Star.
London, England, 1825-03-14 00:00:00

, the weather heink
txl attenclantsl.lert
tice his late arrival;
gli the new plantar
It an hour, anti

. .
armed- for -dm- first
the plantation ad-
as attended by his
e. The Rev. Me.
as well aired, fires
for the lag month
finished some time,
he Royal Lodge to
nd company can at
al Chapel without
the weather.
Princess A UGLYST Ai
r Lady in Waiting,
Church.

it t LI) has forwarded
hagen.
idow and a Noble=
rnabryo was to have de-
ty (since wedded to the
an heir to a House high
the Spring. The honey.
airy, on Highgate Hill.
site disasters in Ha-
send to the Cent, al

purse, the sum cf
ready received. This
cn cont►ibuted from
, besides corn and
e head of which is
ess of CAMBRIDGE,
le-work, &c. of tl eir
e sum of 1,538 fix-
he Central Commit-
f the distressed suf-
lane, on the Saale,
NIEMEYER, Chancel-

y an order from the
chiefly through the
d intelligent Repre-
WPORT, limt.) the Of,
hot ised to dispense for
he existing lave, which
nu mher of passengers
adult person to every
ed capacity not °cm.
ulgcnce will be a sen-
n the trade of Caqada.
le enforcement of the
lelt as a serious in-

s in the French blinds
lave been thrown open
the British Color.ies.--
rrect, and we have re- ,
le source, the measure
eference to the removal
ommercial restriction:,

clay stated would be
esent Session. It dill
h will find its way from
Glasgow Courier.
Company is forming in
cutting a Shin Canal
ngerous pas'age from
round Cape Clear. It
ral loss of property to
st rf Ireland, amounts
that the greatest part
nd the voyage to ame.
means of a Canal !loos
14y. The intention is,
d Canal, which at pre-
ounty of Galway, and
about twenty mile, to
se is 800,0001,
Mr. Johnson's academy,
to go to South Kirby,
and on his returning
ottom of a plantation,
o'clock in the afternoon,
a spring gun ; several

nhood of Cuba continue
lavannah, dated January
ng the English squadron
war stationed off that
have been taken—one an

held last week, before
-lane, Soutbsea, on the
1, very far advanced in
y evening, from her alarm
liad been seen near the
sive fits, and became in-
when she died. Verdict—

fice, on Saturday, J. W.
Mr. Moncrieff, a printer, asd
the Minor Theatres, who stated
that he had been employed to
Mrs. Middleton, of the Olytn-
entrusted to take them to that
of the parcel. Mrs. Adams, one
rs of our Theatres, " Pit ticket
to the Magistrate, in which
Benefit Tickets," said that the
but never having heard of Mrs.
g them. She very reluctantly
He was remanded for further

, acted a sensible and spi•
y to the following imps-
: have received by the post
words in italics are under..
Lady's grammar, spelling,
adhered to:

8, No. 11 1, Rue de Fanzbourg
St. Honore, a Paris.
elves so fast out of my book,
I have no time to attend to'
e each a armee, if they • date tee
enercafesily. Two Noble Dukes,
have never named them.-4 anv
ttt trust me never to publish, oe
you, if you like to forward £2OO
late, as the last volume, in which
the Edetor, and in his hands..—
tor aught I agree to so will my
:unsulc only yourstlf.—l get as
give me for taking you out, or
use they cannot help themselves.--'
ne to write again, as what with
them for those who buy oui, I ans

orb? Yours
'E ROCHFORT, late Wily,fi%
inswer.
M. P. New-streets Loudon,