Star.
London, England, 1819-04-21 00:00:00

BRI6,IITON, APRIL 194

We regret to observe that his Royal Highness the
PRINCE REGENT is indisposed with a return of the
gout. An express was sent off for his Royal High-
ness's Physician in Ordinary, Sir N.J. Ti zits EY, Bart.
to his house in Dover-street, towards the evening yes-
terday ; and the return of Sir MATTHEW, who had
left the Pavilion b.it on Saturday, was the conse-
quence as early as three o'clock, A.M. this day. The
inquiries of Nohiiity were very numerous dining the
early part of the morning. A Bulletin of Aealth, of
which the following is a orrect copy, was at length
exhibited, and which much relieved the growing anxi-
eties not only of the Nobility, but °Vali rants and
descriptions of the people, viz.
" Pavilion, 11 o'Clock, AM. April 19, 1119.
" The Puma Ruiner was severely attacked by rattail*
left hand and wrist, on Saturday night, which still onatinimig
his Royal Highness has passed two restless nighAtiltie in atm
respects is doing well. J. M. TIERNEY.
At nine o'clock this evening, we are happy to`add,
his Royal Highness was considered quite aswell-as
in the morning.--The Earl of Firs is the only Pavi-
lion arrival to-day.

Tus Elms or Yons,Yesterday the following
Bulletin was issued respecting the Duke of Yogic. It
will be seen, that Sir HINAY HALFORD has again
been called in to attend the Royal Duke:

" WTIMIOII, CAM; 41.111 L 20, 111112.
" His Royal Highness the Duke of Yuiut continues free from
fever, and is proceeding to recovery u favourably as possible."
" HENRY HALFORD.
" P. MACGREGOR."
Princesses AUGUSTA and Somta take their airings
daily, when the weather permits ; the Princess Au-
cosi.* to Frogmore, and Princess SoruzA in Wind-
sor Park.

The Duke of BEDFORD is fast recovering from his
late severe accident

The Duke and Duchess of KENT are hourly ex-
pected at Dover, in the Royal Sovereign yacht from
Calais. Captain Covay, his Royal Highness's Equerry,
is already arrived at Payne's Hotel.
Yesterday being the Duke of NoRTIIUMISEaLawn's
,birth•day, and being the thirty-fourth year. of his
age, his Grace gave a grand dinner, en /milk, at
his mansion in St. James's-square.
The late HARVEY CHRISTIAN Comae, Esq. left a
widow and ten children, four sons and six daughters.l
To Mrs. Cowan he left 0,000 a-year for her life,
issuing, out of his landed estates ; and to moth%
on her decrate to his eldest sou ; to the ether 'togs
£20,000 each ; and to the six daughters £l6,ooQ,eisth.,
The Bristol Election, it seems. cost Mr. Btorn.siflos
£5,500, exclusive of ,100 subscribed by
and the £7OO mustered by his constituents.
The Russian Prince DOLOOROUCKI visited Chi
tham-yard on Wednesday last, and paid very minute
attention to every thing which was shop to bfrn.—,
The principal officers of the yard accompanied hint
through their several departments:
Yesterday, the Loan Mayon held's' Court of Alder:.
men at Guildhall. which was attended by eiihteiii
Aldermen, the Recorder. Sheriffs, and City
&c. Several bars of gold, 'weighing about MO
ounces, were sworn to as oreign previous to expottas
tion. The Court slly tooted thanks tq Tirel
Reverend Father in Goy the Lord Bishop of 144c-
-701W1 and to the Honourable and Revbrenci'llsl4
AsroN, for their Sermons, preached at Christ Cliiiirth,
Newgate-street, on Monday and Tuesday in Bkakter
week. Mr. JOHN SMITH and Mr. WILLIAM WA
were sworn Coal-meters, slut Mr. SAMUEL ROLLS, a
Cofh-meter in trust for the City, for a period of fistr
years. The Chamberlain *ptbsented his half-yearly
Account of the produce of the:Oiphans Bind.
PARISIAN Ponuono.—tikort naiad areas of pink Intik Wilma
Mind tit Windt, boom, led down, wk nroadown doom
wry shalt White soda round but, not turned up is traps, mb
a Was ci
_Marabout fallibegs• Pfilkiktavidi a pink rose at the
bottom of the plum. • '

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c'. .1 '.11101%a&-SZCHANOS • '
ttltiQstoilbie ilitcpradbris and uneertaintt isreflils
in tlie rated Foreign Esehasiges. NES on Faris were
negotiated in the early part of the business at tA..7e..
from which price they receded to 94.2. and towards
the latter end rose again to 24. 5. which, we believe,
mar be considered the fair average price for Bills at
three months ; greater difference was noticed, how-
ever, in Bills at short date, and we have heard of their
fluctuating about 90 centimes in value during Ex-
change hours. Amsterdam continues at 11.5. to 54.
Hamburgh was done at 33. 10. to 104. printed 947.
Frankfort 139 k. and 140. printed 141. Madrid 394.
printed 38S. 4. Upon Genoa there were no Biils, and
the course may be quoted 47g. and f. though
printed 47k. For Naples there is also more money
than Bills, 42t. may be considered the real price, 47i.
being the printed quotation. Upon the whole, not
much business was transacted, and the distinguishing
feature of the Exchange business is extreme uncer-
Minty and caution, and, generally speaking, more
mosey than such Bills as will satisfy purchasers.

DISCOUNT&
These Cotitinut equally difficult, and indeed, until
confidence .be ristorecl, we do not expect to report
much improvement in this branch of our communi-
icationt:.--Foreign Gold in bars .E. 4 2s. 'New Dol-
lars ss. sd. Silver in bars standard ss. 6d.
• XIN6INO-LANIL

Since our Paper. bf Saturday we have liulo but-
mess to report. A public sale of Coffee, consisting of
158 casks and 372 bags, took 'place yesterday fore-
noon; they were chiefly Dutch, with only two lots
Jamaica, and principally taken by the grocers at
steady prices, say ordinary Dutch, rather damaged,
100 s. 6d.; good ordinary I 1 ls. ; fine ditto 114 s. 6d.
to 115 s. 6d. none of which was clear; the.ordinary
Jamaica, rather musty, fetched 100 s. Very liule busi-
ness was transacted by private contract, yet we no-
ticed some inquiry upon 'Change, and we think an
improvement in price at hand.
A considerable public sale of Sugar also took place
yesterday, namely, 346 hhds. 29 tierces Jamaica,
and 24 hhds. Demerara, but this article being very
dull, the whole went off heavily at a reduction of
about Is. from last Friday's sales, good strong brown
Jamaicas fetching 695. and 71s. ; colouring 735. 6d.
and 745. 6d.; ordinary brown 675. 6d. and 68s. 6d.;
good brown Demerara 68s. and 695. the whole of the
Jamaica were strong brown.—Molasses are heavy of
sale and declining. In Foreign Sugars very little
business was done. Refined equally heavy.

COTTON MARKET.

The chief inquiry continues for good Pernambuco
Cotton for exportation, 'and such lots of East India
Cotton as holders are necessitated to sacrifice, the
highest limits for abroad being sd. to 50. for good
fair Bengals. The sales last week were-100 Per-
nanis at 20d. ; a few Maranhams 171 d. ; picked Bahia
.19d. ; 130 fair clear Demeraras 15d. a 15f•1. ; a few
tierbice 141 d.; refuse 7d.; seedy West India
'151.; pod Tobago 14d. and 15d. ; SG picked Boweds
(in bond) 140. ; 100 good quality 156 d. a 'Sid.;
and lin bond) 500 ordinary Surat: 6&d. ; 500 good
ditto 13d.; and 400 Bengals, very ordinary, 50.; and
pretty good 6d.

Baltic, mut BO Pheridad With sNish by
bald:, or etherwite they would tax be admitted
tile Prussian poet:: a bill of bealth direct Nit*
land would not suffice.

CORN-MARKET. MARK.LANE,
Owing to contrary winds we have had Iv an.
from our own coast since Monday, and w
fine English Wheat was left over from SAtutday,
taken off on full as good terms as quoted m
last. Barley continues very heavy sale, haeindhz.
few buyers of that article; and the artiv:ls c,t
abroad glut the market. Oats support Mei...!zs's
prices, and Beans were more inquired after;
holders ask higher prices, which ar.: rot to be obta-,...,

LEEDS, APRIL 2?.

We „have been somewhat r.lar:r.ed here
though, no bad consequences hive fel:met!, b:
most numerous assemblage of
croppers,
sirs, and other artisans and labourers out of
ment. They kept coming in at an early hoar
forenoon from Wortley, Armley, Elo!beek, Raj
the neighbouring towns and villages; and it is ccx.
puted, that at one time, there were full three fr.•:.
wild of these distressed people assembled, caie,ia
Briggate. As many of them marched into Co
With great sticks in their hands, they treated s;;:r..
little alarm, but their conduct was uniformly peace,
able: their complaints were not !and, though th
might be deep The Worthy Mayor and Magistrate,,
with the whole of the Civil Power, were in reading;,
to act as circumstances might require; but, forth.
nately, there was not the slightest occasion for the:
interference. By fat the greater numbest of the asea,.
blage dispersed by noon, and returned to their mgt•
tive homes' Several respectable Gentlemen went
among them, to a'certain the' mctives of their thus
assembling; and frosts every inquiry it does not a;•
pear that ihey have the least disposition to coma
any breach 6f the peace but, in fact, the peep
kaenV-,144 3vhat to.do in. their preient state of dn.
tress. I 'understand- that art..active subscriptions
I•gOing on in enable a nuntlik.of these poor men to
premed in .Canada: and oglers :t.e said to barer:.
pressed their wish to be sent to Botany Bay, provicLA
they can 'Obtain the sanction of Govetnment. The
case of these people is a very perplexing one; for emit
numbers augnient daily by fresh discharge'. fro:at:ls
various manufactories.

TEWKSBURY.

An intelligent Correspondent from 'Fmk sbmT, in
Gloucestershire, states, that the continued deptessi. n
of the stocking manufactory has induced the Ji.;•
tens to suspend
.their employ to artificers. He
we have no trade—no money—and unless some•
thing is done to relieve the accumulating burden
of the Poor's Rate, we must al be ruined; one house
discharged a hundred hands last week, and others
are daily decreasing the number of their workmen:
the consequences have caused an influx of applica-
tions for relief at the Workhouse, more apalling and
extensive than at any former period. Our Cartes-
pendent further notices the gradual decline of bust
ness, and the eventful results which are fearfully ar•
ticipated by the whole of the inhabitants of this once
flourishing town, than which there is not one better
situated for commercial intercourse.

No less than, two hundred and fifty of oar Nasal
Lieutenants have recently embarked for Canada, to
possess themselves of their portions of land in
province, conformably to the regulations of Govern.
meet in their favour.

Plymouth Dock-yard has received a large supply
of timber within the list few days, all British wood.
In the course of the last year considerable quantities
were imported from Dalmatia, Africa, America, Sa.
Some idea of the magnitude of the yard may be ob-
tained by the information that it stands oa seventy-
five acres of land.

Our agricultural friends are informed that the oil
of hartshorn, applied in a small quantity to the heads
and rtunps of lambs, effectually prevents the fox from
taking them, or the fly from striking them.
The warm weather, during the last two weeks, has
effected a perceptible change it the vegetable world:
the pastures present the most verdant appearance;
peaches, nectarines, early pears, &c. are in full and
abundant blossom ; and the apple and pear-orchards
promise a luxuriant blow.
The NerthWilin Canal, which commences at the
Wilts and Perks Canal, near Swindon, and terminates
.in the Thames and Severs% Canal, at Latton, near
Cricklade, Was opened on Friday week for Oivizat,ol
The nevi Eitimates made on.llouttes and-winiinws,
under the held of Assessed Tann, will. produce, in
the patish-atikenerse, lisfoceeer-xlinare, ewe, an
Addition' 0tL1,900-alrenr.
.; - .
A Shoutei7.s(Sak4imsrilbPiiiie. fries-shire:—.Some
weeks ago,. a severe shower of ialtowater fell. in the
parish of St. Mungo, iraltosAies-shire. The follow-
Um day, when the water was evaporated, the Teases
of-evergreens and tiouicAlii eiltedges glistened w:th
crystals of sale. . , :v.: -
Monday afternocnivevro-; Pcwere tossing rip at t 4
back of-the White Horse-pi Petticoat-hr.!:

after some dispute they_ quarritga; fine"Orarifg ze
had won, the other he hndaost ; a waft who was Ft-
,aent and saw the whole• transaction,- interfered, nYi
;declared the winner.: the boy Who had kit, in a v:e•
kit- rage," stabbed the man with i'kaiife.l the, holy
in three places, ancltbe boy who had-lionihare4 a
similar fists. The wounded man was taken to art:l:r-
-. ~ 's in Bishligate-street, who his declared hint out
of danger ; the' wai "taken honie to his mother.
br young .assa6siu bas aped ft)r• the present.
About avachvicleilc yssterdny morning, an alarm
ing fire broker out at the sign of the Ship and gut ch-
l'on
• Al, -opposite tirkii4*--trih. Wapping,- which in
aim u. cousitaiteashilmterior. On the arrival 01
--1‘ and a onpplrel mater being at band, the
'-jii•t'Withetft fiddler 4amilge : ri

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