Star.
London, England, 1812-06-08 00:00:00

TO-MORROW.

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NOTICE3.-Mr. Parnell,lrish Tithes—Mr. Brougham, Consi-
deration of the Orders in Council.

Oa° mt.—Further consideration of Report General Enclosure
Bill.

WEDNESDAY.

NoTicts.—Mr. Whitbread, Toleration Act—Sir Samuel Ro-
milly, Consideration of Mr. Houlden's Petition respecting Lin-
coln 4aol.

OIDEIIII.-1 Tout. to becalled over—Further consideration of
Report Highway Dili—Committer on Irish Population bill.
THURSDAY. •

Noricr.—Mr. Canning, Address to the Prince Regent respec-
ting Penal Laws in the Roman Catholics, and the securities ne-
CeNary in case of concession.
°apes s.—Committee on Publicans' Bill--Committee on ma-
nure Carriage Bid.

• FRIDAY.

Nonce.—Mr. Martin (of Galway) Mo ion for a Committee
to inquire into the Laws now in force relating to the Roman
Gwholics.

ORDERS.—Committee on Admiralty RegiArar's Bill—Com-
mittee on Exchequer Remembrancer's BM.

Saturday the Earl of MOIRA, the Duke of Non-
vouc, and Lord ERSKINE, had audiences of the Pat NCB
REGENT at Carlton-house. Yesterday Lord bluta.t
had another audience of Lis Royal Highness.
Princess SOPHiA has been confined for several days
at Windsor Castle, through indisposition.
Yesterday Divine Service was performed at Owl-
ton-house, to the PRINCE REczaT and his Household.
Sir Joust WROTTESLEY has declined the cdotest fur
Staffordshire, in consequence of which Mr. WALL-
HOUSE will ilk elected without opposition. Sir JOHN,
in withdrawing himself, assigns as a reason, that" the
question is no longer who is the properest man, but
who is the richest i"

THE LoAN.—Messrs. BATTTE, AYTON and Ecus,
and Messrs. BARNES, STEERS and RICARDO hare given
notice, in the Stock Exchange, that they are ready to
receive letters of application irom those Gentlemen
who have been on their lists heretofore for the loan;
in addition to these, we L;;derstand that there are two
more lists forming ; it 4 not unlikely, however, that
all the parties may coalesce. Indeed, in the present
state of our finance, we think a loin of 20 millions,
which, it is generally expected, kill be the amount,
must be looked at by all Contractors with great
caution.

Hyde-Park and Kensington Gardens may now vie
with the most celebrated promrnoir in Europe. The
weather, peculiarly favourable, invited an immense
crowd yesterday, to the :harming walks around the
ftu al !'alas, at Keiainiton. Gentlemen forming a
strong troop of horse, took their stations as usual, in
the Park, near the wall of the Gardens, where they
remained spectators of the &brilliant throng before
them. We must leave our Readers to con :eive the
general effect produced by the parade. Fancy bad
provided a pleasing diversity, and the most ,agreeable
tlnts were blended together. Silks, natislins, satins,
,ace, feathers, roses, and jewellery predominated.
White, as suited to warmth, was in favour, with
ample rasp, or hoods of muslin, well calculated to
defend the complexion from the rays of the sun. The
equipages outside the Gardens displayed the usual
magnificence. Among the company were—

Dukes of Bedford, Rutland, Montrose, Beaufort, and Argyle;
Duchess .1 of Rutland, Argyle, and Beaufort ; Marquisses of l a.
vistock, Ely, Waterford, Bath, Headfort, and Winchester ; Mar-
chionesses of Waterford, Bath, Ely, NVelle.ley, and Winchester;
Lords Aboyne, Arundel, Alvanly, Apiary, Bayning, Borringdon,
Lake, Balgonie, Bingham, Delawar, Dungannon, Dufferoin,Gaild.
ford, Kinnaira, Killeen, Lowther, Normanton, Sidney Oaborno,
Osborne, Palmerston, Tyrconnel, Westmorland, Winchelma, Bm.
Ladies Aboyne, Aldborough, Anson, Abdy, Arundel, Asell,
Borringdon, C. Beresford, A. Berosford, Binghinch, Ca-
pel, Castlereagh, Dufferein, Dungannon, Denny, two Fitzroy',
lludyer, R. Fitzgerald, C. Gordon, Guildford, Godard, Hutton,
1.. Hervey, Hatton, lerningham, Kinnaird, C. Taney Long,
Lansdale, Lowther, C. Lowther, Loftus, Moleswortb, Powers.
court, Yowls, two Plaits, Rumbold, Heathcote, Mansfield, Mil.
ton, Thynne, &c.

Fire-works, when in the hands of an able artist,
occasion much gratification to the visual faculties.
We never experienced greater pleasure than on
Thursday last, at that delightful spot, Ranelagh
Gardens, Millbank; as the variety and brilliancy of
the Fireworks were really surprising. The Gardens
were most brilliantly illuminated, and the Concert
too was excellent, and added to the numerous im-
,,
.-ovements, will serve to render this Terrestrial Para-
dise the constant resort of the Beau Mande.
A French gentleman has arrived, who lately vi-
eited the Frontiers of Poland. He has brought with
him a public manifesto signed by the native authori-
ties, in which they enter largely into the aggressions
of Russia, since the partition of their country by that
power. They declare their determination to restore
their independence,and to re-establish their monarchy;
and supported by 100,000 of their brave champions
in arms, they threaten to drive the invaders within!
their own bounchiries. No doubt isentertained, that
this instrument is dictated by the adherents of the
French court, and is intended to assist in accomplish-
ing the ambitious projects of the French Ruler.
CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, JUNE 8.

The arrivals of Wheat to-day make but an inconsiderable
supply ; fine samples readily taken off, at an advance of about es.
and Ss. per quarter.—Barley in short supply, and rather higher—
Mak supports last prices—In White and Grey Peas, and each sort
is Beans, there is but little ffectuation—The supplies of Oats are
rather considerable, and sales thereof also named nearly at last
prices—Flour expected somewhat dearer.

SMITHFLELD—Ione B.
Bed Is Id to es 24 1 Veal Is Od to es Id
• Mutteel 54 dto 6. 4d 1 Pork 6s Od to Ts Od
Lamb Ts. Od. to Ss. Od.
abeelt 1620—Sheep and Lambs, 13,440.
Calves, 140—Figs, 300.
PRIM! OF HAT AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD.
Hay 41 lOs 10.51 10s New Clover SI ills to 61 104
Ncw Hay 01 Os a 4.1 Os Straw 21 101 to el Os

SIPAL tvrittzlosAm '

F IFALMOUTH, JUNE S.
Arrived the Nymph packet from Cidis, with 111
Mail, in ten days. Sailed his Majesty's ship Miran.*
to the Eastward. By the Nympth we learn that the
French still continue to keep up a heavy bombard.
matt as Cadis.—Wind S. and variable,
PLYMOUTH, JUNE S.
Came in the Ilero, ELLRRIII, and the Endeavour,
Fun" from Lisbon ; the Grace cartel from Murlais,
and the ROVER sloop of wac from a cruise. Sailed
the CIRCE frigate to the Eastward. Arrived about
15 sail of transports from Lisbon, part of the MYR.
TLE'S convoy. The MYRTLE With the remainder
passed up Channel.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 7,
Arrived his Majesty's ship Poacumay with a con-
voy from the Dowd's; and the GOSHAWK, with about
20 sail of transports, from Lisbon. Sailed, his Ma-
jesty's ship FAWN, with a convoy for Guernsey ; the
WANDERER, with a envoy for Cork ; the °auras,
with a convoy for Plymouth ; the COSSACK, PIQUE,
and JASPER, with the Spain, Portugal, and Gibral-
tar ships ; the Moans, with the Newfoundland con-
voy r and the DIADEM, with about 700 Marines on
board,, for Plymouth ; it Is said they are there to be
joined by Sir HOME POPHAM, and then to proceed
on secret service, supposed to make a diversion on
the North Coast of Spain.—Wind E.S.E.

DEAL, JUNE 7. •
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Arritrad kis Majesty's ship WARRIOR, from of
Flushing; and the Pumps, from oW Boulngne.

YARMOUTH, JUNE 7.

Artived the LEVURZT sloop of wars and the Tat.
sort bomb. Sailed the UROINT gun brigs and
passed the back of the Seed a ileet of merchantmen.
under convoy of the MERCURIUS, for the Baltic.
Remain in the Roads, the SOLEBAY, Vice-Admiral
MURRAY ; and the CRANTICLEdiI and-PORTIA) wind.
bound. with convoy for Heligoland.—Wind N.E.