Star.
London, England, 1816-06-15 00:00:00

AUGSBURG, MAY 2!.

On the 21st, at six in the evening, such a dreadful
storm from ahe North-east arose at Gnoldshiem, near
Spielberf, that the oldest inhabitants remember no-
thing so terrible ; the hail fell of the size of hen's
eggs, and covered the earth in many places a foot
deep. Dirk, several hares, and deer, were found
,killed, sheep were weinded in the meadows, and la-
bourers in the fields—the %%hole land looks as if it had
been trampled upon by horses—the trees stand
stripped of their blossoms, leafless and broken. Not a
L'
house in the plain bus wirtt 4 daged, and the in-
ury at cooldsloiem atop* ams344:leS. •tbove 15A0
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BRUSSFLS. JUNE 8.
Field Marshal the Prince of Waterloo has made
very great changes the Commissariat of the Army.
Some hundreds of persons belonging to that depart.
ment have returned to England. tt seems certain
that his Highness will visit the Prussian and Aus-
trian head-quarters.
molmemimOnin
•

This morning we received Halifax Papers to the
2241 of May, and Norfolk to the 9th. At Halifax
they had received an account of the Insurrection at
garbadoes, which had created a great sensation, as
no information of its termination hod arrived when
the last Papers were printed. TN following extracts
from the Norfolk Ledger will to found highly ince-
,
testing to the commercial viorlets •

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" Count Vaugsravd, the Governor-0108rd of Martinique,,
published od the 14th of March, a Proclamation, In which he
states :
" Considering that the circumstances that rendered necessary
the opening of the penis of the Colony to foreign vessels, for the
importation of articles timidly prohibited, and the exportation of
sugars, coffee, cotton, fcc. have happily ceased to exist, the um-
meet is arrived for restoring matters in this respect as soon as
poissida.to the state in rebid' they were in the month of April
last, ha conformity with ti.e Ordinances of the Kipg, and the
instmetions given us by the Ministers of his. Majesty, for the
Dlpantstrts of the Matins and the Colonies.
• Considering, borrow, that -this return to the established
-order mutest he sodden, fia that it bad been decreed that oar
of the Sd of May, and the sth and teth of June, should
me cease to have effect tail two months arter the promulgating
Vlf Ise repealing Decree, we have decreed, and do 44,. eel
Belosts: 1
'y. f* the lith of this ma 't; tlaa le s r say,
se the 7.411 of May next. tlie„tedis, .4 (strivers with Marti-
ni Oen he ve.le.”. .co :Ise reltritilons fixed by the Decree of
.. Mils, and the instrnetlons given as by his Majesty's
k,.i
en taking poseesdee of this Colony fn 1814.
: . a Vessels under the Bag of his Britannic Majesty ere excepted
slus requisitions of the present Decrees, and shall eont4nue
Ai er:sy the privileges granted by oar Deena of the Stb and letla
- Wane. 1115, antil it than be otherwise Ordered."
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"Jr. SATE4I4, after he had attended the Princess
,TllAmami yestetday morning, expressed himself
pvefectly satisfied with the state of health of her Royal
ilfighnest, and' said she continued to' mend. The tm-
fa•tourable weather prevented her Reynl Highness
from going out to take the air, nor did Print* 141).-
Mtn leave Camelford Haase. Her Royal Highness
sm op, and received 'two or three visits. The in.,
.quiries were very numerous.
* otdoritavon."—Contrary to general expectation
we understand that a Second Edition of this extraordi.
Duey production,. which however exhibits lIIICOMMOO.,
geities, is to appear in a few days. it was certainly
Ttime the intention of the family of the Noble i
Aids* ter suppress it, in consequence of the masqued
satire' paestrits which it contains of various dial
usgoldad personages. 1
Amerasuz—Widaeutay. Mr. irrdniti Roane Room*.
ptionomer a( Wein Co.,at Orford, while Daddies in the
nor roy Bridge. was . nutertnauely drowno&—
garlielhe 'or the Rey. Ronan Romeo, Vicar at Mal-
MO, . bawdy Isnew of Merton Coney. . ,

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