Star.
London, England, 1816-04-16 00:00:00

THE COLONIES.

•
.Accounts of all Offices, Civil and Military, in the
Colonies, with the salaries and emoluments. have
• I,egn printed by order of the Heose of Commons.
Tile following are extracts : •
le Sr. I.vcia.—Conunandant, MajorZenenir Edward Stf.
ban, Walla and ernatunseata, £1,900 appear ; Collector of tlie
Clown's, Charles Robinson, £1,085.
TOlAoo.—Goveroar, Sir F. P. Robhlson, 5C4,937 Is. 3d.;
. der Justice, Ersume Piggott, £l,llB 44 ed.; Collet:tor
el the Customs, holes A. Franklin, •41,000 Ss. ed. . •
Blasice.—Lieutenant-Governor, Henry WSW= Banaisak,
440fre tits. 6id.; Colonial Secretary, labia. Card, 41,007;
Re:elver-General, Hon. J. T. lapel, £l,ol Aso. at;
DINIZNARA AND EISLQUISO.-..Littitalligt.o4.llllol, Mt:
; _Vara' T. Murray, 'Emu); Secretary and Register J. Ai
£4;611 16i.; President of the Court of Register,
and
, rus:CL woes. Baugh. £3,000; Fir
•. ic
"igons.p.; £1,000; Vendue Master, Lord Ancklasda •
•
• moat officals Charles Graville, £500; Osilestor of COMM%
John Furbes, ie.3,670; Comptroller, Philip Staple, £1,250.
Ist.: oir Faktics.—Governor, Robert Townsend Farquhar,
.110,001 Comruissaire de Justice, Genus Smith, £3,000; Se-
.l.)fflatagy to Government, A. Barry, ida,Coo; Depsty Secretary,
—.411ine,,,E1.400; Auditor-Gapers!, George Dick, AsS,O6O;
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'frea,urer and. Accountant-Geuesa), Theodore H00k,,C1400;
Ass:stan,, Henry Greeille, £512: Collector of Interim' Revs.
'sue, S:r Ruben Barclay, £1,500; Registrar of Slaves, Thomas
Brad.haw, £1,500.

. The Royal Marriage is again postponed. The
Peoitess Commons, it is said, has a cold ; but the
chid reason probably is, that the preparations at
Camelford House are net likely to be completed by
the 25th. Saturday, the 4th of May, is now expected
to be the day of the Ui 044.-
The King of Wweresiseno has recalled his Envoy
at London, Count Vow BEROLDINGEtt, and appointed
• General Vora NEllftßT as his successor. •
Yesterday Prince PAUL EATERRAZY, the Anitrian
Ambassador, and the major part of his Excellency's
suite, moved from Strattord Place to Chandos House,
. in Chandos-street, which his Highness has takes, and
fitted up in a most magnificent style.
Yesterdar, Admiral Sir PUI.TRNZT MALCOLM left
town for Punsenouth, where he embarks in the NSW.
CASTLE. of 50 guns, and proceeds immediately to
take the command at St. Helena, in the toes of Sir
GEORGE COCKRURN.
Yesterday, dispatches were sent from the Secretary
of State's office to Portsmouth, to be forwarded to
Sir HUMOR Lows, at St. Helena. by the Nawcaurrs.a
frigate. •
Count Damietta, who has been appointed by the
Emperor of RussiA his Commissioner to the Want
'of St. Helena, is at present sojourning at.prighton.
Yesterday Lord and Lady itipasifir.N gave an
ele-
gant dinner to the Princes F MAZY, Marquis and
Marchioness De Dooseu.s. flt PUsseami,, Prince.
• and Princess CASTELCIGALAs Baron FAGELt the Hon.
• Mr. and Mrs. Tuevost, and s select party, at their
'elegant mansion ill Green street.
The Duke of Lases:has taken Lord CARRINGTON%

tiepin mansion at Whitehall.
Lord and Lady CAIMINGTON, and family, are
going to retire to the Continent for three years.
Mr. YouNo is engaged at the Bath Theatre for six
nights, commencing to night. in the character of
• King Lear. . •
Ti.- Gentleman who is announced for Sir Pertiseax

;farlrophant, at eivent.garden Theatre, to-night, I
is Mr. biusv, son of a British Otlizer, Cie l ite Cap.
tail., BIBBY, wilt) served with distincti,rn in America.
• He is of a highly respectable family in Dublin, of
, Which Ceiy Captain Biaav was a native.
• Kestatt returned from bis northern expedition on
Saturday last, " laden With wealth and honours nobly
:11Uil." He has been, ste understand, in better health
Sike his Ser. ea e shock than lie has enjoyed tor
Loy 'years before.
Mr. CLIAILLES PiIIALIPS, the Irish Barrister, whose
eloquence iu the Cz in,. Cons Cause Guthrie v Sterne,
obtained him so distinguiShed a place in public esti.
.ntation as an orator, had already established his fame
•by his writings, both in Prose and Verse. His
Lnes of Celt:tint and Abed," two volumes, is a
Rom:ince in the style of Rousseau; and to thii is
. pelized a very correct likeness. " The Consolations of
trin" originally appeared under the high sanction of
the PciNce REGENT • as did "The Emerald Ids," a
Poem, whose merits übi:.ined hint the enviable appel-
ininn of the Bard. of Erin. It is unrivalled ; and
ltay well be regarded as the glory of Ireliod, a
4,luntry erpially illustrious for its pen and its sword.
.flre• following are the particulars of a moss atro-
cious ;outrage, committed last week, in the county of
Veaterford, within two miles of You,glisl. A person
tamed Thomas Lowe, who lived at Liimago and
was employed as under agent to the Duke of Devon-
shire, took from a Mrs. Ellis, a thatched cottage,
offices, and some ground at the two mile bridge, and
Mr. Lowe was put into possession on the 25th of
March last.—On Thursday night, the 4th instant,
lifter Lowe, his wile and family, (being fourteen in
'.ether) had game to bed, Mrs. Lowe awoke her
husband, saying she saw a light, and feared be had
sot put out the candle. Lowe got up when be found
the. hall door in flames, and finding some milk in
• lmlav he put out the fire. He then went outside, and
discovered the out•offices in a blaze, which were
shortly after burned to the ground, and there were
wen cows, fourteen sheep, and three horses, (and
what makes the calamity much more diaressing,) a
Nbng bid ut 16 years old, who sleptin the out
':.ansomed by the flames. Had not Mrs. Lowe called
_hi husband, it is most probable that the *Maga
• Would have been also burned down and the whale
• foully perishes':
Three hundredand fifty fellowi surrounded a house
Cookstown a few nights since, where a ganger
141. in—he was guarded by two of the Tippc.
racy Militia :--ef course resistance was useless to
such a large number, who first disarmed the soldiers;
• and then.tosk situ Gauger off in a bag to the Moue,
too —:he has not inite been bratil of.

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•• , .miiviettaiter tikAirsx I,4lEitimo, 'tete:
. MONDAY, *PRIG 15.
Tut OILAN• MATcli.--.0.1144 Neville's Sir Joshes, Set
beat Mr. Houldsworth's Miro da Pula, list. 91b. R.M. SWOP*
h. ft ./-!41 to 4au Ss Joshua. •
The Prisparatakes. a Subscriptloo of 10p. each. for all ages;
.90year-olds, 50.. 10th.; S•year.olds, sit.; 4-tear olds. Sit Sib.;
9-year,olds, 9st. ilk.; &year-olds, 9st. 51b.; and aged, Set. 71b.
Lord. Q. H. Cavendlek's Bourbon, 4-yrs-old - . I
Mt. Lake's Aladdin, s.yn old - • -••
2,
Eighteen Subscresers.—Tbe Judge placed but two.
11 to apt Bourbon.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. colts, fist. 71b. Sllies, Sit. 4.11).
Lord Maynard's colt, by Dick Andrews - ..•
Duke of Grafton's salt Merry Andrew, by Dick Andrews tl
General Grosvenor', br. filly Farina, by Dick Andrews
S to 1 on Merry Andrew.
Sweepstakes of 11000. each,, h. ft. Ab. M.
Sir I. Sbelky's colt, by Walton, rst. 4th. -
Duke of Grafton', colt Allen, by Dick' Andrews, alit. 71b. I
Lard G. 1,. Cavendish's colt, by Musician, Sat. 2lb. -
Eves betting on Sir 1. Shelley's colt.

Nl* &toad Riddleswprth Stoker of y.eogs. each, h. ft. for the
• produce of Makes covered es 1512; colts, Vat. 7112. 61Ues,1st.
Ab:M.—Ustried Mares or untried stallions allowed
Mr. Andrew's colt, by Walton, list. 41b.
Lord Folpfa colt, by Selina, Bst. alb.
Sae Neviik's filly GuenSolett, by Sorcerer, Bst. 41b.
Qom,/ Gower's 611, Rivulet, by Ruben'
Sin 21211•4—fliteen paid—Tise Jude placed but two.
Alio 1 apt Mr. Andrew's colt—S to 1 apt Guendokn—
to I apt Rivulet.

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SlOyeepttates of 102 p. each, b. ft. colts, 84t. 41b. BMus sit. ilb.
Sir J. Shaky% colt, by Waltun -
Mr. Wises Own limber to Parson Tour - 2

This raid.-4 to on Sir J. Skeilees colt.

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