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

HARWICH, JUKY 6.

Arrived yesterday the 13;41110y Packet, from Hol-
land. Sailed the Henry Freeling to, Holland,
and the Lark Packet. for Cuxhaveu—all with Mails.

HULL, JULY 4.
Arrived his Maje,ty's snip FLUIIIDA, from a cruiac.

MAl4bAlli, JULY 5.
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The Ann. of Cokhestri, and the Abraham and
Moses, (rum Boston, have both been on shore near
its t.);(., but were got of without damage, and pro-
oeded on their voyages.
COWES, JULY S.
Fut in here, with loss of tore-topmast and other
duna.le, the American ship Pochaliendas, HATTON,
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trtint Antwerp.
YOUGHALL, JUNE 29.
The sloop Johann., of Cork, has been on shore
here, but got off with little damage.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, JULY S.

Sum tNTEILED INWARDS.—The Carbhaltou Park, Clark,
Fiterprae, Blain, and Duckenfield, Wood, from Jamai'a; Wit-
Lan and Alfred, Drydale, frern Antigua; Amphitrite, Murdock,
Loin Tenerife; Helens )Sathgate, Iron, Montreal; Progress,
Holt, from ; desvpurt trader, tilieppard, front Cowes
and Sir William Curtis, Wingfield, front Calais.
OUTWARDI—The Argo, Potts, and Teazel.l 'fogeys, for Rot-
:eedam ; cossack, M'Seatb, for the Cape of Good Hope; Freda-
rick,Jones, forEltfneur and Petersburgh ; Mediterranean, Mar.
•en, for Tneste; John, Newton, for Havre; Yam Femmeguia,
Bram, for Amsterdam ; Coriolantis, MtMaster, fur Jamaica;
Albion, Falera, for Ostend, and Mary, Anderson, for Lubec.

The Russian fleet, under the command of Vice-
Admiral Crown, sailed from Calais Roads on Friday
morning for the Bait e; having on board part of the
Russian troops which were stationed in France.
Friday the Intrepid transport arrived at Spithead,
7::th troops from Gibraltar, and is under quarantine
at the Mot herbank.

The CHRISTIAN VII. of 74 guns_, has been brought
t? from Chatham totteptford, and is there breaking
being no longer worthy of repair.
Lieutenant MOORE, who saved the lives of two men
in Calais Harbour, as lately detailed in the fihniteur,
•witen,belonging to the ROYAL SOVEREIGN yacht, has
been promoted to the rank of Commander.
The French Government have at last come to the
determination of causing a Light-house to be erected
a: the entrance to Calais. A letter from thence states,
that an eligible spot is selecting for this desirable pur-
pow ; and when the danger cf the entering of that
liarbunr is considered, such a meature must appear
highly beneficial. The light is intended to revolve,
with deep red reflectors, and will Le so placed as to
be conspicuous in all weathers, from vessels bound
'tither.

The brig Hercules, Captain KING', arrived at
:numb from St. Domingo, in 49 days. On the 2.0:11
spoke the brig Susannah and Grace, bound to Gi-
braltar. A short time before the Hercules sailed,
advice had been received at Jacmel, which was gene-
!ally credited, that CHEIETOPHE had ordered his sub.
..fcts to embrace the Protestant Religion I and that
the English language should, in future, bb spoken
throughout his dominions 1
The brig Grenada, APPLETGE, which arrived last
Week at Portsmouth from St. Domingo, with a cargo
Of coffee and logwood, sailed on the 14th of May,
at which time apprehensions v.ere entertained of an
attempt to recover the colony by France ; and Pn-
-7.10N was making great exertions to resist any such
attempt on that part of the Island under ills com-
%and. The Insurgent privateers continue their de-
Predations throughout the West Indies, without much
respect to any 11 sg ; and a report is very prevalent
,`•sere, that the crew of one or more British vessels
rad to a man been massacred by them. The PIQUE,
MACKELLAIL, was cruising off the Island.