Star.
London, England, 1818-07-10 00:00:00

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FALMOUTH, JULY 7s
Win.] West, fine weAthe..—Passe.; up Channel the
guillg Las: In. iam ,n, aster Anding a passenger at
this place. She s.i.cJ .ram Calcutta on the I Sth.Ja-
,rn Ma.has on the S 1 st'of the s tme
tg.lf7 rrt St. Helena on the sth of .day.
$ Just arrived two packets, both with mails.
frrn Lis'uon,tlle Prince. Ernest, which sailed the 22d
vim% and the Duke of Kent, which sailed 27th ult.
DEAL. JULY sr,
W,nd South.—Sailed for the River the William
p0.,,,?,R0wN, from the Cape of Good Hope.
o'Clock.—Two large s'aips, seipp,.)sed to be
%rilliAln Miles, and the Baring, from the East-
Wks, have just come round the South•foreland.
POOL, JULY 9.
Attired the HAWKE cutter from a crnize.

LIVERPOOL. JULY S.
Arrived the AriAttrie,WARREN, from Nev. Orleans.
Bsikdfromialise 19th May. On the 13th ultimo
sly.,lte :he ship 9wanwick, from Cork for Phrladel-
Bina, with oat 59 days, and supplied her
431 proyia:::r the 18th same month spoke the
cbesapeake. from New York, for Amsterdam, oat
the days: she had run foul of an bland of Ice on
the 16:h, :Ind carried away her bowsprit, fore-mast.
and the head of her main-mast, main-top-mast, and
lost her Chief Mate overboard. They were repairin,g
11:e d.irnages, but did not want assistance. •

DOVER, JULY D.

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Arrived this morning the Lord Duncan packet.
from Ostend, with a Mail and passengers. Sailed
this morning. the King George packet, Captain KING.
Captsun WATSON, and the Lady Castlereagh,
Captain Mowt.t., fot Calais, with passengers.

CUSYOII-HOUSE, JULY 9.
few Disarm bewaam—Tbe Allice, Fowler, from Leg-
isa; NITA Sovereign, Gibs, from Rotterdam; and Mary,
px, from Ostend.—OorwAttoo--Tborn, Ramie, for Oporto ;
wem, Lee, and Regent, Ripley, for China • Anna Sophia, '
lewder, for Dantriz; Stamper, Wilson, for Lborbec; Leeds,
Cobb, for likineur and Riga ; and Mary, Pidgoon, for Bremen.,
DISTItILICTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
Ceupe.ke squadron, for the Franklin, Saucy Jack, Mary,
it. on the 15th inst. at No. 23, Fleet_steeet,
The Narcissus, for the Frederique; Achatea, for the Dolphin;
Tribune, for the Hope and Danish transport, No. 68 ; and Ze-
wt., fur the ilindostan, Isabella, and Wellington, thti 14th
No. 24, Arundel-street, Strand.

The letters from the manufacturing districts state,
thn trade has lately been so unprecedentedly brisk,
that it has ;occasioned the labourers generally to strike
Ici higher wages.
Eltra,:t of a letter from the Agents to Lloyd's at
fauna, dated June 20 —" The Master of the chase-
same conception arrived here on the 17th instant
Coma Opor•o; saw that day a three-masted schooner,
which had been off Oporto and spoken several vessels,
reporting that she was a Tunisian vessel of war,
uniting for Hamburghers, and all vessels of the
Hose Towns. Letters from the Camarinac, of the
kith instant, state that an Insurgent ship of war, of
16 guns and 160 men, was cruizing between the
bland of Sharps and Cape Finisterre, and had cap-
nire,i the Spanish brig San Guillermo*Garia, from
Lisbon to thtboa, and the Spanish ohasse-maree San
Vicente Marino, from St. Ciprian to Ponte Vedro ;
and two other vessels—particulars unknown. One
of the ,:hasse-marees has been armed by the priva-
teer, which is said to be commanded by a person
tamed OSOWN. The ship Aurora, from New York,
vhich snivel here yesterday, was brought-to by the
privateer, when she had three Spanish vessels in
company.*
Es::dtt of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at
dated the 20th June:—" The Virgin of Rigla,
Captain Amiss. of and for Cadiz, from Comma,
is arrived here; she was taken on the 30th ultimo by
tiro Insurgent privateers, and, after being plundered
ci ire coffee she had on board, was suffered to pro-
ceed. The Spanish brig St. Iv.atia de Loyola Al-
ter was chaceJ by the same privateers, but escaped
ly taking shelter under the castle near Layos. The
a.ish brig Cannon Bosterra, from Santander to
&-ihlc, escaped the mole privateers by running into
the port of Faro, without waiting for a pilot, and
torched several times on the bar. The three-masted
rhoorer Leona Costa, armed with two 12-pounders
1114 men, of and for Cadiz, from Corunna, was
Ohli:zed to take shelter in the port of St. Lucar, the
ramep.ivrcers having chased and fired into her se-
rer tl temrs off Sal rnadi
Ceylon Papers of the 7th instant have been re-
eirre:l, but their contents are totally uninteresting.
The Pretender to the Kandian Throne still continues
it elude the most diligent pursuit, though conducted
nth all possible caution and perseverance.; but con-
tint hopes are s:ill entertained that st) much activity
ccisilasce cannot lung be exerted without success.
_34 are sorrr to observe that the cholera rnorbus
hat bn*en out at Midnapore, where it proved fatal
fear or fire persons daily.
,-sol.isco.ll.etalt.—Wednesday, the Er•ith Sailing
EcietY' annual Cup and Cover, given above Btidge,
contested by the following gentlemen's pleasure-
boots : Ludlow, Mermaid, Waterloo, Atalanta, and
!!itfira They started at Blackfi iars-bridr, by signal
tisomthe Commodore, at five o'clock.. The account.
Use tact is as follews,:—The Ludlow was quickly
tabor nay, and tool; the lead for a time, but the wind
~wttherly) blowing strong and squally, enabledothel
boat; to overpower her, and the Mermaid, in
"pool tlizugh the Waterloo Bridge, was, by the
_ger.frity crew in repairing the confusion at-
Is nu on low:ring frr the arch, placed in the fore-
lisiostation. which she kept during the whole of the
L.:._lest-,enalat:reiharing.at one time. been close pressed
Waterloo, which boat, in Chelsea Reach, had,'
b.s le !off ore-had, come up close under
dame• par
+erlllid Trams!. From that moment the match
ecularle interesting to the spectators. It
Z dten at_ Cumberland Gardens, by the Met.
tig first boat at the goal, the Waterloo
re...!;lfiatne astern, and the Ludlow, &c. at equal
The whole distance from Blackfriars to
and back to the Gardens having been per
kars • •
lin lee -tort space of ninety minutes. The
e*
• Khien was not a little heightened by the fine-
d'_ arse afteirnoon, and being graced with the
r
i;i:.°;:tur.:::nber of females, was one of a most
, several bands of music attending
m-•
zs*.--, 1." d famed a complete gala.

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