Star.
London, England, 1818-06-26 00:00:00

Taniroct.
112*toa.D.

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l'ornett,

Taxwoam.

WELL,.
WINCIIVITIM,

WOODSTOCK,

Lord W. Russell, t.ord Rf. Russell.
Lord R. Ilipencen Lord J. Russ. H,
Lord J. IFltarot, alt. Colhunt, E.g.
T. Creevey, Esq. Lord C. Vi t z eoy Jar,
for Edniundsbury
J. R Dcrwdeswell, E. I zio.
alteration.
J. Martin, Esq.
T. P• te'aurtenay, Esq. T.P.Courtenay,T.sg
A. Wise. Esq. W. Holmes, Esq.
late for Tregony,
Sir G. Warrender, Bt. aid F. Somerset,
C. Dathwood, Esq. W.ETomline,Esq.
late for Christeh.
R. Frankland, Esq. INo alteration.
It. G. Russell. Esq.
Sir R. Peel, Sir R. Peel,
Ld. C. V. T.Townsend. W. Y.Peel, Esq.late
for Dossiney.
W. Pitzhugh, Eaq. INo alteration.
Rt. lion. H. Ryder.
C. W. Taylor, F.sq. INo alteration.
J. P. Tudway, Esq.
Sir lI.St. John M ildmay, -
R. Meyler, Esq.
Sir H. W. Dashwood,
Gen. Thornton.

P.St.John Millmay
J. H. Leigh, Esq.
late for Bedwin.
Sir FL Dashwood,
Lord ft. Spencer,
late foc Tavistock.
No alteration.

WYMICIE. Ilion Sir J. D. King, Bart.
Sir T. Baring, Ban.
Sir R. H. Leigh, Bart.
J. Hodson, Esq.
Wnecnitsas, H. Brougham, FAA.
Lord Barnard.
Winvon-Ilassiv, Cot. Ellison,
W. T. Money, Esq.
E. F. Maitland, Esq.
W. L Hughes, Esq.
R. Gordon, EM.
T. IL Broad -h-• , Esq.
C. Ms, Rsq.
Hon. C. Greville.
Disbrowe, Esq.
J.Ramsbottom, jr. Esq.
C. W. Forester, Esq. No alteration.
Hon. J. 11. Simpson.
Sir W. D. Gordon, &. Lord Decrburst.
Lord Deerhurst. Colonel Davies.
Hon.W.H.Lyttleton.
I No alteration.
Hon. H. B. Lygon.
Yainsowra,GazsvW. Loftus, El el— Anson, Esq.
R. K. Lacon, Eq a— Rumbold, F.sq.
er New Member for Hindon is Hon. Fred. Gough Calthorpe.
(7b k continua./

WAGAm.

WALLINGFORD,

WALTHAM,

Waswics,

alterative►
H. Brougham,Esq.
aG. NiiU,, 14.1.
No alteration.

Waimea,

No alteration.

T. Denman, Esq.
John Calends, Esq.
late for Rochester.
No attention.

No alteration.

Witstocz,

Woacznra,

At Half-past Nine o'Clock tliis Morning, N 0.8029
was drawn a Prize of Twenty Thousand Pounds,
and sold by HAZARD and Co. the Contractors, at their
♦ery old Office, Royal Exchange, London.

Yesterday afternoon, a child, six years old, beloug-1
ing to Mr. VALZIITINt, of the Coal-yard, Drury-lane,
fell down the privy, and was smothered.—The pos-
sibility of accidents of this kind might easily be pre-
vemed by introducing, a little lower than the seat,
some bars, or a grating, of iron, six inches apart at
most. Indeed, an arrangement f this kind ought to
be rendered compulsory upon all builders.
Sunday se'nnight, the following melancholy acci-
dent happened near Allot :—A boy went into Gart-
morin dam, and, sticking in the mud, was discovered
by his sister, who went in to his assistance ; but she
was unfortunately unable to extricate either the boy
or herself. A young man, passing at the time, rescued
the boy ; but was himself unfortunately drowned in
attempting in vain to rescue the girl.

We regret to record the following fatal accident
in the coal pit, at the Newton Green, Ayr :—About
seven o'clock in the morning of Thursday se'nnight,
Mr. Mitzna, the manager of the coal works belong-
ing to Messrs. T.tnons, in the prorecution of Dili
duty, went into the pit ; and he and the oversman of
the pit, after providing themselves each with a safety-
lamp, proceeded to examine a part of the mine
wrought some time ago, in order to open a door by
which to increase the circulation of the air, and they
were followed at a little distance by six of the ordi-,
nary colliers. When they had proceeded a conside-
rable way, the lamps indicated the presence of by
but, having confidence in their efficacy, they
proceeded until both lamps became red hot, and then
the gas exploded, scorching and tossing them about.
The oversman, although severely burnt, escaped with
his life, but the manager was found dead, from all
appearance suffocated by the choke damp which vac-
ceeded the explosion. The colliers escaped with little
or no injury, and, with the oversman, got out immc-
niately ; but the body of the manager was not found
till an hour or two afterwards. Mr. MILLER was a
young man of exemplary conduct and promising abi-
lities, and his loss is much deplored.

A Madras Gazette Eztraordiaary, of the 9:11 of
February, contains extracts from a Calcutta Gazette
of January 23, the most material of which are the
terms of the Treaty concluded with HOLKAR. Ac-
cording to these, the Company's Government agree
to extend the same protection to the dominions of
Houcoa, as to their own; and he, on his part, pro-
mises to assist them in the resistance of all free-
booters. He also confirms the engagement made by
the British Government with the Nabob Ammar
KHAN, and renounces all claim to the dominions of
the latter. He cedes to the British Government all
claim of tribute from the Raipoot Princes, and of
territory within, or north, of the Reoondic hills. In
consequence of these and of some other cessions,
" the British Government binds itself to support a,
field force to maintain the internal tranquillity of the
territories of MOLITAR Row HOLKAR, and to defend
them from foreign enemies. This force shall be of
such strength as shall be judged adequate to the ob-
ject. It shall be stationed where the British Govern-
ment determines to be best, and the Maharajah MOL-
NAR Row HOLKAR agrees toant some place of se-
curity as a depot for its stores. This is not the only
article in the Treaty which has a tenfiency to place
the dominions of lIOLKAR in the power of the Bri-
tish Government. By another, he agrees to discharge
his superfluous troops. He also 4, engages never to
entertain in his service Europeans or Americans, of
any description, without the knowledge and consent
of the British Government." An accredited Minister
from the British Government is to reside at the Court
of HOLKAR. The Treaty wis signed at Mandeloor,
on the 6th of January.

VAUSHALL.—The weather being • propitious on
Wednesday evening, these delightful Gardens were
thronged with beauty and fashion. In the Concert,
Mr. W. Paaaa repeated his Oboe Concerto, with
" The blue bells ef Scotland," which was highly ap-
plauded ; and Madame SAM!, in her dancing, and
in her ascent amidst the fireworks, excited wonder
and admiration.—Among the company were, the
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Marquis and Marchioness a STAFFORD, Lord YA R
1101,1 TR, the Earl of RAD/tea, &C.