Star.
London, England, 1819-01-06 00:00:00

BOMBAY.

A report of the cholera morbus having appeared
at Panwel reached the Presidency on Thursdi
when a Medical Gentleman, with numerous assi
ance, was dispatched to render the sufferers all •
necessary ai.3, and to report on it ; since which
have been informed, it has made its appearance'
Bombay, though not attended with such vin
symptoms as at ether stations, yet we understa
that some deaths have occurred ; we have, flower
but little anxiety of its spreaciing to any degree,
measures have been taken by the Medical Board
ensure the most prompt assistance.
Since the foregoing was %%linen, we have been
favoured with the perusal of a latter from Tan:
on the same subject, which mentions the casual
at Panwell as amounting to thirteen in all, among
which is a conductor cf stores. Mr. Llew:ellen, the
medical gentleman who went from this to Panwell
on Thursday, has, we unJet stand, bees fortunate
his practice, and the most beneficial results ha'
already taken place from his exertions. The villa
of Bellapour bas been also visited by this mala,
and few casualties have occurred ; but ample
plies of medicine have been forwarded to that pi
and Tullijah. Connected with this subject, we
sorry to state, that w ith a view to citate alarm
the Taunah district, some evil-disposed persons •
caused twarbuffalues to be pamted in an extras:
nary manner, and had sent them from vi:lage to
lage by means of the Haziree ; and the
valeut idea is, that wherever these animals ha
gone, there the disease will follow ; the buffai
have, however, been seized, and we are informed
to be sold by public auction ; and ue trust the
ward of the 300 rupees that has been offered,
lead to the apprehension of the Oienders.
Our last letters from Poouah mention that
disease still coutinues in that city, and the deal
among the lower classes have been as many as thl
and forty a day.
A part of the Dutch Expedition had sailed from
Batavia, a few days previous to the departure of -
Laurel, Sand the remainder was to follow on
morning after she sailed. Their destination
Borneo, where they were to renew their former esta-
blishments, and aftet wards Malacca.

The following Official Document has been pi
lisked in the Republic of Hayti

T it •04:11LIIAILY OF STATE. TO THE ?KIM trAL ADMINIiTSATOS

PORT- 1'.1.14 INCL.
• The D:cree of the i:th Ortobsr, Isi4, in the i lth year
Independence, it.sued by the late Ales:eider Petion, that reduf
to five per eriit. the duty of imports:ton on all British manta
tures, has been subject to so many different interpretations,
the P.ecutive Power, desiiira: that all raclamations should t
which have been mad; by toicizn :11ttaillants. has determi
on the moaner in which every Adlimultrotor shall hereafter ,
uu the subject.
•' The intent of the Decree was to encourage the commerce
of Great Britain, and to faeilitate more partiealorly all British
matrafacaures; the intent on the putt of the fiovcriiment being
evaded. and iusn•ad of being introduced in vessels under 10-
It: iti,h flag, the Do ree has been made uce of as a pretest
inticalueing merchandise said to be of British inanufiaciure,
arriving ill our ports in litnerLaii, Swetlidi, thrash, and Pro•
sisal vessel.. In consequence of which merchandise of Wit'
manufacture, arriving iii ltritl l s;ssels alone, shall be sub,
to live per cent. import duty ; oh, icos those said to be nt
saute manufactute, and arriving in ves,els of other rations,
remain subject to 10 per cent. as all other invicliandise.
(Signed) •' J. C. I NIBF.R.,
.• Port-au-Prince, Oct. 17, 1 s. s, )-tar I:th of It:dependent:,

Nlnday, Nlr. W. Stace, of Folkestone, miller,
Mr. James Morford, of the same plat c, butcher,
stinitnoned lit lire lticnAnn HART, Esq. Mayor,
a !trial of Justices, at an airpturned Petty Sessii
hold at the Guildhall. in the said town, when
were each convicted in the mitigated penalty of 6s.
widi costs: the former for making use of a scale
steel-yards, four ounces short of weight : and
latter for using a 141 h. weight, two ounces deficit
Within the last fortnight, upwards of f.:O Pa
were rummuned before the Sitting Magistrates,
lieu. WILLIAM HILL NEWBOLD, D.D. the Rev.
MOND Port•En CLARKE, and NPNEvEt, Esq,
the Grand Jul y Chambers,Wirfshester, charged •
having in their possesion bread short of v. tight,
alum, pearl-ash, and other unlawful ingrecLents,
the purpose of mixing with pour to bake into br
The charges being proved, they were severally
victed iu the full penalty for each offence. Upw.
of 60 publicans, in the division of Fawley, in
county of Southampton, were convicted in the
penalty, for having in their possession short meant

CORN•EXOIANCE, MARK-LANE, J AN•6.---We
had no a: rivals since Monday, and what little
English Wheat was left ever for this inor:
market, met ready sale on full as good terms as
that day : but there is scarcely any demand for
reign W heat. Fine English *Barley fully supports
Monday's prices, having but little at market.
were dull sale, but what few samples were disposed
of, obtained the same prices as on Monday. In Beaks
and Peas there is scarcely any thing doing, and prix
ate nominal.

411POIIT or FORRICIN CORN.— Aggregate average
for the List six weeks:
Wheat. Batley. Oats. stye. Beaaa. Pop.
siOs. At►. Id. 345. 2d. 504.2 d. .72.5. N. 72a:1
The ports, in consequence, continue open for the
itnpottation of tir.sia from all wrap countries,
duty aut..