Star.
London, England, 1813-05-05 00:00:00

2to 1 agst Comus-3 to 1 nst Cato.-2 to 1 agst Cwrw.

Yesterday his Royal Highneis the PRINCE REGENT
gave a grand dinner to her Majesty the Queer. At
a quarter before seven o'clock, her Majesty, accom-
panied by Princesses AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH, left
her Palace for Carlton House, where she was received
at the door by the PRINCE REGENT, who conducted
his Royal Mother to the dining apartments, on the
ground floor. Exactly at seven o'clock, the distin-
guished Characters invited to this grand entertain-
ment sat down to dinner, under the direction and
superintendance of Mr. Watier. Among the com-
pany were—

Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte, his Royal High-
ness the Duke of Brunswick, ►is Serene Highness the Prince of
Orange, the Marquis and Marchioness of Winchester, Countess
of Harcourt, Duke and Duchess of Montrose, Earl and Countess
of Cholmondeley, Marquis and Marchioness of Hertford, Mrs.
Howe, Lord Aran, Count Munster, Lord Arden, the Lord Chan-
cellor. Duchess of Leeds, &c. &c.

In consequence of the distressing alarm in which
the QUEEN was placed in on Sunday morning, by Miss
Davenport in a fit of insanity, a numerous assem-
blage of the Nobility and persons of distinction called
at the Queen's Palace, inquired after her health, and
left their names. The answer was—" Her MAJESTY
was as well as could be expected."

Yesterday the Duke of SUSSEX, and a number of
distinguished Characters, visited the QUEEN and
PRINCESSES.

Yesterday the Princess CHARLOTTE took an airing
in her carriage, for about two hours.
Yesterday, at five o'clock, the Duke of BauNswicx
visited the QUEEN and PRINCESSES, at the Queen's
Palace, by appointment. The interview continued
about half an hour.

His Serene Highness the Prince of ORANGE has'
constant intercourse with Viscount CASTLEREAGH,
the RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR, and Count MUNSTER.—
The Prince visited his Royal Cousins, the Princess of
WALES and the Duke of BRUNSWICK, an Saturday.—
On Monday morning he visited the Duke of YORK,
at York House ; from there he set off, about twelve
o'clock, on a visit to the Duchess of YORK, at Oat-
lands. In the evening his Serene Highness returned
toLondon, and dined with the RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR.
Yesterday, at four o'clock, he *isited her MAJESTY
and the PRlNesssFs, by appointment, at the Queen's
Palace. He was dressed in the Austrian Field
Marshal's uniform. The interview was very interes.
Ling, it being about eight years since the Royal Rela-
tives met—it continued about half an hour.

By the last accounts from Germany, the French
army was known to be in motion, BONAPARTE having
left Mentz, to direct its operations in person. His
main force has passed the 'Thuringian Forest, and is
now between the Saale and the Weser. It consists
of M ARMONT'S, NET'S, OUDINOT'S, SOULT'S, and the
Duke of IsTRIA's divisions. There are besides, two
divisions under BEAUHARNOIS, whose head-quarters,
we believe, have been removed to Wermgerode,
nearer. theWeser. VANDA MSI F has DUFOUR, Sr. CYR)
and DustoNesAu's divisions at Bremen. SPBASTIANI
is between Zell and the Weser. DAvoesT has march-
ed to join BEALMARNMS. There can be little doubt
of its being BONAPARTE'S intention to combine the
operations of all these divisions, and make a great
effort to dispossess the Allies of the Mouths of the
Weser, the Elbe, the rzave, and the Jande.

N.! I~.IT. 11V!"E~IE:~NCL

The Mary Aan packet, froni
for Fabootith, is taken off •
Atherican prliateer:
FALMOUTH,
kni;red the Lady Arascl
fiom Liition, in :ix days ;
hoist a ernize.—Sailed the .
for bit!'raltar and Malta, and
for Surinarti.—The Princess

fourteen days, and the Queei
from Lisbon, before the
doubt is entertained of their
to the westward by the late
fine weather:

PLYMOUTH,
. ,
The CREOLE frigate, and
were launched on Saturday
Dock-yard at this port. The
Hamoaze on that day from '
Thetis, -- RIAD, master,
of tar, deals, and iron, for
here, to join convoy, the brig
from Limeiick, laden with
—A Prussian ship from Bo'
with a cargo bound to Londe
morning. Arrived the Ror
last From Corunna ; the BLoo,
the Westward ; Amity, LE".
Goodwill, JARVIS, from Pont
from Exeter; Two Brothers,
CAROL* and the Sufficient
and the Hearts of Oak, W_
Also arrived a Prussian galliot
der licence, with wine for London.
i'ORTSMOUTH,
Sailed his Majesty's ship
of ELGIN cutter, with a con\
Wind S.W. moderate weather
DEAL. M.
Sailed his Majesty's 511;
MOORE ; ELEPHANT, Captain
Captain WILLJAhIS ; and the
FORD, for the BaltiE ; and thi
a convoy for Hull.—Came
and sailed again for the W,
shington and David Scott,
rICKLER cutter on a cruize

tARMOUTH,
The HOLLY returned to these
consequence of a signal of recall
DISTRIBUTION OF
Wolverine, ter La Favorite, on
calls at 42, St Nlary's hill, I'.,rt•tni
Tremendous, for the Johautra An
9, New Broad-street, and there recalled.
Frederiekstein, for the Teresa' a • '
Liver, and lunge Dirks ; Rose, for
iecilia Catherine, Metre Claud.na, '
Ala Thorsen, Seciha Mirgaretta,
recalls at 12, Clement's Ins.

The Rambler, GODFREY,.
ved at Lisbon, in 117 dal
parted from his Majesty's
Murphy, Jupiter, and two
long. 25. They were all short

It is stated, in a letter .
Blockading Squadron in BA:
French frigates made their
of the 21st alt.

It is reported that the Em)
v:.ted General DUNIOURIER to
-To-morrow the BOTANICAL
The Prizes are valued at more
Pound:! and a Ticket is onl;
lings. The first-drawn will rt
In a Bill recently in Parham,
been determined to leave out '
covered in the progress of I
been left in, namely, that of
year:, and by the words whit
alterations that had been math.
it was enacted, that this penalL
vided between the Churchwarden:
lifortner I
The very serious disturbances
the stage of the Opera Hi
last, have occasioned the
from the LORD CHANIIIIERLAIN.
the Gazette of last night :
(Copv.)—Francis Ingram Seymour
ford, Lord Chamberlain of '.._
In pursuance of his Royal Highness
sure, I do hereby strictly command,
quality soever,) do in future presume
or come upon the stage, either Wu,
opera or ballet, in the King's Theatre,
which Order I do strictly command
Theatre to see exactly observed
and others appointed to attend the
sisting the Managers therein: and
ever shall disobey this order any'
ceeded against as disturbers of the
i Given under my hand and seal,
the 53d year of his West,
INURA7

CORN EXCH P.]

We have had but few fresh arrivals
sale of Wheat this morning was heavy •
was but little Barley at Market,
trade was very dull, and our pri
maintained. Oats being in short
taken off freely. In Beans, Peas,
alteration.
English.
Wheat, Kent and Essex, 110 s. '
1345. per quarter.
Ditto, Suffolk, 1054. I c Gs.
Ditto, Norfolk, 105 s. 1141,
Rye 635. 68s.
Earley 451. 655.
Malt, 903. 100 s.
White Peas, 90s. 955. boilers,
100 s. 1054.
Grey, ditto, 635. ells.
Small Beans, 745. 753.
Tick do. 561. 60s. Fine 70s. 745.
Oats, Potatoe, 461. 501.
Ditto, Poland, SU. Us.
Ditto, Feed, .261. 425.
Flour, 1094. liCs. per Sack.

MileitllCZ•
• •
I •
roni Malta and Giiiialta?,-
t ape St. Vincent by an
4 MAY 2.
ella packet, with i Man
a hired Revenue cutter,
Lady Wellington packet
id theWalsingham packet
ss Elizabeth packet sailed
een Chartotte seven days,
Lady Arabella, and no
i having been driven far
N.E.. gale.—Wind N.E.
I, MAYA
ANACRZON sloop of war,
.y last from his Majesty's
he vessel that arrived in
1 Stockholm, was the brig
, with a cArgo consisting •
the Dock-yard.—Put in
wig Sarah, COLLINS,
wi*at and oats, for Hull.
3ohrdeaux, under licence,
sndon, arrived here this
re frigate from a cruize,
.00DHOUND gun•brig, from
WIRETT, and the Friendi
'ortsmouth ; Ann, Pox,
lers. COEKRAM i Netley;
It, PEARSZ, from Wales t
ruts; from Chipstow....:.
lliot front Bourdeaux, tut:
.ondon.
'lf, MAY 4.
i RINALDO and Coustnsi
onvoy for the Downs...—.
her.
RAY 4.
tip WARRIOR, Admirai
in Aunts ; GLOUCESTIRs
he Eitraus, Captain Le-
ie DEFER DER lugger with
down from the River
Vestward, the Lady Li-
t, for India.—Sailed the
off Flushing.
4, MAY 4.
..hese Roads yesterdaj., in
'ecall.
PRIZE MONEY.
n her arrival at Spithead ; re-
mouth.
Amelia, on the Stli of May at
called.
a; Britomark, for the Flydendts,
or the Emanuel, Unge, Jacob,
, Dorothea Mark, Fraw Mate,
, and 'row Maria,ta-morrow;
'
,from tl;e Brazils, is arrl.
tys, from Rio Janeiro--•
ship JUNIPER, wiih the
) other vessels, in lat. 4.
short of provisions.
from an Officer of our
Basque Roads, that two
• escape during the night
mperrr of It t.scts has in.
.o enter his service.
L LOTTritY Will be drawn.
re than Shery-tevea Thousand
ly Two Pounds Five Shit-
Ilreceive the Graud Prize.
tliament in which it had
It the penalties, it was dis-
f it that one penalty had
if tramoortation fir fourteen
ich in consequence of the-
ade immediately followed,
!flaky should be equally eli.
zrelau of the parish and the
antes which took place on
louse, on Saturday night
followi Official Order
AIN, which was inserted in.
Put Conway, Marquess of Heat.
fhb Majesty's Household.
/Mess the Prince Regent's plea.
Land, that no person, (of what
iume to stand behind the scenes,
Before or during the acting of an
eatre, in St. James's Haymarket
nand the Managers of the sal,
and obeyed, and all Consta.
he Theatre to be aiding and a
td If any person or persons wit
id command, they will be p •
Re public peace.
d, this Sd day of May, IRIS, •
sty's reign. (Signed)
sat HZITIVIRD, Chamberkin.
:NGE, MAY 5.
arrivals since Monday, and
heavy at that day's prices. The
but having but few. buyers, tb
rives of last day were -
rt supply, that of fine quality
is, and °then articles, there Is •
IForeign.
Wheat, American Os. Os.
per quarter.
IDitto, Dantzic 1961. 1301.
Deno, Baltic Red 110 s. 144..
Ditto, Hainbro' or
Bremen, 1101. 1441.
Ditto, Brabant Red 1101. 1
Rye, 645. 70s.
Barley, 56a 60$.
Oats, Brew,
Oats, Feed,
White Peas, 951. 16.55. t,
Grey Ditto, 60s. 82s.
ISmall Beans,
Flour Ansericals, 70s. 70s. pet
barreL
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• - ..aoraiL diadLEmr.

There were many distinguished Persons present at
the dinner on Saturday, besides those we enumerated.
It was most numerously attended. After dinner the
usual toasts were given. On drinking the
.health of
the Duke of SussE.x, his Royal Highness, in a short
but graceful and animated speech, took occasion to
remark on the great progress of the Arts, since the
foundation of the Royal Academy by his MAJESTY ;
46 a progress which he viewed with pride and delight,
and Mt most happy that the PRINCE REGENT had
taken under his patronage an Institution so honour-
able and beneficial to the country." The Duke of
NottFoLK, the Marquis of STAFFORD, and the Earl of
AnFrinacei, in returning thanks for a similar compli-
ment, adverted very happily to the advantages which
Art anal Science must derive from the co-operation of
the Royal Academy with the SoCieties over which
they respectively preside.
Therveserable President has produced but one pic-
ture this year : it is an historical subject, taken from
Exodus, chap. x. verse 22:
" And Mlbit'S streched forth his hand towards Heaven, and
H there was a thick darkness in all the land of Egypt three days."
No. 148. Illindman't .134—D. WILKIE, R. A.—
This is a very charming composition, and throws
great credit upon its author, as it is well drawn, well
poured, and well coloured, and we did not believe
or conceive that Mr. Wilkie was equal to the produc-
tion of so perfect apiece of domestic history as this ;
t and if he continues to succeed in this way, the British
School will soon have to boast a Teniers of its own.

" Infancy," by Mr. SbIIRKS, is a very pleasing.
composition, and painted with the usual delicacy of
this Master, the absence of whose pencil we have so
long regretted.
" 4 :route on the Sea shore, part of the Family of Earl
Grey," by Mr. Tifosipsps, forms a most pleasing
picture. The figures are naturally employed, and
admirably grouped.
Mr. STOIIIIA RD, the Academician, has one histori-

cal compositjon, which embraces certain principal
characters frdm Shakespeare's Drama, and he has
• managed this with all that learned perspicuity and
truth tor which he is remarkable.
Mr. TunsEn, R. A. has furnished two impressive
pictures. The subject ()lone is as' Frosty Morning;"
and that of the other ." The Deluge."
Mr. LAwitE•NcE holds his high station at the head
of the Portrait Painters. Indeed his portraits are
more than mere llenesses, for they display the mind
and character of the subject. He has eight. His Sir'
Thom.s Graham and Sir Charles Stewart are grand
• pictures ; Lord Wellesley is a so iking likeness ; and
his female portraits, Lady Grey, Lady Ellenborough,
and Miss Thayer, are beautiful examples of his art.
Sir Wreunsi BEECHEY also has eight, three of
which are portraits of ih! late Mr. Perceval.
Mr. PHILLIPS has a Portrait of the Prince Regent on
Horseback ; a very difficult work, executed with great
ability. The action 01 his Royal Highness is singular
and conimaneling.
Mr. Owes has eight in his best manner. His
Pishoi/ of London is a tine picture ; and e Portrait of.
Lady tirosonlc.•tv is sweetly coloured, ansinall
Lai delicacy of exertion.
One of the best cortridts in the exhibition is that
of the 4-1, ch3isholi ofcork, by Mr. JACKSON.
Besides the Prince Regent, Mr. PHILLIPS has very
fine Portraits cf Lord Maynard and Earl Sin neer.
No. '221. Portrait of the late S. F. Bourgeois, It. A.—
Sir W. BELCHEY, It. A.—ln point of likeness; in point
of colouring, and in point of harmony, this is among
the very best portraitures in this annual Exhibition.
We have hete no fallacious glow and glare from the
introduction of perishable varnishes, that is so dear
• to tlic senses of folly. •
527.—Portrait of Miss Wilde.—CitAm.—This is a
charming picture. Nature seems to have done her
best for the original, nor has the artist been backward
.in his homage at the shrine of Beauty. The attitude
(that of playing upon the harp) is exquisitely calcu-
lated to display the graces of the higher order of fe.
male excellence. The colouring of the whole is
chaste and correct—

" Move these eyes;
Ora hether riding on the balls of mine
Seem they in motion.—Here in her h..ir
The Painter plays the spider, and bath woven
A golden mesh t'entrap the hears of men
Faster than gnats in cobwebs: but her eyes !
How could he see to do them ? Having made one,
Methinks it should have power to steal both his,
And leave itself unfurnished !"
Sir GEORGE BEAUMONT maintains his distinction as

the fiist of the Amateurs ; and Messrs. DANIEL, Mr.
RLlN.toi.e, Mr. FARINOTON, &c. have son►c very fine
views. Mr. How.►Rtn has five Pictures; two of Cot.

Cage Girls, He& and two Portraits, very interesting.
Animal life has never been executed with more
• truth and spirit than by Mr. WARD, in 11;s Portraits
of Horses and Dogs, in this Exhibition. No. 15'2, a
Hunter ; and 10, a Charger, are two of the finest spe-
cimens of art in that branch of paintigg we ever saw.
Mr. Than, the Associate, ;assents thiz ye.lr such
claims to the judgment of the Acadoait as cannot
tail to entitle him to distinction. His Story of the
Poacher is admirably told in four pictures.

' On the 23d ult. a child of Mr. WALTints, in Can-
non-street,Wincliester, beii.g left alone by its mother,
unfortunately got so close to the fire that its cloaths
were burnt to a cinder, and the child died early on
the following morning.
A chariot was overturned at Hyde-Park-corner,
on Sunday. in consequence of having come in con-
tact with another vehicle of the same description. A
Lady, who was in the chariot, had her eye nearly cut
out by the glass, and was otherwise much injured.
Fruz.—A fire broke out yesterday in the house of
Mrs. Farquhar, in Lamb's-buildings, New-road, Kil-
burn, occasioned by some linen, which had been left
"to dry, taking fire. Fortunately the alarm was given
by. the watchman, in sufficient time to enable the
family, six in number, to escape. The interior of the
„lower part of the house was demolished.
At the Assizes at Downpatrick, the 34th tilt. Major
S.wAN, Deputy Town-Major of Dublin, and a Magis-
trate for every county in Ireland, was found guilty
ot-assaulting and threatening, with pistols applied to
fli.:,r breasts, Mr. DAM %I. KELLY and Mr. Rontier
of the town .4. Dowapattick. The assault
wadi Committed at the late election for the Borough
I Downpatrick.

BANILIttIPTCY !NLARO!D.
May 22. Joseph Phillips, of No. 1164, Oxford-street, Midsttestis,
fruiterer, *range and lesson-merchant, dealer and ehapmaii,
at eleven, at Guildhall.
• BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEnED.
Michael Josephs, of Great Prescot-street, Goodmads-Flehk,
Middlesex, dealer and chapman. -
William Naykr, of Mill-Sands, palish of Sheffield, Yorkshires
fellnionger, drakr and t haps!tan.

BANKRUPTS.
Thomos Preston and John Prince Smith, of Upper Thames-
street, London, lead-merchants, dealers, chapmen, and co-
punnets, to surrender May 15, 22, and June 15, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Waeson, Barlow, and Grosve-
nor, Austin Friars.

Samuel Griffin, of Sun-street, Bishopsgate-street, slop-
taller, dealer and chapmau, May 8, at ten, May 15, at twelve,
and June IS, at teh, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Mat-
thews and Randall, Castle street, Holborn.

John Flames Hole, of Dilington, Middlesex, apothecary, May 11,
15, and June 15, at eleven, at Attonlies, Messrs.
Aldridge and Smith, No. 9, I.incolu's-hin-New-square.

Thomas Ratliff, of Hadleigh, Suffolk, malester, dealer and chap-
man, May 8, 22, and June 15, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Attornies, Messrs. Easley and Son, No. 80, Cheapside.
Samuel Johnston, late of Wood-street, London, warehouseman,
dealer and thapman, May 8, 22, and June 15, at twelve, at
GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Thomas Bennett, No. 7, Token-
house-yard, Lothbury.

Thorna4 Edlin, of Wa ford, Herta, brazier and ironmonger,
dealer and chairman, May 8, 18, and June 15, at ten, at Cluild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Frederick Turner, No. 5, Bletunsbut y-
square.

James Lockwood, of Bath, Somerset, linen-draper, dealer and
chapman, May 13, at six, May 31, at ten, and hllle Li, at I I,
at the Christopher Inn, Bath. Attorney, Mr.Tdley, Devizes,
Vilts

Robert Abraham, now or late of Ashburton, Devonshire, banker,
money•scr►verer, dealer and chapman, May 10, ►7, and June
15, at eleven, at the Golden Lion inn, Ashburton. Atturnies,
Mr. Tucker, Ashburton for Mr. Luxmore, Red Lion-square,
Holborn, London.

John Grundy Bro+ter, of Ltverpool, plumber, glazi,r, painter,
dealer and chapman, May 25, 2C, and lant• 15, :at one, at the
Star and Garter Tavern, Paradibe-btrett, Liverpool. Attorney,
Mr. Avison, Liverpool.

James Perry, of Nantwleh, Cheshire, linen-draper, May 17, 18,
and June 15, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Shrewahury, Salop,
Attornies, blestrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, t,f New Inn,
London; or Mr. Panting, Shrewsbury.
John M.Alester, of Poplar, Middlesex,' sk)p.eller, dealer and
ehapman, May 15, Is, and June 15, at one, at Guildhall.—
Attornies, Messrs. Baker and Suns, Nicholas lane, Lombard.
street, and Limebouse.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.

May 22. Thomas Norris, Manchester, merchant, at ten.—
May 29. Edward Burford, Bethnal Green, merchant, at twelve.
June I. George Burgess, Wood-- treet, warehouseman, at ten.
May 95. Thomas Ellis, Whireehapt I, auctioneer, at ten. May
29. "'lonian K.dwell, Ichentir, ship builder, at one. June 5.
Joseph 1 wigg,Amen-corner, muslin manufacturer, at ten. May
22. 'Thomas Winder and Saanthl Greator. s, I.ambetli, coal-mer-
chants, at twelve. May 2.2. Jau.es M'Calluin, Christopher-
street, merchant, at twelve. May 22. John lii.bson, Deal, dra-
per, ar twelve. May 25. Wiliam King, Brewer-street, sta-
tionor, at ten. May 21 John Hill, Leeds, miller, at eleven:
Nay 22. Daniel Bloom, Norwich, nietchait t, at tw. eve. May 22.
Peer Lt SouaL Wit eaes.ter-street, merchant, at eleven. May
1 homaa Browne ._,Alloseph Fcrrester, Savage-gardens, wine-
merchants, at ten May 24 I hennas Collett, Uxbridge, grocer,
at twelve. • May 29. John Clemente, Northumberland-street,
carpenter, at eleven. May t. 2. Robert Rohn:sun Day, lioxtony
calicße-wick-manufacturer, at one. May 22. James Black, Pere.. y-
suet t piano-torte-maker, at ten. May 22. William Watson,
Hackney-road, builder, at one. May a 9. Thomas str.
Holborn, babe. dasher, at twelve. June 5. W 'Nam Crop:ey,
Cambridge, hardwarenian, at twelve. May 22. Dame! Newham
and James Oliphant, Mitre-court, Cbeapside, fectors, at ten.—
June 2. ‘Villiain Goodwin, Westminster Bridge-rcad, timber.
met-thaw, at ten. May 5. Knott and Vilitatii smith,
Luke-street, bat-manufacturers, at twelve. May 13. Jens Wear
and John Dorville, New Bridge-street, merchants, at twelve.—
May 2'2 Charles Berry Austin, Maiden-lane, tripeman, at
eleven. July 2. John '1 uwnsrnd, Crane-court, upholsterer, at
one. muy 25. Thumas :Mitchel Coppleston, Kensington, vic-
tualler, at eleven., May 29. Daniel Davies, Old-street, victual-
ler, at ono. June 19. Major Blundell and Co. Holborn-bridge,
baticrlishers, at twelve. May 25 -Archibald M`Nair, .Ab-
church-lane. merchant, at ten. May 25. Jame 4 Randall, Dean-
street, iiphuls t erer, at ten.

Downpatrick.