Star.
London, England, 1815-07-19 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH, JULY 17.

Came in the French ship le Justee, ltunnt.r.mav!vri,
from Martinique fir
Erne c.:, or, with stigar, &c.
detained by his Maj:!.ty'i ship Cri-14m.us ; the Fi:!;.cli
ship Jenne, bound to L'Orient with timber, detainsd
by the Summit man cf war. Arrtv:d the brig Bri-
taunia, Duxcasi. tr Tenerife, sv.th ;vines; and his
fkidjeAy's ship bEtilsini4, from a. iuize. Sail, h.s
' M lesty's ships Petonuts and likatitErv, Ofl A cruize.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY IS.
Arrived his Majesty's ship ROTA. from th.? 1 irons.
Sailed at day-light this morning his Maje_ty' .hip
,Cwaitert, with transports having troops on iplar..l fit
Ostend.—Wind W.

DEAL, JULY 17.
Arrived the Isabella, -BROWN, trim St. Domingo,
in S 6 days : spoke the Capelin, SMALL, nut 33 days.
Came in the CHALLENGER 6100 p of war from Dun-
kirk; the ACHILLES man of war from Porr,mouth,
And will proceed to the River, to be paid off. kemaia
his Majesty's ships and transports as per last, the
Sherborne for Bengal, and the William lorlamaica.
JULY 18.—Arrived the CALEDONIA, from Buenos
Ayres; his Majesty's ship ORONTES, from off Bou-
logne; and a large fleet of transports, with troops
from Quebec, last trom Portsmouth.—Sailed his Ma-
jesty's ships HARDY, BITTERN, and HERON,. On a
cruise off Dungeness.

Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL and Viscount
SIDAIOUTH bad audiences of the PRINCE REGENT.

Yesterday Lord ERSKINE had an audience of the
Panics REGENT, on his return from Paris.

Count MUNSTIR received dispatches yesterday from
abroad, and afterwards waited upon the Pi INCZ
REGINT, and had a long audience of his Royal

Highness._
Mr. BROUGHAM W 33 On Monday elected Member
for Winch'.(sea, in the room of Mr. VANE POWLETT,
Who is a Candidate for Durham.

Major-General Lord BLANIY. from London, and
General Meows, from India, are arrived in Dublin.
The Gaisitt of last night contains extracts of uis-
patches from Lord STZWART, and Messrs. Run and
TAYLOR, relative to the progress ut the Austri
Bavarian, and Wurtemburgh armies into the heart of
France. The bead quarters of Prince Scitwniazins-
, saao were to be at Fontainebleau on the 14.15; and
the Austrians will have nearly 100,000 milt dispos.
able on the. Upper Loire, exclusive of General FRI..
stortr's army of Italy.
The Gazette also announces several new Peeragis,
and contains a numerous list of Officers promoted for
their gallant conduct in the ever memorable battle of
Waterloo; all of which we have extracted.
Since the Duke of WILLLINGTOWS Army entered
the French territory, it bas been supplied with pro-
visions and forage by the country through which it
passe j, upon regular requisitions. No payments
have been made, but our Csmmissaries have given
receipts for the articles which have been supplied, in
order that the proprietors may be able hereafter to
produce proof to the French Government of their
havingfurnishedprovisions to such or such an amount. .
Cowl-EXCHANGE, JULY 19.—The supply of Wheat
being small, the little that appeared this mining, of.
tine quality, fully obtained last Monday's prices.
Oats are rather dearer, having but few at • marker.
Beans are also in demand, and looking up. In Peas
and other articles there is little or no alteration.

FIRIL—This morning, between five and six o'clock,
a dreadful fire broke out at Mr. Marnitws, brush-
maker,. Upper Thames-street, which destroyed his
very extensive premises and several adjoining ware-
l'ouses, but by the timely assistance of the fire-engines,
411 being well stipillied with water, the file, though
rapid and destructive, was got under by ten o'clock.
'Jibe injury done is extensive; the onrefty destroyed
♦.&luables but s►e are happy to say no lire are lost.

t.. ,

LINES,
w TZN IN A POCKET•BOGK PaESENTELi TO A FILIKNO.

5(1'17 sovereignty to prove,
ee I:me's new Calendar display'd:
Which like the ow of !ait.ile4s love,
Is chatted almost as soon ai made ;
Yet with old Time I'll wage n.) strife,
Tut give him gratefully his due,
Fur mid the varying: of my life,-
l'il never change my love for you !

Ktxc's TuraTut —The Opera last night was un-
tisually gay, considering the season of the year. and
was agamitonoured with the presence of her Royal
Highness the Princess Cu ARLOTIT. PORTOOALLO'S
far..urite Opera of IlarJenk was repeated, with all its
wonted excellence of composition, and exquisitely
aided by the superior talent of Mad. Stmt. GnAAm,
Manz-vent, and LE VAsstua, were alike successful as
on Smut-day, especially the former, in the he.intitul
ti iool,Bella Pace, which produced, as usual, an encore,
accompanied by the most Battering marks of appro.
bat ion.

HAV:tIARKET THE STRIC.••••Ill the Comedy of Join
Bull, List night. no less than three new appearances
took place. Mrs. HAYWOOD. in Mary 2korisberry ;
Mr. Foo re, of the Edinburgh Theatre, ie Peregrine,
and Mr. Lietnes, from Dublin, in Dennis Breelgruel-
dee:y.ll Succe.s attendod them all, and indee I it was
too well merited to have I.eett denied wit!lont the
teost Therein injustice en the par • o' ..he audience.—
Mrs. HAYWOOD is a pretty woman, whose sylph-like
hem and interesting countenance gave a faii'llul
picture re the youthful and deserted Mary. Her tones
Lave a plaintive melody. that creates, because it ex-
presses, feeling. Her manner is totally uneffected,
her action chaste anal graceful. Li her hands the
character lost nothing of those attractions which
waken all the sympathy of the heart.—Mr. Foote is
an actor of more than common merit. The applause
which he received was corneneesurate his merits,
and occasionally ameunted w three full mune.
Mr. Lreoser aelv acquitted him .elf in Danis Brod-
:marry. In height, figure, and even counienesice,
be strongly resembles his excellent preeecrse o, the
vetere a JOHNSTONE. In all respect: be is a very va-
luable Acquisition, and he recited the birth, ediscation,
&c. of Dennis Biasruddery, with a degree of humour
and spirit. which procured him the townie of an
encore. - His whole reception was cif the mess
vourable nature.—'Litany, in J.b lhtrnberry, equalled
the most celebrated of his predecessers s Russee, in
Tem Sizuj7le:on, Miss GREVILLE, in Lad, Caroline Bray-
wore, and the rest of the performers, exerted them-
selves with the greatest success, and seldom have we
seen'the representation of a Comedy display ne le ex-
cellence of eruont/e, and more genuine ;Aleut collected
hue onc focus.
LICF:VNI THESTRE...-.--1110 perfertnanees at this
Thcaue lest evening, attracted an elegant audio-- se
)Jr. HARLEY appeared for the first tiro,• in the c.a.
ratter of :Week, in the farce of 711 e Bee Hitw, and
preferred many fres:4 claims to support :led admira-
tion. His Jelin.: :tom of this part, strongly tearked
ns it was with bustle, whim, and humour, 4' never
o'erstepped the naedesty of nature." I tail'
;tele of acting, Ile possesses qualifications of a supe.
--e.der, and they appear to bate been cat-mated
with oat - aisiduaty, and to quote theaitth.'r—
aHe got lot- aeplanse." In his reeetition of
Peter Fart, i .54ordttg Howse, he wes tiolecs sue..
lesstol. Thie esece, anitel. as it wes with the talents
of l siouv, PEF:LET• Had GATTI% and MesdillMS
Foe.. Y. Are KELLY, afforded a fiee treat to the lovers
of mirth and good humour. Harhgain Hoax conclu-
ded the evening's .eritertaiements with infinite eclat.
SPARIUNO.—YesterdAy being the day appointed for
an exhibition of Sparring, for the relief of the Widows
and Orphans ot the Wive brave at Waterloo, the pu-
gilists noted, in the London ring volueteered their
- services upon this natienel occasion of charity, and
the Court was filled with the first respectability. The
setting-to was of longer duration than we have at I
aay time witnessed, each of the pugilists being anxious
to give a turn to the general cause of humanity. It
was a beautiful specimen of the science of boxing dis-
played betwixt Belcher and Eales. But the former]
bad an opportunity of displaying that science (which
he possesses in a very superior degree to any on the
boxing list) with a strong athletic young man of the
name of Shock, as so termed, who was said to be a
refuge rida. He was rough indeed, and his ambition
in nualciug his debut on the stage of blood was at nothing
less than the top of the list. He fearlessly bored on
llfs advereery with much resolution, and it required
much fit mness and steadiness to stop him, ant:l,W
• must necessarily be in force for self protection. Bel-
Cher met him left and right, about half-a-dozen
times, and closed up one of his eyes. The company
Ailed out enough, and the gloves were pulled off.-
- We never saw so much execution made,upon a man's
head in so short adime. The nthers who set-to were
Cribb, Flermer, Richmond, Oliver, Painter, Ford,
Johnson, and the whole corps of pugilists.
• MEDICAL BOARD.
•
We are informed that Dr. COOPER, end three emi-
nent Surgeons, ot, SO years experience in Strictures,
Fistulas, Debilifue, &c. Sec. have estiblielled a Medi-
cal Board at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte-street,
opposite RoWLANb HILL'S Chapel, Bleckfriar's-road,
where the public are relieved from the most dangerous
' diseases without salivatidn kr cenfinernent. The la-
rditution claims the attention of those who may have
attempted the cure of themselves, or who have been
so unfortunate as to consult men ignorant of so im-
portant a branch of the prefiession, whose improper
treatment have mercurializea thousands out of their
existence—eruptions on the head, face, and body, sore
ayes, throe nmowth, and nose, vertigo, noise in the ears,
deafness, dimness of sight, often ending in blind-
ness; pains in the head and limbs, frequently mis-
taken for rheum:diem ;extreme weakness ill the knees,
swelled aakles, with a general debility, Ste. are only a
4 few of the dreadful symptoms which frequentlyappear
years after, and too often embitter the matrimonial
stem. Messri. COOPER and Co. are consulted daily by
all ranks ofpeople, from ten till eight. Or by letter, ie.
: cluing a fee (for no.others are answered), stating
their case, when-medicine and the best advice: is sent
• ••; :• to all parts of the kingdom. They also cure the
' Odes and fistula, without burning. or cutting, and
dive advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sun-.
• day iporaing% till twelve o'clock.

~'
1