Star.
London, England, 1812-05-25 00:00:00

ANHOLT MAIL.

An Anholt Mail arrived this morning. The Crewn
Prince of Sweden ( BetorAnom) has been seized
with a fever and ague, but his illness is not dangerous,
The distillation of spirits from grain throughout
Sweden ha‘ been prohibited, on account of the
scarcity which is now experienced throughout that
kingdom.
The intelligence from what may now be called the
seat of war in the North, brought by the above Mail,
is important. Berlin is now fiUed with French troops,
and a French General has been appointed Governor,
with sovereign powers. The Russian Ambassador,
according to some accounts, has left Paris for St.
Petcrsburgh ; and the Russians are hastily with-
drawing their troops from Turkey, with a view to
concentrate them in the theatre of war on the fron-
tiers. The Turks seem, at last, to have come to terms
with the Russittns.

I The Gossipium arrived on Thursday at Liverpool,
from the Savannah, and the St. Lawrence, from New
i Orleans. Both vescls have brought papers and letters
from New York, to the '2lst ult. On the 14th ult.
, Congress passed an Act, prohibiting the exportation
of rplcie, and of goods, wares, and merchandize, of
iforeign or domestic growth or manufacture, either by
I land or water, during the continuance of the Embargo
Act, under the penalty of the forfeiture of the vessel,
carriage, Stc. so employed, and 1000 dollars, on con.
viction of the owners, or any person knowingly con-
: corned in such transaction.

.We learn by the DatocrLess, Capt. BARBER, from
Jamaica, that several ships had returned to Port
Royal from the Havannah, without freight ; the rebel
party having for some time prevented any specie
being transported from Mexico to Vera Cruz. It
was, however, expected, that the troops which had
lately arrived front Old Spain, would be able to
open the communication with Mexico. A battle
had been lately fought between the contending parties,
in which the rebels lost 2000 men. Count ALONZO
Ret., second in command of the Royal Army, was
killed ;—he was a man Of considerable weight in
the country, and his loss therefore is the more felt.
Alter this action, the priest Isltatstmos (who com-
mands the 'Owls) retreated with ten thousand men
to the town of Cucrulta della Amel Pas, situate
on a mountain, seventeen leagues from Mexico.—
The whole of the rebel forces amount to 40,000 men.
Those who had been sent as prisoners to Vera Crtrs
were Indians, who appeared to be hardly in a better
state than at the first discovery of that part of the
world. They are good horsemen, pretty well moun-
ted, and use •the lance with dexterity. Oxaca, the
province in which the cochineal is collected, remains
tranquil.
The act of separation between the Count and
Countess of Gorroap was finally pronounced at
Basle on the 181 h of January, in presence of Baron
de But-rims', Envoy from Baden.
The Madras Journals mention, that one of the
largest tigers ever seen in that part pt the world was
killed at Saukerry Droog, by Captain Moons and
Lieutenants BIRCH and NELTstrrorp. In the course
of a iew months, it had 'destroyed 100 head of cat-
tle, &c. besides four children. Sixteen balls were
lodged in its body before it fell; it measured from
bead to tail 14 feet, and was 43 inches in height.
The public attention has of late been so much oc-
clqied, that we should not have been surprised shad
the Lottery lost its attraction. This has not, however,
been the case. The hale Lottery is daily becoming
kis ; which is easily accounted for when we see that
with only 8,000 Tickets there are Prizes of £20,000,
410,000, £5,000, £3,000, £2,000, £l,OOO, &c.

Mrs. LAVILNU, Sister to the Right Honourable
RICHARD BRINSLEY SIIBRIDAw, has just submitted
for public inspection her popular and interesting
Comedy of the Sons of Eris, or Modern Sentiment,
which has already run near twenty nights at the Ly-
ceum Theatre, with • unbounded applause ! ! Mr.
R to6wm, Proprietor ofPisarro, Me Schooner Scandal,
&c. &c. is, we understand, the Publisher.

- It is not true, as reported in some papers, that any
kind of exultation was exp.essed any where in Corn-
wall, qn receiving intelligence of the murder of Mr.
PRIMEVAL. Expressions of joy on such an occasion
would have been a phenomenon in Cornwall.
MANCHESTER, MAY 23.—This day (and at Ches.
tet on Monday) the Special Commission opens at
Lancaster, fir the purpose of trying those who are
unfortunately implicated in the riotous disturbances
which have of late disgraced several parts of the two
counties. The Judges before whom they are to ap-
pear are Sir SIMoN Le Bt.Axc and Baron THOMPSON
for this county, and the Hon. R.. DALLAS and the
Hon. F. Baum for Chester. The number for trial,
we are told, is about 100, at Chester 42. The inte-
rest excited by these trials is unprecedented. At
Chester about 600 of the City's Local Militia, 300 of
the North Lincoln, and 90 of the Oxford Blues, it is
said, will occupy the Castle-yard during the trials,
making an aggregate of neatly 1000. Each man is
to be furnished with ten rounds of ball cartridge.
CORK, May 18.—We are sorry to observe a dispo-
sition to riot manifested this day by some of our fel-
low-citizens. It. seems ;tone evil:disposed persons
circulated a report that there were some potatoes
lodged in a store belonging to Mr. CALLAGHAN—in
Consequence of which misrepresentation a consider-
ible number of persons proccedesi to break open the
.doors, when. DAN. CALLAGHAN, jun. Esq. arrived,
Ind offered to open the whole Stores for their inspec-
tion; in the mea,n time the MAYOR arrived, with a
party of Cavalry, and tranquillity was immediately.
restored. Some few or the country people remained
gazing at the extraordinaiy dress and the appearance
9f the Gerutan soldiers, and when the latter returned
to their Barracks the crowd, immediately dispersed.

CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE.
This day the arrivals of Wheat coastwise make a ml
supply, and several cargoes of foreign havingiarrived, sup
about 5000 quarters, tends to the effect of hiavy sales at rather
lower prices than on Friday..-Barley again very dull sale at less
—Malt and White Peas keep their pre.es; as likewise Beans of
each sort:—The supplies of Oats are conslderable;*ples heavy,
and hardly support last prices—Flour without *variation.
8 M ITI-IFIELD—Mey 25.
Beef is Od to 6a gd I Veal 7qOd to 84 Od
M9ttaat 4a 4d to 6s 44 Poi* cd t 0 is Od
Lamb 7s. its. to fie 00.