Star. — London, England, 1817-08-26 00:00:00

//r ,• , . 4 ••' ' (7. 1. 1 4 0 :61 • -, 40 1 /4 1 ,...e4 •,096-11i , fir Es ,cb a T' kr"" 04; itittimmi I P T I 4 *)it I.ftrume V4l. TUESDAY, AUGUST • N UItIILR 9313. PRICE SEVE PEN CE• 'IFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Avast 12, 1817. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA• J hSTrs ORDNANCE her46l zioe NOW*, CALEDONIAN ASYLUM. THE QUARTERLY COURT of the GUAR DIANS of this CORPORATION win be holden here on THURSDAY, the 4th of September next, at One o'Clock precisely. JOHN GALT, Secretary. Caledonian Asylum Mee, Cross street, Hatton-garden, August Sm. GER PAPAR6. That Proposals will be recuived it their Office in Pail-Mall, on VTDNP.SDAY, the sd September next, front such Persons cs sure)• Ire desirous of purchacing any quantity of the following -nstrviceable Ordnance, shot and Iron, now lying in the Royal hi renal at Woolwich., •is. Tons. Brass Ordua: . et: - - 500 Cast-'rcn Guns and Mortars - 400 Cast-iron Round Shot . • 550 Double headed hammered Shot 40 Wraugbt and Cast I:on - - 70 The whole of the Articles may be viewed upon application to the respnrive Officers of the Ordnance, at the Royal Arsenal, at Woolwich; and the Terms an .I Conditions for the purchase r:::•• be seen at the secretary's Office, in Poll-NIAI aforesaid, at - y day between the hours of Ten and 1:our o'Clc.k. Ily Order of the Dowd, R. CREW, Sander, OFF/CF. OF ORDIV.III4:E, Aria 11, 1817. THE PRIN'CIP:IL OFFICERS of HIS AM. JESII"‘ OR 1)1V ANCII, 4,19 hereby give Mace. That such Persons as may be willing to Contract for REPAIR ING :he PIER of LYME REGIS HARBOUR, way be fur• -bed with a -pec•ftcation and Fermi of Contract, by applying at the Office of Ortlnan:e, Pall-mall, Londiiii, at the Engine. r's l'iyrtioutt. Duck, or to Captain Fanshawe, Royal Engl. :leers, Lyme Rigis. The work will consist of about ;0,000 cubic feet of Ashlar Stone, in courses (each Stone to weigh at least one Ton) backed with about 103,0 , ..0 cubic feet of Cow-itone, which Is permitted to be collected near the spot : the Work to he commenced upon Immediately, to be ea-noted is a substantial and workmanlike manner, to the satisfaction of tae Board of Ordnance and the Officers employed tinder their direction ; and to be completed on or before :he 31st day of July, 131 s. The Proposals must be hvisi.d at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, on or before MONVAY, the Ist day of September nest, sealed up aed marked " Proposals for the Re pair of the Pier at Lyme Regis but no tender Can be admitted after the said lit September, at IR o'clock at noon of that day. By Order ci the Board, R. H. CREW, Seireifilta VCARROLL, the ContrActor for the present . Lottery, has the greatest pleasure in observing the vassal satisfaction afforded by the. Scheme. This has been evinced by tls rapid Sale of the Tickets, which, w such an early period of the Luttm, can only arise from the circumstances os there being so few Nombers (only 2,900), and the probability of their being ail sold long before the 10th of SEPTEMIIIIR, the Day of Draws mg. '1 Lobel iLiii is so null a Lottery, it contain* Prises of set 6,000 4,n00 a,eoo •••• 'POO IS 5C03 SEC. A-laa the above Xi o,ono Prism will each be entitkd to 5r4,000 x.: they win in effect be the same a. It they were both drawn the old fashioned favourite Pr swot "10,0(10. As ewe are Two Tickers of each Number, Adventurers, by waking &Double Putsbaa: at G CAR Rtii.L'a Geier% 7. Coate • usu., and ad, °aroma s raga r where th, last ,Cso,ooo Prise was hold, may obtain a magnificent Capital of FOR I Y 'THOUSAND POUNDS! THE TEN I H OF NEXT hIONIH, (nrritussi.) BISH most res ectfully reminds his best Friends A • the Public, that the ate I.n• very will be all drawn In One Day, viz. both nt Next Mon b (SEP The Scheme emOsts of 5,t it 0 I laws to be drawn In Classes, by which ar. eingement. s peno - i putchesiog Iwo tickets of One Number may obtain FUKTY THOUSAND POtINDS MONEY ! As thus are 't' wo aslo,ouo Prizes, besides serous other Capitals, . all of which are sterling Money . Tickets and -hare. are selling in grea variety, at Or b" 4, Cornhill, al d is, Charing Cross, London, where, its the Lottery just finished (as usual) Capitals greater hi number and amount were sold, than at any other Office. A ,I ARTIN anti CO 8. Corolla!, and IV% Orford street, respectluily-remnid their Friends of tke very sear approach of the Drawing, to:h 'EP I EMBER. 11. e following are the leading features of he present very attrac tive Lottery : Tsai 77d€t, et One Wwri r tires Via 140,000 There are only 2,900 Nuiwben. avu • ickrt• ut each Numbor, Tut PRIZES AIL ALL TO le PAID IN MON AT ! Not any stock Pt izet Encouraged by repeated instance. of f nor good fortune, MAR• 3IN and Co. trust •liey shall aga n have 'he pleasure of thud. burins the Capva/s anion, heir Friends. No Ofilce h.s shared so many laps tale in proportion as MARTIN and Co. • In the Lottery just ended: No. 829 (in 12 Sitlitrb) £20,000 4,674 di10,0.50 (7,e latter purchased by a particular Friend), and previous to these, No. 261 the ever-m laorahle £40,000 7,791 £20,000 Ptc. &c. wen all shared, sold, and paid on demand idby MAR IIN m Co. DR. JAMES'. FEVER POWDER AND ANALEP rIC PILLS - - - - - I BEG respectfully, as Propriet or o f th ese i nva l ua bl e Medicines, to inform the Public, that I bay s mead, to supply Newbety i and Sons therewith, and thatl have appMatod in my now sole Agents for the sale of them, bath Retail and, IVLotesale, Messrs. [Suttee and bats, Chemists and Druggisas, No. 4, elletp.4lo, corner of St. Paul's Cbarch.ya n i, Louden; d Nu. Si, Sackville.wreet, Dublin. The Retail Sale le likewhe (=dialed at the Hove in which the Inventor, my late Grand fan r, Dr. boa's, resided, No. 33, Brustoo•street, Berkeley !Tome, vine. e the Medicines have been eariestvely prepared for you", and from whence Messrs. Newbery and the P..blic have been hitherto uniformly supplied. I beg to add, that consequence of Mews. Newbery and Sore basing, since I ht pi oper to withdraw irons them she sale of nay Nlediaines, irnounced their intention of vending compositions of theft own, tadsr the above titles, 1 teal I owe it to the public, to prevent, as fze as I am able, the dangerous conniquenees of taking these pre inautim a, under the mistakes Impression * their bal e g mine. .v 1h 0 1 , view, 434 my own attritive loss, have authorised my ileitis, Messrs. butler lad Sous, to exchange fur my Medicine', .:it as are of the composition of Messrs. /Ntwiler,t, which may t tr. urned vi them The Public are respeessully requested to t'..etv e , that to viable t- ent tu discenninate between my M e di and tho:e of hles , ta. Newbery, wider the name of my r , .mlfather, Dr. James, I stall sign it y name on the label of eacl) , he Powder, and box of Pdh, that le sent lu future out 0, by htaborat or, ; and that Mesas. Nentbery and Sons have o:`inert,: or c.incera in the genuine Med.clort prepared by nit. iierliAnerpoquare, ' R. U. 0. LAMES. Inh July, 1017. JOHN PAX roN. IF JOHN PAXTON, son of MICHAEL PAX A I'ON, tale of Manchester, Cotten Spinner, deceased, Is living, and will apply to Ids Brothers in Manchester, be may be Wormed of the particulars of some property in the Funds, which he is lately become entitled to a share 04 Atqpnt 91st, 1117. AN ES I A I'E IN BERWICKSHIRE. WITH A Vol'. AND bIIVERIORI l'Y OF AN ADJOINING; PROPERTY. TO BE SOLD BY Alit: rioN, At the Sale Rooms, Hunter's-square, Edinburgh, on WIDNTi• DAT. the :'4th of Settember, 1817, at Two in the Afternoon, THE FREEHOLD LANDS of KIRKTON 1111.1,-OVER-HARTSIDE and CHANNELK IRK, in the Parish of Channelkirk. within Twenty Miles of Edinburgh, on the Kelso Read; containing by admeasurement, near Eight Hundred English Acres, 1 lire" Hundred of which are Arable, In high order, above Thirty Acres Belt and Clumps of amen g planting, and the remainder ottt-fiedl of equal qua ity, being a dry free Loam, capable of priphicing excellenr Curti and Green Crops, which, from the vicinity of lime, mry be tin 'roved at a small expense The Mansion House will accommodate a large family ; near I beer Aert. of Garden, well ctuuked; sumpl to Farm Others; the Leader, a Bite 'fronting Stream, runs through the grounds; good Grnu'e Shooting and abundance of Game, presents inducements to the Farmer and iportsman The Fere is at present in the hands of the Proprietor. I enema can be found who will give collateral security for the Rent, so as to yield a fair interest for the Purchase Money. Entry wiU be given immediately, or at Martinmas next. _ _ _ For further Fanicislars apply to Messrs. Scott and Son, Soli citors, St. hlildred's court, London ; or to Mr. Martin. No. it, James-stress, Edinburgh, who are authorized to sell by Prisms Contract. JUDICIAL SALE OF AN ESTATE IN THE VICINI I Y OF I HE !OWN OF STIRLING. To be exposed to Al .F within the Parliament or New Session house of burg.. upon WIDN T the 19th day of No vember, tut 7, he-wilt the bouts of Five and Seven After noon under Authority of the Cour of z•ession, and before Lend Aber noon, Ordinary officiating on the bills fur the time, at the upect price after-mentioned, rrikiE LANDS and ESTATE co WES I'ER LIVILANDS, in the Parish of St. hisitian'•, and Coun•y of Stirliug, coosiving of One Hnodred and Five Acres, Nine Hun dred and Forty-five Parts. This Property is beautifully situate in the vicinity of the Town of Stirling. and coniman.ls an ex tensive view of the rich and picturesque scL nery of the .urroan ding country. The soil is good, the grounds are well enclosed and well wooded, and the HMIs! Garden. Orchard, and Olfice‘, will Word comfortable accommodation to a Genteel The ben proven rental of these Lands is CS7al 4 9 Deduct Vets Duties, Minister's Stipend, School salary • • 97 1 5 9-12ths Rens,.les het proves rcuid - £ 34.5 9 3 3.1 rhs Whkb valued sad converted at 17 years purchase, is - - 89,319 $ 3 9.llths Estimated Kemal of Manden-bouss and Ogees, JIM Ns. which osetrimed as IS years' purchase, gives . 134 4 0 Pee Duty of X i Is. 7d. 1-i Mho, which valued at 20 years' purchase, ryes 11 12 I Estimated value sieved es the premises 1,100 0 0 Total proven value and upset pries of the subject. under sale £11.373 0 4 9-I , 2ths A considaah'e part of the price will be left In the hand* of the perthaser. upon security olds property. The lands hold partll of the Crown and partly of subject su periors. The Land ex his, been redeemed, and the tern& in so far as the late Proprietor bad nix an heritable right to them, have been valued and are eabausteti by the stipend payable to the Minster et b.. Nialan's 'I he articles of mop are in the hands of Mr. Manner 4, Depute Clerk of SCS64OII. uthce ( .) the cis an.l plan. Nf 'he Lands. and coplet of the artlcll:3 of rout). rn•cy be ..een at applying to Michael t.isin•ng and Mathew N. Matdous.d, Clerks to the mg net, Nu. 20, Hllll street; t.r to Mr. Littitjohn, Writer, Stirling. MESSRS. GOSS arid Co. Members of the Royal College of Surgeon-In Londoo, 1 ave seduleu4y devoted their atteurlu nor these last 17 years to the study of those d.-eir den which so trequends embitter, and too often prevent, that in. estimable blessing, matrimonial lelicity. Ihe numerous appli •catioos they have hither° received irons persons of the first i n s Melon, and the unite - in success wending their superior mode of treatment lu sued °tempt:eats induces them thus publicly to offer their act. •• tante lo ale cases of DAMP) , or isefie l y nc y, ther resut •.. .he too Ireton rev vi participating in !he gaie ties of lac a itr.-.•-t ;ile s the willow did indulgence of libertinism, or a were: 50 ,1 1V.1e habit, which weak tire energy of the mind. and de.. , ••4 r...wer of youth, by producing sterility in the out set, at • - .t• •••Ice in the other. they offer a at , and permanen. care. 1. • '.-use who, from such compbincs.are prevented entering into the married state, and ashamed to seek relict brood over their Infiritaties in silence, it mere be consoling to kronur, how ever difficult or ineffectual Ise cure may be deemed by other Practitioners, that by a rruova stag and infal•ible method they may be reamed to a tumid and vigorous :tonsil , towel. A certain disorder, ',equality contracted in a moment of indiscretion, and every species of Venereal Infection, by a ttuld Ind saver-falling mode of treatment, Is speedily and radically removed, without restraint In diet or exerciser, Ts 1460 net ores of the Urethra and Oleos, which they are ambled is cure is a Loa period, without recourse to the painfesidangerous riactsot the Caustic; references of which can be given to several Noblemen and Gentlemen ut high respectability. who have been cured ill a very short period, after having laboured under strictures for many years. To married Females, whose impunities= of those tender pledges of connubial happiness have been deter/NI, it may also be a pleasing mete:Jou to know, that by a priTer perseverance in their remedies, the general health 14 renovated, and the impedi. mines removed. Messrs. Goss and Co. Mc ILIA be! y protessing tie cure of has. particular complaints, in order that they may not be I marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly amclicel to Ike igoorant,emptrie, think it but justice to themselves to stare, that they have bees properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates of which, i rum various fa,. Oak, anti testimonials Iran the highest professional authorities, they have to coovince auy inquirer). 'I hat a rest• - et ce an the warmer hemisphere of our eastern e orld, as welt as in other parts, emboldens than to assert, that their researches having beat con lined to &erases already mumerated, they hold out a certainty of renovatio• to such as may labour under the debilitating effects of a life pissed ender the torrid sone. And further, WM having bad opportunities, en their professional capa city, of forming an Intimate acquaintance with the con duodenal habits of seafaring persons, they offer to thaw she best assurances of immediate relief; that the success resulting frum their endeavours lira induced them to quit be practice of the general PfSCALIOCOr, and they presume that , heir pretensions co nstitute a fair Froward for the unprecedented confidence with which they ban, by the Public, beau so liberally honoured ro be conadted at their boos daily (persentahy, or by le:terj by Patients ru either see, wth acmes, Jelicacy, and attmtinn Patients in the tomtit ate requested to rate c pat-clews:i -x t.. it case, age, a. io annic' of eliciciaim a remittance foe advice a.:d medicines; and the rimed es will be item e. forwarded to any put of du kingdom OsJid and Co. durgoeue,l4 *await unit, Fleet bereft. FOR THE USE OF SCHO 11 S. This day was published, price 21 bound. E L . E a M PE E N NT rA ti mr o r r ER L 4 A T . LN Ezer u ci,: :x c A on f t l i ET ned lEnßagis • Collection have had the •e.t satisfxctory experience at one of our greatest Public School.. Printed for 1, Robinson, Paternott..r row. Of w'.oni may bead, la•tly published, mice 2s. bound, CYNTAZTICAL EXAMINATION; or, Questions and Examples adapted to the Syntax of the Latin Grammar. 1 his day was publi;tud, DR. SOLOMON'S MS FLY CELEBRATED GUIDE TO HEALTH ; qtr, A !vire in both 3e ;47- - P - r H ES interesting Ptildicatinn fin mat Tinny cunt erns 1 those to whom, by its title, It is addre.se3 thy it is hoped non , ern rusted wit • eyes so important a.; the morals, health, and longevity of the risirg generation, will omit to g Cr it a dtligtin perusal I his woik has been the labour of mail years eve. rience and observation on the calamitous consequences of a de structive habit, to obtain a remedy against which, .he Doctor has devoted the principal part of 1.1. Nothing can certakly be of more importance tobath n-ves than to be properly acquwitted with every as mptons of such dioases a. • hey are liable to, and how to manage themselves when afflicted wth any of 'hem. -b. this wadi ,s also addi d, a. Essay on the Venered ant seminal 'weakness; also, an Appendix on - so•rvous Complaints —animated and interspersed with a variety of authentic facts, never before published intd by S. Leigh, No. 18, Strand; and to he ha! of every respectable Malkin* Vender in the United Kingdom. PO PREVEN i• llnPf 14 NON-TAKE NOTtai It CLIY'S ORIGINAL WAGGONS AND COACHES, re NEWBURY, SWINOON, ALDISAIRN. W.lO rtoN BA,NE e: I.AMBOUIiI4I, IiNGEIt - FORD, CHU-FON. lAEA OING, and all Placci a.:j►cenr, UNCOMMON (.000 TRAVELLING. ♦IOU Tilt SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOWHILL. t.oNDoN. To YORK, LEEDS. Ent:4lß CH. and all Parts of the North. Four Inside Cottbus, the 13r4 Hums, and lug) r::culleut By B W MOUN CAIN and Co. THE following P ft C.,ACIirS, Mail &c. set out from the ..ARACEN's HEAD INN, Snow !. II: rite UMPIRE, a NkW LIVERPOOL I.4ltit Coach, only one night on the road, Carrlllte four Insides aiii :our OufAtilte, sets out every day at one o'clock, arrive; at Liverpool next vening at six o'clock, by way of 1/unstable, Woburn, Lath bury, Northampton, Weltord, Lutierivurch, Hinckley, Miter stone, Litchilekl, Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, linutAturd, War- rington, and Prenot. P FUN, Lymington, Winchester, and Basin?stokc New Fuer inside Coach, at half pa-t seven o'clock in tl:e Lubin mg arrives a. the Dolphin kin, Sulithampont, by foto o'clock. Phis is a most delightful conveyance to the hie to Willie, Jersey, Guernsey, gr. Maim's, Havre do Grace, Cherbourg, &c. SHREWSBURY. Wellington, and Shanal Post-Coac% l every Evening, at Five o'Clocis.—Guarded. W EY MOU Eli, Dor:buster, BL.nclued, Salisbury, Andover,' and Basingstoke new Post Coach, every afternoon. Ile Wry moult Packot• to Gaurakey, lersoy, Alderney, St. 11131.14• . ‘,&C. EXE l'Elk, Plymouth . , Weymouth, Dorchester, l'4lntottat, Dartmouth, and alisliury •?lew Pust Coach, every NfuenUti!at Steen t:Clock,through Kiniton,Aiuniniter, iirickeirt,LtAndford, Basingstoke, and !Uglier. • BUS I'UN, Spalding, Peterborouth, Stilton, and Huntingdon Royal Mall Coach, sets out every Everting EJ SpllsLy, Loeb, Grimsby, and Halt. • • - BA I H and musroi. Flylop, Post.Coarto, a,trtrotir,behippen bam, Caine, and Marlborough, cc , iry Afttimont , ; ai . rlei• at Air. May s, the Greyhound bin, lLtth, and the Lonion Tavern, rho mat-street, and the SWAN neat Mornlog.—Coaches to Wells. water, l'atioton, Exeter, Plymouth, &c. LEEDS new light Coaco, called the Rockh;!!2dt, sets out every Morning; carries Poor Insides only, and goes riintark. ably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stam ford, Newark, Reithrd, Dolicatter, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, neat Morning. Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition et this Coach, it is allow, d to be the most age te .d.i e And eienplete Conveyance on the No: Road. being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. GL.ISGOW, Longto ken, Gretna-Green, Amtiati, Dumftie.. Brownhill, I hornhili, Cum:Jock, lioneswell, and all Part. tii 6cotiand, a Post Coach, (Daily). YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, shields, sundetland, New. castle, and EdinintrA new Fl)..r 'Wide Cflatli, .vial a Guard tbrdlughout, sets out every Morning at Eight o'Ctock, by way of Newark, Rettord, lcaiter, Darlington, Nortiiallertim, Dur ham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Pass , mgert finding themselves tatigued (runt the length of the journey, may rest what time they plume, and the 3 proceed on withoto any adduional Fare. MARLBOROUGH. Switilini, Rams .ary, Hunger:a:l, sad Newbury Pust-coach, at 7, in the mortiii.g BItiOUENOR Cri awl lA'alfaU New Coach, every Evening. CAK LI il.F.,Pen:st it, and Whitettaven Four inside P3it Coach, and a Guard all the way. eatoes thron..l. arough Appleby, Greatabridge, Pachniond, Catterick, E.rougithridge, Wedierhy„ Aberiord, DOM:3SW, and Grantham. Seti out every Mot mug, and pertorntt the journey with th: gr:ate.t facility. Pasaengera detained ot. the road by business, or pleasure, have the poi tiliar advantage ol their seats biatii, secuied in the lIVIt Coact.. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, 1:41)F-LomaLle, Bolton, Churley. OrmAirls, and Gar.t4ti l l Post Coaches, .:very noon a: Five o'Cleck.-01,ard:d. 1.1 Elt t'ool., lintit.dord, Striae, Jr.d itclifiekt, Poet-Coach, called . 1 he etegid•lor, el,ery Evening at o'Clock, to the Saracno'ii Head hiii, DaL-s:reet Liverpool.— Guarded ti.rou:;hout. I'ER, Newport, Whitchur:l , Tarporley, Nantwizh, Northwich, and Nli.llcacch Pu.t Coach, evtry FACIA1)::. 4. Five o'clock. SUNDhRLAND. l.'tochton, and Yarm, new Coach, ever) Morning, to the Geor;.: lu.t, Sun:lt:lin& NIANCriLST:6II, Wunlow, Congleton, Newcastle, Wal:11, and Wolverhampton Post-Caaeh, every Afternoon.—Cuartica. SHEFFIELD and Rotherhant Post Coach, called the itocianz ham, every Mottling. RMINLSHAM Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon Pastes by Oxturd, Lintall.aud Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head, Juli a:wt. Birmingham. HULL, Northcave, Howilen, l'horn, and Dmicaster Polio Coach. every Morning at hall past six, to the Cross Keys, Mar ket Place, hull IX/VER, heal, Margate, iandwich, Ramsgate, Canterbery, Faversham. Chatham, Rochester, and Scrt.o I New Post Coaches ' Morning, Noun and Night. HER IFORD , Ware, Hodemion, and Cheshunt Clash every Morning. ()ELENt4AM and Edmonton Coach (Daily), at htlf•past Two, it Five, audit Eight lichict. WAGGONg. To Hemel Hempstead, Watford andStanntore, a times a week. Die., Bendy., Buogay, bury, and all parts of Sulvik, every Monday. C►rencagr. Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, and Gloueelter, three time, a week. _ . Southampton, Winchester Rummy, Lyndhurst, Lymincon, C hristdturrb , Kingwood, funlingbridse, Whuborne,Ptpul, Isle at %Cain, Isrwy, and Oueruey Wags ens (41%4.) minbury, Hampton and 1 wiektulisui, tWsee a week. Grecian eh and Woutertrh, every day. . Tottenham and Edina:too, B. W. MurN.l AIN Alta CO. iewectiliby acluaint their Friends and tile Public, ulac 'Ley will nut he account:J.lo for ail Parcel, Paso:Notre Luggage, Writings, /U. et nipre smut Fr.e limn& Value, is low, StOb.2, or dam enters i srlt and tbet Insurance Fald - for amoral - 40y, 923w-hel, NE,11•OI.I lAN CON, I'll'U 110:§1. The following hist•irf of the Nrtp•.htan C bostiitt don, signed by Murat, is said to have been Ws Ittea by M. Apr, drew it up. The article is extrac ted [torn the German Guarder : " On his arrival at N Iples , M. Agar pro:eeded t 3 regulate the finances, whic:i Joseph and KceJew had lett in great disorder, and to t •rm n .i itistical register, the ;Ann of which he had taken witn him Iron Dasseldurf. While proceed lig with these la b.ntre, a Constitution became also the subject of con a,inn. and Agar was commissioned by Jet. ril;nl to draw up Co. plan of one. He accordingly did prepate 1 plan, though it has been constantly as serted of the MinistPrr that they did not wish to have ail Constitution ; but in doing this he had it in view to :;ive more regularity 4.4 certaiitty t I t to Adm'.- niaration. The misfortune WAS. Vat the Kine. who was constantly impelled by a cert tin restiess..ess was every day for m 'king some new I.w or new arrange ment, and would not give time fur the old laws to take root, and prove their effect on society by their operation. It was Agar's intenti .it t•. it in Calsti. tution should correct the rapid and desteuctive meta of the State machine. It was necessary, he said, that power stiould be limited, to prevent its breaking by its own weight. Had there bee • a Con staution, we should still have governed in Naples.— 'Die King had all the properties of a good mitt., ex cept that of having been born to the throne. The view he took of affairs was penetrating and just, and he had an excellent heart : he, however, dia mit hie the idea of limiting his autlverity by a Citns itu ion. He did not petceive that a h. reditary otiiare• y can not now subsist unless governe. by iirrn laws Seve ral persons who had acce's to him confirmed hint in the opinion that he (unlit t.' lir an absolute soveleigt! ‘ • and unto/mutely he relied much on police espi ii.ge By that system men I,lten insinuated theme stelv. s into the C tit the Misc.: who intit noot • to have been admitted there, and enjoyed a vat:dein* they did not m.oit. Nothing was done 'aids respett to the Constitivion ; it WAS always post i oilieJ o as usually is the Cate When ntell hay.. neither the concave to do great action nor to say it shall to he den-. 'l3 entparte returned from Ulm : the Kt • g allow( d • himself to be drawn into the whirlpool. When we were beaten, and all flying, he called me to film .ir.d said. • My dear Count Mashing!), draw up a C:g•- ; stitutioti:-.Evet y one who saw this eight, awl kb! w Naples. was convinced that the Government cowl not subsist there above three dabs longer. Toe oil.. a Ministers, who were Neapolitans by birth, urged me v) execute the King's order.--. It is the last lei vice; .aid they,' that you can do the country. It the Cora • stitutiOn be completed, we may pesh ips prev.iel rpo the new Sovereign to accept it.'--Dat tog the retreat Agar prepared the outline of the Constitution. When do" iiing returned to Naples, he signed s vet al blank , I 'fleets of paper, and lett the City in cutler tip r mhark. 0.1 his departure lie desired Agar to grin . '; aw..y with himself the portrkit of his mother, who had he'll deed some year s , • which hung in his bed.chariter., A Council of State was called. The Constitution, AS Agar hail drawn it up, was adv,ted with a few alterati•ins, transcribed on the. blisarslieets of paper I which the King had signed and sent to the press.-a Agar, who had now c..mpleted his labours at N 4.• ples—who had paid off one hundred minims of 014 tt-bts, and ten nri'ilions which King J ist p't had con tracted before he went to Spain, proc.-edecl t? .e t! e le r King's bed.:ll.4mber, cut the piettlie sin nu: of the ItAfile, milt-a it up, and lelt the The Constitution was rrinted, proanulgated, and poc. led up all over the town. Within twenty ttatr hours after, on the entrat.ce of the Asistrian triny, this two ple ot N :pies tile down the Constitution, and 1f441.• pled it under their feet." • WI3CADEN, AITGINT Is. It is said there was a disturbance yesterdaT at the corn min ket at Mentz. l'he monopolists found the prices unsuitable to their spec.•laturts, and tried to rcise them. The peasants asking nine ft .rips for a th.d/cr of corn, a servant of the circumcised .int: circumcised Jew► offered fifteen. and had some SJC.Ii inn by lot his account at that rice. Somebody not in the secret beard the affair, and struck the MI Vea of Uwe y A n2ola collected. as um*. on such ric.. visions; indignation agaiihn all those who. right wt ung„ were reported to be monopol+►ts iu cam calit 4 in German Corn .1. , Tor, broke inn, houses were at. tacked, w n ;low s an d many persons ill treated. 'Mt: following have barn unanimot.ey Wished with r.g.a•d to the Ref..; and Luthei4n Chatrclws : •1. T!..: united Communions :h all bear the name of the kiraiwi;rid Chri.W.Ja t'•:-/rad. 2. The iynierzi '.1.4,e5 - stitentierice over.all the cl , !rir shall be div:dcd between the two e accordi:ii; in a genr , ,Tspl.ic hoe, and shall an.illy united in hiitt :!i•vi•• other. S. The districts of ha;pectiln ~hall be, Ste. 4. in Cie places the two confessions shall be intermix. ..I, the vsrctive property of the churches shall form one and the:al/IC fund, and steal belong to the church for the, nece:sary eapense:. .5. The central property of the two churches shall be unittd into one fund, and shall serve for payit the ..xpenses of organizing the Seutittary of Hcrbort., for the candidates of theology. 6. In the places where there shall happen to he two Clergymen of the diirerent confer.:.ionl, they shall •e -main were provisionally, and 01. , !I off.ciate togethtr at rate same altar. 7. The Palatine liturgy is pro-isie-tally adopted: In the distribution of the et s•prirvn; et ), a large host shill be regularly provided, expre , .t'... 4. -1. the purpese, art.! s:tall be broken sCvt,at r 3? ^ .5. This moil.) shall be followed by all thc ‘ontre.linic .11:s irho shall be confirmed fur tie future. The Int.re acrd persons shall be /emitted to receive the o•aimuctioi: in Olt accustomed stunner, brit in pcir?Je, arA ..'a r czptAia.:ll th:•u ilic ha VG.%