Star.
London, England, 1817-07-28 00:00:00

DOSTR, JULY 27.

Sailed last night the Lord Duncan packet, Captain
PASCOE, for Ostend, with a Mail and passengers ;
and this morning the Princess Charlotte packet, Cap-
tain Hauatsns, arrived from that Port with the
Flemish Mail and pas-Angers. Arrived in the Har.
hour to refit his Maje.ay's schooner FLCNEER. Sailed
this morning the King George, Captain Metteett,
and tie Lark, Captain JOHN.;;CS, fur Calais, with
ssengers.

HARWICH, JULY C 6.
Arrived the Beanfoy and Lady Nepean packets,
from Collvven. Sailed the Eclipse packet fur ditto ;
Prince of Orange pocket for Holland, and Alliance
packet for Gottenburgh, all with mails.

COWES, JULY 29.
Put in here the Minerva, Bonts, from Batavia, in
98 days.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, JULY es.

SHIPS SPITItIIFII INWARDS—The John, I loward, from Ifavre;
the Collerbs Irom Riga; Laurel, Creswell, from Wol-
gart ; Caroline, Clark, from St. Kitt's; Barossa, Anderson, Iron%
klerbice; Palladium, Paulson, from Petersburg!' ; Pallas, El-
worth, trum Isle or France; and Pitt, Foster, trona Jamaica.
OUTW *Ds—Diligence, Edwards, for Dublin ; Agnes, Tho-
mas; and Diana, M.l.ea, for Limerick; Friendship, Gla.scott,
for Dem e ; Ranger, Wood, for Elsineur and Stettin; Eliza,
Wren, for Ostend; Criterion, Av :ry, for New York; Active,
Devine; Elizabeth and Mary, WB•on ; Will and Anna, Hallady,
for Calais; and George and James, Anderson, for Sierra Leon
and Calm Coast Castle.

There were six vessels lying at Belfast last week,
bound for America with passengers.
We announced on Friday the arrival of the Vo
lage. of 32-guns, at Portsmouth, on Thursday, from
the East Indies. She is come home to be paid off,
under the command of Captain REYNOLDS (Captain
Jos. Dnuay, her former permanent Commander,
being left at sick quarters at Batavia) ; she is the
only ship in commission, on the War Establishment.
S'ie sailed from Trircomalee the 10th of March,
Cape of Good Hope 23d May, St. Helena Bth June,
and the Island of Ascension the 13th .lone. 'l'l.e
Minden, Captain PATERSON, arrived at Trincomalee
two days before the Volage left it, where were also
the Magicienne, Orlando, Conway, and Bacchus.
The Iphigenia had sailed for Batavia, and Rear-
Admiral Air Ractimin Kixo had shifted his flag to
the Orlando, Captain CLAVELL, for the purpose cf
proceeding in her to Bombay. The following ships
were at the Cape when the Volage came away;—
Eurydice and Racoon. The Phaeton, Captain STAN-
FELL, had sailed for the Isle of France, where was
the Mosquito. At. St. Helena—Newcastle, bearing
the flag of Rear-Admiral Sir PULTENEY MALCUM,
Falmouth, Leveret, Griffon, and Julia. At Ascension
—the Spey. The arrival of the Conqueror at St. He-
lena was expected daily, when Sir P. MALCOLM would
return in the Newcastle to England. Several inva-
lided Officers from the East India and Cape squa-
drons came passengers in the Volage.
The Paris Papers of Wednesday contain the fol-
lowing paragraph, the names ,are not mentioned :
The Marechal de Camp Count de was killed
in a duel by Colonel —, at half-past eight the
evening before yesterday. Tice two champions were
each accompanied by three friends, a Marechal de
C imp and two Colonels. After having traversed tke
Bois de Boulogne without meeting a suitable place,
they found means to get rid of the crowd which had
followed their movements, and took their stations in
the rear of the Montagnes Russes. After exchanging
four shots without either being wounded, they took
to their swords, and M. de received a wound,
of which Le disd on the 9E4.1!