Star.
London, England, 1818-07-27 00:00:00

BERLIN, JULY is.

His Majesty the King is expected here at the end
of this month. Nothing is yet known respecting the
arrival of the Emperor Alexander.
The new Tariff of Customs for the Rhenish pro-
vinces and Westphalia has been already approved,
as we hear, by his Majesty, and will be carried into
effect in all these provinces at the same time, of
which notice will be given. In this Tariff all possible I
regard is paid to favour the manufactures of the
country, as well as to the imposing of duties on
foreign manufactures and articles of luxury. Cus-
tom-houses for the receipt of the import and export
duties will be established on the frontiers, and a suf-
ficient number of Custom-house Officers will prevent
smuggling.

The Asiatic Mirror, a Calcutta publication, of the
25th of February, has been received, containing let-
tets from the Camp at Jawhud, of the 31st January,
and from the Grand Army of the 10th of February.,
They exhibit fuller proofs of the havoc that has been
made among the Pindarrees, and of the unavailing
attempts of some of SCINDIAH'S discontented Offi-
cers to resist carrying the late Treaty with that
Seweieign into effect. One of these persons, named
JIISWUNT Row 131 tow, attempted to hold out the for-
tified town of Jawhud, but it was stormed and car-
ried with great gallantry, and considerable booty
fell into the hands of the captors. As to KURREEM
KHAN, CHEETOO, NANIDUR KHAN, and the other
Piadarree Chieftains, but lately so formidable, many
of them have perished miserably of wounds and fa-
tigue, and the followers of them all seem to be nearly
dispersed.

Thursday night, about half-past nine, his Royal
Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER, attended by Co-
lonel the Hon. WILLOUGHBY COTTON, 3d Dragoon
Guards; Major Si►r ARCIIIBALD NLVIIRAY, 3d Guards;
and Major Cunzox, 24th Light Dragoons. arrived at
Portsmouth, to embark in the SPARTAN frigate, Cap-
, tain WISE, C. B. for the coast of France. His Royal
Highness and suite dined at half-past ten, with Lord
llowa RD of Effingham, at the Lieutenant• Governor's
house. Friday morning, soon after te:t o'clock, his
Royal Highness was escorted to the New ti.dly-rort
by Lord IlowAtto, Sir GEOM;i: CA'arlssl.l..,
where he embarked, under a royal salute, and pro-
ceedei on board the SPARTAN, whith ship saluted
him, and immediately after got under way. and
sailed for Brest and Bourdeaux ; from which latter
place his Royal Highness will proceed on a tour of
France and Italy, intending, principally, to visit'
IP, orre, the pl.ce of his nativity. I lis Royal Highness's
reception at Portsmouth was such as became his high
rank and universally esteemed character.
Yesterday afternoon, the body of a man was taken
out of the Regent's Canal. From several documents
found in his possession, it appears his name is Ball,
and that he was in the employ of the Excise. He lies
at the Jews' I Tavern for the inquest.

Yesterday Hussey, the man committed for the
murder of Mr. BIRD and his housekeeper, at Green-
wich, attended Divine service in the chapel of Maid-
stone jail. His trial comes on to-morrow, together
with that of his supposed accomplice, Hadedon.—
Maidstone is filling rapidly with company, in expec-
tation of being present at the trials.

The increase in the various branches of the Reve-
nue proves incontestibly the flourishing state of our
Comnierce ; while the peculiar improvement in the
Customs evinces the high opinion foreigners entertain
of our public spirit, by their avidity to consign the finest ,
flavoured Wiaes to England, on reading, in the Con-,
tinental Papers, Mr. CARROLLS invitation to adventu-
re:s to select the choicest Port, Claret, and Madeira,
a-, a zest to the Prizes of Sovereigns in the Lottery,
iu Addition to the Two Prizes of .£30,000 and the 16
other Capitals, which may be drawn Next Tuesday,
las there are no fixed Prizes, and only 8,000 Tickets.

kAtiAt INitatabiCß.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 24.
Arrived rAtegoste, from Batavia) for the
Teel.

PORTSMOUTH. JULY 24.
Wind S.W.—No arrivals or sailings yesterday.--
,Passed at the back of the Wight the Mary, MOFFA'rT,
from Sierra Leone for London. Arrived to-day the
Regulus transport, from the Downs ; and the Ba-
rossa transport, from Halifax, last from Cowes, with
troops; and the Four Friends, OAK, from London.

DOVER, JULY 25.
Sailed this day the Lord Duncan packet, for Os-
tend, with a Mail and passengers ; also thi Ant, Cap-
tain BARNETT ; Defence, Captain ADAMS ; and Lord
Duncan packet, Captain HAMILTON, for Calah, with
passengers. Arrived this day three transports, from
Calais, with discharged men ; also the Princess Au-1
gusta, Captain BLAKE ; and 12Iris, French packet,
from that port, with passengers. Arrived this after-
noon the Princess Charlotte packet, from Ostend. The
ship Rufford, GA RRETT, arrived off this port yester-
day, from Miramichi, bound to London ; spoke on
the 28th June, off St. Paul's Island, bearing N.N.W.
distant 14 miles, the Royal Edward, of Liverpool,
38 days from Belfast to Quebec, with passengers on
board. The Captain stated he had buried four pas-
sengers, five of his crew were sick below, and was
very sickly on board.

BRISTOL, JULY es.
Arrived the John, HODDART, from Jamaica.
DEAL, JULY es. . .
Wind S.W.—Yesterday arrived and sailed for the
River the Vertumnus, Meous, from Nevis.—Sailed
the Thsodosia, Fhim, for Pernambuco.—Came down
from the River. and remain, the Broxbeurnhury,
PITCHER, for Prince of Wales Island; the Amazon,
PRITCHER, for New Brunswick; and l'F,clair, Mum,
for Trieste; and to-day sailed the whole of the out-
ivard-botind, except the BroxbOumbury, which re-
mains.—Came down from the River and sailed, the
[Selina, POTTING ER, for the Mediterranean.