Star.
London, England, 1817-08-01 00:00:00

IDL'TCII MAIL.

A Man has arrived from Holland, by which
we,are informed that some of the Powers cbj ct to
the proposed rettsoval of another fifth 01 the Ar ►ilf
Occupation from France; but boil. Russia and big-
A • •
um hen eipteued ttelesetees.not
The accounts froth the North of Europe ar•c!
with thole from-the South,' that never ti
' appearance of greater abundance of corn.
syliatiktperial Ukase, the Prince's keztorrr
:isfi'4ltiiihis in future to be stiled—.. vet al
Grand Duchess A 11E7.A V ritA V Etobt
emnee.'t

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A Hamburgh Mail arrived last night with •
to the 22d ultimo, from which our Readers w ill find
some eatracis in-our columns of Foreign Int I.
The article under the bend of Stocktitslo., (it il.e
subject of the Anti.commereial system lately ad,,p'• d
in Swedes,; will be found amusing, from rhr !•; 1.
colour of ridiculousness which t gives to a v • •!.
rions• abluirdity. Associations I..,tee been •
~:;„ t.
rily formed, seems, for re.!ctit t!•;:t knci-: Ii• sr.
them frugality. -which •his blajcsty thts • f
Strongly .enioined. • And what mat it's ist
'Northern frugality be P Alma itnealit Amor; •'r
to drink gosh, alias coffee, and brandy •, ss' -
'` body to drink two glasses of brandy directly of • r
the other—nobody brides 20 years nt age- te. he el-
lov,red tn. drink coffee and brandy at al.—nisi re
ithtu. Owes- fourdiithes to be 'allowed .1 any in-
vrtainmstnt, saving at weddings, when one addttional
cl;s11 ;nay be indurgeo in, nor more than two gl ssts
of any sort .of liquor to be drank at table on aby
Basin'.!.-No foreign clothing—n.)
no (cosign confectionary ! All th- —yea, mit mire ••
that) all.dds, a certain :parish tit Ookelbo has res,lved
upon-rand such their example, all the other pari,hts
of the kingdom are :in the sacred name of patriotism
earnestly invited to follow. Is it necess: • to re,.
.with inch tally ? Need it be hinted, • ilia, to admit
the fret use of foreign commodities is the -orest war
to stimulate the people to industry in ortkr to
the meanstofpUrchating thcm—the surest way ',I in.
creassiog' thiir own produce, and aogmenting ?like
Abe oveldsh.of individuals and the general prosperity
thualfte t—To state so manifest 'a prcgtsfki(in' is
:indeed, .gmite enough ; nor will it be -lan v.i
liktU oinked, till even these stubborn phiingopn4s of
,the parish-of Ookelbo will feel and acknowleige. its
truth..

A Boston Paper', of the Ist tat. states. cn the au-
thority of Captain Corns, who had arrived at Balti-
more, from the Conspa Spanish Main, that in the vic-
tory gainedlby the Patriotic forces, under General
PiAltr !Ali the Royalists on the Orounoko, $01) of
thelatter were killed, and 300 take; p .sotters.

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In the same Paper appears a Scitice from the Spa.
ttjjlt Consul that the free admission of foreign veswis,
-svitb_provisions, into the port of Vera Cruz, will cease
after the Ist of October nest.

Yesterday? the Duke of CUMSiRLAND visited the
PAIN= Rhona; at Carhon•bouse.
The Marquis and •Marehionesi of IttleatWOUAU are
•
pirate/tainting a kV party of Eu116'341)1, •isitors at
their-scat. Stowe. _ _

The Earl and Counteii of Sorrow have postponed
.their intended departure for Cambray for a few days,
use account of his Lordship having been indisposed.
.'We- are happy to say, that by the last reports from
-Lord Currisay.aan- his Lordship was considerably
better; and had no fever, as was at first apprehended.
• Woolson. JULY 31.—This morning her MA..trar
and the Princess Eutaarrst took an. airing to her
Royal Highness's Cottage in OldWindsor„and after
viewing all the improvements returned so the Castle.
About4Ouro'clock in the afternoon the Quavr, ac-
ncdpnbied by the Princess and the Ladies in Waiting.
IroisliMl'Lord and Lady Aausnona with a visit, at
Diannllhr Lodge, near Old Windsor, *tete ti:.e
Royal Wilton and a select party partook Orb swot-
.
tembnelinner prepared for them.
:It seems, that there is no vacant ribbaid: of eLe
Order of the' Garter to be disposed of. Those Of
the Dukerof MARL:IA(OMM and the Earl of Cionrca-
' FUILD were succeeded to by the Earl of LivEltr..o!..
and Dwd CAseLear..Aon, who had -been appoiored
Extra4Enights, at the end of the war. Prince
rota: had the Order given him. on his marriage, and
is considered; 'the Members of the Royal Pimi!Y,
is not inlhe Usual' number of Knights.
company of -about eighty persons dined ye:ter,
daynt•*the.Crown .and irchiir Tavern, in ceiebta
'Moo of the Acquittal of 'WATSON and his associates.
HUNT• was hi the Chair, supported by WATSON.
:TUISTLAWOODi and Patvron--Hoorsitt WAS 35Sei.t
from ill health. After the cloth was removed, a
obn:bet of toasts, veil .appropri,ate• 'and pithy of
!coarse, were 'drank, which give oenasioa to r. variety
!of- sped:beds of Sps•field Oratory, from
!Minn. WATSI4, Tbrivi,esebon; and PtcsTor•:,
;Ndne.of the Palati-nrd • Pintas thought proper to
ihonoor the company with.their presence.
• EfONAYARTIETUACt Of a Letter from an 0a...-er
of the .sfid Regitnent BONAi.ARTR allows no per-
' son to visit h.m bukhic; own retinue, seldom writs,
and never rides out a propienading ; his billiard-rood
is the only exercise hi enjoys ; he is more sallow (his
natural complexion) than when I first saw him, end
more stooped,owing, I suppose, to a want or his cat,...-
ral exercise,--Count, A...ISCASAS and ton were sent cti
the Island for endeaVouring to forward private!y
communications to Europe. The attempt was er -
treennly ingertitios, done' on satin, ill h.ttieittlyphift
.ptehii`dhiliaciers, and couldnot be deCypheted istghc
'04)174: a microscope; this was made up into s.
enifstio...at Ind given to a -boy, **native, Melte se?:
via:tall: establishment, with instructiorb !e;preria..
it to' ii2Orresponaent at home, fe.r which he wiis to int'
ceive a handsome reward. The lad informed hit
hither of the sestet."

The Assizes at Derh; are ended: nor, of the psi-
snners charge,!.. with 'lit;!: 'Treason hav: been tried,
Grand Jury have found true bids agaiust 46 in-
lividuals (some of whom have beep just removed
aohuNuttingkarn gaol' to Derby) charged with that
:rime. They are all of chic `very lowest class of the