Star. — London, England, 1817-07-14 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS. The P PApers of the 10th and 11th instant, hive 4. - our Last. The ac,Aidensent of the Duchess of BERM is hourly t spected. The conspirator RANDON, and two of his moit p l aty accomplices, suffered the sentence of death on the sth instart, on the Place d'Aluitaine, at Bour. Jens. The capital part of the punishment against eiree others of the conspirators, has been commuted .nto twenty years captivity in irons. TI )e Council of War, convoked at Barcelona, has at ler ;th passed judgment on General Lae , / and the !our superior officers arrested along with him ; they !! tie been found guilty of treason and condem ned to death. The same judgment has been pro par cot:furnace, against General MILANS, and sce:ril other accomplices. 'rile sentence his been f e e warded to Madrid, to be submitted to the appro bation of the KiNG, before being put in execution. While the rest of Europe has suffered so In vcrtly, from the scarcity of corn, some parts of Spain are described, by the Ma !rid Journalists, to be actually overflowing with plenty. Immense depots have, ac. cording to their statements, been established in Old Castile, Estremadura, and Leon, and have scarcely been affected by the local consumption of these fruit ful Privinces, which alone, after a prosperous har vest, 'would be capable of sAtisfying the wants of the whole Peninsula. In Switzerland, on the other hand, we regret to observe that the hopes of relief which the inhabitants had entertained from the approaching harvest are likely to be greatly disappointed. The 'belting of the mountain snows has overflown the most fertile of their vallies with water, and in many places made complete havock of the crops. The Marquis MARLALVA, the Portuguese Ambas sador at Vienna, and who in consequence of the late news from Brazil had gone after the Archduchess Linoroustaa, and overtaken her at Florence, has re ceived dispatches from Lisbon, announcing that the squadron destined to convey the PItINCES across the Atlantic will not be ready to sail till the end of Jane. This delay is ascribed to the demand for sailors to man the ships going out against Pernambuco. The Pope has been again very seriously indisposed at his seat of Castel Gandolpho, in consequence of an accident. Oa stepping into bed one evening, nobody being in attendance, he fell back wards on the Boor, and was so much hurt that he lay an hour and a half before he recovered his senses, or was able to call for assistance. A strong fever was the conse quence, and it was not till some days after that his noliness was pronounced in a state of convalescence. The Princess of WALES now occupies the country house of the banker SCULTIIILISI I / 2 on the summit of Mount Aventine, in the neighbourhood of Rome. The valet of BONAPARTE, M. SANTINI. Who has been long detained at Milan, has been set at liberty by order of the high police. He was asked where he wished to go ? he answered, that be had family affairs at Turin to arrange, therefore he wished to go there. Phssports were then given him for that City, and a Commissary of Police accompanied Mort° the frontiers. He says that he wishes to reside perma nently at Turin, and consents to place himself under the inspection of the Police. He denies all the charges of hatching new conspiracies which have been made against him. A jeweller of Leipsie is said to be employed to make the Crown for the new King of Hayti, He'.ny the First, alias CHRISTOPII E. The French Funds hate mounted one per cent.—.. They were at 66 tr. on the 10th. A Hamburgh Mail arrived yesterday ; and this morning mails from Gottenburgh, Holland, and Flanders. On the invitation of the Emperor of RUSSIA, the Holy Alliance has been acceded to by the S.)vrreign Princes of Hohenzollern-Hechengen and Sigmarin- gen, Lichtenstein, Reuss-Greiz, Reuss of the junior line, Schaumbourg-Lippe and Waldeck, and their acts of accession have been transmitted to the Rms. sirs Minister, And by the latter to the German Diet. The Emperor of RUSSIA has published al Decree for establishing a Commercial Bank 'at Petersburg!), for the purpose of facilitating and extending dis. counts, loans, and other commercial operations. The Emperor guarantees the capital of this Establishment. It appears by the Foreign Journals, that the new). ciations for removing another fifth of the Allied Army of Occupation from France, meets with oppo. taion on the part of some of the Powers. The first filth even has not yet been entirely removed, for the Russians are only now embarking at Calais. The prospect of an early and abundant Harvest continues, and in consequence of the fall of corn and the hopes of plenty popular festivals have taken place in various quarters in the North of France. In the Kingdom of Wurtemberg, the Winter Barley is already gathered in ; and in many other quarters the labours of harvest have - commenced and are carrying on with great spirit. In the Netherlands, the appear ance of the Wheat is such that the oldest farmers do not remember ever to have seen any thing equal to it. Mr. Ross, our Ambassador Extraordinary end Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of Berlin, is' now on his way to London. A letter from Frankfort, dated hay 4, says— " According to what we learn, the Sittings of tht Diet will be - adjourned about the middle of this month tor two or three months. How many Sittings will be held before this time is uncertain, but ther, are many important points "till to be discussed.- Respecting the Barbary Pirates, the German Di, is t,, apply to the English Government, in order t, negociate with that Power on this subject, whit! c.incerns the whole civiliagl world." QUEENSBERRY APPEAL CAUSES. It has been erroneously supposed that the whole of these Causes have been remitted to Scotland. We un derstand that the House of Lords have only remitted the Queensberry, or Buccleugh Causes, to be recon sidered And determined by the Court of Session.— But no Order of tha House was made in the March, or Wemyss Causes; and it is understood they are postponed, sine die, until the Queensberry Causes shall have been so reconsidered and determined by the Court of Session, pursuant to the remit. 1. His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT left Carl ' tat- House on S tturday, about two o'clock, for the purpose of proroguing Parliament, in the state car riage, drawn by eight beiutiful cream-coloured horses, and preceded and followed by six carriages and four, I containing the Officers of State. A party of the Life 'Guards lined the streets through which his ROYAL HIWINE , S passed from Carlton House to the House of Peers, where he arrived about half-past two o'clock. An unusual number of Ladies were in the House, most of whom were very superbly dressed: amongst them was the Duchess of CUMBERLAND. The space below the bar allotted to the strangers was crowded with Gentlemen. His ROYAL illutiNEss was dressed in regimentals. and appeared in excellent health Red spirits. • He returned in the same state as he went.— The caul le proceeded at a very slow pace, and his ROYAL HIGIINILIA was loudly cheered both in his pas sage to and from the House, and bowed repeatedly to the populace. Yesterday about fouro'clock the PRINCE REGENT left town for Windsor, on a visit to the QUEEN to dinner. Yesterday the Loan CHANCELLOR and the Duke de CHATHE had audier ces of the PRINCE REGENT previous to his leaving town for Windsor. The Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND has left a revenue' to his eldest son of £BO,OOO per annum; and to each of the younger children he has bequeathed £lOO,OOO in cash. Earl GROSVENOR is likely to obtain an addition of at least £20,000 a•year to his already large income, by the recent discovery of a fine lead mine on a part of his Lordship's estate in North Wales. The ore, it seems, is not three hundred feet from the surface of the earth. The Earl and Cmuntess of LANSDALE. Lord Low- Tim, Lady MARY LOWTHER, and Mr. and Lady ANN BECKETT, left town on Saturday, for Paris. The Countess of LAUDERDALE, Lady MARY and Lady JULIA MAITLAND, and Colonel JOHN MAIT LAND, left Warren's Hotel, Charles -street, St. James's square, on Saturday, for Paris, on their way to Malta. Two sisters of the late ever-to be-lamented PONSONBY survive him , viE. CATHERINE, Countess tai SHANNON, mother to the present Earl of SHANNON, and to the late Countess of BANDON ; and FRANCES, Baronets Lismorta, another of the present Viscount Lismotte. The appointment given to her Royal Highness the Princess At.ousra, to the care of the Pheasantry at Bushy Park, is the same as that et.joyed by Lady GJANIICRVIE until her decease, and to which her Ladyship WAS appointed during the administration of her father, Lot d Noitrif. Geneiai TuouNrom gave notice on Tuesday last, in the House of Commons, that early in the next Session of Parliament he should renew his Motion to repeal such parts of the Acts of tl e 15. h and 30th' years of the reign et CHARLES 11. AS require in cer tain cases declarations to be made against the belief of transubstantiation, and asserting the worship of the Church of Rome to be idolatrous. A s rong contest to the Corontrship of Kest is at this time going on. *llse election commenced on Wednesday List, at the Town H4II, at Maicistone.— The rival candidates are Mr OrrAWAY and Mr. Mottsox. At the close of the poll on Thursday even ing, the numbers were, for the former, 1'21.5, and for the latter, 766. At a Court of Aldermen held on Ftiday, at Guild hall, Mr. JOHN PIPER was elected Keeper of the New Prison, for Debtors, in the mai of Mr. EDWARD KIRBY, dece..sed. LIMERICK ELECTION.Mr. TUTHILL had a gross majority of 23 over Major VEREKER, at the close of the poll, on the Limerick election, on the 4th day. KING'S THEATRE.—SAturday the Opera of La Wr ongful di rite, was revived, chiefly for the purpnse of affording Signor Cattrow an opportunity of shewing himself, before the season is closed, in the character which he considers as his best; and certainly he never his appeared in this country to so much advantage. Madame CAMPORESE was allotted the arduous task of performing the part .4 Sextus. The merit of this lady, as a musician and actress, are now beginning to be well understood, and it never was more conspi cuous than upon the present occasion. Her voice, which in fullness and purity resembles that which BANTI possessed, proceeds uninterruptedly from its source, without any of those modifications, which destroy that volume of tone which is so essentially necessary in the formation of a great singer. Ma dame FODOR is already well known in this Opera ; her opening duet with Madame Cast voitEsE was deii ciously sung by Witt, and deservedly encored. The performances throughout were much applauded. VAUXHALL.—These delightful Gardens have had to boast, during the last fortnight, most successful and brilliant nights. On Friday evening we noticed, among the distinguished visitors, The Marquis of Bath, 'Vlarchioness of Winchester, Earl of Blessiugton Viscount Falmouth, Coantases at lichester, Shrews • bury, Sheffield, and Shannon, Lady Harriet Yalta, bir Jam Frederick, Colonel Gordan, lite. Ete. &c. FLOOD UPON THE THASIM.•—.THE great flood upon the Thame, within the last few dip, has been mis takenly attributed to the late rains. We regret to state that it has been caused by the bursting of a large Reservoir, attached to the Canal, in North amptonshire; and which, coming in contact with some small streams running into the 'flame, has poured an immense deluge of water upon the line of that River, flooding a great extent of beautiful meadow land, ripe for the scythe, from the borders if Derbyshire, through the suburbs of Tainworth, Hopwas, Colesltill, itc. to the vicinity of Birming-. :lam. The injury sustained by such a large range if fine grass crops, must be very considerable The !'rent, the Dove, and other rivers upwards, are vithin their channels, and the hay harvest, which is nonstant beyond all precedent, and partially com re:nced, promises well at present. NATAL CORK, JULY 7. Railed his Majesty's ship SHAMIteCK on a cruize, and the Adamant and Eliza transports, for Ceylon, with the 83d Regiment. FAI.MOIIIII, JULY Arrived the Ann, Uctu, from Gibraltar, last from Plymouth, to perform quarantine; and the Hope, Rtes9s, from Teignmoutb, and sailei for Quebec ; also sail , d t h Duke of Kent packet for Lisbon, and Grace packet for New York and llaiif.rx, both With mails. The Lord Hohitrt packet for the Bs azils, and Fox packet for Gibraltar and Malta, are detained until fur-Vivi. orders. Passed up o , anns.l yesterday the Partridge. CuAracs:rN, in seven week., front the Cape of G9od Hope. • PLYMOUTH. Y se. Arrived his Msjesty's ship GAts'ssitsnF. from Ports. ny , t:th the ISlediterranesn ; and Ow Kitty, (t- GA:t, tro:n adso4. saiieu the wiiiiim and MA3 y, BAltit 'w, for Qs.Whet:. PURTSMOUTII, MIX 11. Arrived yesterday from the Downs the Ardent, for Sr. Kite's ; Malta, for Malta, and Ch.lrly, fur Antigua. Sailed the Intrepid and Itecovtry trans p,irts, for Deptford ; and the Friend,hip, r, fur New South Wales. Sailed to.day the Ann, Wm. KINJUN. ft.r ..he South Seas.—Wind Westerly. DFAL, JULY ts. Sailed yesterday the Tamerlane, for the Cape. Came down from the River and sailed the Paraga, for Boston; Bonetta, for Rio Janeiro; Hero, for Tenert ; l'Aigle, and Hero, for the South Se. i and the Hove, for Teneritie; the latter remains.— Came down from the River to-day the Radius. for New York. Passed by two transports, with troops, from the Westward, bound to Chadian). DOVER, JULY is. Sailed this morning the Countess of Elgin, Cap. lain HAMMOND, Mitts the Earl of Bots Tot. ; Chichester packet, Captain Kerma, with the Frencti Mail ; and the Pell, Captain STRAINS, with passengers—all for Calais. Arrived this evening the Lord Duncan packet, Captain HAMILTON, and the Sybil, Captain MIDDLSTON, front Calais, with passengers. Sailed this evening the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain HALLANDS, with a mail, passengers, and horses, tor Ostend. Arrived the Peace and Diana, transports, from the Downs ; Fox, Boston packet, and Quest transport, iron; Calais; and Good Statesman trans. port, from Newport. The Quest has sailed again tor Guernsey, and the others for Calms. J uce 13.- - Sailed this morning the Trafalgar,Cap- Uhl HAKE, with the Earl of LONSDALE, lor Calais; also thy Ant, Captain BARNETT, tor that port, ,‘ ith passengers. Arrived this morning the. Lord Duncan packet, Captain Pdtscac, from Ostend, with .iad passengers. MARGATE. JULY 12. The Mary of Caernarvon, trom London to Water ford, got on slime yesterday afternoon, but was got ,fr again without damage, and proceeded on her voyage this morning. HARWICH, JULY 12. Arrived the Castlereagh packet from Cuxhaven, and Charlotte packet from Gottenburi4h. Nailed the Prince of Orange packet for Holland, Ilrattf•>y packet for Cuxhaven, and Emily packet for Gottenhurgh all with Mails. FRICUTION OF PRIZE MONFV. The Rahler and Recru:t, (ur FAnkiauult, the t9gb Inn. at 4, Clement's lun. CUSTOM-HOUSE, JULY 12. 811iPS INTEILED iNWARDS-....i . he Minerva, Warner ; Jame , lien, Name; and Variable, Hohne, from Norw a y ; Sophia, Inglis, 'from Cayenne; Ann, Lee, from Dunkirk ; lloppet. Kruuk, from Sweden; Carl Wilhelm, --- from Carkcrothi ; Ranger, Wood. from Dative ; Providei:ee. &mei; ant Ann, Judd, fruin mel ; Laacellee, Will., from Palermo; Darlington, Sinclar ; au l I Mei,. (ruin St. Petereburgh; Gainsbornuil, .‘yerliorre, from Pi!Lu ; itaikes, Gardner, trom Jamaica ; Freud., Maud, from Rif a; Recovery, Burnett, from Gwtrubursh and Dolphin, Corer, front Cat.. Or rwAros— I he Liverrnol, Cowley, fur Madrira ; Culvert, I r Nt w OrleAnv ; Chritina, Roelof', for Ainmertlani ; Deux Anik, Olivier; and 1. unr Laurel, Morel, fur flavre ; Har mony, Yratt, for Pern.nl:uco; Dior:itch, GelJart ; and Joinprue Anna, Heilman, for I.ub.c ; Todd, Snuth, for Quelice; Jotie Willem , Scheryonta, tar Rorttidant ; and NIB, Wilson, fur ti.uuburgb. • Sir JANTEMCoCKBURN, Bart. is shortly expected al Portsmouth, to embark for his Goveriattent at Ber muda, in the Fnrth Irig.ite, Sir JOHN Lows. Fifty nine Warrant Officers were Last week super. annumed at Plymouth. EDWARD Pou - sou., Esq. lately Naval Storekeeper at Gahmltir, es Appointed Clerk of the Survey at Plymouth, vice P. EDGECCNIII, Erg. who removes to Woolwich. Captain MILLFR Wonslxv, R.N. is appointed In. specting C 4) tttttt ander ot Preventive Boats in the of Wight, in the room of the late Captain S. GttovE, decease.. The Isarford, of and for Hull, from London, with a general cargo, and forty barrels of gunpowder, caught fire and blew up, off the Dungeon Light, on Tuesday. The crew landed at North Yarmouth► the nest mottling. It is supposed to have been occasioned by some s itriol in the hold. The Belvidera f.igate will be launched at Ports mouth eAtly in the nest month. The following is an extract of a letter from an Of. !leer who belonged to the Alceste, which carried out the unto; tunate embassy to China, and was lost shortly aster she had left Canton, on her return home, dated Batavia,. March 3, 1817 :—" 'l'l►e Alceste was lost (it the 18th of February, on a sunken rock, near Pulo Leat, or Middle Island, in the Straits of Gaspar— every person saved. On the following day the Em. bassy left Middle Island in a barge and cutter, and got safe here on Sunday, the 23d. • Two ships left this on Monday morning, the 24th, and, accompanied by our two boats, are gone to bring Captain MA:- %vela., the other Officers, and crew, to this place. We who have arrived here have saved only a small parcel each ; but some things are saved on the island, which Is uninhabitable. For the sake of those friends in England, publish in the STAN that allars saved, and were pretty well on the 24th ultimo, when we lett them. We expect them here the day after to-morrow. An American takes this, b , :und to Hol- land. •J remaining English at this place, and Dutch Governor, make it very pleasant to us unfJr mates. Lord ANIMIST and all are well here, crm• sating of eighteen persons : the other twenty-nine that arrived are gone back is the boats, as before stated." THE ARMY'. .• • • Yesterday a detachment of the 72d ( Highland) Regiment and some horses for the Waggon Train embarked at Dover on board a transport for Calais.. The Ist Garrison Battalion, from Malta, and de tachments from oilier Regiments in the Mediterra nean, were on S:tturd.ty released from qtLtrantine at Portsmouth, and immediately sailed in the Intrepid, Recovery, and Hawk transports, for Chatham, to be discharged from the service. The 13th Light Dragoons who had been hrraight into the West Riding of Yorkshire, under the Appre hension of an insurrectionary rising, have returned to their quarters at York, and the nightly military patrole has been discontinued. Thursday, the tioop of the 1341 Light Dragocnv, for some time past quarteted at Carlisle, marched for Yurk, the regiment having been ordered into the Southern Comities. rl troop of the 13th Diageod Guards is expected at Carlisle in x day cr two. Monday the parties of Itoyal Marines belonging to the pitard.ships, Navin.. completed their period of serv... ..11 board, were disembarked, and relieved by others from head quartets. Friday Won: j ell, the Leek Yeom inry T:1 - oop v. - as inspected by Lieutenant-Colonel KEEN, and on Mon, day, the Staffoid, Wtston, Teddesley, and Veto:der triJops, %%lie inspe , :ted at Stafford. CORN I.N.CIiANGE, MARK-LANE, JULY 14. Our market has be•nn ab!indaiitly supplied with all Grain, both Foreign and Eno:6bl), since this day settle, ior which there is scarce any demand ; and al though Wheat was offered I :AS. per g.tatri lawer than on last Monday, no sales could be made. rile con hunters being dtterniiied to wank r•ff before • they make fresh purchases, Peas, Beans, Barley, and. Oats, am considerably cheaper and nearly onsaleabk. Flour is 10s. per sack lower.—Current prices: ENGLiSII. oats, Potat.eo6. 445. Wheat, Kent and Fiera, 014, I Ditto, Poland, 2fi t s 40$ 50- 100 s. I 10s. Ditto, Fred, 1 tis 395. 50s. loos. 105 s. I Rapeseed, £4O £44 per last Norfolk, 50. lode. Fluor, 951.1005. per sack. it ye, 40s. .54.5. FORSIOIN. Earley, 26. 42s Wheat, !Innate, 100,. 110 s. Nlalt,9os. 700. Ditto, Baltic Red, 955. lies. White Peas, 404. 455. boilers, I liantbru'or 'ltems'', 956.1001 sth. .54s Brabant Red, us.. luus. Gree IN:as, 445. 50s. I Ryr, On. 00a. 5u..6 , )4. Atm rican I.lltar, Os. Os. SMIII - 41:1E1.0 MARKE I JULY is. !Serf S. 43 , 1 to 44 Vral 44 01 torj Si 01 Mutton 3s nd to is a.: l'.rk 44 Oi :o S. Od Lanib 4,. 0.1 to C 414 ca. Braats 1870—141 , en , att , l t. 0,450 —Calv?s 320—Pir4 219. HAI AND STRAW PER LOAD Hay 44. 0 t*. Os.—ClOVer £6. (Is to Si St straw £l. 564. to sel- 21. (*GUN FRY MARKETS. NEWIR:OV.—At Newbury market on Thursday, Wheat was i Oc. per Tamer lower than last wetkt a reduction in Bailey alvi from Ss. to 10s. Atatr: 4 . .inn.—Trit re WAS a good supply zt grain at Alrestord minket . , on Tlitirsd iy, which met a dull sale at a conderattle reduction in pike. WlNCHltintlt•—•-The Wheat market at Winchester on Saturday W:l5 but scantily supplied, yt t prices were lower than list weak by at least 4s. Is•ir. quarter. Barley rif bright pi irne quality met a ready sale at tts. to 4s. reduction ; but stained Barley was in very small supply, at 40s. to 42;. per quarter. Oats with out any Variation. Wheat, 116 s. to 120 s. Barley, .545. to :6;. (Stained, 40.. to 425.) Oats, :Xs. to 40s. SAListultr.—Wheat declined in price upwards of 6.. per quarter at Sal shury market on Tuesday, and all other kind:: cf grain were lower. There was * ,st-ry Ii •c pitched mat ker, and samples m abundance, but kw sales were effected. Wheat, 70s. to 120 s. ; Barley, dtts. to ; Oats, 30s. to 40s. ; Beans, 56 , . SO,: best Bread. 2s. 101. a gallon ; 2s. 51. I)EvlzEs.—At Devizes Market, on Thursday, there was a ciccicn.itin of Gt. per sack on the average of Whet. Batley and 0 its hove also fallen. Prillia'ru /A Naral A r WottltWflorl Sea tmas.—Stevens rested at nine O ' clitekllllSa . llr.%9 harivg that en, w..1ke.1 back wares 23 niCes and a (iNcirit r. Ile blared agank ye,t,rtlay ing at four o'clock. 411's ;dira root' y, about tour bouts for break .la•t, etturch hour., and dinner time, he bad crmspletril t^ rt.ilea ar tour o'clock in the atternoott, Lets have talt.it a turn, and are now about two to ore again s t loot. At the h o ur above-men. dont d iu had, more Lis coniim•rcenient, rune 250 Mars ore quarter, Frog a quarter of a mile ..buite halt the distance he uo. dertook ro pero.roi. Wii.ea, slit 1.. thr.t: ian, has un , !e:taken to walk IMr) miles in eighteen day., rr•tu•g Ins the iitterve fling Sundays. He cunt. Invoiced on Monday ',turning last, at Little Green, near Man. thcst er. HACKNEY-Conutt Acrr.—The following is a copy of a clause added, by way of rider, to the Hackney. Coach License Act, which received the Royal assent on Ili,. llth July : "And he it further enacted, that it shall be lawful for any ' semen to require any hackney -coachman to drive, for a %I:4mA sum of money, a diva' ce, in the discretion of such hackney. coachman; and in case such coachman shall exceed the tlirance to which such person was entitled to be driven for such stated sum of money, the coachman shall not be entitled to demand more than the sum for which be was so engaged to drive."., NEXT SATURDAY, the 19th instant, the first-drawn Prize will be entitled e 20,000 ennuis, in addition. MARTIN and Co. were ex•rernely fortunate is being the happy medium, last Wednesday, of adding 4500 per annum to the income of a Fri..-nd who purchased at their Office the Ticket N. 0;74. entitled to 1110,050; indeed, first drawls appear to he the fort 'of M. and Co. anti they have the strongest bllief of again distributing the favours of Fortune on Saturday next, when all the Four C of 020,000 must be drawn. The re:nark.tble .L.I•i,000 Prize was sold by MAit . rtx and Co. at No. s. C rnhill, and 120, Oxford-street. w.is d tt VII a Prize of £20,000, and entitled w :mother in Addition. LITERARY GAZE rrE AND JOURNAL CI? BELLES L TREi, ARTS, &c.— This interesting new Weekly Pi per, We understand, his just rece.wed such an acces. sit.n of talent as must soon render it one of the most important Lite a. y Journals of the present day. The '2lth an.l 25 . h Numbers, list publi:hed, contain, among other co iimuaicati• ns Pr.:sent State of English Literature; Acc•wne of the Belfast Academical institution ; Kemble's Els.ri on IJ , ctls and King Richard; Miss Edgeworth's Harrington s in 'Bl 5, a Poem; Geniis' Zama and C omte d e F or bi n ; A Journey to the Fair o f % Macarief,; Interning Extracts tront Nlo E A 6. France; 0:to Von Kotzebue's Jonrnal of hi, yinage toui, , the W0r!..1 ; Paris, Versailles, and the PrtoPneei akAt Manners; the Tsna lil, untie Man; French Drama, Le Mrecituir; Lbw Ma. inee de Henri IV.; Letter from Ittottia ; Vint. Ar.•; raint•eie on taps; Frenth Exhibitions; Dram tin Aotthes Krinht. and Kean; Anecdoies; LJerary and Fashionable. Intelligence, etc. —This Journal is found particularly aceertable to country Resident;, b.ing suppiied by tl.c New:a/sea tree of postage.