Star.
London, England, 1819-07-13 00:00:00

EMIGRATION.

Extract of a letter from Argyleshire, dated June
The emigration from this country is ur,ate\
When I passed Crinan, a few days ago, a vessel nath.,
the. Harmony had 275 passengers on board ; and,
called the Hope had about 230. The Spec
sailed also this week from Fort William, with ber%
200 and 300. They are destined for Quebec. Fro,
so many poor people being crammed together ia,
small vessel, their situation must be miserably
comfortable. Though the great bulk of these pc
Highlanders are in the most abject poverty, a g
many of those who are going out were in hir
cumstances, and it is supposed that the Harrt-.,ry
carry in specie about £12,000. Onc man ecllal,e4
£l5OO for gold and silver, for which 1 heard
five per cent."

Saturday, the 26th ult, a dreadful accident izp,
pened at New Mill, near Holmfirth, by which t,
persons lost their lives :—While the servant of
Micklethwaite, of that place, carpenter, vats lot.
a cart with wood, the horse took fligbs, aZd
wheels passing over his body, killed.lxim open
spot. The master seeing the accident,, ran up to ,
horse, and attempted to arrest its furious proms;
but while he was engaged in this effort, the ;anent
in cont;,ct with a wall, against which -Mr. 1%6'
thwaite was jammed, and so dreadfully bruised, t
after languishing till the Monday following, he,
piied, leaving a widow and Unumerous family to
meat his death.

FIRE AT ILMINSTEIL—Saturday evening, 21t
eleven o'clock, the inhabitants of llniinster were
palled by the alarming cry of Fire! and in a mersiz:
not a street but wa; dreadfully illuminated, '
Jesse's malthouse, its the occupation of Mr. Rfte,
'Whig entirely enveloped in flames. The coaxer.:
Ain and Concision language eai.not depict— ce
throwing front :the windows.— inhabitants •of eiey
class rushing towards the fire—crackling of the
voni-ing elemen;,. „mixed, with the sound of. crossing
.bells and' engines drawn with the rapidity of NO,
ning to the place of desolation, may be imagine'
.persons conversant with the scenes of calls.
" The swallows twittering on their clay-bitih nests,
by occasional doleful cries, seemed conscious the'
mat light was not the morning' dawn. At this
went a report prevailed that Mrs. Jesse, who ,
long been confined by illness, had died. Conste.
nation was now at its height, and every nerve '
geared unstrung, till the family, rushing taut
sensations indescribable, announced her recovery t.
'the nearest appearance death assumes to the reali
a' a swoon ;" every exertion was instantly redoul;
and the judicious management of the engine's,
tifully supplied by the willing populace with watz,
saved the greatest. part af.the town from the destrut•
tion which appeared to be its fate.. The, extensive
malthOuse and stables, together with a-considerab:,
quantity of barley And malt, were in the short span
of an hour entirely cbusuifted.- • The cause of the fir
is not yet ascertained. The premises as well 'as e
effects are insured.
Leeds Midsummer. Fair commenced on &stir&
and was well supplied with horses, 'cows; Iran tart
sheep, and pigs. Hones, of a superior kind, sold well
►ntthose of an inferior kind were a complete drur
nobody would look at them. The same remark
apply to cattle. Mutton and -lean stockfully sup.
their late high prices; but pir were a trine lower•
a large number were driven away unsold. .-

NEWOATE aato LRIDENHALL MARKETS,? UL
(Bt the Cucaie.)
Beef 5s 8d to 4s 8d I Veal ....,....4s ed is 6c
Mutton 6d to 54 Sd I Pork .....

PR ECES'or NAY AzarSTRAN
wets!it 71{,STERthti7"-
lax
S. . 4 '7O:. ..:. • 1.1 ...s. WIIITSPIAPIR
Ray 41 Its od to .71 Qs,QO 10.., 01511 to al'
Straw s! 17. at to ;L .41, Oti, Nvreka. 5s to 01
Cloicr 71 13,' Od to Oc Os -Oir. SH* 41.141 to Si
s • eloYeri 71 71 to 01

PRICE OF HOPE.
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41-• a sada. • - - "/ Irow w orn.
Kent ...... A 114 to II lia Kent ...... al 6s to IT
Sun= .......51 So to 41 AI Soon ...... 51 les to t 3
Hoax t-- 01 O. to 01 Oo Eon .... 61 o. .to 11
F03:0111: .:. Si 100-to 61 106., 'Foram; t... IS to to 91
. • CO4I.rARKET, iota( 15. '
Ship' at gifilet:' . Skips Sold. Price.
511 Newaille • •'• 40j llls 54 to 10t
15 Sunderland . : 9t . .91a 9d to 59.
2 C. 91111 _ 1 y, 540 ad to

STEERS's OPODELDOC is esteemed supe-
rior to all other external appbeations for the awe
Sprains, Bruises, Rheumatism', Cramps, Wimbness ; and for ti
flinbrin a paralytic state. Counterfeits of this admirable Remedy
am sold in almost every town and street, and often by persons oho
woulenot be suspected of z.TI attempt to defraud theft customer.
Purchasers are therefore inibrrned, that unless the name '
Nxwszar ' be engraved in the Ssarnpethe Opodeldoe is sot
nuine.—Prepared and sold by F. Newbery and Sons, a:
Original Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, price Si. 9
bottle ; but as many persons mistake the house observe that
the third from Cheapside, the Number 45. Sold also by J.
ger, 150, Oxford-street; Hawkins, Bond-street; Tang, Mickl :e-
-, Holborn; Stradth sg, Royal-Exchange; and Harris,
gateierist.

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BY MS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATEN
.LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly fat.
for curing, in ail its stages, the VENEREAL. Diftbit.
One small Pill is a doss, sod the taking of ono Bog, in a meek
ape, !nal soon convince tha patient of the certainty arils speedy
recovery., ,Nothing cad be better contrived, more safe, or -
converdetitlinin this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go
Dies or to lea, salt needs no confinement nor restraint of
and sixty yeses experience (in an extensive prictice) has 'Frayed
that it wiU effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other
inethodssvail' nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chitinical
Disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel,. Upwards
40,000 persons of both sexes have been radian/ ct.tre.l otet,
above cruel disorders, within the last eight years. Prepaieod,
Sold by the Sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, Member
of the Royal College of Surgeons, at their Hottie,'N6. 0, Pit,
Bridge-street, in Boxes of only 21. 9d. each, duty fncluded-.
N.B. Two back doors, and Lights in the Passages at night"
They are also sold by heir appointment, with copious direcions
at the Toy Shop, 10.3, Oxford-t-treet; Mr. Dishorougrt's, NO. 71
Fish-street-kill, nearly opposite the Momiment ; and bF rte
Person in every considerable Town in Great Britain ?NI
Adviee gratis to persons tailing the above, or other of the ;
Orton Medicines.
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MAILS TIM DAY.—ARB.. DUI. ARR. TAT'
Dublin • 1 0 i Lisbon 0 0
Waterford 1 0 France I 0
Guernsey and Jersey 0 0 Haniburgh o 1
Holland 0 1 Gottenburgh 0 1
Flatiders 0 0 Malta 0 0

HIGH-WATER at LONDON BRIDGE
. Alcrning . - 3 minutes after 7
.Afterneon - 28 - -- 7

DON 6

by lan% lir" ha"'

Dace; 1ca1.101.1.