Star.
London, England, 1822-03-05 00:00:00

WARSAW, FEBRUARY 16.

The Jewish population of Warsaw increases in an
incredible manner :—ln 1807 it amounted in that
city, the suburbs, • and Praga, to 9000 ; in 1816, to
15,000; and it is now 20,000.

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EXCHANGE, FxsavAßY 8.
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- 100.

♦ file of American Papers have arrived this morn-
ing, but not of a later date than the last.
COMMEECIAL TREATY WITH FRANCE.—.-We are
highly pleased to hear, that Capt. Croeller is arrived
with dispatches from the French Government for the
French Minister, and for the different French Con-
suls throughout the United States. Mr. Man ray, our
Consul at Liverpool, stated to Capt. Croeller, that the
Commercial Treaty between the United States and
France was concluded.

THE TRADE WITH MEXICO.—A gentleman arrived
at New Orleans from Campeachy, states, that the
ports of Mexico are opened for a.free trade with all
nations ; but that the duties are ►ery heavy.
FROM THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER, FEB. 7.
We have some late news from Mexice, which we
shall give to our readers in our next ; the principal
feature of which is the institution of a Regency, of
which Juan O'Donohu is the head; the Bishop of
Puebla, second Regent; and Gen. Ytut bide the third.

Saturday his Royal Highness the Duke of CLA-
RENCE arrived at Frogmore from Bushy Park, and
paid a morning visit to the I'rincess AucaysTA. His
Royal Highness returned to Bushy Park at five
o'clock to dinner.
The Limerick Chronicle says, that the online stated to have
been committed on nine women, the wives of some of the soldiers
of the Rifle Brigade, near Newcastle, is totally unfounded.
A Letter from the Cape of Good Hope, states, that -llr. Oliver,
the spy, is now at Cape Town, in an lifeid situp/14n we believe,
where be passesby the name of Jones, and where the• Police find
employment in the morning in tearing down the pasquinade' that
are stuck up against the walls by night, to celebrate the deeds of
this obnoxious instigator.
Sheerness Deck-yard has been placed under the superintend-
ence of the Conunissioner at Chatham-yard.
Ma. Courts.—ln willing the whole of his immense pro-
perty to his amiable and devoted wife, Mr. Cons-es expressed
his thorough conviction that her signal goodness would not fail
to do everything for Ma family that they expected, or hewished.
This well-founded confidence was in no danger of being be-
trayed, and she has already made most ample provision for his
daughters. Upon the Countess of Gou.oroeu she has settled
.BEIO,OOO per annum; an annuity to the same amount on the
Marchioness of Burs, with /10,000 to her two children ; and
Lady Buittarrr ti also to have a very large st rn, the exact
amount of which has not yet been stated. Besides these noble
provisions for his daughters, Mr. Coerrs gave each of them ori-
ginally a marriage portion of 4.1C0,t)00. Exclusively of the Un-
msdlate great property in cash of which Mrs. Courts becomes
Cd, she is to have the preponderating share ht the bank-
I:Le which her lamented husband enjoyed, acid Which L of
twit a tuo,t capital fertuue. •
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,14.4.44 Abe Areathet we :Milk aid MEd, arj
eisqtrz cheerful WWII' Mkt out decetiptiOns
Thar Km* bad sututued .bet-a short tiole,
when the fcliewies cattlephimulfurehaagee snivel
Ott the
Park
Due Akeerais alorlehe 84", Uverrn%
Park Carnes*, grid the Ladies Maurits Lord and Lady xi.
elk Lord Pfsods Gore, and Sir Charles Paget. The departur,
from the Fasiliost be the precodinstratt pesierday,weet_Lor4
fit. Melia's, Sir S Bugle, Sir M. Toeaer, sad Count illsivatT.
This morning bis MA /LITT attended Divine Ssr.
vice in his Private Chapel,which coMmenced at noon,
sad concluded at half-past two o'clock. In the pew
with the Kilt% wale—
The First Lnrd of the Treason'. the Iwrd Chlshethin,
the Lord Steward. The .arquis lambent, Earl Bathurst, La{
lifsPeilfe, Lord F. Gore, Sir William Repple, Sir C. Paget, gar
A. Barnard, sad Colonel Thornton, were In pews right mid left.
TliE ARMY.
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Yesterday afternoon the East India Company's wareiumte
'troops were paraded in tbe warehouse-yard, Pepetench-scree%
under the command of Colonel Urczzason, and were much coo,.
plimented for their military appearance. l'iwaids of six he-.
sired were present,
Thursday the cavalry stationed at Carlisle marched to PeniitS
to remain there over our ensoiog Assizes.
A serjeant and two cot porals of the county of Liaserit't &,-f
are ordered to Mr. s's, at Waterpark; county Lime-ick.
Romeo of the TOTAL Nausea of Gavetessor who h.re Usei,
appointed to Ras: Commissions in animists of Cavalry and
Infantry of the Line ; of Paean:igloos of Carnets, Hadgas, kr.3
Second Lieutenants to be DRUM:AWES ; of LITOTTINNIti 20 le
Carrion; of .Captains _to be Maros.; and of Myers to
Ltavizesizt-Cotoriats; distinguishing the Number -of
Rank; front.the 25th January, 13E1, to the 95th January. l 5..1!;
whether with or without purchase • and the Total of the Whole:
Gentlemen appointed to First Commissions—with Purch.se,
107—without Purchase, 79—Tutal, 186—Forty-four of
were Gentlemen Cadets of the Military College, viz to with.
Purchase, and 24 without Purchase.
Cornets, Ensigns, and Second Lieutenants, promoted to ter
Rank of Lieutenant—with Purchase, 06--without Puzchasc,.47
—Total, 153.
Lieutenants promoted to the flank of C.lptain—with
chase, 94—without Purchase, 19—Total, 113.
Captains promoted to the Regimental Rank of Major—Nill
Purchase, .11—without Purchase, 14—Total, 45.
Majors promoted to the Regimental Rank of Lieut.-Colonel—
with Purchase, 7—without Purchase, 7—Total, 14.
Total—with Purchase, 545—vritheut Purchase,
Grand Total, 511.
13. TAYLOR, Mil.
Horse Guards, Feb. 15, 1822.