Star.
London, England, 1828-05-24 00:00:00

FROM THE )ZW YORE !AIM Ot APAtt.

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Extracts of letters froth' WiOungtoo, dated the 15th
ultimo We have received a. file of Camels. Papers
to the latest dates, which conthin - the addresses of
the Military Corps, and editorial articles in 'reference
*to the administration of the Republic. They are written-
with much art and ability, and hove.foOtansediate oh=
ject the propagation of the doosir, thitothe Congress
assembled at °cane is illegal-in its often; crude in its
composition, and likely to be wholly intuenced by the
enemies of &muse and the secret Mends of the old
Spanish title. The writers
,contend that a federal, qs-
,tem ought not to be adopted; that a strong Goverat.
'ment is indispensable; and that no one except-BoLivi a.
armed with great power, can save the vessel of state
from fatal mutiny or utter wreck."
u A violent assault and battery has just •now been
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committed on Mr. Adams,.Private Secretary to the
President, who had been to the House with * message.
He was going into the rotunda within a few steps ef the'
House; and he wassnet by Jarvis, one of the Editors bf
the Telegraph, who kicked, struck, and Ogled him.
.This creates much sensation here."

• The Doke.of CLARENCE honoured Earl SPascita
with his companyiselbmer yesterday, at his residenatin Schein's-
plimr. Thou was's select party to meet his Royal Highness..
'TIN Da. Of-CUMBERLAND Is onomed Count MUM-
efts with his company to dinner on Thursday, at hie residence in
t novena place. tin ily the while of the Foreign Ambassadors
mid Ministers were of the, party. ' .
'Ddb "oI cliatientai MD has. issued an order to
(the-Royal Horse Gnu& that the men -Ss
as Often do inunediateiy adopt the fashion ;of issoustaches,
mil *car their hair behind a-Is-Rause. - •
The Earl .ot AllanDtlN entertained irdistingu4hed
dinner yesterday, at his home in
e Marquis of LattaDowirs had a-grand ..ilinner.
party yesterday, at Lansdown House,
I'he Duchess of NORTHUMBERLAND Aaielltigrant
Concert yesterday evening at Northumberland House:,`-'
The Marchioness of LONDONDERNY had a'griiill•At-'s
Kmbliryterday Treeing; at her house is Hertrotd-strimc •
The Marquis de PALMELLA. the Portuguese Aid.
Itessedir, and Count de Moires, the Danish Minister,. -
business with Sul Mamie yesterday, at the Oiler of Alienist.",
of State tae Foreign Alfairs. - •
Viscount PALMBRETON, Earl DUDLEY, and the Right
Hem. Gamma Lassa, vieltied ehir. Heamsseu
residence in Downing-street., . , • • .. •
The-Earl of ABERDEEN4OI4, ELLINSOAQUGH.;and.
Lett Searoan, trammeled business yesterday at the Foreign Olike,
Downing-street.
Earl Dm:may and the Right Hon.• GEORGE LAMB
visited Mr. Secretary Pust. on Thursday.
Dispatches were teceived yesterday at the Colonial
Mee from the Honourable General Pomo/tar, the Lieutenant
Governor of Malta.
Prince LEOPOLD aflived at his residence, Marlbo-.
rough House, Pall-watt, yesterday timing, from his seat at Clare.
mint.

The Duke of CUMSnItLAWD honoured Lord KtNTON
with his cowpony to dinner yesterday, at his residence in Port-
asan.aquare.
Earl DUDLEY, Earl BATHURST, ViscOart*ELYILLI
and Mr. Secretary Paw., had intenders yesterday with the Doke
of Ws ,Anson; at the Treasury.
Lord PLUNKILTT is expected in a few days to take
his seat it the House of Peers. •

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His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has
bees; pkaied to appoint the Right Hon. the Rare of Rana. and
Major CM Paart, of Stoneville, in the County of Dubin, to
be Commissioners -for the Royal Harbour of George the Fourth.
During one of the reviews held at Plymouth, in
honour of Don Miourn.'s arrival, some Gentlemen present were
debating his identity, which being overheard by a marine en duty,
close at hand, he civilly pointrd out his Highness, upon which a.
comrade remarked, "How dosrthee know that's ho" to which as
veteran replied, w 1434, I think I ought to knew 'en.; for I stood
sentinel over 'en three days, on board the illiiidsor Castle, at Lisbon.
.. The annual Report, of the Commiisioners of Educe-
den in Ireland. which his just been printed, lireemits, in fact, no
fadsketary feature beyond the mere notice of the termination of a
Chancery suit, which was began in 1735! a century ago, bating
feTes.shim years...sod the probability of the Commissioners being
enabled to recover the right and pouession of certain lands, devised
for the parpose of supporting schools, 'whose annual value will not
be awn of 2,0001. per illaS01.".
From a Parliamentary paper, giving accounts of the
lasatitles of wines of all descriptions Imported into Great Britain,
we find, that in the year 1123, dist* was paid foe home consump-
tion ost 4,564,211 imperial gallons; in 1524. on 4,714,949 gallons ;
1125, on 7,373,433 &anode; 41126, on 5,510,07 gallons; and
in 1127, on 6,254,310 Otani; its the whole, 118;441000 imperial
gallons—of which 14,374,11111 gallons • were of Portapi Wine,
=9: of Spanish wine; 1071486 0.1 467400 of
sad 1.544465 of FreClCk wine. The greatest proportional
Montane has been In the Spanish, German, and Sicilian wines. Of
Ord& wine, 11119,94.3 ganois were ' imporied in' 1123 ; sled
1,705,400, in 1127. Of German and Rhenish wise, in teas, only
'soot gallons ; and In 1e17; 76,3141 and of Mcillasilvise44s,lso•
gallons were imported in is 23 ; and 151,185, ig 1117.. There has
been a diminution of the quanta," of Madeira wine 'imported,
nanely, from 324,501 gallons, id 11123, to 103,758, in levy Thin
baa probahly arisen from the increased consumption of sherry.
Last alum a female convict-ia New, South Wales
Wrettuelive hoer in England, passionately .beseechingi bins- to:
asawak• a Mem, as the means ottrailipnrdqg him to her erms.-8-
. him astatdipilyllllll) pair of isreechen,—Per! Monies.

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