Star.
London, England, 1825-09-03 00:00:00

BERLIN, AUGUST 14.

The great heat, which had increased to 26° of Reatt-
mur (above yo° Fahrenheit), and has done great damage
in tour saady soil, has now left us, and we can breathe
!rerly. Had it set in a fortnight sooner, it would have
caused a total failure of the crops. As tt is, they have
not proved abundant, and all kinds of grain have ac-

cordingly then a little ; but the prices are still so low, in
comparisonsvith the exposes of production, that even
rthose landowners who have no debts, are unable to'
sebsist by them.
At the end of this month, the ship Princess Louisa
will sail from Stettin, on a voyage to Lima, for account
p! the Society of Maritime Commerce here. The cargo
chiefly consists of linen and woollen cloth. Among
the latter are the finest qualities, viz. cloths at the price
of-five dollars 15 gr. per Berlin ell. The Company
seems by this to calculate on the opulent inhabitants of
the capital of Peru.
According to the reports of travellers who visited
Warsaw during the sittings of the Diet, this capital of
the Kingdom of Poland has been so improved, since
the country has been under the Russian Govern-
ment, that it is hardly to be known again. The
walled camp near Warsaw, which can contain se-
veral thousand men, is said to be peculiarly remark-
able. Russia is so eager to promote the happiness of
Poland, that it has advanced a sum of forty-two mil-
lions of florins. Particular favour is shewn to the ma-
nufacturers of woollen cloths who come from foreign
countries to establish manufactories in the kingdom.

There is only one opinion respecting the good admi-
nistration of the Government, the mainsprings of which
are said to be the Minister of the Interior, M. Mos-
iowski, whose admirable speech has been published at
length, and M. Lubezki, Minister of Finance. The
landowners in Poland ate, it is true, in as critical a
situation as ours, hut they are sensible that this is only
in consequence of the wars, and of the circumstance
that the owners of property of other descriptions have
latterly acquired a too great, though perhaps only tem-
porary preponderance. In Warsaw, the people still in-
dulge in the flattering dream, that the Lithuanian Pro-
vinces may, in a certain case, be reunited with the
Kingdom of Poland.

FOREIGN FUND
Austrian Bds 5 p Ct.
Brazilian Bonds, 1825, spCt. 748
Ditto Scrip, spCt. 1825, 9i dis—
Ditto Acet. 11 96 111 dis.
Buenos Ayres Bonds
Chilian Bonds,6 p Ct.
Ditto Acct. 74
Colombian Bds, f, p C.
Ditto Bonds, 1824, 758 741 778
Ditto Acc 751-743 76 753771,77
Vanish Bonds, 5 p Ct.
Ditto Marts Banco,
To.Scrip,3pCt:lB2s, 8 dis
Ditto Acct. 8 76 dia.
Greek Bonds 57
Do. Scrip 5 p Ct 161 di,.
Ditto Acct. 161 dis. •
Mcz. Bonds, SpCt.
Ditto Acct. 69 718 70
Ditto Bonds 6 per Ct.

8, 'TWO O'CLOCK.
Mex. Scrip, 1825, 10. 81 9 dis.
Ditto Acct. 10 8 9 81 dis.
Neapolitan Bond., 1824
Pertly. Bonds, 6 per Ct. 691 69
Ditto Acct. 68
Ditto Scrip, 1824, 6 p C. WI di..
Portuguese Bonds
Ditto Acct. 82
Prussian Bonds .5 pC.
Do. 80nd5,1822, 5p Ct.
Russ. Botids, 1822, 5pC. 91 931
Ditto for Arc. 91 921
Spanish sp. Ct. Cons. 216 21
Ditto Acct. 211 1
Spap.Sp. Ct. C. 182.1, 161
French Rentes,s p Ct.
French Bentes,3pCt. 704 f.
Riehange, 25f. 10e.
Guatemala 24 dis.
Russian Inscript. 6 p Ct.,

BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.

lIIIN •
SliA RT. PAID. bunt.
Anglo Mexican S pm. 100 50 62}
Anglo ChiUan 14X1 Ge
Castello&SepititoSanto • 100 5 10A g
Paseo Peruvian 100 - 12; 12
Potosi, La Pax, & Peruv. 50 5 ?I 81
Royal Irish 25 I'9-16 A prcm.
United Mexican 40 20
ditto New 40 10
ASSURANCE COMPANY.
20 2
MISCELLANEOUS.
MA ILL PAID. PRICE PPR MIA RI.
British Iron Company • 100 • 20 • 151
Britif3h Rock & Patent Salt 50 5 12i 12
General Steam Navigation . 100 5 - 6j I
Provincial Bank of Ireland 100 10 11A

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Protector Fire

Yesterday, at an early hour in the morning, the Earl
and Countess of LIVTRPOOL and suite embarked at Calais in the
Spitfire steam vessel for Walmer Castle, where his Lordship landed
some hours after, in good health.
Tuesday, the LORD CHANCELLOR passed through
Wimborne, on the road to his mat at Encombe. His Lordship ap-
peared in excellent health and spirits.
Tuesday, the corner-stone of the new market in Sal-
ford, near Manchester, was laid by Lord Brxxxv with masonic
honours, amid a very numerous and highly respectable assemblage,
graced by all the beauty and fashion of the neighbourhood.
The Marquis of WATERFORD was entertained at a
public dinner at the Devonshire Arms, Dungarvon, on Monday.
by several of the most respectable Electors of the County of Water-
ford. Indisposition prevented the attendance of Lord G. Balms.
roar, Representative of the County, and brother of the Marquis.
The Dean of ICILLAtoe, Mr. and Mrs. PRATT, fa-
mily, and suite, Lord Musccaay, family. and suite, Sir Jonas
Gluiest and suite, Mr. O'Rxn.t.r, family, and suite, are arrived
in Dublin.

Wednesday se'nnight, Lord and Lady DUFFERIN, the
Hon. Colonel WARD and family, Captain Bance, R.N. &c. sailed
from Belfast for Glasgow.
Earl Foa-rEscue and his son, the Hon. CHARLES
FosTescOE, arrived-in Limerick on Thursday se'nnight, from Kil-
larney, and are now on a visit at Mount Shannon, the beautiful
seat of the Earl of CLAM

The Hon. Justice VANDELEVD, after concluding the
Cnnnaught Cheek, visited the residence of his brother, the Right
Hon. JOHN 0. VAWDCLIUR, in Kilrush, County of Clare, last
week ; where he was received with lively demonstratioos of joy
by the inhabitants, who drew him into the town, and illuminated
their windows in the evening.
Mr. Serjeant GOOLD and family sailed from Belfast,
on Friday, for Largs, on board the Swift steam-packet.
The Hon. Mr. YELVERTO and family have arrived
at Cork, from the Lakes of Killarney.
Mr. KEAN, it is understood, took his passage for
New York. in the packet ship Canada, Captain Rastas, which
sailed on Thursday.
A new Comedy is in rehearsal at the Haymarket
Theatre, written by Mr. Nom
T. P. COoKE and REEVES are engaged at the Adel-
phi Theatre.
This day the Annual Civic Carnival, Bartholomew
Fair, was proclaimed by the Loan MAYOR. The troops of travelling
shesvmen form a numerous encampment upon the field of action.
The fair at, Blagdon, near Taunton, is suppressed.
The weather, since the sporting commenced, on the
I2th of August, has been remarkably fine, in .consequence of
which, and the great number of birds that were known to exist,
the-legitinzate dvstrnyers of gime have attended in crowds, and
done immense havoc among the gfouse.
In the R-cords of Peterborough Cathedral, is a me-
morandum of one John Scarlett, the sexton, who buried.
Queen Catherine, divorced by •Henry the Eighth, and
50 years afterwards, Mary, Queen of Scots, and is said
to have buried the whole parish twice over, dying at
95 years of .age.
The Great Canal of Lake leis mill .be finished on
the 15th of September. Ittistaiinfign:ficent,Cantal, it
appears, and the New York people ,icenaiquitcitstoxi-
cated W itli astonishment at their greet• uttrit itt nom-,
plating it.