Star.
London, England, 1818-04-03 00:00:00

GRAVESEND, APRIL 2.

Arrived the Bodnar, Candes; and Skate, —, from Hame
burst; Bird, Hogartb, from ditto; Yerwagting, Drttee; apd
Vrouw Martha, Callas, from Rotterdam ; Young Sophia, Mas-
ter, Zuder Zee ; Young Peter, Vister, from Amsterdam ; Hope,l
Smith, from Ostend ; Alice, Thompson, drawback ; and Ame-
lia, Cornelia, from llamburgh ; Kicg David, Anderson, from
Denmark ; and a large Seer of foreign vessels.—Sailed the Con-
stellation, Fell, for Hayti ; Flora, Fey, for llantburgh ; and
Prince of Orange, Collins, for Rotterdam.

CUSTOM-ROUSE, APRIL 2.

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Sutra melt= zwaan.—The Vrouw Catharine, Jacobs, the.
Twee Gebroeders, Scalers, the Twee Gebroeders, Pentestorbock,
the Juffer Wilhelmina, Swart, the Jonge Pieter, Boer, Jonge
Kagberilina, Mulder, the Vrouw Aida, Roelfamer, Windlust,
Englernan, the Jonge Harm, Cal, and Jonge Sophia, Moesker,
from Gr.oingen ; the William and Anna, Barret, the William,
Hatfield, the Aimwell, Tate, the Stag, Finningley, the Jonge
'Melons, Rain, and the Lucretia Marvretta, —, from Ham-
burgh ; Bcatris Elizabeth, —, from Itotterdam ; the Vrouw
Lubbegina, licnies, and Drake, Whitey, from Antwerp ;
lioffnunge, Wiese, and the Uric Gebroeders, Groenwold, front
F.mbden ; Industry, Wright, ft-ern Amsterdam ; Fame, Ewan,
from Wismar; Tugend, Fepting, from Rostock; Ranger, Re-
mington, from Dmerara ; Ntncy, Stacey, and Atalanta, Stef-
fens, from Brennen; Juffer IL•smina, :laser, and the Attentie,
Fischer, from Nurden. Ouswa:-,—The Earl of Clancarty,
I Airing, for Rotterdam; Fay.) :rite, Savage, for Belfast ; the
Friends, Maw, for Ostend ; Good Intent, Bell, for Madeira and
St. Christopher's; Isabella, Dale, for Madeira; the Millgrare
Castle, Ralph, for Madeira and Bengal ; Fsbprintz Friedrick
Ludwig, Granman, for Lubeck ; Stevens, for Gibraltar
and Tangiers; Sylveira, Illancourt Cunha, for St. Michael's;
Succ:ss, Happey, for Dieppe ; and Patriot, Catley; for Elair.eur
and Petersb'urgh.

POLAR Icv--The following postcript is added to
the Journal of the but Jemima, which sailed last
summer froM London to Labrador, on the Moravian

Mission :
" The Captain and Mate report, that though for these three I
years past they have metiwith an unsual quantity of ice on the I
coast of Labrador, yet m no one year since the commencement
of the mis,:iun, in 1769, h.ia it appeared sn dreadfully on the in-
crease. The colour likewise of tais year's ice was different from
that usually !wen, and the size of the ice-mountains and thick-
ness of the he!ds immerse, with sand-stones imbedded in them.
As a gre.it part of the coast of Greenland, whiih for centuries
has been cheakeil up with ice, apparently immoveable, has, by
some revclttion, peen removed, perhaps this may account for
the great quantity alluded To."
ANECDOTE OE THE KING 0, DENI4ARIIC, WHEN
PRINCE ROTAL.—An Officer, mortally wounded at
the battle of Quistram, desired to speak with the
Prince, and with his dying breath earnestly recom-
mended to his care a young woman of Christiana, to
:s-hem he was engaged. When the Prince returned
there, a grand ball was given by the principal inha-
b;tants. He inquired whether titiS unfortunate girl
was invit2zi, and requested that she might, though bat
;71 the secend class. The girl came; she was pretty ;
and finding herself amongst her superiors, bashfully
sat down as near the door as possible, nobody deign-
ing to take the least notice of her. Shortly after, the
Prince entering, inquired for her, and asked her to
ciaro_e with him, to the great mortification of the
s•oung Ladies of high rank. After the dance was
ever, he handed her to the top of the room, and
placing himself by her, spoke of the loss she had
set stained with tenderness, promising to provide hand-
sornely for any one she should marry. She afterwards
`married, and the P:ince strictly kept his prornise..