Star.
London, England, 1816-09-19 00:00:00

589,2.0 mote births than deaths. The nuntilet of
marriages was 30044. Among the deaths *ere
two persons between 145 and 150 sears old, and
between 125 and 130.
WOLOGDA, JULY 19. (0. S.) •

We have received the 'sad news that on the sth
instant, during a great thunder storm, the cold and
the warm church of the. parish of Archangel, on the
Rubenza, in the Circle of Kadni-Kow, was struck
by lightning, and burnt to the ground. The light-
ning struck the roof over the door of the cold church,
vlid' was immediately in flames : all the church
utensils, garments, books, &c. were consumed, not
the least thing being saved. From the cold church
the flames caught the warm church, from which,
irideTtl, what was in it was saved, but as all the
utensils, books, &c. were in the cold church, the other
is thereby deprived of every thing necessary for the
...dortnance of Divine Service.

NEW RELIGIOUS IMPOSTOR.
A most singular piece of intelligence, and which I
'my be productive of important results to the Otto-
man Draity, has just been received from Cairo, via
Germany. An impostor, who calls himself a Jew,
of the tribe of Dan, to whom his followers ascribe
gosamak, calling him the MESSIAH, has hoisted the en-
sign of rebellion in the vicinity of the ancient Babylon,
on the Euphrates, and is now at the head of an army
41200,000 Israelites. Such has been his success, that
yen the Mussulmen are quitting the standard of their
prophet to join the banners of this pretended King of
the Jews, whose conquests are represented as rapid
and extensive. To pretend to anticipate the conse-
quences which may flow from such a " revolutionary
reovement," (even admitting the statement to be
correct,) would be very absurd, in so early a stage
of the business; and it is proper we should also men-
tion, that its authority is questioned. It is suspected
that the article may have originated with one of the
Anti-Israelitish Journalists of Germany, where the
circumstances of the Jews occupy much attention at
present. Many of the German writers consider this
Man as anti social, and delight in teasing them ;
but how can a people, excluded almost every where
from the common rights of Subjects, exhibit social
virtues ? " CAIRO, JULY so.
a Babylon, so famous of old, is about to acquire a
sew celebrity : that City and its vicinity, as tar as
Liban, are now the theatre of important events. A
Jew of the tribe of Dan hair collected a prodigious
windier of discontented Jews, acd is at the head of
1!00,000 Israelitish combatants, whose progress no.
thing can arrest. He calls himself King of the Jews;
the people call him liosanitah-Alaisai, [Niesslasi] !
His success has been so decisive, that the people think
generally' that the ALMIGHTY fight; on his side. The
Mussulmen quit the standard of Mahomet and join
the Legions' which fight under the banners of the
Lion of Judah. A ' report has been made of this
event to the Porte, but the progress of the conqueror
is so rapid, that. it it, doubtful whether it is possible
now to stop him."

On Tuesday the PRINCE REGENT went from the
stud-house to Citrninnt on horseback, to visit the
Princes Ciranr.orm and Fritice LEOPILD. Their
Royal Highnesses spent three hours in ,a alkiog over
the patk and grounds together. The Princess after-
wards accompanied Prince Lunn,' » !o the stud-house.
Yesterday, at two o'clock, the Pitt:\ ce REGENT ar-
rived at Carlton house, and at thr::e o'clock he held
a council, which was attended by E.:rl Batt ituitsr,
Viscounts SIDMOUTIT., CAnTI.ErtEAGII, II.VILI•E• I
and Lord ELLENEVRUI'Gt!, to teCelq«, the REurtitt,Ett'h
'rep rts. Previous to the council, his korai Highness
gave audiences to the Russian, French, and Dutch
AO) isiadcrs, at,d the w urtemburg and Sardinian
Ministers. General Blare was introduced by Vis-
count isletvit.i.e, :in.; received die honour of Knight-
hood, on being created a Knight Commander of the
Bath. Dr. MARS!! was also introduced, and did lio•
mage, on being created Bishop of Landail, in the
room of the late Dr. WATSON. After the council his
Royal Highness gave audiences to VISCOUrot Sw
NOUTII and Lord ELLENEOROUGN.

His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK arrived
yesterday, perfectly recovered from his late indispo-
sition, and dined with Mr. and Mrs. COUTTS. at
Hr,lly Lodge, Highgate.
Yesterday a new rut of read way was laid down
at the foot of BI icktriars bridge, on the Surrey side.
It consists of c:iF.t ircn squares, in the form of paving
stones ; a stratum of gr.ivel is laid upon the iron-
work, which is intended to form a hard foundation.

A faiblimahle Dandy, though otherwise a very mt.
favourable riatimea of the staple of England, yet, when
viltipprd in hist:as:ad trowsers and his morning great
Coat dafteing to his heel:, presents an appearance not
unlike a evading bole of broad cloth!
The fee to the Clerk of a Master in Chancery, on
sales that take place before him, is halt a crown upon
each bidding, so that the bidding for the Opera must
have been yelp amusing to this Gentleman.
COVENT GAAPEN THEATRE—After the Play of
Guy Mannerist, which went off with great applause,
the Darce of the Seraglio was last night tepeated : the
female tiparaish clanceis were loudly cheered. In the
S!erit Wader, a Mr. CONNOR, (Rota Dublin,) made
hi' dela. as Sir Pairici M'Guire. His appearance is
Ttr.y much that of the gentleman, and he went
thrritgli the character with great ease, propriety, and
spirit. He has a good brogue, and was particularly
careful not to offend by a coarse delineation of the
eccentricities of his countrymen. There was much
pleasantry in his performance. In the first scene,
*here Retilettate says to Sir Patrick, " I understand
you're from Ireland—yUu're welcome, Sir, to this
country," the audience goed•naturedly applied the
sentence personally to Mr. CANNON, and greeted
bins with acclamations. MATHEWS, in Somme,
gave his imitation with great success, and the amuse-
"nu of the evening closed in the most satisfactory
Ladner.