Star.
London, England, 1820-06-14 00:00:00

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• FASHIONABLE kali PA L'S.
The Marchioness of Exeter, yesterday, 'at her hostel's Prig
Gardens, from her seat, Langley, Kent.
The Earl and Countess of Ashbernhain, yesterday, at their
house in Dovenotreet, from their Seat let Sussex.
The Earl of Fife, at his house in Charles-street, Berkeley-
square, from his seat in Scotland.
The Ball and Countess of Bridgewater, testorday, at their
house in Grosvenor-square, from their seat, Lobate,
Lord Stanley, at his house in Upper Grosvenor-street, from
a tour.
Captain Garth, at his home in. Moass•etreet, from
Hill, Berks.
At eke British Hotel, Jernayn-.treat-.---The Hom Colonel
Stuart, from the Continent.
At Cook's Hotel, Albemarle-street—Lord Boyne, from his
met, 'faplow, Shropshire; Sir Thomas and Lady Stanley;
Nicholson, Esq. and son, from Ireland; Sir Leonard and
Lady Holmes, from their seat in the Isle of Wight; Mrs.
Sitimall and family, from a tour; Colonel and Mrs. Refker,
front their seat in Cheshire; Mrs. Kendrick and faintly; Si;
George and Lady Leeds.
At Blake's Hotel, Jarmra4treet...Lord Duncan, from his
Nig iq Seetemit; C. S. 114wilmarai, Esq. froth Ireland ; Casaba
Dasillso• Iran a tour i Quoin umt,. /Iss,from tga •
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6 iiti-r-As the pap* round &ere niay prove of importance and
,edlitT, I bet leave to send a copy of it for the information 4
Ms Excellency the Loa; Littrriolawr t the original I have qcir:
Warded to London. (Signed) " NASSAU VORlTilaw
i Ills Otitaiinic Majesty's ship Neweintle, June 40,1919, lat. 6e. __ . ...

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52. long.. 64: 0. W. of Greenivieh.
• As these bottles, with their contents, are thrown miettofid
with the intention of determining the true direction and strength
of the Florlits Gulf stream, It Is reque;ted, as 1 iinist particular
favour, that whoever may pick op an. of theni, either at sea or
on shore, will determine the latitude and longitude of the place
it was picitcl up in, and giie that, with the date of picking it
up, a place in any of the public Prirti, either in Europe, Ame.
riea, or any of the Colonies in the West Indies.
• Whoever may be-tood er.ototh to comply with the above
request, will confer a Favour on their very Obliged servant,
' JAM NA PIER, Master of his Britannic
Majesty's ship NeVecastle.
' to whoever May pick up this bottle.
Came ort shore in the Roosts, bn :he N. W, &tat of Iretand;
lat. si. 56. N. long. 9. W. on the. id day of JUne, 1820. '
" The place where this was Blend *as immediately in the
vicinity of the Island of than, op the &hill-weft Coast of
Ireland. Bi a reference to Or Map of Ireland, the latitude
and longitude can be easily aicerraiard, if the above should r.ot
prove correct. (Signed) " MASSA mama."
Fstatocrii, Joxc ! W.—Arrivd off this port the
American ship Admittance, 1111 CLA Ili I.! N , from Chirleston for
Rotterdam, out 43 days; also arrived the Fbcentx,-Goanow;
from Le•idon for Bengal. The Admittance spoke on the 9thi
the American brig William. Coon, from Boston for llottendam:
PLystotrrir, June 12.-ICind N.F--Arrived the Ambrosia;
linotr, from Long South. Sailed the Hydra, Ressatt., for
London..
Poamasomm, .Ttivt 13.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Favourite,
BRA TINWL, from Havannah; Sally, Celts, froth Memel;
Anne Louisa, Benson, from .Cbristiona ; and -- Asti ea, , front
Stettin. Sailed the Fly, Gilmer, for London; and Richard;
Hcxentocs, for Havre.
DEAL, Jong 13.-'-Wind S.Wis—Came down from the River
and sailed last evening, the Aurora; litacerroxe, for Oportn.--;
Arrived and sailed for the River, the Horace, front CharieSion,
in forty days; lisnevral, CAOMA ILTY, from 13;rbadoes ; and the
Mungrave, from Tobago.
Ltvenroot, Juxe 14t-a-Sailed the Catharine, Raintesser, forßatavia.
Batavia. The Montgomery, from Charleston, has filed with
water whilst lying in the dock.
LoNoorozaar, JUNX 9.--.. arrived at our Quays (which were
before nearly deserted) the• Francis and Lucy, COLLINS, front
Halifax.

GNATS:SEIID, Juuc 13.—Sailed the Egfrid, Blount, lot
Calcutta.

Cuscom Horst-, Lononr, Joie l3.—Ships Entered Inwards t
—Tbc nritun, from JZtnaica; Britannia, trom Memel; Provi-
dence, frcm ; Britannia, from lliga; Electra, from, Phila-
delphia; Maria, from Gitenock ; Elizabeth, from Jamaica;
Richard, from Stangate Cr-ek ; Quebec, from Dublin; Isabella,
from Savannah; Ben, from alemel; Sirene;from Calais; Ton-
tine, from Philadelphia; Cx.:ar, from Jamaica ; Levant, from
Belfast ; Washington, front New York ; and Endeavour, from
&hist. Entered Outwards :—Tke Porcupine, for Rio Janeiro;
Bombay Merchant, for Bomb ty ; -Marshal Blucher, for Ritter_
dam; Mel, for Havre; and Duke of work, for icitterdant.—
Cleared Outwards :—The Ocean, for llont:uras ; Hyperion, for
India ; New Union, for Calais.; haremfor St. l'etersburth; and
the Whiirfe, for Norways

IRIS!! BASKS
Nr.WOORTS WATERFORD BANK.—FriJay Mori:Lyn
at seven o'clock, the remains of Mr. NEWPCiAT were
deposited in the family vault, Christ's Church. At
onet.o'clock a statement of affitits was submitted to,a
few of the principal creditors assembled at the Bank.
During the evening the notes were disposed of freely
at and under half price. The total of debts* we be..
lieve, is about 1;223,000. The docket has been
struck, and it is, we understand, likely to be pros
ceeded upon immediately.—Wnterford Minors
ItIALLS' CLONMEL BANK..—Oa Thursday. morning
Messrs. R ALIA' Bank ceased paying. A placard was
put up, the purport of which, we are informed; wag
nearly as follows:--That inconsequence of the -
exampled draw on the Bank foreight days past, and
the difficulty of getting money down from Dublin
immediately, they were advised by their friends to
suspend payment for a few days,. when they would
lay a statement of their affairs befire the Public, at
the same time, 'requesting the Note holders ,not to
sacrifice them for an inferior consideration: They
had paid away abotkt £90,000a
SAUSE*B CARRICK-4N-Sfilft• BOANk..—The inhabi-
tants and neighbours of Carrick have been making a
glorious struggle tolupport Mr. SAUVIL An imar.cs
diate supply of money is confidently expected from
Dublin. The 13anh, however, did not open yester,
day ; but it is hoped that the suspension will not con-
tinue long.
NIALTNBELL'S LIMERICK 8ANK....-A General Meet•
ing of the Creditors of Messis. MAUNSELL,, K En:tray)
and MAUNSELL, took place at the County Court-
house, Limerick, on Saturday* to take the Report. of
the Committee into consideration, when the, follows
in g Resolutions were unanimously adopted :
Resolved—That the Report now read be deemed the Report
of the Committee, and that they receive the thanks of the Meets
ing for their exertions in investigating the Bank affairs, and
making their Report.
Resolved—ln taking into eonsideratino the affairs of the Bach
of Messrs. Mammal, Kennedy, and Mannar'', and the bepott
made thereon by the Coomtittee of Investigation, we are de-
t iedly of opinion, that the most ruinous consequences. woult
and ary proceeding mural Commission of Bankruptcy, and
obit, in order to prevent lobe same, and to promote the general
wad of all concerned, 'we, the several Creditors of said Bank,
*pewee that the Estate and Effects of the said Bank shall be
• In one or more Trott* or TrOstees-in behalf of the Crea
pursuant to the proilalOn of the Bankers' Act.
Resolved—That the Committee before oppointed to hiVestia
sue the affairs of the Bank. be rtLappantedi to prepare a Petra
so the Lord Chancellor on behalf of the Creditors, to.pre..
Wait the issuing of a Commission 44 Bankruptcy, and It, inaindok*
the investment of gticto,perty ITurtres; as al* to select
proper persona to be afrovel at itillidiselitsens
nieetirg of Creditors. - -a I •
Resolved--. That the Cottwaktee be directed tslreparsa Pe.
titian on behalf of the Creditors to the Gevero reeetAlorcot
the etecodoe of an Extent, which, it is asked, haslenamed.
• A-General Meeting-of CriditdriivA to be *ld on
Wechiesday, at the. County Cbtitt-libtiel to Appoint
Thistees Under' the Bankers' Act
ROCHES' LIMERICK BAWL
LIMERICK, Jona 7. -The run has complete'?
ceased. Their kngagements have been met bj, the
most' honourable punctuality, and their • earnest de- -
sire to allay the general calamity is deserving the
most unbounded gratitude- and confidences--LiNte.
rick Chronic& . - -
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ll* copyright of Lady MORGAN'S forthcoming
Work, on Italy, we hear has been purchased at a very
high price, by Messrs. CoLevan and Co. the pubs
-ushers of her Work on FrAnne, and of her litst two
-Novels O'Donnel and Thyme*Macarthy.
Ctiao:Exenamot, Jaffa Iqt-4/or supply of 11 Learn
.very large, and far exceeding the denuaal, the:trade INA hem,
this morning, and only the finest qualities fon! 1 Istyysrs, lee
which Motiday's pried *ere ohtalutd ; but theie wan nothing ,doing in the teferkw 4natiptious, 'although otera 6O lower
tends; Oats are rather chrapery in consequence et immense
arrival.. Beans are .16.. pee lo;•rrer lower. la Masts* feu,
, and other articks, them is no akerations