Star.
London, England, 1814-07-04 00:00:00

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TIM PRINCESS OF W4LEI'.
ithe papers peeiented by Loril Castlereagh to
Hotta of Commons on Tuesday last, relative to the
Princess of Wales, are four in number.
The first is a propntal, signed by the Prince Re!
gent, and accepted by the Princess, signing her name
to it, by which, the Prince takes upon himself the pay-
ment of 819,000 of debts, contracted by her Royal
Highness, and to increase her income fton., 812,000
to 817,000 a-year. It is made "an indispensible con-
dition of this transaction, that the Prince's having her
deb:s paid, and her income increased, shall not ex.
cced her income." •
The second d icument is the following :
His Majesty having been made acquainted with ,
the foregoing proposal, for the purpose ot leArning his
Majesty's pleasure how tar his M .jesty might dead
it fit, as the tidier of his family, to Ao any such act
on his part as the rtroposal has reference in, thinks it
proper by this writing, signed by his Majesty, and
with his Majesty's approbation, to be placed to the
hands of the Prince ot Wales, to signify, that his Ms.
jeqy thinks it reasonable that it shouli be fully under!
stood, and that his Majesty do so understand it, teat
it would be contrary to what the Prince reasonably*
and j4stly made an indispensiblt condition. and
contrary to the absolute and essential faith or
the transaction, that the Prince (regular payment
of the 817,0(Xi per annum being continued,)
should remain I;n'ile in any way her the future
to the debts of the Piincess of Wales ; his Royal
Highness having liberally undertaken, when thus
secured by his M.ijcsty being graciously rl .ased
to sign ao.l by 'he a Qt t:v P hi.
cess of Wales, and the confidential servants dt rift ma.
jesty. in manner proposed, to mule the debts of the
Princess of Wales, to the amount. of .the isms
841,000 and £BOOO, Making in all 1149,000, sot to
increase her Royal Highness's income to the net SOS
of £17,000 it being fully understood, that if bee
' Royal Highness should exceed that income, and any
'demand in consequence thereof Amid be snide sit
the Prince or his revenue. which shall not be die.
charged by the Prittee.s when made known to her
Royal Hifhness (the income of 117.000 being
gularly paid by the.Prtnee's Treasurer goer-
ter!), payments of £4450), is that Cita? and In cons..
quer.ce thereof, aprlication shall be inan&edisitely
made to Parliamear, praying that an Act may be
passed, indemnifying the Prince of Wales for the
future from being liable to the debts of the Ptinc.ess
of Wales,the Prince continuing the income of £17,v00
in the manner specified above.
(Signed). •
(Signed) nen g
CANIDZS

SZAPAPI
C.I4MUNS P.

PORTLAND • ST. TRACCTAL.
The third is die Protce.s of W..lrs's warrant. sp.
pointing hrr Vice Ch.inibutlairi; Antliqnr St. Ledg• r,
Esti. to receive mid .ppr..t.ti toe lit.r iocuttie.
The fourth is the Pi inc.. of Witley'll warrant;autho.
rising his Treasurer. GLneral Hulse, to p.ty in !ter •
Royal lii•thrirss's 'ftvitlitna the increastd inc... a
her Royal Highness.

Thursday next being the appointed day of Thanks.
giving, the YRINCE P.Logwr. .ttentied by all the OW:-
eers of his Household. and both Hoeses Cf
ment, will proceed frln Carbon [louse tivorgh the
Su. end and Fleet-street, to St. Paul's, to hear Divine
service. Fileittrytt Ilightte.will be usrvittilieueile.
bar by the Lento Ivlavoi, in4tate, the Coutrot
Atdcr-
mmo, and A Deptitein., tiom• the COdlt cf Peitz:4oa
Clytineil, e. insisiing.et•tix Members. ,
lirve 12.41t1C..—50, early,. as six (O'clock yeeerslay
morning. visitants from all pals of London a. .3 114
envirtvib were co the felt to view the naval spectacle
preparing for the amusement of the public. We Op
Friday gave an :recount of the preparations up tri that
day. S:nce that time, seven two deckers have.beeti
launched, and two vessels, in imitation of frigetei,
with the five :ilteatly descsibed, making fount" la
liutnter ; ti cir pocition is not changed; they art
ma red head and stern, eh= rigging,. is nearly com-
plete, the top-sails are teem, but the courses, itre.not.
We understand flit is to be the tori number. The
Park wee c:...wded to an FS the whole of the day,
and, 'tee ocog to the hour, the dress of the visitants
from the humble mechanic to the first nobi-
lity and fashion. At four o'clock that part of Ken.
sington Gardens next the Serpentine River, was en.
livened by an elegant assemblage • of the fashionable
at ; the hill above it was also crowded with spec-
, tators, and the Park was not emptied until a late
1e u
in the evening. Tile frigates are to act as eepe.iting
ships. Tl3l whole has a Most heetatiful effect, 8114
although in miniature, are cs.iremely neat aficiA eon.
redly rigged, except the want of tops and cross-tires.
GREltte PAIOC.—The Grand Illuminated lemple
now preparing, will not only he one of the most beauti-
ful pieces of theatrical arehitectitre and mechanism
that can be conceived, but it w ill exhibit one of the
most stupendous efforts of mechanical movement.—
The lower storey of this Temple will be toe hundred
feet square, surmounted by a circular building, ri%i g
nearly seventy feet in height; nevertheL.s, the whole
of this great pile will be made to rev lee upon its
vertical axis, not only to accommodrte the didetent
changes of fireworks which it will exhibit, hut also to
display in rotation the different allegorical transpa-
rent pictures with which it is decorated, without the
necessity of any motion in the- surrounding crowd.
The paintings have been executed by eminent artists.
This building will, in the first place, represeiit an old
fortress and round tower ; and after the display of the
larger pieces of fire-work. it will suddenly be conver-
ted into an illuminated Temple cf Concor.l.
CORN MARKET, MARK.I.ANS. JULY 4.
• The suyply of Wheat being ratter small die mormi.g such
description met ready sale at an advance of Ss. pvr
there was also a brisker demand toe the second queit tae, soh
read ly obtained last Mooday's gun. Owl y s. per qua ter
dearer, having but liule at Market. Oats go el' bet slow It, a
ti Bing reduction in prie,.. In trber 'Mew. tl:tre 0 eli eras .01s.
AVLRAtif. PRICE of CORN ie ENGLAND and WALES,
from the returns mum; toe wl Jo. e, . • ..
Wheat. Rye. Ii try. Orel liratts. Prase.
a. d. Is.d. I
s. L s. s. d. 1 d
66 5 12 0 34 11. Si 1144 2 46 7
'1 he ay. rap. Price 01 Nitow.compuiWd from die regians uatt:it
in Um week ending tlre 291 k of Jute, Is 59...+1 per cwt.
.31%111 NIARKE 1 , JULY 4.
Beef 5, 44 to 81 4' Veal
In P 0,1
Mutton (s 61 to 4, tut e..rk 7 I ud
Lamb S. flit to Os t 4.1.
Beasts. 6920—Sheer and Lambe lees, 61.0 I'.g. 2.1.
raicir or Hal AND
11 le
raAw
tos to
[(Welt 01 0.1 to Os I *stow s
Meadow Hay 41 Od to 5i oe , msover 61 Oe to 71 us