Star. — 1818-09-15 (London, England)

ENTCRED INWAIIIM—The Bee, Adams, from Haroburrls; Prince Regent, lhvenhill, from St. Petersburgh; Prince of Orange, Collins, from Rotterdam ; James, Walker, from Ara change! ; Concordia, Olsen, from Christiana ; Princess Char.. lotte, Lamb, from Tobago ; Juno, Wishart, (torn Petershurgh ; Baltic Merchant, Cans, from Pictou ; Diu, Hoare, from Was terford; Alexander, Cumming, from Archangel; Mayflower, Kemp, from Riga; Ebenezer, Albluet, from Jersey; Richard and Ann, Patterson, frum Riga ; Britannls, Ruble, frorn terford; Justitia, Boexlum, from Drobeck ; Hoop, Styntjes, from Louvaine ; Adamant, Angas, from Riga; Latona; RBbineon, from Miramachi ; Zealous, Read, from Archaised ; Warstons, Stott, from Memel; Emanuel, Evenson, from Christiana; Margaret, Liddle, from Riga; Mary, Spence, from Petersburgh ; Livingston, May, from Riga ; Prince Regent, Hughes, from New Ross; Peace, Garland, from Archangel; Stork, Kirby, from Riga; Susan and Ann, Currie, from Petersborgh ; Fair Hibernian, Bondman, from Hamburgh ; Hannah. Bain, front Hamburgh ; Sisters, Watt, from Archangel; James and Mary, Johnston, from Riga; Neptune, Gray, from Belfast; Prov deuce, Sudds, from Calais ; Hebe, Jameson, from Dublin ; Nelly, Gib!), from Hanaburgh ; Ann, Stone, from Wilmington ; Industry, Wright, from Bremen ; William and Thomas, Mason, from Harlingen; Marva, lia.kell, frcm Dublin; Harn.onie, Suter, from Hamburgh ; Sarah Christiana, Young, from Cr,,. nada ; Admiral Cockburn, Briggs, from Madeira and Calcutta; Waive, Treader, from Petersburgh ; Orb, Stickney, from Arch. angel • Young Dixon, Hindhaugh, from Onega ; Minstrel, Gre• gor, from Smyrna; Ann, Reed • and Alert, M'Dougall; from Archangel; Generous Planter, Thorp, from Jamaica; and Elizabeth Hill, Briton, from Leghorn. _ _  Otprwaana--The Fox. Fox; aad Eleanor, Stephens, for Ostend; Prince Saxe Cobourg, Ladd, for Rotterdam ; Wellington, Reims, for Cork; Henry Cerf, Roxburg, for Gibraltar and Honduras ; Charles Henry, Phillips, for Naples ; Isis, Turnbull, for Trial. dad; and Speculation, Cartb, for Oporto.  The Russian frigates Laigkoy, Espaichnoy, and Provoinoy, arrived at Spithead on Thursday from Cronstadt, on their way to Cadiz ; on their arrival at which place they will be delivered to the Spanish Government, and their crews sent back to Russia. The importation of grain into Scotland still continues; of 91 vessels which passed Elsineur between the 16th and 18th ult. no less than 44 were laden with different sorts of grain. A deplorable event took place at Chartres on the 3d instant. A vine-dresser, named Durand, having to empty a privy, took three of his sons to assist him. The eldest went down, and fell senseless ; the second .followed to assist his brother, and experienced the same fate. The unhappy father called to his third son to go down and assist his brothers. The young man instantly descended, and perished. The alarm spread in all quarters. A party of soldiers succeeded ir.. •aking a hole through the wall of the privy, and the dead bodies were drawn out. They were much regretted, being honest and industrious young men. A short time back two children, one five and the other eight years old, residing at the village of Chonilly, in the arrondissement of Epernay, entered a neighbouring house in the absence of the proprietors. Having eaten heartily of whatever the !place contained, they treated an infant whom they found in the cradle in a most cruel manner. They struck it upon the head, and to prevent its cries, filled the mouth and eyes with filth. They concluded by stifling the poor infant under the ashes. The Judge of Instruction made inquiry into the business, and the eldest of those concerned in this singular murder is committed to prison. As General Dir.t.ore and Mr. Janne; two of the Grand Jurors of the County of Meath, were returning home from the Assizes of Trim, in a gig, they were stopped by two footpads, armed with pistols, and robbed of two pounds in cash. The General also lost a gold chain and two gold seals, which one of the depredators took from the General's watch, returning the watch, for fear of discovery by its means. The General said—" Lads, why rob me ? I have always been a friend to the distressed." One of the thieves answered—" General, who should a man in distress burrow from but afi lend ?" •