittissed the French terms illo,:veter and Atahnsv,
not from Actors anti Actres.es only, but frottiali per.
sons; and the oil terms of Her, Fran, and Anterees,
for Mr. !distress, and Miss, ate generally resumed.

The following particulars of the Woolwich smog.
gling have b,•en transmitted to us :—On the voyage
home, a carpenter employed in scenting the packages
discovered the secret. linmediately on i V4l he g sve
information at the Custom-house, but it was ten days
after before the ship was inspected ; in the mean time
much of the smuggled goods fur certain persons were
got away, and only those were lett for men of less
note. There were to the valve of £7OOO fir one man
packed up as—return Congreve rockets. There were
many rare things which were got out of the way. In -
the mortars were laces, gloves, cambries,.&:. and in
the tumbrils were claret, champagne, Su. Many peg.
ple have long supplied themselves and friends with
wine in this way, and their wives with finery. T;iis
is only a itersel which has been detected, but the trade
has long and successfully been earl-led on to a great
extent. The man who informed got about £lOOO.
Why not call him before Parliament

The Affidavit of John Jackson, which appeared in
an Advet tisernent in the Sr sit, in wnich the proteg.
sional character of Mr. K/CRNAN was treated with
disrespect, must have originated either in a mistake
'or from a more blameable cause. We can now state,
on an authority not to be questioned, that Jackson
nwas a patient of Mr. KIERNAN, nor did he ever
evenerevsee that Gentleman .tut Wednesday last, mown
some legal proceedings, in consequence of the Affi•
davit referred to, made his presence necessary, and
when he acknowledged before respectable witnesses,
that till the time of that interview lie had never seen
Mr. KIERNAN.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 29.—We had very little
fine Wheat at market this morning, and prices are
rather higher than on Monday. Barliy is dull sale,
in consequence of Cie uncertainty that prevails it.
spect'ing the time of reducing the duty upon Malt.
Oats maintain Wednesday's prices. In Peas and
Beans there is no akeralion.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, MARCH 19.
Dad ai 0.1 to Ss Oct Vaal is Oil to as al
Mutton 4r od to 5, Od I P•rk as 0(1 m 5. 6(1
!Saws 760—Sheep and Lambs 3,190—C3h-es I4o—rags 160
HAY AND STRAW, PERLOAD.
Meadow Hay :raw ,
*. teolsllo4ii
tioCkLIS
gs.sl OS to 61 6s.

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