Star.
London, England, 1825-07-20 00:00:00

NATURAL PHENOMENA.

. . . .
The thermometer, at the Royal Exchange ye;teiday,
at tea o'clock in the morning, was at 76; 4 oneo.pirc
it was advanced to 85 ; and subsequently it rose 4 big!'
as 864; but at five o'clock it was at sq. A (Jena mat
standing on the Royal Exchange was amok by-the sun,
and ran about for a considerable time in a itate.of deli-
rium, until he-was assisted by his friends.
Tbough there is no doubt that the thermometer at
he Royal Exchange is an excellent one, it may be
doubted how fax its situation is the best for ascertaining
the relative heat of different days. On Sunday, for in-
stance, it is stated to have been three degrees higher
than at the same .time. on Saturday; but on Sundays
the great gates of the Exchange (close to one of which
the glass is) are kept shut, ihereby both increasing the
relloction of beat upon- the glass, and dinning out the
current which affects it on other _days.
The following statement sheen the lowest degrees at
'which the shermometer has stood during the night for
tote last week in the open -air, in the neighbourhood of
Soktsquare; • ~ •
Atty. is .
13
14'
15 •

. . 61 July.26
. 60 17
. 654 le
. 664

65

Makimum, the last few days, of a Six's Thermome-
ter, suspended in-a northaspect in the shade, Seymour-
place, New Road:
• Thursday, 85 degrees Sunday, S 7 degrees
Friday, 91 degrees • Monday, 90 degrees
Saturday, 117 degrees. . Tuesday, 10..11. 110 degrees.
Friday, the thermometer.at Hull stood at 112 in the
sun, and 91 in the shade. Two rat the hones, bringing
the British Queen coach from Scarborough, at a very
moderate pace, died one of them dropped down dead
in the harness, between Beverley and the Bter-houses ;
the other languished, after its arrival, About three
hours in the stable. At the Botanic Garden, at twelve
o'clock, the thermometer was at 74 ; at nine, this mot n.
ing, it was at 73 in the shade, and in the sun at 99.
Hai Rockingham.
At Brussels, on Irtklay last, the thermometer et Remo= was
between 27 and 28 degrees (95 to 97, Fahrenheit).

Letters ha►e been receive4from theHavannab, of the
Bth of June, at which time all was quiet.
Letters from the Cape of Good Hope to the 11th of
May, state, that Lord BATHURST had communicated
to the Governor, Lord CHARLES Sostaaaar, the long
catalogue of accusations against him, and had inu-
mated that as his Lordship might find it expedient to
return to England and defend himself, he (L. rd
CHARLES) had the authority of Ministers to requtst
,Sir LOWRY COLE, British Governor at the Lie el
France, to repair to the Cape, and officiate as Gover-
ner ad Wm-sm.—Times.
Letters and Papers have been received from Jamaica,
to the 21st Jane. His Majesty's ship SNAP had arrived
there, and aftet refitting, had proceeded on a survey
round the north-east coast of the colony:
CORN EXCHANGE, MARILLANE, JULY 20.
.14crhTbeceapoie risedwareredeliontaalluiztmiinotdegnroamintethtwinarrivaLviiiirlsarotifeytraalltrasto.atdoamfy:SliscpseVriperices._
Ekans NIA Peas are unaltered. Oats are held firmly at bights:-
than 4t) Monday, with which needy buyers are
Arrivals English Wheat, 1,850 qfs. Barkey,
p.,. Fleur, 4,100 sicki. Irish Wu, C,Cixs qr,

Nl, JULY 20.
to of Grain this steel.
o-day, that prices may
at Moutlay's prices.—
firmly at higher'rates
()Wird to comply.-
200 Irs.3i 4,500