Star.
London, England, 1819-03-22 00:00:00

STOCKHOLM, MARCH Q.

A Report has been laid before the Government by
'M. Yon Hjesta, Governor of the Province of Dali-
carlia, which excites universal attention. He des-
cribes, in a most affecting manner, the situation of
that Province, and recommends to the paternal care,
of the Government, above 40,000 persons under his
administration, who from the beginning of this month,
wilt have neither bread nor other means of subsistence.

HANOVER, MARCH 11.

The establishment of our army is now ordered from
30,000 to 20,000 men, though an unequivocal wish
bad been expressed from England, that the standing
Aim might not be reduced, but as the budget is pub-
lished, we know not how the ;um of half a Minion 9!

aollars per Mirth; tit) timed by the teducLicr
the_unua:milk, be applied to the advantage of
kingdom.

Charlkon Papers to the 15th w. February
this morning. From the Char!sten Coarkr of
13th, from which the following are extracts
LOWNDES has estimated in his Report on Coia,
the specie in the United States amounts tu
millions of dollars. By a Report froth Cara:,
China, annually made to this Government, it api
that the import of dollars in .American vessels ‘3,
the last year in that one port amounted to nea•]
millions of dollars. Add thereto inverts is ,
places of China, Java, Bengal, Surat, :,nd in i
bay, Stc. and after this, let us caiculzte teeth?:
speck will remain in the country. Let the E,
look to their inevitable destinies.

Great Britain, without a specie cnrrencv,
per Cents, at 80, and what is mes: pie:t,inq '
we find, that her bankrupts, for six n-:or.th.;, is
amounted to 1,008, and, in ISIS, duri::;
period, to 552, being a reduction of 4:;o, or
one-half. Let our merchants look to this, :lad
tract with it their distresses.

I need not ask how land is to be paid for, or
Government is to collect its revenue when cite
are :►ll braen, and the merchants have .;topned
anent ? The Sheriffs must sell property worth
Ifor £lO. Suits in Court have doubled. The
ful crisis is at hand which only Congress can at

In consequence of the eacessire
vailed dining the Summer months of the pFt
a greater number of deaths took place kk: r:ng
months than was usual in former years: this cit
stance, con:Lined with the increase of otlr nnpul
to which may be added the constant in4nx ri
grants, many of who:a being of the cia•
unaccustomed to our climate, may ac:ount f
number of children that died of distempers pc,.
to our Summer months is 413 atmosphere univm.
rarified.

The returns of deaths received from Baltimore
Philadelphia, however, sufficiently prove, dr
climate of New York is as salubrious as that ,
sister cities. To exemplify wl•ich, we need onl
serve, that in the year 1817, the deaths in Baltic
(with a population of perhaps 30,000,) amount
1,3'20; whilst, in our city, (containing a pops
at least four times greater,) we had not mere
twice that number.

The fortunate exemption of our City fro!
pestilential visitation of Ile Yellow Fever, is jL
subject of general gratulation and solemn
ness ; and it is to be hoped that the same vigil,
that, under PROVIDFNCE, has guarded us frcni
scourge, will be the means of shielding our'
from its future visitation.

Saturday the PitINCE RECENT received a visil
the Duchess of GLOUCESTER. at Carlton-house.
Yesterday, the Duke of Yogi visited the Pai
REGEWT.

The favourable reception of the Work kturrn
the name of Dr. Syntax's Tour in seerth (I the
turesquc, which has for some time been in the'
of the Public, has led others to adopt the
name for their rhyming productions. We
from an advertisment in another column, that
but the Tour are from the pen of the real Sr
who is, however, about to favcur the Public
Second Volume of his inimitable Tour.

OPERA 80;7SL—A new Ballet, called Le Ma).
d'Esclaves ; au, la Fete au Serail, was produced
on Saturday night. The dancing was in the
style, and employed all the talent of the
meet. The Piece was not brought to a _
at twelve o'clock, and the curtain fell abruptl:
cording to the established rule of this Theatre.
Ballet will please more on repetition, when i
have the advantage of a regular conclusion.
DRURY-LANE THEATRE.--The new Trat
tnedy of The Dwarf of Naples attracted a large
elegant audience on Saturday night. Mr. Kr
extraordinary exertions produced the deepest r
Lion on the house, and gained the most rap'
applause. The splendid scenery and well-c
machinery of The Castle of Wonders, which was
Afterpiece, received, with the performers, the •
of ample and merited approbation.
HAYSIARKET.—Mr. LLOYD'S Astronomical
titres are honoured with increased patronage and
plause, each successive evening; his ideas of the
of the CREATOR, are clear and grand ; his diction
ambiguous, and elevated to the divine subject
his manner so impressive, as to insure the •-
of an intelligent auditory...
Mr. TERRY is returned loVtown to resume hi
fessional duties at Covent Garden, after a most
cessful tour in Scotland, where he has been amu
his friends with his unrivalled performances of
Green Man, Sir Peter Teazle, &c. &c. A new
sical Drama from his pen is in rehearsal at Covert'
Garden Theatre.
HYDE PARK.—" A day in April never came
sweet, to thew how costly Summer was at hand!"
yesterday broke forth upon the metropolis, env,
the great and gay to enjoy the glories of a Fete
petreo—There were a multitude of carriages on ti
ferent drives, among which were those of the Di
Attcytz, Dowager Marchioness of LA NSnr:w Nr,
of COVENTRY and DYSART, Viscount DI
tuyuese and Dutch Ambassadors,
&c.—The
ot the CIanM4NAGHTEN in trill colltirte, sr" .
his one-horse chaise.—Theiarls of AVesysloß
CutswiLLlA.st, and AYLESBURY, Vise. DEMUR
General BARTON, &c. &c. &c. were on horsebact
Among the pedestrians were—
The Marquis of Worcester and the Earl of Yarmouth:
Esti of Mountcharles and Ellis, Esq. Lord A. liar:.
C. H. Bouverie, Esq. and Hon. Mr. Charlton, Lord N.:aim-
Lord C. S. Churchill, the Earl of Westmorland, Rir F. B.!.
Mr. Douglas Kinnaird, and Mr. Hobhouse ; Sir G. Clerk,.
.10: Frederick, General Hamilton, the venerable Benjamin'
,1i Hon. Mr. Walpole, Hon. Mr. Wingfield, Colosn4nels :'
Cotton, and Thornton; Captains Gough, Drur•—•,
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