Star.
London, England, 1816-11-02 00:00:00

CAVEI4DISII SQUARE, ON THR SOU fa Stal..

Drairable FAMILY laFilDENeg. CAPITAL SI rm.'.
BrAIILF.II')UIIiF COACH-1101iSF., &t. FUO.NtrUkli-
and FIXIVRES, with twin ,diare liessessios.

TO IZ SOLO B' AUCTION,
PEREMPIOIULY, by Mr. ROBINS,

At Garraway's Coff..-e-Itouse, 'Change .alley, Conthill, on TitlYß:s*
1111.Venfinr 2i, Inn 6, at l'welve o'Clock, it, One I.ot,
AN Eligible I,F.ASEH()I.I) ESTATE, coat.
pri.ing a desirthh! Family 12.2si.lence, in very encellent
repair. and adapted for the aciec nmodatiou of a FAmily of di..
tiocrion; :Mare .m the ::oath 3..1e of Cay..naii.iscitiar;
the Property of a Nobleinan. Togeth r with the 'Aria t
fachinnahle Pumiture, pier and Chrnmey Class,
Protonic, awl other I:.lllict.it run. aining, on the Upper Storey,
three titieping•rooros; Second Storey, t. o excellent lied•chatn-
btrii, with Ctoietc, Ste. Dreiving MUMS, Wi•il a Water Cto,et ;
on the Principal Storey, a r;faeious Drawing room in frost,
handcomely fitted up, winiaeis to •he &tor, opening to a Pa►
cony, contntutticitting hi fulling (loon to a back Drawin.l•refirn,
cor:e.poncletitly fitted up, 7.url a Boudoir. On the Ground
an coca:Heil: tu;:ince paved 1441!, h capita Dinirg-parloar, with
alcoved recess : C;e:Wekoat.'..; MAii;.r.i,:cand Dressing-rooms, antit
Warenclote':; Bas. n.e.,t, ail n Tithe I:lF.tes. A very clOOl%
and extensive iS ine Crilar, dezzch-cl Wash Laundry, yrd
Store room, a Fix. sta..: !i•ab'.:!, two Ccat.h•hetieest with. Hornets
, autt•Motei-Iroottes sod ilboita over. • • . • • ' .. •

To be Itiersed by Tickets. Parietdar• may be had on the
Premiers; af.liessrs. Fnrers an.l Co. .I.Micitars. I.!ocolu's Irn
FieMs; at Gartaway's; and of Mr. R W:4 i let .st t et?.
Goldca-square, or whoa Tickets fur viewing may be hat

iik.CCES GitA I'ULTEMEN r.—The Nt%;lity.:
Gentry, and Others, are rekpretfoilly inforaneA, thtt Is
BEN CLY.Y, No 5, W;gmore.street. Caanadish-Nnare, tas for
VILW and SALE a coLLEeTioN of PAIN'T'INGS, Brooars,
Carvings, Mosaics Sculptors, Musical lost runwi.ta, Clasits.
Wiles, Japan Screens, ;Marble Slabs, Armours, Buhl, Tapestry,
Coins, China, &c. Ant..ni.st the Paiwings are a Pair of ftse
whole.length Portrait. of the Ming ..1”41 :),ueen, In high preservi...
than, and the finest Cliina Pagoda for sale in she three iiLittgtionsey
being I IN' inches Itigia.
1. B. humbly solie;ts future fuvonra, trusting Ma !erne aeW
meet approbation. Property Of. the above description purchased
to any amount, and ready cash, spd valued in Torn and Copra-
, try.—Country lefters (post paid) intinediinely sr.:ended to. • '

MI" I EISMIONS FOR NOVEM.EZR. *
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CARRIAGE CosTrvote.--High dress of fine French card irki
theborder ornamented with four tucks, and finished by a brook
neuslin Iluunce full dt•uble ruff of line lace, left opgn 4t tios- ,
throat. Over this dress is worn that clepain pelisse, enlitled.ihd
Oriental, of black, faced and ortiansented with Cachernireshawl
trimming, and lined with amber-coloured sarstiec. British bonnet
of amber-coloured silk, serreountsui by ears of Indian corn,:and
the crown encircled by a we•atie eb corn leava.s. Limerick glove?
and half boots of pearl grey kid.
PARISIAN PIJELIC Dares.—Round
fine muslin, ornanteived at the border %ebb rich embroider
between two. liouncri of broad tace."Lilac Sarum 'stunk
ser, elegantly ornamented with silk'. tsinitning. Hussar has
of lilac falluet anal line blond, surrisnarposl; platnse
of white feather*, red placti .very backward over a plidted
corvette. Lilac sloes ktx 4. with a iihband' bf'lfie Sarni .clis
lour; gloves of latinn ersiOurkf kid, anif- paratwi-e4a weir
light lintender cutout., shot• with white, add White bowies.. .A Psi
risian slum' of lemon erirror, w.ih a superb 'wader of diiiiftms
coloured B,•wees, Is soinet:inei thrownlover this dress,:Bract
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LA Bir.a.z essusstat.sa.l ,
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Marxism Daisii.-mA ronnel dress, composed of cambric; the
skittle finished ailaitusiu by fosse' rows tit rte lb embroidery, :USA
two Equoces ef work ; le very fud ; an,l the body, w.sich ti a
cleetnieezte, has Asti Cott.ide rahlorath tees thrown behind ino body
is made up to theltliroat. and tritutit II at t,,e neck with a &rill?
frill of rich volt; it is Mad:• very full behiEti, btu plain in free.. •
A long loose sicevc, tita-lied at tip: wrst by e.ree 1-.uff`ritts and it
sin ;le fall of impose work. Cit34l-iir,!s3, a Morning corhettt,
composed of fi&e dear muslin, wi-b a border to correspond.-
;Ile form at this cornette is u.icotiinaotily novel and strkkkg; the
crown is ort:uLented, tontethilig is the stye of a turban, with
rolls of mushy, and filhhed at the t4p by a ho.v of strew coloured
ribbon. Gloves and sandals of straw colour. A new pattern
.thrown carelessly aver the shoulders, com-
spillekt:isand blef,
thekderreiL,
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IiVENING Dress.—A lilac and Wlitirriped gauze dress eves
a white lia: itt slip; the b..ttout of ifie skirt is ortiamen,ed ev,ds
five tows of white silk en burning of a very white and elegant do.. •
scrip. ;ion s it has just bet:, Intrmideed, and •he pattern ass metre
novelty than any thing we have seen for tom., tune. A *hosts
fictnice of deep hood lace scirpinea the trimming. fhe body is
al.o very novel: the upper partlis formed of lace, and the lower
I gauss:, to cor: armlet with rinidress; the latter is quite tight to
the chap?, but the former has aft easy ftelinev., which krms the
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shape fu a manner esti eniely advantageous to the tigere. The
sleeve it short and wary tub irk is compo,ed of lace looped 1.415,
astel ii 4.!hed by a trimmintto correspond with that tot r* sa!et. •
The I sir is full-dressed, without any 'lmam. ots. Necklace, wee,
a nloi s, and bracelets of rubles. White satin shypers zed wince
' gi vim—Vann Ai;KZal:An't litrosirear.j

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G ERMAN. PAPERS.

-.4tunt HALIFAX SWORDS& • 4L
• HALIFAX, SEP 1 EMBER so.
Correspondent wishes to state, for the.ll4-4iiiP
-ship owners and others through the pm*
'the law laying a duty of trio dollars ant '
of British vessels entering American ports
force.
. Girard; whose subscription to the National
amounts to 8,900;000 dollars, has', an annual
Income, at siztver cent. of 1.98,0(X) dollars.—What
me wealth for one individual! But even this
considered more than two-thirds or three.fourths
property. Mr. Girard, we believe, is a native
Domingo, is now in years, and has neither
nor child..

The Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived/his morn''
iag. Their commis are not of a nature to require
any particular notice. The following are extracts
PARIS, OCTOBER SD.
The Minima. of yesterday contains an official list
of the voluntary offerings made to the King towards
the loan of WO millions; the sums already give*,
amount to little more than £lO,OOO sterling.
BERLIN. OCTOBER O.
As Aide-de.Camp to the King has set out for
Warsaw, chaiged with a particular minion to 'the
Emperor of Russia. The arrival of that Monarch
here is no longer spoken of. The Grand Duke Ni-
cholas is to depart for England about the end of the

month.
Accounts from Warsaw state, that the Emperor
Alexander has given his approbation to several plans
of education, submitted to him by M. de Novosilzoff,
for the improvement of public instruction. Some
restrictive measures are also in contemplation re-
specting the Jews, whose mercantile and avaricious
spirit is alleged to be injurious to the prosperity of
the country. They always attain their end, add
contrive to elude the laws, where money is in gum.
I don I it is known that they have impoverished Poladd.
ROME, OCTOBER IS..
Nothing is yet certainly known respecting the new
Concordat between France and the Holy See. •The
Secretary sent by the French Ambassador to Paris
is eagerly expected. It appears that the publication
of the Concordat has some relation to political ar-
rangement between the two Courts. Tbe Holy Fa-
ther continues to treat the Ambassador of his Most
Catholic Majesty with mach respect.
The Portuguese Ambassador hivr.S here in great
magnificence. His hotel is that which the Cardinals
most frequent.
Charles IV. (of Spain) lives always very retired,
and admits but a small number of persons to his
Court. Music is his principal amusement. This Prince
is very much esteemed by the Romans, who share his
munificence in the fortune which he expends.

German Papers arrived last night. From a long
article occasioned by the state of sales at the Leipsie
fair, it appears that the demands are limited. and the
prices very law. Both areeasily accounted for. The
long war in which Europe has been engaged has
caused a great waste, much emberrassmeat is the
collection of cases, and coneiderable derangement of
property: rival artisans and manufacturers, pressed
by the necessity of maintaining their respective credits,'
and thus compelled to force sales in an overcharged'
market, endeavour to tempt customers to purchase,
by the low prices at which they offer their consmodi-
ties, and thus engage in a race on the road to ruin.
Cast this be remedied entirely Ne. It most work
its-own cure; and many individuals spurt be ruined
•by the process. But as different nations have different
and distinct interests, it is the duty of their respective
=los, who in this view are.thefather? tof national
families, to guard over the interests of their respective
communities, and by prudent regulations, to give
sock directions to national industry es may tresupro.
mote the prosperity of their own Stews. In calmer•
cial contests between different Kingdoms the case is
sot the same as when rivalry occurs between two
'towns in the same Empire. Whea.the.lattenhappens
hardly any loss .can occur ter the community ; for. it
becqmes, as to the public, a mere contest between the
right and the left hand pocket, and the result of the
straggle is often beneficial. But it is odserwia in a com-
mercial contest with another nation: shebalance in this
case must be either directly for us or directly against
us. The national industry may be Om, the bustle
palpable, and the employment of capital enormous;
but if misdirected it may be ruinous. Hence the
necessity of Rulers making theimelees well acquainted
with pplitical economy, and the duty they ought to
discharge in watching over the fruits of public indus-
try, rolake care that they be properly harvested lt nd
gathered in—otherwise all the previous industry is
wasted and lost. - • •

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This day at twelve o'dodtt-' the following Gentle.
men wad upon the Carniscip.ou of die-Excitituesit
to Contract for a NOwLisitery; iris.' Messrs. Suawax,
Hazen% and Blot and Co.; Carittou, RIell•
ARMOR, 104 'CD. and SIVEWRIOUT and Co.—Thir-
teen Pounds,•One Shilling, and Eleven-pence, being
the highest bidding, the Minister would not take it.
Monday evening the Finites Reestrr, accompanied
by Sir Wm. lEROPSZL, Sir BRATAIA/11 -11Loouraux,
and suite, arrived at Ralion'adotel Cadmic, end;
the following . morning his. Royal •Highigss passed
thiough Ipswich for hudbournoliall, the seat of the
Marquisof HERTFORD. The Prince EATERHALTE Sl-
rived at the abets Hotel on Tuesday morning, and
immediately proceeded to the-same place.
The Lotto MAYOR and Sheriffs have signified to
those who are to be present at Guildhall ea the 9th
of November, that for the purptise of promoting, as
far as possible, dir interests of our own nsaaufsetureh
it would be desirable they should appeereiethed in
articles of British manufacture. • • ' •
This day die annual Soma! preached at tbe parish
church of St. Magnet, Westminster, afterding to
the will of Mrs. Josu BARDSTs commonly called the.
Oatmeal Woman, who left to twen poor widowni
of that parish. 40s. a_tear oath for ever; 20a. for a
sermon, 20.. to the parish cdicees for. a treat* and
2s. 6d. to-the clerk and season. -A condition in her
will is, that one of the dishes is to Igo an oatmeal
pudding.

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amide, hi ise. $6. so. 10/11.: * 4i!!
p:1 9
'weer from Buenos Ayres, of 6so and IN
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iinericans. with the exception of one Spaniard. and
Josii CsAcs, of Baltimore."
following has been received from the English
...instil', at Coruna, addressed to the Committee at
Lloyd's (toffee•house
44 British Consulate Office, Oct. la, UHL
" Arrived here, la Maripso and El Mulatto Hereullo : these
two vessels are bound to the waft of Africa fora cargo of slave.'
sod came here to get Spanish papers trod clearances."
FALMOUTH, OCTOBER so.
Arrived the Duke of Marlborough packet,. with a
Mail from Lisbon, in eleven days. Sailed the Four
Friends for• London.
PORT SMOUTH, NOVEMBER
Arrived the Auspicious, DIMWIT?, trom Liver-
pool. No tailings.—Wind S.W. •
DEAL. NOVEMBER 1.
Came down from the River and remain. the Wel.
ton, GRIFFIN, for the Lie of France ; tbe Medina,
KENNOWY, and. Sisters, Me Manta, for Jamaica; the
Ocen, RAMJET, for the South Seas ; the. C
harhles,
BRAYBORN, for faeghorn ; .Sarnnel. M for
France ; Thomas. GRAY, for Barba
Mondoes
for Orion.
4111,1E11M for Charleston ; Hero, rusow,
New Orleans; Hebe, Warts, for Malta; and the
Alonzo. CREASER, for Bristol.7-Wind
DOVER, NOVEMBER 1.
Came in the Isabella, with a general cargo from
Hamburg)), for Barcelona and Lisbon. detained by
Contrary wind:S.—Mind S.W.
HARWICH, NOVEMBER 4.
Sunday last the brig
Exmouth, of Aberdeen, got
on shore on the West Rocks, near this port, and in a
short time went to pieces; the crew were all saved •
it was a new brig, and had been launched bat 10 days.
YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER 1.
The Diana, a I)anish East Indiaman, Captain'
Fonts, outward bound from Copenhagen, with a
general cargo, struck on the Cross Sand, on Tuesday
night ; signal guns of distress continued firing from
bet most part of the night, but no assistance could
be given, on Wednesday morning it was discoveted
she had beat off the sand, and sunk in about seven
fathoms water : it is hoped the Captain and crew are
saved by some of our fishermen, but they have, not
yet been heard of..4oother large ship got entangled
with the Sands yesterday, but by the assistance of .
Cerleston boat she was got clear, and authored is
Cotton Bay.
GRAVESEND, NOVIIIVIBER 1.
Arrived the Gevolice. Meek, from Gefie;' Hoop, Coat, from
Iblllerdass; Norder; Virkieur, from Stockholm ;
bum Memel; Hazard. Luck, from Dentate • Gnat of Below,
Mean from ditto ; General Phipps, Robson, from Peters-
burik...-Sailol the Sisters, Dolling, fur Oporto; Zealous. Young,
fur Antwerp; Pegalia, Hely, for Trinidad ; Ant. Hell,- and Ed-
phodar, Miller, for Antwerp Edward, Lowrey, foe the cape:
Good Hope; Lore:y Ann Canty. for Bevis; Victory, Alien,
kW New York; James arid Susan, Wiliam, foe Cadiz • Amon,
Aiken, for Newfoundland; Heresies, -Russell, and Lavinia.
Wyllie, fee Harebursk.
Cir.from-HousE. NOVEMBER 1. •
,4 Slurs invent° OUTWARDS. --The-go/an, Vickers, for
Masa ; Les dos Freres, Halves, for Boulousoe • Valentine,
Ellis, for Rotterdam ; Anna Caned" lggsten, OOttenburgh
Yoek Merchant, Thompsoo for lientbergh; Reward, Barclay,
for J.ansaica; Amoltiou, labnrg, tor ; and Auspicious
Leirii, for Ostend. • •
• Inwanos— The Baekelor,Trottet, fronaDantsic; Speeches.
Sabato° from Daniyi ; snettle, Rahlft4llll ledustry, Adams,
from Hiniburgh ; Maria, Unica Godertwlut, from Gene ; and
Hap, Kayt, from Rotterdam.
.;• ARRIVALS.
At Dartiaintlt the irtiterpriae. Palmer, from Bilbea.. Off t.
Wight, Abbe, Beater, from Bourdeanz. At Havre, Diana,
Ashen; and Hlrondelle, Rose, from London. At Gibraltar,
Conidesee Thompson from Liverpool; and William, Rogers,
from Bourbon.i At Surinam, William, Pattinson, from the
Clyde. At Antwerp. Mary.Pidgeou ; and Wellington. Edward.,
from London • and Isabella, Bailey, from ,Pitiladelphis.
Leith, Corner:it% Elliot, from Honduras; and LOUIS 4,
Dantsic. Aldtwe, Mentor, Young, from Hamburg&
1111 the Terri, Henrietta, Laughed, from Surinam; and Amami,
Maros, from Philadelphia At Mereett. Tod, Whereon from ,
Lorded. At lietroet, Fanny, 800. from Cette. At Dublin,
Britannia, Jones, irons London • and Duchess of !Osmond,
from Pietou. At betinani, Gabriels; and Maria, Z
been, from Alosterdatn. At Cuinua, Amsterdam, Block, from
Amsterdam. At Liverpool, Mariner, Bushell, from Mum.
Cork, Prince Edward, Trernaynei from New isrou.ret
Friends; Gray, from Mirindebie ; sad Graufield, Holmes, is
Quebec. At Montrose, Baena, Blown, from Riga, . At. Aber.
deco, Syriug, Grant, from Archangel. At Newcastle, Prom,
Petrie, nom Archangel ; Spring, Snow& n, frotn Ranishas; Ft
Nicholson, Iruw Quebec; and Robert and Attu, ,
Stralsund. At Hull, Symmetry. Manger, from Nam;
Storey; and Menet va, Jortiaine, from Memel. At Vogl*,
see. Wbeekr, from Btemes • Admiral Durham,--,
lierbadoes; Fame, Tyne.; anikacifie, Ritchie, (tom Lauda.
The station of Admiral Sir CHARLES ROWLEY,
Commander in Chief at the Nore and the river MI
way. has been removed friths Sheerness to Chathat
On the night of Sunday se'nnight, a vessel. schooner
rigged, went on shore neer the Point of Corse,-
south of the entrance of Loch Ryan. in Scotland, _
went to pieces, at hands 'kit silo, it is supposed
a number of passengers, as fifteen dead bodies '
been driven on shore. Circumstances lead us to
jecture, that the schooner was belonging to Sahel
had been at Dublin with • coals, and was home
•infund with passengers feared that some.
' Respectable passengers bad tsufortunatelir embarked
Dublin on board this 'Teasel, as' amongst the articles
which have been driven on shore, are two 'elegant
cane walking stars, some neat wearing apparel,
thildrene clothes.—Thie. le the same shipwreck
Which mention was made in h letter from Straaraer
the STAR of Monday last.
We noticed a short time since the fears entertained
for the safety of a small sailing boat which left Hearne
Bay for the River, its the morning of Sunda:
49th ultimo; and it is satisfactory now to learn'.
it has at length reached Greenwich, with,.the r
and seamen, who, after being five days Staid,
greater part of the time without provisions, wer-
videnti-ally picked'ip by. a vessel in the North
One of the sloops of war on the Leith station
lately chased six smuggling loggers.. without I.
able to, come up with any of them; One 0f...
loggers is tinned with 16 guns, and is emomonded
' by as outlawed British. subjest,. who Ms expensed
his determination 'not to be takeni ,and.ao mune
eutter, our informant says, he would be found a
goods enemy; though be could not stood longir ins*
ar Kiug's . • . •
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was launched on the Rd Atimo gsall
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