Star.
London, England, 1813-10-15 00:00:00

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acfPiPPODied by the Printestkes liusaitra Maßii
went to Spritt-groft,Sinalibeirpsteen, the. at of
sir Joskre BAsass,-wheit they were reeeiVed by Sir
Josses and Miss &sates. They afire more forte.
Hate in' the weather than on a former visit. Her
Maitairry tent again to view the choice eonection of
plant*, &c. made by Sir JOSEPH- The Royal party
'afterwards partook of an early &Anal and fretotXl
to Windsor.

PaOssrlimmar' o—We stop the Press to state, thit
RAntitit, who had undertaken to go One Hundred
Miles in Eighteen successive Hours, and who started
for that pilrpose at feu o'ciod on Wednetapy even-
ing, gave tip, after performing fifty-nine Miles in
Twelve Hours and Nine Mintites. •

Yesterday the Earl of Lrramioor. and the CHAN;•
bm,cok of the EXCHEQU/Sa transacted husidess at the
Foreign Office.
A copy of the Dispatehes received on. Wednesday
from Sir Cluas.zi STAWART was sent off in the even:
ing by a Messenger to the Palma RUMMY, and also
to Viscount CASTLEREADH, at Dover; where he has
been for upwards of a fortnight..
We are concerned to hear, that the ILord Chief
I Baron MACDONALD feels binned. under te necessity
of relinquishing his high station, which he has held
so Many years with much credit to himself and ad-
vantage to the public, in consequence of hit sight•
failing him.
His Grace the Duke of BE:4*km with his usual
noble Munificence to the town bf Bedford; hat given ,
2000 guineas tovrardi defrating the eipences of build: j
itig a new bridge. The Marquis of TavorrocK,
Member for the county, ifBoo. His Grace his like- ;
Wise given £2OO towards erecting a toll-house, the
IMaiquit of TAVISTOCK, 11100, and Lord Gaoaoti
Wlt4.tata RUSSELL, Member for the top, £lOO.
DRURY-LANE THEATRILThe run of the DeW piece
called Godolphin, or the Hero el the North, has been but
short : at its conclusion, last flight, the disapprobation
so far predominated over the applause, that Mil,
WALLAOK, who came on the stage to announce its
repetition, after waiting amid a loud clamour, and in
vain ititreating to be heard for acontiderable time, at
length gave place to Mr. RAYMOND, who produced a
Cahn by announcing the Honey Albin for this evening.
The new grand Melo Drama, forthcoming at Co-
vent Garden Theatre 'on Thursday evening, has the
most superb and stupendous scenery preparing for it
that was ever seen in this country. The music is en-
tirely new; by Mr. BISHOP : the Scenes art chiefly
painted.by Mt. GILISVP-
The Sciiteh inventor of the ita4yietaa/ neotioss seems
only desirous of some motion by which he tan be
cheaply conveyed to England ; where, we have no
doubt, he, and his/ter/serial motion too, would be satis-
fied with perpetual rest !
The Wier are ndw likely to add very materiallt to
the number of capital cOtiiictions. Since they left off
wearing pockets and adopted riduules, they have turned
the itisipocieti into street-robbers !
BONAPARTE'S bridge of gold, which has surprised
and. puzzled so mant of the ,London newspaper
swims tis hive heed well known to oiir staccatos;
MaisMoza says,
e.;•••••••• for.* Dying file
biseiett add provident Conqueror. build up
A bridge of gold"
linplying, that thi Canquerot ought not to grudge
any sacrifice which facilitated .the flight of a van-
quished enemy.

Major Wilson's horse Spotless is matched against
Mr. VANSITTART'S Selima, at the next Newtnarket
Houghton Meeting, for 100 gs. h. ft. At the same
Meeting, Mr, EADrs's Accident is matched against
Major Wilson', &Hip for 100 gs, h. ft. as is Mr.
tHAICESPEARE'SBobada against Major Wu-sores Spot-
less. Lord FITZWH.LIAM'S Camelopard is matched
for 500 gs. against Mr. Watts's Altisidora, at the nett
York August Meeting:

, A private letter from Madrid, dated Sept. 15, says,
a 'I have been delighted by the enthusiasm I have
Witnessed amohg the Spantsh people, during my
kurney ficim Cadit hither: in the north of Andalu.
sea, in La Mancha, and in this city, nothing ban de.
scribe or do justice to the loyal spirit of the people.
Preparations are :slaking for the rethoval of the seat
of Government to this city.—General O'rfonneli has
left this city for the Baths : he it in good health, but
his wounds require great and immediate attention."

A Gentleman, wlio had the fact from an American
Senator, informs us, that in a tominittee of 'Congress
appointed to examine into the actual state of Ame-
rican Navigation, it was lately proved, that they had
14,000 foreign seamen in Ainerican bottoms, of whom
about 12,000 were supposed to be British ; and of
these only 1,600 naturalized as American citizens.—
It was in consequence of this that the Seamen's Bill
was brought in—a Bill which comes much nearer to
the laws and usages of the European States than
the practice hitherto contended for by the American
GovernMent. In fact, by this law America gives up
the very point for which Ste went to wart but the
law is not to bo acted upon till peace shall tie restored.

Advices from Rio Janeiro, to the 1 lth of August,
state, that the Loam and Cumuli had sailed fOr the
West coast to protect British commerce, which bad
of late been greatly molested by the privateers fitted
out by the merchants of Lima. It appeared that
Limenians were still actively employed in fitting out
privateers for the express purpose of cruising against
the British trade on the coast of Chili; and of annoy-
ing the South Sea whalers. A Spanish ship had
arrived at Rio Janeiro with troops on board from
Cadiz, for the relief of Montevideo. They reported
that an expedition was to follow them, for the purpose
of subdUing Buenos Aires.
A letter has been sent from the Lords of the Coun-
cil to the Commissioners of the Customs, dated the
11th instant, stating, that it having come to the know-
ledge of their Lordships, that certain vessels laden
with butter and cheese had been admitted to entry
at the Custom-house, from the ports of Holland, un-
der an Order in Council, dated in Febrtiary last,
their Lordships were clearly of opinion, that the Or-
der in question was never intended, nor could be
taken to protect vessels coming from. Holland with
butter and cheese ; and directing that such practice
skovg forthwith be discontinued.