Star. — 1821-02-17 (London, England)

MLR, FEBRUAST 13.—The Auspicious, llannw,fra, den to Waterford, got on a rock, in New Grimsby barn", • .. the 10th instant, by winch she broke part of ha ham and • with water, and is now on her beam-ends: her german . and it is expected she will be got off next spring tides. • I William, Carreusue from Waterford to Leedom, sonde Seven Stones on tbellth instant, and broke off ha maim has been brought into Rt. Mary's Pool, with sews feet • in bee hold : the cargo is landing, in a damaged ant. • Comas-Lions; Firm 16.—Ships Entered Inwards: from Harlingen • Prospero'', from Cable; Elias, free alma.—Entered Outwards Scholfield. for Weimar); for 'Trieste; Odessa, for Genoa; Vrow Patera', for iseq Vrow Elizabeth, for Ghent ; Fame, for Prince Edward's lid ...1 John, for Haniburgh ; Angelique, for Havre.—Aced wards: Roebuck, for Sierra Leone; Barbadoea Pbster,it badges; Vittoria, fur Jamaica; Friendship, for Oen i• recta, for Dublin; Friends, for Lisbon; Craig Whir 2. Teneriffe. Mumma —At Mired, the Sally, Rundell, from St. NM' 3: At Dublin, Hibernia, Fox, hem Messina. At 4. Wilkinson and Ann from Liverpool. At Ammo?, V ' Men, from Cluriestou ; Coromandel, 6eu7h0i"..1; „ and Oseille, Adamson, from Naples. At Gilmartin", 'u from the Havannab. At Peterhead, hoe, 111.1 tram Beurdeaux, Bouibon, ken 91•4* Muanzin—Yesterday. two men of the woes d r4l and Quested, were brought to Bow-street, and miss•olo u ensnination before Racaaan baste, Fsq. clt;rgediriall concerned in the 'AM murder of Mr. James 111•KmeinelP sidposan in his Majesty's Preventive Service. hebelliN",l • Weulloch's party, stationed between Ilythe and WO, pr county of Kent, in a desperate attack of a ninnereself: g a smugglers amounting to about 100. upon a small Itedll . King's (dicers in the Preventive Service. The DO= were stationed on the Coast Blockade Service,at house, on the sea shore, near Dungeness, in the eelailfi: and on Sunday morning, the ilth inst. between neee"7..j A o'clock, they observed a flash of Ire, which is the esee'r ash given on the landing of a smuggling boat; the Meal' • .•1 ill number, immediately proceeded to the spot wheels' had taken place, and met a large body of smuggler's*. • e the Officers approaching within a hundred yards, food lupon them ; the Officers laid down to avoid the firiact f after the smugglers went on • the Officers fel in Int. others, who were drawn to the spot in consequenee4l7_l and they followed the smugglers, who observed &a.' Al casionally fired on them, during which several of the"' • , were severely wounded, and were obliged to be sexw the care of several. others ; this circumstance gre•if ' • the numbers of the Officers and the smugglers csedesaf at intervals until they reached the road near to Lees between Romney and Rye, and then made a stoat sirs themselves on each side of road, and waited u 5 7` CMS came close to them ; they then all of than fired e0,..' con, when Mr. M'Kenzie received a wound which )nT After contending in a most desperate manner feem''' they made off. Several others of the Officers oeft.,,N tl wounded. During the attack, the prierioer Qd one of the Officers, who was dressed in a wore 0' , thinking that he was one of the smuggling pall', rgt peos A into his hands, and desired him to blow some Of be es brains out; the Officer first secured the mosque, a.r2,7, tared the prisoner, and succedded in securing him.. f and 1— apprehended at the same time, his mouth s u 7, 71; blackened by gunpowder : it has been ascertained abet ' of the ringleaders, and he Is suspected to be the 0•110, Mr. M'Kenale.—They were remanded for rec . MARLICULOUdtI-