Star.
London, England, 1826-10-27 00:00:00

ST. CLEMENT DANES.

We readily give insertion to the following affidavit ; and if the
facts stated be true, we shall not fail to expose the parties who have
imposed upon us. We believe that the account was an exaggerated
and ea park statement, made for the purpose of injuring Mr. Warren
in the estimation of the parishioners of St. Cleasent's Daft!, whom
he is now canvassing for the situation of Sexton for that parish.
Mr. Warren not having heard a word on the subject before it apppear-
ed in a Morning Paper of Monday, attended on that day at Bow-
street, when Mr. Halls requested, before glifiley was sworn to the
affidavit, to take an officer and bring up Anna Manley. This was
done; and on g►ing to her lodging. 13, Great Shire-lane, the land-
lad4 informed the officer that she bad left there, and had taken away
her things. The officer then went to the Magistrate and mentioned
this circustmance, when he observed that the object of the paragraph
was obvious, and requested the affidavit might be sworn to.
WCSTMINSTER TO wiv.--Snah Riley, of No. 22, Saint Clement's,
lane, in the parisb of Saint Clement Danes, maketh oath and with,
that she has lived in the said house for between two and three mouths
as a lodger with Thomas Warren, in the second floor, and Anna
Manley also lodged on the said floor,which said lodging she left on the
16th day of this present month, when Thorns Warren knocked at her
door, and Sarah Riley being in the room with Anna Manley, partly
opened the room door, when she was desired to shut the same, which
I did not do, and that Thomas Warren staid on the landing until Anna
Manley was dressed, when he was desired to walk in, and he then
asked for his rent, when she asked to have her bed, bedding, her
clothes, and work, which was granted; she then delivered the key,
and left various articles in her landlord's possession until she paid him,
which she said would be a fortnight or three weeks; and this &psis
nent further saith,that Anna Manley told her that Mrs. Bowers, of
15, Hemlock court, had told her that she would give her rooms if
she could get her things away. S•RAH RILIT.
Sworn before we this 25th day of Oct. 1526,
at the Public Office, Bow-street,
Thomas Halls.

The Marquis of Levu's, Agent to the Pacha of
Egypt, has left Marseilles for Paris, on affairs of Importance.
Dispatches were received yesterday, at the Colonial
Department, from Malta, Gibraltar, and Corfu.
Lord PONSONBY left Rio for Buenos Ayres on the
enth of August. It was ezpectel, that, on the arrival of his Lord-
ship in the Rio Plata, everything would be amicably arranged be-
tween Brazil and Buenos Ayres.
By a singular coincidence, Sir WALTER Scorr dined
at Windsor with the King of GREAT Bandit, the very day Mr.
Secretary Gamma was seated in the Tuileries at the table of the
King of Femme.
Saturday morning a meeting took place at Beaumore,
between T. bPD--sr--v, of &hum, Esq. and
of Boyle, Esq. when, after an exchange of two shots each, the peo-
ple assembled interfered, and the parties were marched of the
ground. —Slip Journal.
Litters were received yeserday from St. Jago de
Chili, dated on the lit of July. That Republic con-
tinued then in a state of disorganization, by no means
favourable to its future prosperity. The merchants
who had contracted to remit the dividends of the Lo in
raised in London, bad refused to perform their agree-
ment. in consequence of some unexpected alteration in
the rates of Exchange, unless the period of their con-
tract was extended to 20, instead of 10 years. This the
Government refused to do; and as the transaction alto-
gether was most unfavourable to the public interest, it
was expected that the bargain would be declared void,
and that the Ministers would take the collection of the
taxes, and the payment of all the public engagements,
again into their own hands. The supply of British ma-
nufactured goods had materially decreased along the
whole of the Western Coast of America; and as the
shipment of them this year has been unusually limited,
expectations may be :slyly entertained that a revival of
'commerce in the Pacific will be speedily announced.