Star.
London, England, 1818-04-07 00:00:00

COWES, APRIL 6.

Wind W.—Arrived last evening the Dutch hoy
Drie Gee Broders, SNTDEN, from Groningen, laden
with oats—put into this Port by mistake, having been
driven past the Foreland by strong easterly winds.
GRAVESEND, APRIL o.

Arrived the Prince Coburg, Godfrey, from St. Malian; Nies-
tor, Frimont; Bresk, Hardy; and John and Eleanor, trams
ports, from Calais; and Outlaw, Hall, frum Jersey. Sailed
the Venue, Kilgour, for the Cape of Good Hope; MilyfiGWer,
Alexander, for Quebec; Philerea, Postgate, fur Vigo and
Oporto; Emily, Sanders, for Lisbon; Canada, Shearley, for
St. John's, (New BrunswiA); Richard and Ann, Martin, for
Madeira and St. Lucia • Fo•lntain, Mills, for Gibraltar; Man,
Partridge, tur Teneride; Rambler, Porter, fur &cinch; and
Hoop, Rinker, for Stettin.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, APRIL 6.

SHIPS EN:TINED Isevaaus.—The Leda, from Kiel; Song.
Pieter, from Groningen ; Pilger, from Stralsund ; Ilsiabets,
Anker, from Christiana ;. Twee Gebroeders, from Tonningen ;
Anna, Adventure, Wilhelm, and Vittoria, horn Ikmburgh ;
John, Isabella, Llysees, and Speculation, from Sandvrich; Jo-
hannes Tender and Trinity, from Christiana; Asia, from Bom-
bay ; Helena and the Margaret, from Wientar; General Grin_
field, from Arundel; Richard and Ann, from Sumgait Creek ;
Prince of Waterloo, from Ostend.
Ourwaane.—The Pomona, for Petersburgh and Revel ; Har-
mony, for Flsineur and Stettin; Kate, for Rio Janeiro; Diana,
for Elsineur and Petersbui a,9 ; Hoop, for Ostend ; Pultt-ney,
for Guernsey and Jersey ; Aire, for Elsineur and Memel; Jane,
for Quebec and Montreal ; Thet,iuter, for Ito:terilarn.

A Fisherman's boat was upset on Monday morning in Sheer-
ness harbour, by the violence of a sodden squall. Boats put off
from all the vessels, and succeeded in saying all the crew except
a Ltd, who was unfortunately drowaed.

The negotiations between the Commissioners of
Woods and Forests, &c. and Earl GROSVENOR having
terminated unsuccessfully, the latter has received no-
tice of a Sheriff's Jury for the 25th instant, to assess
the value of the Noble Earl's property at Grosvenor
Wharf, Milbank, which is now the only obstacle to
the entire completion of the new road from Milbank
to Vauxhall Bridge. By this road and the projected
road from the Surrey side of that Bridge, through
the oval at Kennington and the beautiful villages of
Peckham and Camberwell, to New Cross Turnpike,
on the Dover Road, the l'u'dic will enjoy one of the
most delightful drives within the verge of the Metro-
polis, free from the annoyance of heavy carriages.
Independent of the groat pleasurable advantages of
this combined plan, it will atlOrd the best communi-
cation between the llouses of Parliament and the
South side of the Metropolis, and between the West
end of the Town and the high road to the Continent,
as well as being by tar the nearest way to all parts
of the Counties of Kent and Sussex, and to the Sou-
thern and middle parts of the County of Surrey, with
the vast additional convenience, that the whole of the
way from Tyburn Turnpike will be entirely off the
stones.

Dov.LLINa.—At the late Tyrone Assizes Mr..lohn
irrine was tried fin- assaulting Mr. Alexander Sinclair
and for sending him a messai„,e to fight a duel. The
Jury returned a verdict of Guilty, and the Hon.
Baron M'CLELLAND, the presiding Judge, sentenced
him to be imprisoned eighteen months, and to find
securities to be of the I eace, himself in WOO/. and
two sureties in 5004 each.—Mr. C. Stan. Mt ni was
also put on his trial for delivering the hostile rreisait
from Mr. Irvine to Mr. Sinclair. He pleaded Guiki,
and was sentenced to be imprisoned for the space of
eight months. On this trial the Hon. Baron NICLEI.-
LAND delivered a most pathetic address, and dwelt
particularly on the had crnsequences arising from
duelling, which had a most effect On the E.:*47
soners, as well as all present.