Star.
London, England, 1822-08-28 00:00:00

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11 After the discomfiture of the Rebets•-it thibattle
of Culloden by the Royal Army,
.under the cont-
mod of the Duke of CUMBERLAND, GoVernmebt; it
is known, issued a Proclamation, in which 'they of%
fered a reward of C. 30,000 for the apprehension of
the PRETRNDER, dead or alive. fh opposition to this,'
the folloiving curious paper was issued by the PRE
!ENDER and his Council, which at this moment, and
under the circumstances of his MAJittri's present!
visit to Scotland, must be read with peculiar interest:,'
" Charles, Prince of Wales, Ste. Regent of the kingdoms of Scot-
land, England, France, and Ireland, and the dominions t►ere-
anto belonging.
" Whereas, we have seen a certain scandalous and malicious
paper, published in the style and form of a Proclamation, bear-
ing date the Ist inst. wherein, under pretence of bringing us to
justice, like our Royal anctator King Charles I. of blessed me-
mory, there is a reward of 30,0001. stet ling promised to those who
shall deliver us into the bands of our enemies, we could not but
be moved with a just indignation at so insolent an attempt : and
though from our nature and principles we abhor and detest
a practice so unusual among Christian Prince., we cannot
but, nut of a just regard. to the dignity of our Person, promise
the like reward of X 30,000 sterling to him or those who shall
seize or secure, till our further orders, the person of the Elector
of Hanover, whether landed, or attempting to land in any part
of his Majesty's dominions. Should any fatal accident happen
from hence, let the blame lie entirely at the door of those who
first set the infamous example..
" CHARLES, P. R.
" Given at our Camp at Eifilockeill, Aug. 22, 1745.
By his Highness's command, _

"JO. MURRAY,"

The original paper from which the above is copied
is so rare, says Beloe, that I never heard of any other
than that which accident laµly deposited in the Bri-
tish Museum.
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AA PAL. INTELLIGENCE.

!KR 10IGLAND

•VQIST 28.

One of the passengers who was on board the ship Liverpool,
from New York bound to Liverpool (which was lost on the
Banks of Newfoundland), and who was in one of the three boats
which contained the crew and fifteen passengers, gives the fol-
lowing account :—They were six days and nights in the open
boats, and 500 miles from shore, and were reduced to a biscuit
and half a pint of water per day, not having been able to save
anything from on board the Liverpool. At length they were
picked up by-a fishing-boat, which they were on board of two
days, and carried to Newfoundland. Captain Lac, of the Li-
verpool, chartered a schooner at St. John's, to carry the crew
back to New York.

Kingston,
The Kingston, Bowett, from Bengal, Cape of Good Hope,
and St. Helena, is arrived off Hastings.
The Eliza Ann, Doectas, arrived at Liverpool, from Hon-
duras, was plundered of specie and stores, by a pirate, of Cape
Antonio.

The vessel, from Nova Scotia to Liverpool, that was lost in
St. Mary's Bay, was the Spence, Wirsosi, from Ricbebucto.
FALMOUTH, Are... 26.—Wind W.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
OWEN GLUM/OWED, from Madeira ; Jane, C.:WILDING, from Bahia,
in 67 days ; and Eliza and Abbey, DILUAMOND, from Virginia.
Arrived off this pert the John Smith, from New York, in 28
days, for Amsterdam; Emily, 0/UPLAND, from Baltimore, inn°
days, to Rotterdam; and Speculation, CLyssz, from Prince Ed-
ward's Island.

Pittioutn, Arc. 211.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Specu-
lation, CLYMX, from Prince Edward's Island.
DIAL, Aug. 27.—Wind W.S. W.—Came down from the
River last night, the Atalanta, SMITH, for Barbadoes ; Mars,
SOMSRS4LL, for Madeira ; Zephyr, ARROWSMITII, for Honduras;
Felicity, al, Doucifi, for Bilboa, and remain with the outward-
bound as before. Arrived and sailed fur the "iver, the Mariner,
Hansa ax, from Quebec; Palamban, TWIST, from St. Lucia;
and James Harris, Itmas, from Jamaica.
HATANNAII, JULY 14.—Arrived the French frigate Antigone,
from Vera Cruz : she has brought troops, passengers, and about
two millions of dollars.—Shipments of sugar are extensive.
Curroat-Howsz, Atreus? 26.—Ships F.ntered Inwards :—The
New Volunteer, from Jamaica; King of the Netherlands and
Zeemew, from Rotterdam ; Phoebe and Ann, and Singleton,
from Stangate Creek ; Barbara, from Antwerp ; Harriet, from
Virginia ; Neptune, from Ostend; Reston, from Hamburgh ;
Hannah, from St. Petersburgh ; Ardent, from Belfast ; Lively,
front Quebec; Inclination, from Bremen; Lord Melville, from
Calais; Euphentia, from Seville; Petit Gustave, from Bour-
deans ; lielleuncle, from Stangate Creek ; Mentor, from Pe-
teriburgh ; Briton, from Jamaica; Britannia, from St. Vin-
cent's ; John and Rizhard, from Tobago ; Eliza, from the South
Seas ; Garland, from the Cape of Good Hope ; Margery, from
Quebec ; Charles, from Rouen.—F.ntered Outwards : Tryphena,
for Balm ; Susannah, for Dublin; Hibernia, for Waterford;
Paris, fur Elsineur ; Prince of Saxe Coburg, for Rotterdam ;
Cosmopolite and Salanunca, for Leghorn ; Enterprise, for Ja-
maica; Dispatch, for Tobago; Antony, for Lisbon; Ardent,
for Belfast ; Jean, for Odessa; Express, for Gibraltar ; Nep-
tune, for Antwerp; First Entry, fur Marseilles.—Cleared Out-
wards: Essex, for Nantz ; Sceptic, for Gibraltar; Treasurer,
for Rio Janeiro ; Rapid, for Rotterdam ; Talbot, for Calais ;
Leeds, fur Hamburgh; Mary, for Riga; and Mercury, for the
South Seas; Factor, for Belfast ; Constantia, for Waterford;
Lord Melville,-for Calais; Thomson, for Elsitteur ; Margaret,
for Antwerp; Tryphena, for Bilboa; liing of tLe Netherlands,
for Rotterdatn.