Star.
London, England, 1817-12-08 00:00:00

DOVER, DECEMBER e.

The wind came ea to blow very hard from the
S.S.W. last night, and continued until ten this morn-
t. The packets and passage vessels which arrived
Calais and Boulogne yesterday afternoon, after
Inding their passengers in the Bays, were obliged to
-.7, some-of them for the Downs, and two .or
three for Ramsgate Harbour. Arrive) this afternoon
the Chichester packet, Captain RUTTER, from Calais.
Sailed this evening the Princesb Charlotte packet,
Captain HALLANDS, for Ostend, with a Mail and
passengers.
DECEMBER 7.—Sailed this morning the Lord Sid-
moth, Captain NACU, and the Defence, Captain
ADUIS. for Calais, with passengers.

CUSTOM HOUSE. DECEMBER 6.

in armies biwakns.-1 he Susan, Williams, from Teo-
,; Neptune, btranack, and the Hero, Holloway, from Os-
aa; Hinton, Palmer, from Cork; Release, Whitest/ell, and the
Magary, Welch. from Oporto; the Frau Maria, Jude, from st.
Übe's; Duke of Kent, Pound, from Rotterdam; Lharletta, Pe-
terson, from A rehangel ; Matchless, Wilson, from Buenos Ayres;
Pallas, Friel., from Lisbon ; Nancy, Ale:ander, front Cadiz ;
sad I mailer, Lloyd, from Demerara.
Otis weart.—'fbe Wellington, Lyons, for the Cape of Good
'e and Bombay; Castle Nasally, Drummond, for India and
• Rambler, Godfrey, for Limerick; and Ulysses, Davi-
Trieste and Vtasice.

Saturday morning, the 15th nit. the brig Isabella,
el Workington, HINNY SPARKS, Muter, on turning
out of the harbour of Ballyshinnon, struck on the
• ; the Captain and crew took to the boat, when
it overset, and the Mate and two of the crew perished,
(one of them the Captain's brother). The Captain
toitunately regained the boat, and by great exertions
from people on the shore, was saved. The vessel
sustained bat little damage, and is now in safety
the harbour.

In consequence of the Proclamation forbidding
British Officers to serve either of the contending pr-
ties in South America, the Indian put to sea from'
Portsmouth in such haste, that thirty of the Officers
who had takep a passage in her, and who bad their
luggage on board, were left behind.
Thursday, Thomas and Jaws Wolstasholms, two of
the State Prisoners, who were committed to Win-
chester gaol in June last, were liberated, on entering
into their own recogniiances to appear in the Court
of King's Bench the lint day of nest Term.
Horrinu.----The Hatnpshire Hunt meet to-morrow at the
Fear Lanes, Beanworth ; Thursday, at Nutley Claude; Satur-
day, at Newton Cummon, at ten —The Hambledon Hounds
ineetto-morrow-at Hog's Lodge; Wednesday, at Soberton;
Fri-
day, at Botley Grange, at ten.—Sir Henry Crewe's Fox Hooritis
meet on Thursday, at Mottle Toil sat, at ten.:—Mr. Mersell's
To Hounds meet to-morrow it Poston; Friday, at lAnday.
half-pastier.—The Worcestershire Fox llamado sweet out Wed-
nesday. at the Cl iffy ; Friday. at Goose Hilt, st tem—Ns Bel-
lingham Graham.'s Hounds meet to-morrow at Sibstow ; Thert
day, at Ansley Park; Saturday, it Basset's Fobs; Monday, at
Merevale, at tea.
AN INDIAN JUGGLILIL 5U0T.....A private letter from
Dublin mentions the following melancholy accidents
One of the tricks performed by the Indian Jug-
glers now exhibiting their an in that city, is the
catching of a ball between the teeth fired from a pis-
tol. At a recent exhibition, the pistol, according 40
custom, was' handed to a young Gentleman, one of
the company, for the purpose of firing it. He did so,
and shot the unfortunate Juggler through the bead.
It is supposed that a pistol accidentally loaded with
powder and ball was, by mistakeelsubsttnted for that
prepared in the usual way."