Star. — London, England, 1817-04-18 00:00:00

:~, ~~• . - -,.. , AL- r /J. Z•iit IN - DIES. 4•11•••=m..., CALCUTTA, tiTOVEMBIR I. An alarming contagious fever, with.ell tha Mt " toms of the piagne, had made it appearance at &tandem in Kattirvar, earrren oW - 111 1141 ' lumber* d lily.. Au epidearic raged in the -western provinces during the lost month (October). At C.awopare, eight or nine Eurnpsions were barred daily. The Indian Chiek had not recently been so active in meld, or in th' parsuit'ot plunder, as they were sup. time • • . . ?he !Wowing is•thesketith of the snititart strength of the Powers bOrderingott tbe &itishdomtniunss— h. possess a large trick 41 country ; their tT ark beaded by Runjeets Sing, a warlike and as leader.. Their &oaf:lei/hazy, establish.. men; gra," be estimated at 18,000.• ..11 - h" Stith* en dr oor protection can bring into tie field 'alioOt 17,000 soldiers, . • - • . licindiah has about 40,000 sot - dices 6'14 is said to be us close *Maus- with the Rajah of Derv, and . the ffltortpoar Rsjah. flohas acq u ired much. • strength sines . the. Molinaro war, by Wising the feudatory Soles under hie immediast contrail. • S. Anster.Khan may have twesty-eight tholnastd' soldiers; ifahomed Shah and Loll Slog, *harms* Tallinn with him, can bring twenty thousand Min into Ore field. Amern Khan ii Remoras mock i" want of moneys and when his troops brsqlot,sentti nottsirtbm being kept in arrears,' he givpithem per. hips halt their pay,. with authority.ro4g to the tramming of what is still due to them. ~_ -• Holkar is poor, and. has ..fitly l 7, o Pg menu. Ammer Kban, Mahomed Abah, and Lail Sing, are nominally his Generals. The Pindarem are a tribe of military advento • rers, wbp, having followed the standards' of different chiefs, and horn the present, tranquil state Hindoo . scan, b"!ng out of employ. hive joined with other vagrantly anif have cemented themselves into one great ImAy of 40,000 soldiers. These hardy troops infest the neighbouring provinces far plunder, and' will tight under any chn.l who wsll bon pay them. We are Sorr y to state, that • seem accounts from cawnpOre mid o th er 14;rtherit menialia• the prevailiog.sicipme is not being by say means on dig At Cagigas* eight or sine Europeans wets tad daily r and, all the corps ;damned there, but giputielly his Majesty's 66W end 157th Foot. sacred eacesdiogly. - Dui CH PAPAAS. We, WlNless.top the Once et Oct. King of tit Kr horlands ' ritual et OraSie,Naessii, Glad Duke .if Lassiberib, gke. Wigthiag to proceed to the esscutiall of Au is pre. *Aid by Ankle 1? of tipelaw of Moll** . 4syset IMF ' ? 'Ossetian tbe L seams of oldi ammo sat . orolehteasd the atultipisestbsse end Leabillvieiese of ' the ire : alias into easitientien, *et the ash, to essares and weighu saw . desedy load* theirsli the llsallters provisoes by elosinstic &se* media% Eassroptlik,. the sod of thew sOdednie man Ird end es Oiske the r of asserprweisies the bete eaderetsad - who oiesseselad . Maillis il* it by the sew moms. , • L % 7•1: ,1 0 ..1.-,, • • air - the tep..o ot oar Ilisister for Inniii•Sikket • thr soo todidr Sasso beat lossibthiserrhitirallhooh deripardiimed assits lia sad Offer Ds irsailatesd-1111, 4 : caser.rirked for the sew Lawasurner aseersighthr sat staa tor Me • divisioss smut ateltiples draleig, 111ditiar be 01!iplofed ria the istroducrios of the sew aplomb 1- the ilidsmatic mama hair °sip added is the 'MONO , doles fee explessities . . . -...-.. b•,!,,: -•,, I. - Cia.icapebleto Ilse kw a she ilistiiSk As hair Wells esti far dbil MOO silty et lOWA was% Samsll4l so 1 , was ilsecribial . .irsamt easy um widuaaiiicas rit Mara ti Ilsetaisee Sir ttp sehdtvlelase el the IntaPet: . ' ° ''' ' . • Pollgo'hit is lab part (as dadessair). • • brutalise's), for th e part (shiclpleak . $ wap Mae) for the than part (easseassrp. & ter the siaskabes ef the be i . Resat (ps rsk)..tor tie tsolokl (decameters). • ' h 4 O l, OtaihrAw as asieseeihoid (allisesseiP .• . • , 4. •llim aas 0 visaame 11.11, ter sim a swevro a %wok*. • - - 4,,lfsebbli equates el seheletsiess of the EN i _- Vletlrmearista Wan peas); ler the *are lithe Nei. 1 Iftatjeste Ohs Mum bah ler Ilie egeseselthe leadrada Tat assiisiet Valiame gasp eepSee am% for dmi Jews ad. do • o pat. -- * llvmetheteplieee Was sualphs at Orals . ;flelheast Ueda (spate peed), kr thiseplaiiilate MAO ef the ett. . _ • arriet oiiL fir the opereor tor seeleMesieVwdy wed the Imodral - ~dal wil. abbe kJ spa ss sr woe sibs (al epelelyikeehire.) • * T. no Ostia . Se t i le d oe m sbe atdisell. was Noer dal as allrearaspri bowl= pairaameamoulis).. &Aida tea is Was Bk .; KAM* paraiotlimo ado sash. ,' : j ; r .,,i , j . &bias asta(selle leetamt at do Itaddlallii ;Jihad" Kelesibeewap (ad* thee *edit Glebe death s.. • 'I be sera Wen s WS. W lopes ilig, mall Wh o sal ass dike, , • , -..„ ... • • ' a. 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Theseas Zebeaatehellteseives es se eau quemapie* lig 14 . 40440 1 0 ..vitiis main • " • .tape, !of a weft GrAratilissead apt, or sewed*, • • ', - IL 'Mina* 0 Pal (papa pelibesualite. a ealehriS, et is aka essateallsw, .le t /eas a the sesta offise. y at par &Obi impeLeatth ma, la a mate of be seolateal 4101101$11, slioseshest the phis 11. 0 1? t hisser)./eishe sloth part iskthe pus& ••2 •• ' ll' as hairs da part. - vpi „lathe ibiasiaddi part (gramma) , , -,,t ; itmergeral). Ulm as as theseesdik pert. ' ,? • - 53 211 1, MI" aka h• Fla* is the 4441/ *oft. • ano ,,A rf oo k Masa Irk ISM Vru,4lW -- i II ... ,Aribmiluteserar, • A , 116411110‘ . „,. 1 4414 111 t.., ,t . : • MILAN , MAUR be. .., . . *Woo of Tian sod the itoSsa fret - si sgs 4 *SO of *lbws haviletely emerald's!. Whose: 2 em i lig su poorly silauo. They shish as. gate!. s .. ... 0 14 . 4 ! 14,_ ThQ loialerlY .tricoled to 04 % , me Mow ti, iri' lidiapartes segue% sad b ea d i d-iptiML . us! Pelletal Leechi, who, lts hip. a o litairapdave,4ooinaft soss!dusble renown. Abo ilognimotoso difisliditti are daily harma ilL . 111 thoeo,44sleibir idaita set WOW by toidoV ro ws; i L e t ipasibi - ; der bade* Hof the .1 sire isirspleib the llpsaleholdi - if the t the ongieoliiiiiismo id Soklitiodd. . : . FROM 41 - 9E4IMAN PAPER. I. • s 4 a, ' ' 4 ~' F • .egitue . . The Papers of this day coati% the following im . pomp; pews:—.p . : sumnr. MARCH SO. The King haeheen pleased to appoint the Council of State, and to Si its opening for this day, the day op which the victory at Paris was gained three years before. After Divine Service antiolent' n Thanksgiving in the- Garrison Church, at which his Majesty. the Princes rind Princesses, with their - retinues, and the destined President end Members of the Council of State were present, and after a grand parade of the guards and grenadier corps, his Majesty, accompa nied by the Princes of his House, repaired to the Chamber in the great Palace. fitted up for the reap- OM of the Council ofttate. The persons named Members of the Cnuncil of State, at resent in Bor. lin. - virreisere astetabled. His Majesty declared . to theta Las intentions respecting the appointment of - the Gioia of State, and delivered into the hands of the Prince Von lihrdenberir, the President, his Edict of the Sikh March instant, in which the Members and Delattments d the Council are named, for the pur l)", of beiog.r.ked to them. The Prince Von 14ardenbeig, the President. then Opened, in thJ name of himself and the ether Mem bers, theie feelini of thanks to his Majeity.. Mid the vow of an iesiolable discharge of their duty. ' His Majesty thetiordeved the readies of 'feint coeimands to the*Countil of State, and coiduded with the kindest deinonstrations of his confidence. - The Prepident andlall the Members of. the Council of State present were then conducted brills Majesty' to the great dint table in she Knight's-hall, at which the Princes and Princesses of the Royal Family, and the fir st military personages, were also present. The Edict appointing the Council of State, dated 20th March 1817, deifares, that 44 the assembled Council of State is for us the highest deliberative body; it his, however. no share in the administra- Ann. To its competency belong the principles which ought to. be followed in administration; consequeatly, I. AU laws, thestitutional and administadve regulutione, plans respecting objects of administration, by which th r lSSs of administration may be changed, end coneskations ge neral Sisieures adanialsration, Leto which the Se. dies cannot constitutionally emit, so that all - the repents for new laws and laithutitens, ter for the reps change. ilsol Whew tie declaration of catering hews sad InatthUities, mos *math It he laid beim ea her air sanedes. The folleence of. the future Representative of lbw MOW in Legislation will be more pra t:hely limed in the Comeltudong Ducuseent to he framed io coo. sequence of our Fast uf the Shb May, I'ls. a. Subjects which by Ile al aiscusents aimady &sting belong to the Conned of :rase. S. Al Whirs which we is individual cases shall refer to the Cassell of Shur, sad, muse portiesdirly, comphietto en the part of our subjects against the determination .1 Ministers. Foreign *fairs shall watt be laid beim the Conseil of State in yardage, cams of kopostante. SUMBIIII OP TIM COUNCIL Pr STATE. • I. Sereentsof dieing% voile, kora their site aro sodded Se be 114saleas el the Own, it Sete 1.-1 be Cheorsinr of era Mete Vote flattening,: YreiMilat I field Marshal Com Veal Kaki:resell : [UM MarsMi Prime Maher Von Wahletirpt, the Missineont Scats Ma leaks Vas Kireheisesi; the D#Ost of Siete sad Fiance Coats Vat Nom ; the Minister of Stets** et the bonier Von ilhosimaesei the Upper Chsotheenio, W einer a Sale and Pill r, Primes Von Wittgenstein : the WI. War el Stele sad ot War (leirtal Major Vas Bilges 41Ie Ml ;aster .et este Von Kiewith ; oho Gametal reeerninet Vett therheri ; the Had 0 the Soprano Tribe:al Yea tfrell. ,soson i the Chest Preside* .1 the Seaton {Amber of As. owns Val tichnbreadert; the Privy Wine Camelia Ai. brain ; (Maki Vas ,Witelsime, Heed Odour le the talliawy Cabbies. & Tin awe Cononsaling Generals in the Predawn, bet stay when they are partionissly coiled's*. l'he ten Upper Preibbiets in the Proviera,bet only eiseethes tailbone's? tidied on. • • & Sonneu et the State, who, through penning.. alladlibilie skate a Sees end Voice u Members of the Osaseii et Ina t... 11116* Maria of Meeltleoburg„ Pikes Itadaviii. Priem Naha, 'Meet Von (ion. • Geiser's! Cam Oesisesse. the Mielelses a Jima Vie Oralthsseso, V s. &pa, Saes Van ileaboMt, Geared Noesetteds, covet Lams, bebop Seek Comet Spiegel, Messrs. regents, Orolase, Vow lease, Aredites, Vat Jahr her; Zama& itiblieserep, Meekoisa, Paha% lakebers, Val Matas, aedisftl4iftwa,Hresurse, Retadpr, Sehoroweber, Von liorselis, jeneVintledits, Patter, Analogs, Swim. DamaTmainv or Till COUNCIL 01 7 . S l'Alil. . A. Nada Atlas, Cosset OsnieniseArst en 'the Sit, he. 41..• NONE* &Lae, anent Uwalstsa% Ike. S, Argo a kalbe• the Wawa cif' *an, Yes Beisse, be. -4. Flames Allars,,Ceent Llama, Its.- & Teak, M. Veit Niarks,l6. S.. honseol Afbna,, Berea Von Alseisteie, An f. dollpien aid •Mberarte. M. Vas itiswits, dc. .CatillNlT olotit W the COUNCIL of STATE, Berlin, se.h Morels, lei', *pia* the eziatien at the Edict at • the the MI hibly,llllS, for Wfeentatios et die iteptesestadon et Pulpit. • . t lave le Oa Sala at tbe rid May, tin S, respeabg the kr. i soden if a *died breoSinden, ted a Coeseandes to alt in Bali, seedidoi et ballipset i.lisersis et she hate, seed Dledves.et the Perdeas, a weepy ihaushree with the or► gaeleatiee et the reerbrislinins, the Illetieolt Repowatedeo. 2041 thilAraiNlN Mt it it . d t Said, Demme the ; aeterding he the peindpl Wes s ew s es , seder . Prelleewit el the t Measlier el la...'' Wei, the ea**, establldUlMl et ter besseides, bed firt - orpeefeeden et the Adedeistradins, hews hitherto Perreihnishis Mkt he Why cerrietiose woks: a * lift* As the caws its* It sow = 4 : s i a lwili g...n. lthe . d.it Ng, 011104iserssa to the suit "blotelbott, aol trAircatiiss or Age th — e" el ay ioseitleoLA weed be the Ceteueleeleo , A. • no Dia** it am • vidielit, tom atiaihni towel et ithintf. two yli . oloollsst the or Stn Vet Ilrodheowsrihi liftWiWr etileale Val Illiyabet ilie Mime el litete..ewl J VW Umbels= ; the . el 15... ilejew Vas ; the Milkier el iitioi sad Hosea Chem Veit Ihileo,_; de et low et _thelpeder_ Ifes Silesehoon; the Miaittor "or State ese hike Prber Vest Mt wasselit ; the jilioltior Sodomy at *we Vas Varies i the Lies emotas*/$1 all A4watedOesterallren des geeesiirik; *sinew a Ch s E Yoe iedi 4he• Prig Oseastiler et Well Veil ' 'i ajo 1111Whierallbrea Grellwass ; ims awed Alt/ . di Pod= Mateo ; the Cellßiki of Woo Ws litiloOrtit tios Prig illsoolliee o f MAW SAW ea•Vaelavigay ; tiw Pi Cwwwiler et laietteolitlieetOe I.4esiber ova iliaUeda •Powilitioeb who Oleg team thee TM. cepiodellee shiltihit bottiowleil wish the to I thoorietole et endow ibeiatihe Viwilhatie s *sir SANE( • I . esoweesdatell se Wit 'Mead Stile, 4E4 ills Assesess pr; Med doe be bY gi.see eglielowiwitit . se Ow; ea wheel 4 Al Who midi bow weipe o W alteleery. • • • . , 1111191111C111 oilmen: To dm Cooodi Of WNW ' • A" -- - , rnienii,...Tbil , ' a THE SING ST LONDON. FRIDAY. APRIL 18. 1817. PRICE OF nom THIS DAY Al TWELVE O'CLOCK; Cans. TlK—ao. for Amount, illf—Redeced 70; S per Cent. Navy. 1 Otti-4 per Cent. miff :sr B IM 11•. Sas. pc.—Endursed do. Ss. 10s. pr. Wit 14 dS pre. THE FUNDS. A very serious fall has been eaperieneed In Stocks. Consols left oft on Wednesday at isf, sod yeuerday ntelldnE they opened at 71f. and at twelve &cleat were 714 Money. turd 714 for the Account. An Immense quantity of business was doing. and the Public generally are sellers. There is evidently a struggle between two high contending parties, the House swum the Jews : the former on the last settling-day, were great isfferers, and are now recovering themselves. Dutch Papers artived last night, and this morning a Mail from Hamburgh. In Holland and the Netherlands, the French de signations of weights and measures have been abo lished, and the names in use before the Revolution have been again introduced. For the sake of. our Commercial Readers, we loaned the Decree in another column. We have extracted from a German Paper an ac count of the proceedings which _have lately tabor place at*erlin, with reference to the long.expectitt' Prussian Constitution. A Council of State has heel appointed, and a Committee named by the &psi, from among its Members, who are to associate with themselves natives of the different Provinces, and then proceed to the framing of a Ccnstitution.— Among the Members of the Committee of the Coun cil of State, we observe the names of several• indivi duals distinguished for the liberality of their views— a circumstance which certainly augurs favourably for the result of their labours.' The accounts from Stockholm announce an in crease of allowances and pensions for Military M om This was followed by an audience given by the Kum to a Deputation from this Military, and by congratulatory Addresses to the KM and CaowN Puna. lt is p'sible that the counteraction of secret plots, by securing the attachment of the Military, may have had some infinence in procuring this in crease of pay. But another, and if possible a more important measure has been adopted—All the youths from VO to 26 years of age ae.to be enrolled and trains, on a plan somewhelt siMilar to what prevsilt in Engiand with the Militia corps. An efficient force of 900.000 men will thus be formed for the defence of the Kingdoni, aid from this the Army is in - future to be recruited. The anti* the Duchaborzi in Russia have, for, .their conduct as aseralmess and good citizens, been freed from the earreilleseeef the Police. . . All Lord Ca lath a relapsurofhts law; noes, yesterday. thaa. we are assured. bad an intimation *Ma it the isrobabillir usit Sit beirtg able to able kilts House of Careasstea Thursday. A Gentleman, who 10/118 situatiabia the Cow missary in Chief's °flew Was attackedmith a sadden I llarse no Tuesday, whfl de at the office, and expire almost immediately. ..His Royal Highness the Dole of CLAnnWat and Was FITZCLAIDINCI artived in the Stable-yard. St. hales's. Yesterday. Hit Royal Highness will leave town to-morrow foe Bushy. Lord Miu.vit.t.e has changed the sone of Paler Did lard to Paikeis Der/. Wednesday eiteronon the Piquet's CHARLGITE and Prince Laorous arrived at Camelford-house from Claremont, tor the purpose of Prince Lanrottr being in time to attend due PDINCI RIOVIT'iI Levee, inter*. dad to have been holden yesterday. he not hAving heard of the postponement of it till Monday. The Parsons and Plums dined at Canseflord-house.-- Soon after four o'clock, yesterday, the Patna aad PIIIIICISS left Camelford-hOuse on their' return to Claremont. Wednesday the Duke and Duchess of Gwynn •Tsa arrived in towa to dinner frogs Bagshot. Yes !terday their Royal Highnesses had a small dinner y, and afterwards honoured Covent Garden with their presence. A private letter kern Grand Cairo, dated the Stith .Dabember, says: --**- The plague, which had raged w* great fury, bad considerably abated. but the son of the PACHA had fallen a victim to this pestilimce. Vie was a Yooaglittuf of 'distinguished abilities and ts, tad *clashed by the people and the . . Bou* ether relatives of the Pecan had ' ' of the plague; and agreat number of hie d is**. At CEird thefilittexperienced a eircum . 7 , Wasee not remembered .by the oldest Egyptian—l kir days of successipe tortbnts of rain, Which had sieirly dMoyed Whole 'tillages. The houses having kin built of inbaked clay, - scarcely• i dwelling d r ied swat witho without e ' . iojiwil 'and 'had the 'rain con a few days longer, half the City of Cairo nistit Iheaitably have - been washed away.— 4 'he .... Turlish i lfitrchants - reported, Iltat the Prin. of WACIti might rots =peas& as Vssiso in tbe J - file of the ensuing summer, and state, that her re.; gailiaalit Constantinople, last sujenier:' was of the meet diatinguishediLeicription. The romia himself, vieeaded by a numerals suite, Came to Ibis sea shore • meet her,. when landing, under a diatharge of lOU siss after which. illuMunstions and die realest re. ass toOk place i., the eity. She is said to have ID Offtems is bee tram, eft of whom was 'IF" "lied b d Parra iiithatirparaisaqa aLstssadaass. Itis !Wok otikrerraliestiseuris way • . attendee to the Enghdritwt the British Oland as 4111: ~ os i a . beautiful - , - . marked civility. Egypt. Het, was rgstin4 her, aad the Cltsieirw l'ilitrirve that ere : linartir Cannati.liso we ' of 8,100,000 " 1 ° Pr""a %Ana!' ang:alL 'Waal ti% wt. alorbinli4sy die ',fidget Of . 1817, ft amiiiarata. kaatilal jka 4 llll ‘ t Zr eldi1 P 4411111 " 1 chi Ihn4 . c4 as clergy, After the oddities* ainda a P ° " all wAsi r . • ihuir wilk rice to:ailir nea fleihn Ibis aid, 'the idols at m L ad, I llana. . Old 'Vick& Egir at Andlibislorp. 4. ' 6 is al"' stew i the 1 4`dch i P c ' Watl4. sad W of a ashepesetv etiliesid et tiseinfatiar I P* l.l O * e a t: • AW III- iigetiti ht trossfroes,) is: ~.... iturdise..r.b.. ..,_ set . seres assistance ape 'a dal the Clisistilmi lane, besidei; licii ' • um" ebthigidbiriii;;Lt en% lo.4looi.crtia Nile iou at the h ar i s --and C.«•ftr , ash '". ,*. ' ' ---77-7-;7-1 "' ... -. '' - , 41914 4 1 tf a teleaAl A.4 4 Witt ,14.4 Oita , .• •• • - . 1 i • . . •S NAVAL INT3LLIGENCE. FALMOUTH, APRIL 18. The Lady Wellington packet, with a Mail for New York and Halifax, is gone into the Roads. r, APRIL 17. ' Arrived the PrOsperity. WnlOllT, from LandAn; and Prince of 'Orange transport, from Cork. S.ard the Sinnersley Csstle and Achilles transports, r Barbadoes ; and Pomona transport, for Halifax ; al o the George, ONSEFF, for America ; and Isis, YoLso, for Demerara.— Win d N. DEAL, APRIL t 7. Came down from the River and sailed the V. 1,. city, STANTON. for Malta • Mary Jane, fcr New O r . leans; and the Mary and Ann, for Naples.—Arrmd the Harmony, WOODALL, from Demerara, and iy6 the Defence, from Bengal, and several other home. ward-bound ships, remain In the Downs. Wind N. DOVER, APRIL 17. Arrived the Four Sisters, BARNES, from Waterford for London. with loss of anchor and cable. HARWICH, APRIL. r?. Arri►ed the Lark and Earl Leicester packets, with from Crtzha►en ; and the Rising Star, from Suadertand, with loss of anchor and cable. MARGAIT, APRIL 17. . . Ariived the brig Hope. Baitv, from Po u t fo r L os - AM A with loss of anchor and cab! . . i . GRAVESEND, APRII. 17. . ..... 14.=the Unclaimed, Dernotant, from Hairre ; Elvarzer, from Copenhagen; Venerable, Jones, from Li menc k ; gts.ihscher, Kelt, from Dental( ; Amelia, William, from bt. ; Vestal, Barclay, from Memel ; Family, Arran% C u n t y ; !Waste", Araberison, from ditto; Simeon, itsynolds, Finabing; Enterprise, Palo, from Hanburgh. Sailed the Reeiilinlon, Smith, fur Tenerife; Sovereign, Fairburn, for Ja maica ; Duke of York, Fryer, for Rotterdam ; Isabella, Osberne, kr Mean Leone ; Fortuyn, Doom, for Amsterdam; Prince Re wt, Trot t,for retersburgh; Alfred, Maine, for Dublin. CUSTOM-HOUSE, APRIL.I7, • „. SNIPS ItIITISID INWARDS —'l Caledonia , Kei t h, front Vincent's; Eclipse, Bewtort, from Calcutta; Lively, Bays, from St. Michael's; Royal Sovereign, Laming, from Rotterdam ; )fancy, BAN from Bahia ; Britannia, Hutchinson, from C ares rick, and Martha, Dawson, from Rostock. Owrwatos—ahe Atlantic, Rumbet, for Hamburg;; Admiral Neilsen, Rolsertsan, for Rotterdam ; Marsha, Mobley, for New York • Goals Verwachting, Middel, ;for there ; and R •uva Mlnsel, Lundwall, for St. Locar and Seville; Fumy, TWIN,. son, fur Teneriffe ; Lorenzo Dunbar. for New York (U. a.) Fogbound, Waters, for the Cape of Good Hope, late of tracce, New South Wales, and Buuthern Whale Fishery; hlargur!a. Garthwr, for Baltimore; and Vrouw fauna, Wablerstsin, icr Antwerp. • , SHOCKING EPTNT. On Sunday last the following dreadful occurrence ,took place at Fivehead, near Taunton, in the hce.e appointed for the reception of insane persons. Car tailt .whose der ngement had rendered h.l ~ confinement in the house necessary for.several years past. after dining'with a friend of his (Captain Mu.- Len, late Paymaster and Agent to the Stafford Mi litia) who had come from London to see him, con triied to gain admission into the room of Mr. Ga. the keeper, where he.seized a brace of pistu:s, ,with which he proceeded to thkapartment, where his friend,(Captain Muss) was writing, and instantly discharged one of the pistols at him, which unfortn toOk effect, and he fell dead. He immediately 'retired to his own room, where he shot himself with the other pistol, and died in a few seconds. ANOTHER ACCOUNT. • Extract of a letter from the Rev. Mr. CALF, dated Taunton. Aped IS: Pray call immediately on the friends of Ceptaiu MILLER. and inform them rf the fatal accident hereunder related.. Poor Captain MfLutst. it seems. arrived yesterday by the subscrip tics coach, at the Heath6eldArms, near the M tdhuuse, at Fivebead, where I visit as a Magistrate. This mor ning be visited his old friend, Lieutenant Ft.r.mivo, atFivoliead House, where they din e d toget h er i n t l.e most friendly manner, retired soon atter to Mr. Rs lento's bed-room, and in less than a quarter of an hoer the oxplesion of pistoli was heard. and those two old (fiends were immediately found lifeless.— This is a brief relation of this horrid business. I have seen the bodies, the place, &c. this afternoon, and, after every examination,ol the circumstances, have no doubt Lieutenant Fteurxo first murdered hit friend, partly by a sword, and lastly by a pistol-shot. and then murdered himself. (Signed) os. GALE." Captain MILLti received. on the bibloit. a very pretoin letter from Lieutenant FLEsstwo, intrealing bins to go dant° , stating he could not live long. sod wished much to sel hit al friend before be died. Captain MIL Li', therefore, left town Friday to perform the last act of humanity. as be thought, to one whose views through Lk be had always promoted. A disturbance took place in the town of Taunton. - on Monday afternoon last, (14th instant) owing to tte misbehaviour of a party of five or six men belonging to the Inniskilling Regiment of Dragoons, quattevl its she Barracks, Soho, being intoxicated, grossly as saulted several inhabitants, and kept the town for a oloisaiderable time in a state of great alarm. Th.l shops were shut round the parade, and business Via; entirely suspended. Mr. CHORLEY, straw hat hicuartr, of bl.ath-street, was mercilessly beaten abu:: the bead; Mr. durroast, the Constable, was violent ) ; seized by two of the num, who attempted to wmt from him the staff of his authority ; he, however, very spiritedly persevered in his duty, and succeeded ill bringing away one of the assailants. The party whit': commenced these outrages was subsequently augm!r ted by an armed corporal's guard horn the Barrack , who it was expected came for the purpose of tram - ing the delinquents to their quarters, but t cm si fled with their comrades. A number of facts arc in our poor: - slot) connected with this scandalous affair, but as iovestigetion of them will, we trust, be deemed Ind's pensable, for the purpose of allaying the sensitior , excited in the town by. this occurrence, we forfgur stating a syllable more at pretest on the occasion, tital dmt co the men retiring to their quarters, the ctot'. 4 t kb had.nssembled immediately dispersed, and tic twat, Bosomed ha trauquillity.—Torratee Corrier. -, Gtax-Excmax9s, Aram 18.--We had but little Whitt fresh io for, this osonsing's market, and havieg 4. demand for that of fine qoality, what appeared met ready sale at Monday's prices ; but there is no de mand. for Foreign, of -wheel description we have lad large arrivals lately. Having a good supply of jpy to-dop from Suffolk, this article is 2s. per quarter bluer, and heavy sale at this reduction. New Bemis weds. and Oats Is. per qu Itter deard. 1 , 1 ethe• tides no alteration.,