Star.
London, England, 1816-08-07 00:00:00

MONTROSE, Aueusr s. •

Arrived the Elita• Susan, Youxcl/2 from Greenland,
la Win fish—about 50 tons oil.

WHITBY. ALIGUST 4

Arrived isi the Roads the Resolution, KgARBLY,
hum Grueniand, with 11 fish—.Bo tons oil.

HULL. AUGUST s.
Arrived the Neptime-Minerv4, —, from Green-
bad, with 12 Sill, SOO butts; 40, Highflyer, BI.EN•
WOOL from fish, 110 butts, And 16
Deals; 5:11, Sisters, Rose. lions ditto, with 15 ash.
20Ohlitts ; Manchester, ADAM, horn ditto; with 5
Ash, 183 butts ; Cyrus, BEADLING, horn ditto, with
11fish, 2J() butts. The list accounts hum Green-
Lod of the success of the ships belonging to ills plrt,
vary but little from those formerly giv&n, with the 1
exception of the three tolio.sing, viz. liatroony, 1.11
trA ; Mary Ftintes, 9 fah ; Duncomb, 11 fish—the
litter is arrived at Whitebootb Roads, and may be
expected up next tide.
CUSTOM HOW, AUGUST 6.

!HITS ENTCRLD (10TWARD11.0•Tite Joseph and Ann, Read,
for Cork; FOrtinitie Increased, Maiming, for St. KW.; Ala-
crity, lindray. for Madeira and Otive of Uood Hope; Rise,
Deetjcii, for Bremen; Elizabeth, Stephenson, for ditto; Union,
Rae, for Siplpe; lods:suy, Francis, tor Caen; Juliana, Beatson,
for Quebec ; Messntger, Finlay, fur Newfoundland; Diligence,
Cullen, or Rotterdam; Active, Christie, fur Senegal, Goren,
and Sierra Leone.

. The eclipse packet, Captain MINTER, arrived at
Ramsgate yesterday, from o,tend, with a great
numbekof passengers, amongst whom were three
Jttglets, the ohject.of whost ink to England,
is, no doubt, to help to juggle the moacy out of John
Bull's pocket.
We understand the Transport Baard have not suc-
ceeded in obtaining ships, which they deem sea-
'en rthy, foe tl:e transport of nrdnancestores to Canada.
Tho tviderei have been, in most instances, rejected
is untit for the service, and even the freight demand-
ed tut them was neatly double what excellent ships
Stade Lave been procured (or a month ago.
By letters fra.m the United States, we learn that
the Congress of tsl..xico In:ring assumed a regular
term, the Executive had n.ined Don Jot*: ToLEDo,
tate Deputy in the Cones of Spain for the Spanish
pin ot St. Domingo, to 'proceed to Engl Ina as En.-
buy .horn the Mexican Patriots. This Gentleman,'
whose exertions for the independence of that valuable-
section of the New World are well known, and wlr)
has distinguished himself in various actions, was on
the point of embarking.

feW nights ago; the house of a far-
mer, situated between Atrtrim and Lanttlianmore,
was beset by a banditti having their faces blackened.
They soon forced an entrance, and demanded his
nosey, which they said they knew he possessed. He
assured them he had none, for that he had, on the
previous city, paid his rent with it. They reiterated
their demand with dreadful threatenings, to whith
ihe • poor road could only. reply by again assuring
them he had paid his rent with' it. The barbarians
would not believe him, and, imputing- his denial to
obstinacy, then proceeded to break the tables and
ehots in his house, and with these they kindled a
urge fire on the hearth. They then seized him, and
stretched she wretched victim on the blazing wood,
where they held him, regardless of his screams. and
writhings,*until he'was severely scorched in different
parts of the body and one of his sides is so dread.
sully burnt, that it is not thought he can recover.
When the unhappy sufferer was seentinglyiespiring
it the midst of the flames, the.wretehes drew him out
on the floor, where they left him and retreated from
tee house, not supposing that any eye had witnessed'
this tragic scene. .lint Providence 'had ordered it
otherwise ; for a young woman who was in the house,
and who had hid !lawn when they first entered, saw
the whole transaction, and distinctly knew two of the
patty, who resided in the neighbourhood. Nest day
she lodged examination; against them before a ma-
gistrate, and they have both been apprehended and
obtamitted to the gaol of Carricidergui to' lihislo their
vial ft. the tubing usititd
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-71111"R9rig-PAMILfe
Yesterdays about three o'clock, the Pntni Rp-
tom accompanied by the Duke of OAStaatont, it-
tended by Sir BIENJASICS Bll:Wirti.D, left Carlton-,
honsefot Brighton. The PatiNet Re-GENT if expect-
ed
to return to London Ott Friday.
Monday the Printessarattorrit task the ivy:
bushy. between the showtte; to take a ride for the first
time since her indisposition, in her open bernische, on,
the Harrow road. Yesterday her Royal iii,thness
took smother short ride on the King's-road, Chelsea,
Stc. accompanied by her Royal Colson, Prince Leo.
row. The Princess and Prince gave a grand dinner 1
to the Pntsce.Redetcr encl.., select party on Ft iday.
The Duke of Gbotrcasyrn has purchased the
version ol the premises opposite to has stahlinl and
coach-house in Park-lane, the lease of which is nearly
expired. 'His Royal Highness intends coneerti3g
this purchase into a mews for his own use, and nn. the
site of his present yard. to erect. various offices in
addition to those ol Gloucester House.
Monday the Duke and Deelie;s of GLOUCESTIta
gave an eotertainment- to the whole of the inhabitants
of the sun ounding country mond Daelot, to cr:e•
bunt the joyful event of their wedding. The rf.ads
le 'ding t.. the Park were thronged at an early 1-30ir
wi:h carriages df various descriptions. equestrians,
and pdestrians.• There were various amusements
prepar•d for them. The cloth was laid• for a aloof'
'sand persons nn the lawn near the Royal Mansion.—
An excellent dinner 'covered the temporary table
• made fot the occasion, consisting bf good old F.nglidl
cheer, fine roast beef and excellent plum puddings,
with very fine old ale. After the numerous assent•
blage had taken their teats the Royal couple, arm in
arm, waited round the table, the company were risingl
from their seats to pay theitrespeets to the Duke and
Duchess as they pasied, bat the Royal Pair insisted
on their not disturbing themselves on account of their
preience, as they wished them to be all comfortable
and enjoy the day. The health of the Duke and
Duchess was drink with enthusiasm. Several bands
of music attended on the occasion. mid after dinner'
the lads and lasses turned out and danced it merrily'
on the green and lawn. The assemblage consisted
of young and old of various descriptions, who came
eagerly to skew their attachment and respect to the
Royal Pair. The entertainment was kept up till a
late !bur.

The Duke of tt'ELLINCIfON came to town last
Thursday from Cheltenham, anu dined with Mr.
AItRUTIINOT and several of the Ministers. In the
evening his Grace! went,' as we stated. tu the Opera
with the Earl of WiSTSIORLANI4 Viscount Catell.t•
NEAGH, and -Mr. AtteUTIINOT and on Friday MOM
ing lits Grace went to Hatfield, the seat of the M. 0..
quit of SALIiIICRY, returned from thew on Saturday,
and rode through the streets of London ON horseback.
lie was recognized by a crowd, and WAS tolloweJ to
1 Carlton House. while the REGLI:fI Court was sit-

ling. with loud huzzas. His Grace will be pre-
sent at a grand file diarapdre which is to be given this
day at Winstead House, by his nephew mod niece,
Mr. and Mrs. Wat.t.ssixit Loxo POLE, to all The

remaining Fashion in town.
Yesterday were baptized at Downshire-house, in
Hanover-square, the two Tom gust children of the
Marquis and Marchioness of Dawsrsinite, Lady
CHARLOTTR AUGUSTUS HILL and Lord WILIJASI
FREDERICK ARTHUR MONTAGUELt.. The span-
sopa were to the farmer. her Royal Highness the
Princess CHARLnTTE of SAXE Coßolm°. his Royal
Highness the Duke of Sussex. and Lady Assume ;
the wonsois to the latter were, his Royal Highness
the Duke of GLoUcEiTER, the Marchioness of SALIS.
WRY, and his Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON. The
service was per formed by the Rev. issues REED, one
of his Majesty's Chaplains in Ordinary. Atter the
ceremony tne company sat down to a most sumptuous
ds:piuli consisting of every delicacy of the season.
It is said that orders have been issued from the
War Office for disbanding the following regiments
vz. the 7iti and Bth West India Regiments; Ch
Royal Veteran Battalion ; Newfoundland, Nova
Scotia, Canadian, and Gleng.try Fencibles ; the
Bronswick Huisars and Rolle's Regiment.
By the list accounts from Madrid, we lesirn that
the King of Spain still continues at the watering.
place of Sacedan, a:comeanied by the Infante Don
ANTONIO Pastawit. The Infante Dan Cati Los, who
leas been lett as Regent in Madrid, has already
began to give signs of that inquisitorial and monas-
tic spirit which has lately so much distinguished
the annals of Spain; and the Inquisition, under such
auspicei, Iris again commenced the reign of terror.
&Our QUIEPO, late Bishop of Mechocan. in the
Kingdom of Mexico, and Minister. of Justice for a
few hours, has been arrested by the Holy Office,
as it is supposed, because he used certain language
in a pastoral '.ester, by no means favourable so the
immunity of the Clergy, a subject of great delicacy
in Spain. Some other attests have also been perform-
ed, and among them Dr: Haausaa, late Deputy in
the Cdrtes for EStraniidisr t.•
King FRRDINAND appeal* lately ter have entertain-
ea a distrust of his Guards, and has amused a colusnn
,
of Provincial Grenadiers to marAh up to Madrid,
who had been reviewed in the Prado. His gardes
de corps are reduced to a very small number, and
are 6y no means on such a footing as they were prior
to t%e revolution 'of Aranjuez. On the day of St.
Ferdinand, the King's tutelar Saint, Upwards of 70
per:ons, condemned to the galleys and other punish•
usents. received his Majesty's pardon.
66 GLaxamion."—A Third Edition of this ClLTROT-
dinary Work is already aided tor, to *Nei is sub-
joined, an explanatory Preface. Whit new Edition is
also embellished with some very beauidnily-designed
Vignettes ; and Music for some of the Songs,
lioome..'—A second Edition of this charming
little Novel has just appeared. A distinguished
French Critic humourously observes, that the Author;
M. BIDIJAkto DX CONSTANT. *sites with so much'
:meet's respecting Love, that he should never have
treated on any other subiect.• It will be recollected.
that he has long been distinguished 'for his Political
and Philosbphicat Writings..
SPORTING.—The wet season is. generally said to
have been very destructive Jo the broods of par-
tridges; but those of =nor game have flourished,
and are in great abilindance: The pheasants, rabbits,
and hares, have all bread well, and the different
rabbit Warrens were• Dent ADOWIt to thew. a IDOTS
abUiltAlt

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- • . .THE HOUSE:OP Srt.74lti.•

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Dr. CLAIM!, the leatoed Historiogranpher to Air
Elmo, •nd Librarian to the 'iNuNce REGENT, bzs

conferred a most valuable present upon the literary
public, by bringing to light the MSS. of this unfor.
mate famly, which were recently deposited in the
Parxcz RECUT'S library. Theft MSS. fill Mot
quarto WARMS, and they exhihit th:oughout great
editui ial laboi:r, as well as critical acumen and skill
ut no common nrignitude.
Perhaps the most curious amona•all the productions
;of ti:e Royal spen, vrhier grace these contuses, is
•4
-The Advice which James 11. bequeathed to his
Ison JAMEI FRANCIS EDVARD, generally known by
' the name of the Chevalier de ST. GEOnoe."
T.iis v.tluable MS. we are informed by the leirned
Editor, is bound up in a sm el volume, consisting at
1:S passes, and appears to Lave been written by the
sathe secretary ...Ito hod been emi,loyed on the
i JANIE& It Itu also been bon uired by being copied
i verbatim Ly the lair hand of her rn,:st gracious Mt.

jesty Plir present Qt.Trem. With the exception of cer-
tain high num irchical do:trilcc, not quite palatal e
at present, there is a strength of intellect vi,ible

throogltour the wiwle of tii;s producti•in, coiveyed
through ttie mciium of a pleasing quaintness of ex.
pression, %Welt throws a veil of osagicel interest
'over the whole, and of which a generous nature (now
that times and circumstances ate changed) cannot
well divest itself. In fact, the publication of such a
work silty years ago, when some branches of the
Stuart family were still alive, would have been highly
dangerous to our present glorious Constitu:ion, It

woUid, in fact, hare greatly increased the number of

those chf/alrous, but misguided adherents of the

House of Stuart, who distracted the country by their
rebellions spirit.
In hii instructions for lh • choice of a Minister, the
pious monarch enjoins hi, son to u have a great care
,i.f' letting any losse liver, or Atheistical persons in.
sin'nat themselves into your confidence or pleastits,
none such are to be trusted, no more then those who
make their gold their god, they will all Falk you in
the time of trouble, so most ail such .as h ore no pan-
ciples of Christianity; ii; want of sound reason and
lodgment, as well as iaconaideration which make,
men bad Cliristiaus, and kn eves between man and
man, who so ever is true to his GOD, will, nay must
be so t his King. Employ such, rely on such, and
let none but such have your confidence and favour.
And oho tis impo.iible for a King to ris.ike use of
none but such, lett such always have the prefereni:e,
haue a care how you trust a Latitodinari in, they arc
generally Atheists in their principl, s and knaves in
their nature, as for Trimmers they are. gencrAiy
emetrds, Want tonna' juileifirif," for had they any',
ihne of it, they could not he it; in all ages, and in
all countrys there has still been ouch pittifoll
sore (of) creatures, even so long since as Don Hen-
tique King of Castile, brother to Don Pedro the
duel; yoss..wonli do well to read what Don* H.n
rips!. sayd to his Son on his death bed, towards good
advice. •
if it please Goo to restore mt., (which I trust in
his goodoest.he,will do) I may then hope to settle 11
:things so as may make it racier for pm to governe
all my Dominions with salty to the Monarchy, and
the satisfaction of all the Suhjets, no King can be
happy without his Subject beat ease, and the people
cannot be secure of enjoying their own without the
King be at his ease also, and in a condition to
met them and secure his own•right ; therefore pre-
ierne your prerogatiur, but disturbe not the Subject
in their property, nor conscience, remember the great
precept, Do as you would be done to, for that is the
law and the Prophets. Be very careful' that none
under you oppresse the people, or torment them with
vexations, sots, and projects: Itememl)er a King
ought :o be the Father of his people, and must bane
a fatherly tendernesse for them. Live in peace and
quiet with all your Neighbours, and know that Kiqg,
and Princes may he as great robbers as theeves arid
pirats, and will receive their punishMent for taking
itny thing, unjustly from them, at the great tribunal,
and be not carried away by. Ambition oe thoughts of
I Glory in this world, to make you forgets that dirks'
precept, and never be persuaded to
.go about to en
large your teritorys by unjust acquisitions, be content
with what is your own. Endeavour to settle Liberty
of Conscience by a Law, t'4%ls a great misfortur.e to
the people as well is to the Crown the passing the
habeas corpus Act, since it *bilges the Crown to keep
a greater' force on foot then it needed other Wise to
preserve the Government, and encourages iiiiffected,
tstrbulent, and unquiet spirits to contrive and carry
on with More.recurity ta themselves their wicked de.
signs, ewes contrived toil carried on by the 'Earle ,f
Shaftsbnry to that intent."
• With reified to religiope toleration, Bing
ideas do%nM Seem tohatOe been so* illiberal as gene;
rally represeuted. . ,
, •
•4 Be never without a considerable body of Catho-
lick troops, without which* yiniceunot be safe,. then
people will [hanks you, for Liberty of Conscience..
Be not persuaded. by any to depart from that ; 'our
Messed Samoa whipt people Out tithe Temple,*bnt
I never hoard he emurnanded any_should be forced
into its paFacvlir. grac. a . ftvc.or that Gun
ALAIMO,/ ;thesis to any, who beatilightens so as to
embresse the true Religion, tis by gentleiseste, in-,
:unction/31'1;d good eltallaldgcpeoulit acre is be .gainedil
'and not (righted ma ',pejo no doubt if obey
Liberty Of Coascien'o bb ireV. Aced, many conver:
sioris will Unit*, which is a Filtrt LPG many iif the
Protestants, are. persuaded qt, Church of England
moo as ereq as Others. aid' 14) will ;wain more came
411 tcttey to obtains it."
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: Tim Easrx PertrimAs.--Yetterday afterraym, at
twenty minute's after one o'i:lock, BAIINEr completed
his most woodeifel fete of 1000 miles, at one mile
and a half f-om his cornmeneerUent every sn.N.-essive
hour, the like of iv:lids hat nJt been as yi.t.oaraltelit d
by any Pcde.tsitn : I:is hats mile anti a hag he Foist:,
ed. in r: er.ence et :in immense crowd of roectatore,
%vim, on his cr,ining in, cheered hiot in every direction
for a cntniderable length of me : he then west ari
extra to& and A holf, to the utter astoniilitnent of
eve:), ore there, his attendants k-eying the ground
clear and the spectators artanging themselves pyst,
peril, for this'porpose. ikapse, not to he impede.
pet formed it in 19. minutes. EA RN cr w.ts &carat, d
with bil • ribbons, and IsaeiiT finally finithed t 1 a
liehide ot his task to thergteat sitisfactinn of the nu-
rner.ins assenihlrge,. v:as then placed in a hands= e
I ch tit, 9.hic:i Vy is dec.-rated with ribbons and wreath s
tif laurel, .and carried into thetas's) of Barking, pr,.
ceded by a bind of mosic an .1 four men with celou.s.
dying: lo (tom of Bastarr. immediately was h's
friend Mg:stanza v..itls n,sm-rttos ocher ceArder.zial...
The day bin 'fine. end this arpearanre being A
nova thing in that part of the coonty, canted eve, v
window and !slice in the town of &Ali, to be filled
'Mill spectatoes t., witness the procession of sveterari
a l'edssli44n..Cse bind continuing all 'i.e time to plsy
" Il!e' Ote coitineetng Hero cotres.". Ater ambu-
lating; in .cations dirt:atom in a regular•procesbioni
they returned to the Duke's Head,
,Where dancing
.ancrridrrls inimediately eon:maim! on a lawn belting
the house, and b mutt is being crected: the‘cortspat
coninued to enjoy themselves until between three
and tour o'clock this morning. In the course of the
aninsement, BARNET danced misty a reel and sung
several songs. Si pleased w...tc. the Ladies and Oen-
' tlemen in the neighhein-hood with the lleruis fate,
that several joined Lim in the course of yesterday
evening, and many of the tinnier went down.seset.si
dances with him.

ON THE SECOND MAR-MACE OF THE AMIABLE
AND BEAUTIFUL MRS. TOUCHITI'.
The fair widow -2-44;rt, with name to bewitching,
'1 bisuzi,t wedlock at first migi.t be Subject of pain;
But time aud espetience, and knowledge grown ricb In,
She is wmptvcl to try it and tcr:h it again'! Aamo.

Among the singii! ir occurrences of the present d ty,
it is men.inned th.it the Emperor of Ausrata ,riss

fallen deeply in love wito lif.dattie Muecr !
Ladyh As long been esteemed as ex,remely fascinating:
Lord COCAMANC'S trial, for I.reakiog prison, is
fixed for t.i.trs rrrow week, at Guilford.
The pillory seems a tavourite moie of crinishmeoi
in the French code of inris,andence. Hardy a week
passes in Frris without an cthibiti in of it'll kind. 01
Friday its:, tour females, seine of whose ages ex:eeded
18, were pillniied At the Coociergerie.
A Ragni:ition, (tilling on the Mayor to convene a
Meeting ot the *lnhabitants of !tending, to Petkion the
ratne It Euro. to to direct his Ministers' attention to
the im,neekrue ebsfirion ot all useless places and unme.
!iced t'onsious," is now in course o,t signature.
• A Pati,i.ta Sign says, kcal. Sisanhl -and ,Cutd

Was",tuatie lure." • •
"*l-14 I)ti re of iif6.4,,arox is, we under-
stand, eiptcted at EASt CAF L tdge. ltantsirtte, (the
retid.rtze hisatoble relative, tlyi Maris w fLf,Es.
LEY) on his .way to the Continent, whither, i: is ex.
peved this great Irian will sail from ben:e in a few
days.
At the last rent al 47, 'held at Northallertba, the
Eatl of 11 A nevt,):4) reduced ;he rentals of his nume.
rous tenatt-ry, frOm 15 to I') per cent. It is Aid war.
thy of remark, his I.maisitip made a retorts equal tar
the ab ,ve for the last twelve months, to the i;Teet re.
lief of hi* tenants—an a x.era,le worth? of igutution:
'Fite Duke of Iltuipottn an example, which
we earnestly hope will be follo-4e.1 by the otherlitr.,
blemen end Gentlemen ltrottgliout the kin.tdorn. At
his audits last weekilte redu :esi the rent* of li:s ten.sats
from .10 to 25 j. cent. accordieg to the tinaiity of
the land th. y ..cetyiett, and belt out an asiurance
that his attention to their interest should keep pace
wish the 'inlet. It was also understood that hi* Once
had expressed. an intention t.f adopting the same libo.
sal dedottiett from his rack-rented estates in I.pndosi;
pamicularly fro,u those within the disci ict of Covent
Garden, most of which lenses haie been renewed since
the imposition of the jflCO'lle Tax.
'fire new Ordnance- Ghee is nOw nearly complete.
The lac ide looks into Cannon-row ; its cert:re consiste
of xn eleg-int portico of four lonic columns, ascended
by a noble flight of steps. The basement story. is
Rustic I. a paved court, enclosed by a light rallint;
approaclled by two pillared gates, se patates it from
the street. The River front is Olin; but rematk.
ably neat ; tile threg' central windows descend to't'ter •
flJor.' and open to a light h which is npat
erecting. • lotetnally the buils-linz a ill be Suishitl us
a correeponding style.
Wednesday a meeting took place at Lyfrird
Slight. vaulty of, Clare,' bAweetr C. crc.--;., Eset,
and! W--,.Esq. After a discharge of shots, the
affair terminated without
A tew days asn, about chitty v tgrants, of Blth
sexes. properly equipped .10 ezCite compasage, wete
taken up at Scarborough. in their road to &Amer
fair,..ullere they intended to commit their depreda.
turns on the credulity of die public. When they were
taken by the constable, they were found regaling on
and cokes, and hod. or)erea a qoantity of lanai
for their suppers. 'limy 'Awe c:),lnnitte,t by the M 4.
gistrates of Searborottgli to the Eltrase of Correction,
where they were detained until the fair at Seance
was concluded,
SAturday, abut elevcn o'clock, Charles Flntid-r,
aged 71, la. greasing the cogs of the logvtood.milli
belonging to Mr. /Eliot., of*Canhaltoti, and which
was necessary to be done while the mill was going,
•his smock frock caught some of the %/Parks ; he WAS in
consequence drawn in amongst then), and was lite.
teratly ground flat, first.his head, then his 6hritlidtrio
and so on his,whole bridy, was spread like a cake.—
Tbe deceased had worked 50 years in the same milt
and for the same family.. lie hes left a with* and
twelte children, Ahem are • not able to help
themselves.
Coat ExcuAlioNs A.Uouse 7.—Pine Wheat fully
maintains Monde& prices,• bat the sales were 'rather
&all, these being but tew buyers xis market this
mon:mg.—Oats were in brisk demand, but at no
11' menthasctit us prices. —ln PcAs, and &wit
Hirer is nu aittzrinoa.