Star.
London, England, 1814-11-26 00:00:00

ROYAL ORDER.

• entaigot O.DONN [Li CONDE DEL ARISVAL, LIELIT,OLNERAL
OF IRE PAPAL ARMIES, CAPTAIN GENERAL Of THE FOUR

SINGDOKS Of ANDALUSIA, LTC. LTC.
" I make known that the Directors General of Revenue have
• communicated to hie the following Royal Order, dated 13th of
the present month
66 The King, our Sovereign, desirous to avoid tli• incalculable
'lrdechiefe which have arisen, and do arise to the national in-
dustry, by the admission into the kingdom of Cottons, printed
and otherwise manufactured abroad, has been pleased in the
)001 Orders,sent to this Government. of the 29th August, and
, of 14th and IStit September last, to enforce as follows, after
, having ratified the privileges which for many wethty reasons
are conceded to the Royal Philippine Company, and which are
confirmed in the New Royal Schedule of 12th July, 1803, and
.after the dne consideration of the statements made by the Mer-
chants and Consulado of Cadiz.
" 1. That the national industry engaged in the manufacture of
Staniped and Printed Cottons may not suffer, and in the punctual
observance of the exclusive immunities of the said Royal Philip.
pine Company, from the present time no individual trader shall
introduce foreign woven Cottons, allowing, however, the term
of tour dfoilbefratn the receipt of this Circular Order to the
respective Intendencies and Delegations of the Royal Revenue,
in order to apply the Goods they have on hand, after which they
arc to be sold to the Philippine Company, should any be unap.
plied, at prices to be mutually agreed upon ; audit' he agents of
that Company and the sellers should not.avee on the terms, the
proptietcrs or possessors are required to export them within the
period of one month.
" 2. In order to avoid every complaint from the Proprietnrs of
Cotton Goods, whose merchandise may be in transit,,, or on
board snipping destined to the ports of tho,genliblnla, those
„Cot-
tor., which are proceeding to Gibraltar, or which play be trans.
• rilittirig by land, will have 20 days allowed !hi die& distnal; and
.40 days t, r those from other situations by sea,-*these periods to
.ererrmtice as soon as shalt be received and published in the Clot-
Einiess of the sea ports and frontiers thW4overrigu deter-
il.t4nition, and both are to be allowed the four months before
to the sale, and one month for the exportation.
w R. That with respect to the introduction df the like effects
f-nin foreign countnes•into the Spanish dominions of America,
s Majesty ha, been pleased to appoint the term of three months
~,r their entrance into the Custom-houses, such term to com-
.r core from the receipt of the Royal Order, which has been
ntmunicated by the Secretary of state and Minister for Affairs

u. Incise.
4. That those foreign Cotton Goods, whichiwith the view
to export them to America, shall have been introduced into the
("astern-house a Cadiz, prior to the receipt 211. i publication of
the'Royal Order of the lath September, which Was comment-
. cAted to the Sub-Officer of Revenue of that place. l'hise goods
. nay be-everted to those dominions, an she conditions that were
granted, until the 51st December of the present year; but trout
tst January of the, next year, Cotton Goods can alone be tan-
battiest under the monopoly of the Ri.yal Philippine Company,
-11**1 pen: based underibe regulations. or Artieles 56, 57, and Su,
the said Royal Schedule of the lz.h July, 1803.
•• We tratmit to lout Excellency the above, iv abet ielice to

the Royal Mandate We have received, and particularly that of
the 10th of this month, which sanctions this Circular Order, that
the zeal' of your Excellency raay effectually secure the faithful
execution of what his Niajesty has resolved, and that you may
apprize us of the reselt of veer exertions.
" In compliance and fulfilment of the above, by an Act of the
27th of the pi ntent month, l have ordered the undermentioned
Magistrate to publish and placard, in the various forms, this
Royal Ordtr, that none may he ignorant thereof; and to apprize
the Merchants and Proprietors of such foreign Cottons, that they
may deliver to the Adminbitrators of the Custom-house, within
the term of eight days, art account on oath of all the goods in
their hands of this description, and in case of default they will be
subjected to such penalties as shall be adjudged. (6igned)

" EL CONDE DEL AbISVAL.
" 33y orderof his Excellency, " .1 LON Z ZA..►'r.►.
" Cadiz, October C 9, 1:;14,"

Some mode ought to be adopted to clear the streets
of the numberless beggars, some of whom are so im-
pertinent as to follow gentlemen from street to street,
and waiting for them at the houses where they are
visiting. The parish beadles ought to be employed
to clear the streets. For what do we pay poor-rates
Qe EE N •SQUA RE. —Thursday --- Taylor, a baker,
in Monmouth-street, who supplies the poor-house of
Pancras with bread, had 33 peck, 167 quartern, 201
half-quartern, and a quantity of small loaves, seized ;
and yesterday he appeared at this Office, when, in
consideration of some loaves being over-weight, and
those deficient not being above one ounce on an ave-
rage, he was fined only Is. per ounce, amounting to
Wl4 15s. 6,1. besides the forfeiture of the bread.

Jane Wade was charged with fraud. The prisoner
was in treaty for a situation with Miss Vansittart, sis-
ter to the Chancellor of the Exchequer; and having
got acquainted with some of the tradesnrn's names,
she went to an ironmonger's, and obtained, in Miss
V.'s name, several pair (f elegant snuffers, value'
£2 9.5. ea,:h. She also obtained .several splendid
prayer books by the same method She was remanded.
Jwin Smith, an Irish roan, of flow ling-green-lane, Cow-
cross, in his absence on Sunday evening, was robbed
of many pounds' worth of property. A young woman
who lived opposite saw the departure of the thief, and
described him to Smith, who gave in his descrir ion
to Hatton-garden Office ; his person was there known,
but he eluded the officers. Yesterday as Smith passed
the Turk's Head, in Cow-cross, he perceived the object
of his suspicion regaling himself in the tap-room. Lest
he should accuse innocence of guilt, he-brought the
young woman to clear his wavering doubt : she identi-
fied him. His exuberant feelings broke"the barrier of
prudence : he exclaimed—" You thief ! you robber !
you broke into my house and robbed me—l will have
you hanged—l'm going for the officers to take yon—
take care—wait there until I come back !" He darted
from the room, and in ten minutes returned with the
officers. The trouble of the parties might have been
saved, for the rogue took the hint, and' in their ab-
sence vacated his seat to the next visitant ! ! !

Mr. JOHN MILLS, at Mrs. &Imes, grocer, Abing-
ton-street, Northampton, seeing that the GuEsTo-
,
NIAN MEDICINES were withdrawn from that place on
account of their being sold to Patients without
proving the truth of his declarations by freeing -them
from the most agonizing pains of Gout, Rheuma-
tism, Pleurisy, Head-ache, Tooth-ache, Face•ache,
Ear-ache, Pains in the Stomach proceeding from
Gout, Flatulent, or Bilious Causes ; likewise old
Sprains, Bruises, &c. &c. Having seen for seven
years the wonderful cures performed by these restora-
tives on a great number of Patients of all descriptions
now residing in that town and neighbourhood, the
permanency of which was as extraordinary as the
cures themselves, and likewise seeing that the Pro-
prietor was in the habits of selling exclusive rights to
practise with his preparations, to those and those
only that would learn to use these Medicines as well
as his medical assistance, I did attend the Guestonian
Hospital for this purpose, and having purchased an
exclusive right for Northampton, do now engage at
a small expense, in one hour, to give to those that
may be afflicted as above, in almost every instance,
the only earnest of cure that is possible for Patients
to receive, or he will not sell them these Medicines.—
Attendance there only on Saturday mornings from
ten o'clock till four, and a few early hours on Sunday
mornings.—Mrs. MILLS attend the Ladies.

HIGH WA '1 ER A LONDON BRIDGE 'l'O _MORROW.
Morning - 0 atinutes after 2
Afternoon - - 27 minutes after

COAL-MARKET, NOVEMBER 25._

Ships at Market Ships bold. Price. •
35 Newcastle .. 363 - 525. 93. to Os. o'.
8 Sunderland - 63 - 595. 03. to 64., Si'.
1 Cinders - - 1 - 455. Od. to 00s Od

COUN l'kY M tRKEIS.

OXFORD, Nov. 26.--Price of a bushel of Wheat Os. 00t1.—
The Quartern ',oat, 102 d.
Uxrettoce,Nov.23.—Wheat per load £l2los to £2l 00s
Barley, per quarter 35s to 33e. Oats 249 to Sls. Beans Zas
to 98s. Peas 99s to 5.2+.