Star.
London, England, 1828-09-18 00:00:00

. NA VACINTEILIGENCE.

NAILS AMMO, Twu 1:1“.--17181/In t--Waterford I—Friace 1.
Inamitri 1.

The General Stefan Nniption Coen#anyli stew packet c.i
bine, Iran Lambaste Duologue, with passengers, was loft an tag
16th, ISM Allahlekuse—the passeugers and crew saved. TI,
weather beidg very Go*, the Columbus, was twining along saw,
too close in, and untartottattly struck an the tucks near Ambito'''.
The Shamrock. Tette', from Dublin, was driven on *see at
Jorhy Point, Isle et Mau, oa tire lath juicing, and bad three Let
water in bet bold.

Tbt Caklkot Castle, bound to Loadow, as Bunting oat of SI
ford barites; oa Saturday. struck on a rock, sad k was etym.,'
t►at both the pesos& and cargo would be lust.

Davao, Sate. 17.--Arrived the Rembrandt, Pesasson, Nit
Cuba; big Majesty's aliip Crusader, and hear? die Runk %Ili
Calais, and Ileitannla; from &Moine. Sailed the Drlamia,
&MULL, and Royal George, Illgrwano, fat Betilagne, aria Ledf
Anseaviums aid suite on board.

DEAL. Samosa It —Wind E.5.1.-e-Anived die Mid%
Bacon, front Sc. Patatsborsh t Meek, (tons the Beath 166
Poanasoirra, Sam 17.—Whad AlL—Anivad Iris Lenin the
Lobar% Cow% tor nersini.
Pavmservis. Saw. 111.—Wind IL—Arrived the President Wm,
is, Tama ray heat Malaga. Arrived trona Landon tbeWilhase
and Ana, Swan, and Ganyowde, Karma, for Hudson's flay.
FaLwastra, Sm. lA—Wiad the Malvin, Mows;
for Ste Sebastian's; And Aswan, Kean. fur Sc. Übe's.

Heat, Sir=. 16 —Arrived the Zephyr, Torun'. from er, Pro
terubersh; Providence, NIA, and Captain —, true, wr,
burg; Ardgoo; , MIAS. [rout WIWI; Brunie/irk, Claw', ad
James and Ana, knot Kilt

Down, Sem 16.—Arrived the Craig. &cunt, from Ripe
Vineyard, Hammon, from St. Petersburg&
The following notice is pasted op at Lloyd's:
"• Foreign Oct. Sepias.
" Gtarrazweis—le reply to your letter of the sist rw
jointing to be lambed whether the Machado of MAWs is nil
enforced by the French Government, I am directed by the lad
of Anaossen to arysaint you, that it appears by it dispatch frit
his Majesty's Ambassador at Paris that the French Governanc,
far frees being disposed to nth: the blockade of that poet, haw
directed an sdditloosi naval farce to be stationed a it, fur there.
pose of enforcing it with the greatest strictness.
" To Messrs. Lossgridge. &e. " Pans, he.
Signed) DACKHOUML*
ROBBERY OE-YH STAMPS.

. .
The details explanatory of the manes. mare
mises in cases of felonies that • have recently come to
light are daily manifesting their fruits, and supplying
'those incitements to the perpetration of crime which its
impunity will always create.
If any doubt exists on the subject, it will be reamed
by the robbery. that took place, within the last sixth,
from the Bull and Mouth coadaeffice, when stamp
amounting to-over vie thousand pounds were se,
stracted; these, at first vievir, might not be ,ap-
posed to bi easily disposed of, but such it not ale
fact: for, (firm the 'difficulty of ideitity, they ire
to the " [airily man" a much more negotiable mode
than Bank notii. and can. .neat to ssivere.grs, he ad.
vantageeusly. got aid of., The audacity of the scathesy
created a p.oportionaie degtee -of isalignist•oo smug
his Majesty's Courmissousers, and on 'Le in,toit the le.
ward of five hundred pounds was off red for the appre
Iletteion of the sfeoinquent; bills were posted in all pans
of the metropolis ; they were circulated through the
country ; and the p .lice, who if ever hoi.e.r, were hoot
on thi. occasion. put forth all its powers. lts eff vs
were ft u;t leas—kewing that i.s members had o s dit '
before the Committee os. the P. lie. ,the former confidence
that esisted was broken ; for there is hon• ur even among
thieve., and the men *bus Irons tear.were este sincere la
their ezertioi a to discover a large offender. were at fault.
The family men finding this, thought, and eel fairly.
that they were all sight ; and acting on the impanity they
had Ilitieitoesleriei.ced, and the h 4rdihrtA a ith 'bleb
they had min.rd their several begociations, they had
the impudence. though in a roundabout way, to pro.
pine to the columissiocers a compromise fit there'll°.
evict's of the sto:en stamps. through a person employed
in their S flicitors' Office. L was of course refused; bat
unfortunately so much caution was ob.erved, that it
was quite impossible to place a legal hand on, er
°hum any .clue to, the discovery of the ptincipsia.
The proposition added additional activity ti the
Commissioners exertions; ind during this week, from
some ii.furnisition that
.had reached Mr. Pressly, a sup-
position was entertained that the goods had reached
the east end e f the town, and that they were in the
hands a the.. paten who so cleverly managed the
Warwick note's, 'ln consequence an application am
made at one 41 the di,itict Police Offices, comma-
eating the chommitance, and the aid of the /digit-
trates was e stetted ; this was granted at the mo-
ment; but h I 'Fittived. as futile hitherto as ego?
t
.other. The. ealeasan who waited en tie Magi-
traces mentioned ghat an offer of compromise was made,
which, ionsideeiog. the magnitude of the property.
Was on moderaite-terms; but, determined, if posithlo
to put au end lb the destruttive system, it was iejested,
and a determination was expressed on their part led
that of Government, if even it cost more than !hemline
sum lost, to bii.ig the perpetrators to punishment. That
certainly is desirable ; but the mode adopted is not the
most advisable; and we would recommend that or
gested by the Magistrate to whom application was Aud!
As the one mo.t likely to lead to discovery.. lie 63141:
that in his opinion, iu a case of such magnitude. 3°13
one in which the Li.ivernment itself was engvg°4' 0°
iess a reward than 1,0001. should be offesed, and
'fist
that; should be given, together with a" free pardoe. 1°
any person who was trot A pi incioal in the robber!. P'°'
vided be disallowed the persons, save himself, *b.) ogle
entraged in it. - •
foe terms proposed by the negotiator were, as it is
said, 1,5001. in uremia's', iu addition to the 5004 °i*
feted ab the reward.

The price of the tour-pounJ loaf has been increased
this day to elevenpence halfpenny; a few wcrks mace
the mate si*ed bat was sold for nuscpeuce.
Au abstract of the smasher of male And femak • oti-
wneri who arrived in New South Wales in the "us'.
'of
I of m bite Ts 4:2a,
sor,
1h
efjustf e beelen m s
50aLde up. The gibe; IS

SUilli EV TI-143. IRE. -•

the iuVende operatic corps of this theatre welt. on
Vue.day night iiittbduced to the audience in new 014-
;4c,ers. Inc ii4lefit i f '3:lases-tea wat perk). wed tot
the ti,st ti:, e% it;, the filloaiiig cant characters:
Artaxerzes, Nla•s Sou EnviLLF., hi r Sytt appearance;
ArbaCeS ; Matter Russet.t.i
!amines, TAYLOR ; zSesitird; Alas CLIFIroll0;
and .11.onlane, Jli.a Cove Nay. •

'Die 0 t lkinar.l by a new Comic Extrava-
ganza, called Mischief-ntaihrg. which was peifoinied
for the first t me, and kept the audience in a laugh from
its comment emelit to the tall of the curtail,. The vrhwe
weight of the piece re.ts upon Mrs. FITZVIILLI who
lu•t.iii‘e.l the character of 4 French washer V/1111!:411, who,
by her Lading and I-ve of ex4algeration, makes all the
mischief. Her perhirmance of.. the charaoet was atf-
-ii irabir : she sang a mock br.ortira in a iho.t .uperiot
style, and was rapturously encored. The Piece was
given out for repetition amidst general approbation.
Another nowelty of the evening was a new Facto
prime, called Ike Magic Bowl, which served as the
tnedium for the exhibiaon of some hemititiii scene, y.
The concluding one gave a representari,:n af the Bat lz
of N tvarin. ELLAH. PAULO, and Miss BARN.LTT.
were the Harlequin, Clown, and Columbine. There
were some goou tricks, and the Piece, we doubt not,
will have a run.