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I) Papers to
the Duke of
Warsaw, awl
F.ogland. All
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eculated upon
mu a Procla.
inent of Java.

cence and sim-
nhabitants and
oppressive, it
raordinary pre.
ipacity and ex-
ng neighbours.
ugly order, that
ting crops that
dl not be made
ations to guard
f this system of
the natives, an
flowing extract
The President
deception, and
ggestion of ill-
for by means of
in spite of theas•
vhich do tiot en-
Frill and choice."
anuary 5, 1819.
silo" which it is
with the restora.
It airs not, there.
Javanese depre-
th tear. the ter-
Government of

ROYAL EXCURSION.

MR. AND MRS. STL•'XT•

portsMoutH, £VHUS? 19.
Contrary to the hop ad expectations of the
people of tins vicinity, hell
royal yacht, with the
Prince Regent mid suite on board, attended by the
Ist of the squadron, has taken its departure from
off the Isle of Wight. From the course they were
jest seen steering, and the state of the wind. it is
presumed they must have been off Ply Mouth about
midnight last night (Wednesday).
COWES, AUGUST 19.
Arrived the Three Brothers, Spaul, from Lisbon;
site vassrd the royal yacht and squadron about
one o'clock ye.terday off Sr. A lbasi's Head, carrying
a press of sail, bound to Plymouth.
WEYMOUTH, AUGUST 19.
The Royal George yacht. with the standard at
the main, and the men of war, &c. are this morning
come to on anchor in our hay. The happy tidings
were siinotincril at seven o'clock by a royal salute
from the loan battery, which was returned by 21
gulls from Partials(' Castle and the Admiralty
cruiser Grty Flouted, Lieutenant Nugent, R.N.
Commander, having the town bsnd of o,„„ie
mr
hoard, nlayMß " God sure the King'," and " Ude
Britannia." as she passed under the stern of the
yacht. The E-pl.made, Piers. alai Luok-ont, were
in a very short time filled with beauty and
hishinr, and spectators inournerahle assembled to
wino*. 06.4 gratifying sight, and all the cutters
and pleasure-boats are put in a state of requisition,
every countenance beaming with miler of loyalty
and :lay.
Preparation• are making at R.tdipole hemming,
by Lieutenant.Colotiel Prlly, of the 16th Royal
Lancers, to receive hia 11,1a1 Highness the Prince
Reveict with the most distinguished marks of twill-
Lay inmost.
ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.

The l'oiocr Urgent, ill Ill* yacht, attemlird by a
fl•ddl a. sunnedand 3tielNited in thrse roads about
11-111-I,amt vine (.'..lock last night from a cruise
in
the Channel.llia Royal liighneas did not hand,
but got (milts' c iv early this monolog, altering, as
we :tpowtive, for Gorro.ry or Jersey.

A,though very strongly urged and reennintended by her
fricioir to di lay 1.. r tiles stew with her husband, until they
were .ach r. covered fienn the agitation of the long and •Ifect-
tog exlminat ion of Wednesday, such was the anxiety of Hrs. I
`tout to see him, that she could out be persuaded to defer I
lor visit, but would stop at the Comp-ter ou her return front
the J tratice-rnoni to St. Barthol ..... ew's Hospital. Mr.
Teague, the Gov. emir of the Cntupter having so intimation
..1 bee visit was from home at the time, and Mrs. Stent was
obliged to wail patiently in his apartments till his return,
as none of the officers felt themselves warranted to allow of
the interview without his permission. Ou his return, at four
e'clock, be readily compiler% with her request, but with the
condition that the interview took Otte in his presence, and
that her hurliend consented to the meeting. Mr. Scent
lora accordingly informed of his wife's desire to see him,
and replied hr had no objection, but wished that some
friends In. had with him should also be present. Mr
'Teague then shelved Mrs. Steut and her sister into the
Consmittee.rition, where her Lusband and his friends
were also immediately introduced. On his entrance she
seized his Isand, kissed him very all ctionately, and inquired,
with great apparent eagerness, after his health, and how •
he had borne his confinement. He replied to her with kionl-
tiess amt atfaltility, but seemed carefully to avoid any thing
like the appearance of returning affi•ctiou. The struggle
with himself was evi•lently great, while she pressed his hand
and moistened it with her tears. After soMe further conversa-
tion, in which she informed him she had been much fatigued
iu the hospital by the kindness of numerous friends, Mid the
•isits of other persons from curiosity, and that rite meant to
est home to her father's on the following day, she asked
his permission to see him again; to which he replied he
hail nit objection. She then again himed him and took her
knee. By nine o'clock On Thursday morning she was at the
Comfier, tool again saw her husband, in the presence of
Mr. Teague; the interview was short, and at bre departure
she Mottoes] his consent to see her again. At neither of
these visits has Mrs. Stent ventured the slightest allusion to
her own misconduct, or her hesbastd's severity ; she seems
well aware that he is as yet too much, irritated against her,
au•l wishes to accustom him to the sight of her without re-
st Mascot.

Count Capri D'ISTRIA IM on Thursday visited
at Mivart's lintel by their Excellencies the Perrino,
French, Turkish, Rosa's'', and Sardinian Amboy-
,..don; elan by the Earl of Livearoor., Lord
CASTLEREAGH, anti the Earl of HARDWICKE.

Yesterday NI r.W ATERS paid into the Accountant.
General's Office the sum of 4.5951. 7s. Bd. which
completes his purchase of the King's Theatre. The
totint now remaining for decision in the Couit of
Chancery, in the twitter of IN ATEA, v. TAY LOR.
their respective moieties of a very large sum lying
iu the above Office, and which amounts, we under-

stood, to nearly 100,000/.
Extract from a letter dated Aix-la-Chapelle.
August 151.-1' Since the coolness between the
Emperor ALFIANDER and BERNADOTTE his in-
crts.eil to so great a degree as to leave scarcely any
Dope of a reconciliation. we are not a little curious
to ascertain the policy EDFland will olwervv, should
the party among the Swedish Nobility who meditate
the oveithrow of 1311INADOTTli receive support and
enconragement from Russia. The leglit in which
the Stertl'sh Monarch is regarded by the other
P‘ver. of Europe. is beat shewo by the fact. that
he liar obesity addressed linnetlf to three different
Courts, in order to obtain the hand of a Princess for
his coo (hest. and hag received a refusal from theta
all. These three Courts are Prussia, Mecklenburg-
Schwerin, and !terse Cassel."
As Mr. Xl' DOI ALD, surgeon, of Na. 18, Nelson-
street. Stoke Newington, was in the act of cool-
vounding medicines in his surgery, a little idler
eight o'clock on Weihissday, he was fired at by an
v7-as.in from die ticl4l4 in the rear of the house.
The WI struck the alibi) of the window close to
which Mr. M.DONALD was standing. The arias-
am made his escape, 'nod has not been discovered.
I)is.llottcst. ACT.—Between eight and nine
'clock ou Thursday evening some villains fired a
loaded musket into the window of the hack parlour
of Mrs. WAttles how*. No. 4, Grove-place, Cam-
sten.Town, olocli shattered sixteen planes of glass
to pieces, and lodged three grains in Mrs. WARS'S
right shoulder. as she was leaving the apartment.
pawing the heat of the weather this was the place
in which the family usually eat--but in the ClOOl of
the evening, when the suit was changed, they re-
moved to the front room, which was the case on the
vreseitt occasion. The shot were extracted from k
Mr.. Willa', shoulder, without doing her any ma- I
trrial injury.

S, AUGUST 13.
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to Paris, who
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