Star.
London, England, 1823-10-08 00:00:00

DIY I DRY D 5 to be made in the COUNTRY.

Oct so, S. Crossland, LiveTpool, sidp.e,handler, at One, at the
George Inn, Dtle-street, Liverpool. Nov. 3, Is..Alitni and J.
Barker, Mutants-, Iran founders at tatelve.aa-the quildb.aft,
Dbn-
caster. Oct. .1. Glover and. Co. late of Worcester, brewer at
eleveni at' the llop4ole Inn, Irurcesirr.' 'O3. Perot? pd.
late ofStotkpqrtigrbeer, of eleven, at re 'acmes inn, Maischarssak.
Oct. 31, J. Jones, ,latt of Coreley, Salop, liroeburoer,
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at the Bell Inn; AVoieeiter.

at Twelve,

W. East, Newhall% esislAliirekdar, Wsi Tasted, Wed Bram.
wick, Staffordshire, coal-mantas. N. Tlasratoa, Thayer-strees,l
Manchester square, kOlhititiitinAl.' J. Barter, Cralse4stirt; Elia&
street, shoe-fastur. W. &sista,.
.Reasliag, atosllea•drayer. A.
Patadice, Bristol, WO/in E. Cada; Milvertaa, Warwiel!slOses
raersilmaia. • 1

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work. Reed and 314664 wcadtle.upliArlio,soitioalissekints.'
Mack yid 41‘11.,. Nisfdeen. Cooper and Falter, Mtwhinier. twait-
reciers. • Newton land` cotton-spr .1.
&twin,* siouitimie; • caiisrA_, Maw,enen.
•ftetTi2ebele
kroidepiesa; york.ektrtiviatlstopi.. "Was and Laidlay. WiAk.
street; Welidpie-qpisre. soapawawfaeturwek Roubri and
Upper M *Maoist; Allossipi-urnig, 4111111solift, Our • and
Wrigkewordi, Hades. knes-drigiers. Mogolideonrll•Co. Bekaa,
priaten. Purdie and Co. Notoi!cb. anaufaampti. Bevy Mit
twiltrainy orgies* u..;
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During his last 'miliaria/ ac Paris, he w*s attacild
with a severe disorder, !front which he has never per.
fectly recovered, and ba* been evier since in a feeble
state of health—a, circumstance which ha; probably.
not been frithaut influence the minds of his eleCtors.
.The Secret of Skate is dot. yet named,- and thnukh
!the talents; of Cardinal Gontalvi have mid. the task of
ibis .successor difficult, there is no doubt that a man of
abilities will be chosen, and one who is in theinterest of
Italy. He has founded a School of Attiand titinufae-.
tures at.the town of ftt,c ca Contrad4,the place 'ofh is usual
!residence; and has added somethinetn the Hospital.
The election was terminated so quickly that there war
tscarcely time to intrigue. Pius yl 1.. died Gn 4ugust.4o,
the operations of • the scrutiny commenced on Sept. 3,,
and on the 2SII the election was declared. Few Con.
;laves' haVe been Id speedily elciod. The Radian eardi.
mals understood that it: was necessary to Shake haste if
they wished to escape the effects of foreign influence,
which ;night have prolonged the day of decision. The
:Cardinals Clermont Tonnerre and Fare had only entered
the Conclave a few days, sayi the Constitutionnei; and
yet the Journal- des Debals says he was supported by
the interest of Aimee. •

INPIA.
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We hate received a rapist series of Madras and
Penang Papers, the formet•to- the 6th of April, and the
latter to the latter end of Niatch, which ate not desti-
tute of iniele,t. The following are extracts: '
ItIADRAg, MARCH 31.
The Ist hattilion orthe lOthargiment of Native 1 it-
rantry, and•the fla or proiair, together with a small
battery, . mired: from krtiteerahud on the 15th instant,
and were to attack Lamba, a place about three march,:
distant, the Tahoor of which had 'refused obedience.Oi
revenue at the rtUrbar orJypoor. The thrice ib charge
cif the .Pfpniss ashy's' had, it appears, turned out the
Prime Minister,-end appointed a Burls. or common
grain meschanti to 6U his place. The .sumal'aaill of die
tortes destined sp.attack Lamba has been given to Bri-
gadier Knox.
Litib4 *AIWA' it
thefirreet'arrlired at this place on the lsthi apd at
sqght a.it'.. the batteries opened against the flirt: A
eleven the garrlina tkpressect a wish to surrender, if .be
fire of the` batteries was libtppetL To this densana Bri-
!Wier .Knesf.dtplied, 44 NO; you' have ,deeeiirsai eime
once, and shall not hats an upper-m:107,4t stokicsip
again. You may withdraw through, the tows, name.
tested kif our,meu on duty there. for the nest half hour,
after iiiiiii'no
.patltimu be held." ,At twelve they
.aiiicioditioneUfscierce64erred, in number about 400. B.
0 Sing, thee ifiliktik; tiiti on root to I Sifts Alit
thfolk_toss •from this pitaaryksto he sat a hem, which
burersest .11sfew .bioli.and. beebe his ioolloothom. The
iii kis said, still irltsed agaisit toattatita faxts. ;
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but it is suspected that th'e lessim read to the garrison
of Lamba will save further trouble. The Governor of
the fort some time back, took every opportunity of
thwarting the measures of Sir David Ochterlony in the
Durbar, and when remonstrated with, set them at de-
fiance. He is now justly punished.
PENANG, MARCH 4.
We understand that Captain *Donnell has brought
from Siam a most valuable and rare collection of curio-
sities ; among which is alsand of music containing every
instrument used by the people of that country, and pre-
sented to him • by the young Prince Chow Fa, all of
which, with a small state boat, are now in the posses-
sion of Sir Stamford Raffles. Captain *Donnell has
aho procured a number of sacred and other Siamese
books, which we trust may throw a light upon the his-
tory of a nation so little known to Europeans, and we
look forward with impatience to the period when Sir
Stamford will gratify the literary world with their trans-
lation. The Siamese, we understand from Captain
d'Donnell, wete erecting a5O-gun battery on the shoal
opposite to Pachame, near the entrance of the river.
This intelligence confirms the former report.
By private information received at Malacca through
a Siamese junk, we learn that Captain Thistle, Com-
mander of the•grab brig Dudaloy, has been scalped at
Siam. On the 11th ult. at sun-rise, minute guns, to the
Lumber of 48, corresponding with the age of his Excel-
lency the Governor of Malacca, were filed from the
ramparts of Fort Cornwallis, conformable to the Go-
vernment order.