Star.
London, England, 1819-03-15 00:00:00

. DIVIDES DS tel be made in the COUNTRY.

April 11, J. ILunson and Cu. N inithester, mutton-spinner{, at
eleven, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. April .5, C. Cridland, of
Dublin, and B. Cridland, Leicester, merchants, at eleven, at the
White Hart Inn, Leicester. April 7, Win. Pierce, Ilaybrooke
Pottery, Salop, potter. at eleven, at the Lion Inn, Bromley.—
April 12, J.Clements,Plymouth-dock,vintner, at ten, at the Royal
Intel, Plymouth. April a, W. Doubleday, Nottingham, lace-
; sinanufacturer, at one, at the Bell Inn, Warminster. April 5,J.
llralloughby Waterlesii, farmer, at ten, at the Dell Inn, Leicester.
f, J. Walker, Alfrick, timber-merchant, at twelve, at the
Pack Horse, Worcester. April 12, .1. Gill, )1:11 Pleasant, Stoke
Damerell, ropernaker, at eleven, at the CommetCial Hotel in
Itntouth.

Atiere,NNWAYSt:"C' ' •
.
.51 A MVP ingletrAltria."-
*girl* friaciess 0( Wales stil tis.ari Where she'
111pralla sopports the Theatre partieu)sr. Young.
Austirive/hoim shill= brought up from his childhood,-
is. ca by hi; axteaclants,
• A r. Brianza, at Wan, has invented a new tra-
velling machine, which is said to .be far superior to
that of Baron 1)0s,, and wjth which the traveller
may go backwards DK forwards. In the front of this
vehicle, say the liilanpapers, thire is a winged horse,
by the wissgs of whichthe parriage is put in motion.
• SAXONY, FEBRUARY 94.
The marriage of Prince Frederick AugUstus, eldest
son of Prince Maximilian, with the Archduchess
Caroline of Austria, is now finally decided upon.
STOCKHOLM, FEBRUARY as.
Winter, crowned with snow, has Seen joyfully wel-
corned in the mining countries as an old friend. The
roads are now covered withlundreds of vehicles con-
veying ore and coals.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1819.
THE FUNDS.
PRICE Ow STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONE O.CLOCIL
Bank Stock shut—Bank Long Anns. shut.
per Cent. Reduced shut—Cons. 7411
Cons. for Acc. 7441-81 per Cent. shut.
4 per Cent. shut-5 per Cent. Navy 105 H.
India Stock shut—lndia Bonds 39 prem.
Excheq. Bills (2d.) 2 S dis.

Hamburgh Papers to the 6th, and Dutch to ,the
1 Ith instant, arrived last night, from which we have
above given some extracts.
The Emperor Max...alma is endeavouring to ob-
tain. by a personal correspon4ence with the Glum)
Stn.rAtt,an amicable arrangement of some differences
that still exist relative to the construction of some of
the Articles of the Treaty of Bucharest.
The Spanish traveller known by the name of ALE-
Bay died lately, near Damascus, while on a pilgri-
mage to Mecca. We are sorry to announce that there
is some danger of his manuscripts being lost to Europe,
as the property of all pilgrims dying on their journey
belongs to the PActt.t.

All the measures hitherto taken to induce the Elec-
toral Court of Hesse to indemnify the ejected pur-
chasers of Westphalian Domains, having hitherto
proved fruitless, that questioh is again to be submit-
ted to the consideration of the Diet.

The Meeting of the Commission for drawing up a
Plan of a Reprthentative Constitution for Holstein,
has been postponed for a month, by order of his
Danish Majesty.

The Paris Papers of Monday arrived in the course
of yesterday, but they contain nothing of much
interest. .

A Grand Council was held on Wednesdiiy. It
commenced at one o'clock, and was not concluded
until half-past five.
A Royal Ordinance has been issued appointing
Baron DESTONCHES President of the Electoral Col-
lege of La Sarthe; Rear-Admiral Julian of that of
Finisterre ; M. DE ST. AIGNON of Loire Infesieurot
and M. RAMBAUD Mayor of Lyons, of the Rhone.
The Chamber of Deputies were to meet on
day, when the Report of the Committee on
solution of the Chamber of Peers foi the abolition ,
the Droit d'Aubaine, and the part of tier• Budget
relating to the Expenditure, were.to lie piesnatiiil
The Committee on Petitions, will alan
report on several Petitions against, soy ,elseratio.
in the Election Law, from Itlolun, Besonocito
Petitions to the same 'effect are iligiting
.
every part of France,
.Iklantisi
Brest.. Donaii*Metsu.and..mstimstriathiir Opens,
`expected that by the :time Mt Saierteatmei''
•

'Won comes

r, there will be Pea,

tions against it from z-irsige majority of the Electors
irollbitit file King4sau • . •• 1" •
The COronatiott of the :Knit, will, it is nwsriaid.
irobablfiake place on the lst.of August
The Idernoirs-of Count de Lis CASAS
seized Utile-boos, of the Bookseller, by order oldie
ProCureUT de Rol.

On the triarof Cantillon, for attempting to assassi-
nate the Duke of WELL;Novos, which is to commence
the sth .of April, his Grace and several persons of his
suite, together with a great number of witnesses re-
siding in Belgium, are summoned to appear. The

summouses are transmitted to the MMisters for. Fb-
reimi Affairs of England and the Netherlands, to be
by them delivered to the parties.
French five per Cents.—Shut price, 68 f. 20 c.—
Wednesday, ex. div. 66 f.

Dimas= Szict of the 22d Afareb, 1817,- ei E. GO C.

424 Sept. 1817, 791.. GO c.
42c1 March 1818., 77 f. 60 c.
224 Sept. ' 1818, 745 f. 7.5 c.

It is reported that the coronation, by the Port, of
the Emperor of ACSTRIA, as Sovereign of the Lom-
bardo-Venetian Kingdom, will take place at Milan,
about the middle of April. Tile EMPEROR and &t-
-rans will, k is said, proceed direct to Naples, and
not visit Rome till their return.

The 15th of March is fixed upon at Berlin, Is the
period when the deliberations on the projected Re-
presentative System are to commence in the Prussian
Council of State.

The new Hanoverian Constitution has been, it is
said, communicated to the Hanoverian Diet, but it

is not yet published.

Loan

IN'S OFFICE, MARCH IS.

It h expected that all Persons attending his Royal
Highness the PRINCZ Racasx's Levee on Thursday
next, will appear in Deep Mourning (with Weepers).

BRIGHTON, MARCH ls.

• A few night' ago, the RZOZIFT, in a merrymood,
determined*, sap in the Kitchen of the Pavilion. A
scarletuloth was thrown over the pavement, a splen-
did re*. was provided, and the good-humoured
Parma sat down, with a saketpurty of hisfriends,
and spent a joyous hour. The Whole of the servants,
Particularly the female pan, were, of course, delight-
ed with this iiirk of Royal condescension. There
have been but few Pavilion arrivals and departures
during the present week.

The Duke of YORK came to town on Pritday even-
ing, from Windsor. At half-past five o'clock on
Saturday morning . his Royal Highness left York
House tior Brighton.
Saturday the Duke and Duchess of Gtoucarria
had a select canner party. Yesterday their Royal
Highnesses attended Divine Service at St. George's
Church, Hoover-square. - This evening the Duke
and Duchess are expected to honour Covent Garden,
Theatre with their presence, to lee the new Tragedy
of Evadne and Aladdin.

The Archduke kfaztanstax left the Clarendon
Hotel, Bond-street, on Saturday, for the Pavilion,
Brighton, on a visit to the Panics Rnoznx. His Im-
pend Highness is expected to return to town this pay.
The Duke and Duchess of 140111141UMMIIICLAND gave
a grand entertainment on Saturday, to the Dilates:
oflllournass, Lad GRAHAM, Lord and Lady ciave,
MURRAY,Lord and Ledy Lord PALIIIII4STON, Lady
Fluor HATTON, Lady HARRIET WYNN, Miss COR-
WALL, the Hon. Mr. PZItCY, kc. at their house in St.
James's-square.

Txs PWax.—Yesterday the atmosphere brightened
up, and we had a ,very seasonable day, a cold wind
and much dust. These alloys did not prevent the
sprightly and the gay from attending the usual pro-
menade. Hyde Park has not exhibited such a crowded
scene during the present year, as it did from the hours
of four till half past five. Nothing new appeared in
the female costume ; puce appears to be a favourite
colour for pelisses and boots. Feathered blade bon-
nets are still. the rage, and they are still worn pre-'ously large. The favourite vehicle called a
rt.sgt:y takes the lead of every other, in consequence
of Lord SZITON and sirJoun Lane's having adopted'
them : dennets and tilburies are going out—The Laird
of the Clan MiNacurrrn, appeared in a one-horse,
chaise in full oat:lite!

On the 14th ult. were interred in Welford Chancel
the remains of Mrs. PIGOTT, of the Bridge Villa,
Maidenhead, 'relict of GIPTEIriI PIGOTT, Esq. and
younger daughter of the late JOHN ARCHILII, of Wel-
ford Park, Berks, and of Csopessale, in the county
of Essex, Esq. It was the unvaried tenor of the
whole life of this may benevolent personage to pro-
mote the interests and secure the happiness of all
abound her. An amiableness of manner endeared herj
to her friends and acquaintance, whilst the case or
her courtesies impressed the distinction of her rank.
Mrs. PIGOTT was a descendant of the family of Fin
\Vitalism, by the marriage of her fither with Lady
MARY, sister of the late Earl, whose sister marrying
the last of the Lords GODOLPHIN, she (Mrs. P.) was
intimately connected with both those illustrious
houses. 'ln marriage she preferred the affections at
the heart to all the glare and glitter of the world.
But the dearest feature of her character is, that she
went about deing good, the sources of her charity
never failed, theabodes of the poor she cheered with
_ _
relief ' " - and
conceived

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NAVAL • INTELLIGEWcz

The following is •copiedifrOnt. the Brad
tt
lieti England Cc:dice-house:.
Tb 4 Amity, Maxwm..l.., from We* York, for
tlff Cape Clear tech February, dod landed settee
The Crisis, Mean, from Philadelphia, Which .
has been got off and carried into the River at Liver
The Science, CURRY, from Savannah, is arrived
she sailed in company with the Chatham, for LintpeaL
' Fatiatoirru, Maw= 11 and 11.-6 Wind
berry packet, for America, is (Waned until the jai
i neat.
&enlists packet, for Lisbon and. Jamaica, and the:
of Salisbury packet, for the Brazils, sail to:morrow.
Penseset, Means 12.—Wind
bound vessels, on their respective voyages.
Antowrm, Mutest
from Cork to London, has beer. repaired, ,
Poinsuonsm, Maacn 14.—Wind E.E.a....tyriarcl Lis
ship liforgiana, from the Downs ; Industry from Plymouth. Sailed the Wolf gun-brig

DEAL, Maas: le.s—Wind Nit --Came k
last s.lrening and sailed the Margargt, Sonintseatss,
niseborough. L..tats, fur Montierratt
Ronzarson, for Pliatdelrhis.
DOVIR,L MMICii VS.—Sailed this day
Packet, Captain HALLAND", for Ostend, u
gets; also the Chichester Packet, Captain
French mail and passengers. Madsen
ing the King George Packet, Captain
passengers; also the Dcdr6, Frer.ch
with a mail. Sailed the Pell, Captain STRAINS,
passengers.

Hiawica, Mame 14.—The Le Arnie,
land to Dunkirk, has been brought in lit
raisaeln, bleb% been on shore on the Guniittt

Hrta. Mazes 12.—Sailed the Itquestris
Bums; John, NIWIIAM, and Andrew
Davis's Strait's,
Borst,, Masai It —The James, list;„
out of this harlatAir on Wednesday night, "
to-day, after heaving part of her cargo r'

Ctszon Ilona, Ma RCM 15.—Entered
Verveagting, Bruins, from Ghent. Entered
Mary, Barclay, for Antigua; Edward, Wes,
Emmeline, Plaskett, for Boston; Two nr,
Riga • Vigilant, Strang, for ditto t Apollo,
Resat, Dixon, for New South Wales;
ICirekhoven, for Bruges ; Canadian Packet,
Ocean, Stnithtfar Rotterdam; Margaret, 1
Cleared Outwards—Twee Gesustert, Onnen,
banns Carolina, Schlock, for Dantzit ;
India ; Ratael, Davis, for Jamaica ; .
Naples; Elizabeth, Stephens, for Rotterdam
Fryer, for ditto; tke Union, Christie,
Septet., for Stettin ; Alexander, Dezant,
Lough, for Ilamburgh ; Louise, Hopp, fc
O'Hara, far Malta; and Rose, )Taggart,
DISTRIBUTION OF PRI:
The Lapwing, for sundry seizures of
a
board at Ptgatoutbrdock ; recalled
Pymouth-dock.

The following vessels, taken up by an .
Government, for the conveyance of troops
sailed in the course of last week for Cadiz
of 510 tau; Young Dixon. Tintsstaitim, ei
Ellice, SIZTIMISON, of 460 tons;
tons; Sir Stephen Lushingtob, WlCat.t.aa,
venture, ILPernmroa, of 2so tons; Neptune
toss ; Medea, CaLwave, of 263 tons; Padic,
Ail lons.
The Morn. lhasuo, 74, TANA.
assisa, are sold out of the service.
A sloop of war, to be called the
to be built at Portsmouth Dock-,

No less than 65 ships are fittin;
land and Davie Sttaits Whale
port of Hull, for the year 1819.
The Wyp, of 22 guns, sailed yesterday
mouth for.the Sheerness station.

• The Plieasanc, Captain KELLY
Africa, and the Nautilus, Captain
Helena-and the Cape of Good Hope,
to sail ruunediately from Portsmouth.
The Spartan frigate, Captain W
Plymouth for Jamaica and Vera
The Erne, Captain SCRlnell, is
for the foreign service.
Captain W. J. Moseacot is appointed
urns ; Captain HAWMER to the Heron : '-
to the Cherokee. Lieutenant JORN
Whirworth Revenue cutter, on the
promoted so the rank of Commander
The BONNE CITOTZWIE and SA'
been sold out of the service.

The WoLF, 14 guns, Captain Y?
mess, is arrived at Portsmouth,
Irish station, to be employed under
Rear-Admiral Sir JOSIAS Mowz.ry
A promotion of Lieutenants to
wanders has taken place from amongst
ed in the Revenue ernizers, and who
active in capturing smuggling vessels,
tenant DANIEL M I Ltrit (A), Commander
glint, of 14 guns, on the Portsmouth
tenant THOMAS LIPSON, Commander
of 12 guns, on the Plymouth station
H. F. Y. Poosom, Commander of
guns, on the Sheerness stration ; ani
EVELEIOH Commander of the
gum, on the Irish station.
Monday the following Gentlemen
lified for Lieutenants Commissions, -
at the Royal Naval College, Portsmouth
Messrs. Peter Belches, late Cherub ;
Rochefort ; Lord Edward tiltichestcrs law •
dock Cowling, Egeria ; John George Dewar
muel Forersun, late Tamar: Robert Grant,Maxwell, late Raccoon ; Robert L. Park:uson,
and g. W. Smith, late Pandora.
A Private of the Royal Marines .
to be a Serjeant, for jumping froi
gate, what under weigh, to save a Lieutenant of thz
who had fallen overboard.
The contract for beef and mutton, for Plymeer:
Poor-honse, has been taken a: £2. fis. 3d. per cwt.
Saturday, the dispatches were closed at the Ear-
India House, and delivered to the Pursers of the fc
lowing ships, viz.
The General Harris, Captain G. Wctsexan; Warren It
tangs Captain R. Rawbs, ;or Prince of Watt:2l4=d and C-
The itose, Captain T. M.T.u.tia sir; and Minerva, Captais•
Maixs, For Madras and Bengal.
PAhaiIIIGULS sea sxs lik-NERAL ITAILR11.••••FOr NW!? • •
Law, Writer. For Ikm...oleo—Mews. liou.ham and Whir.-
hurry, Writers.
llasseasosas saa Boss.—For Bengal—Mesvm. Canrinrf.
RAlisardson, Writers; Mr. Macheanon, Auistant-Savor •
•Dlsairs. Meade and Jackson, Cadet: Mrs. Plowden,
Pater, Denson, V. wad L. Sbenvaud4 L. inst IL Ills;
Mears. Moore and Welland, Free Mariners., Din
Forar -
Mr. &crown, 'Writer; Licutenim M r and Mrs. acke:tee; NI •
Steele; the Misses M3CeUnitll. I.I4IrfUVIC, and Thccrool
Meows. Franeldyn, aarlWr, Wripusuth, FLaigate, llawlI•
and Ord,. Cadets
eassa.xcista PLR Martay.a...-For Bpnpd--Messrs. W. 7.341
and Clarke Assistant-. Surgeons; Messrs. lioeges sod (Ira"
Cadets s airs. Collier ; Messrs. Pile and Lar.za, Free Marier
Por Madras—irsara. Came. Campbell, Vivian and ilumftw.
Cadets; Mr. J. LAW. Fug Bowbar.-44. Wet.

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126 &C UM
• every relief a happy mof a splendid fortune
Eth°ne• a Christian heart could bestow. Her mind conce
In Thurs. great things and her hand nobly performed th
1 the Re- yet her charitidi were Unostentatious though frt6qii
olition of not F6151)11/411° (Ile poor of her own, but reache
ihipe diitint neighbourhoods. She listened
o°4o sokikiiiip,io the story, of thsi and. her
liesal4ed. sena, . never disappointed the hopes of the cUstrei
hays to Her gifts wese accompaaied • with a winning ccs
Aeration sceilsioo which graced the beauty of the Act eve
oharik as though. a mother gave. life'so
77' .
. **pp. recapcil; the Scriptural difficulty mal
/the *fifcest to Heaven as.level foi the rich as fur
Attilliess , ygoth spoken Of departed !monk has its ft
icitu(krigpon. Lot
s Int".
• • lb, uts te
•do TiltEsinie'. • ' • I• ' •

fGE WC&
21 the Bear.' • sr
. at
Yee*,
led some of ker
na, whic is -
lyre h ic
), is arrived in the
at, for 11"11,0.01.- Sit
Vind
until the task iww
rica, and the
it to-morrow,
31-"alled, altar ".
Cag•
To
-The llope.sktne
.1, and will sail toml I
L.......trri%ed Lis 11-i
dustrii (Sinai
'brig on amnia%
xneethir from the P.
iionr.alcaLn, for
crratt; and the Ile
ay the Princess Clia* 111.1
I, with a mall and r-' •
.ptain Rum", with
14.—Arrind this
Kma, frori Ca!s.
packet, (tarn coat r
Symms, for Catals, •
nie, VS.At, froin ce
in here by two id •
iunflatt Sand. . •
:trio, Orearmi; ~ •
"vr Marvel, Om;
su„ got on 'tore in •*.
ht, tut ha been p 4
of coals overhand.
ed Inwards—lift G 1/4.11
&mend Outward,.',
Wesieli, far tar
so liryhers, Mato", •
olio, remnant, for * •
; St. Aotonio de r „
:let, Robson, for a„.. •
ret, Thomas, for Ti •
Clnnen, fix Bremer; 1
; the Minerva, Am. , •
Jane, Woosithorpe, • •
ttenlagn Duke of
fur Dant-arc; p.
at, GK Ilavre; lie
o, for ]Thing; Fr.. • 0
cart, for India.
LIZE4IONEY.
of spirit', the 16th '
at No. 2, Kerr
an Agent of the Sya
'mops to South Am'.
!Wiz .—Dndallit.
ow, of 4422 tons; Ed • .'
Mnilla, Sameness, d •
musk, of 625 tuns; .
fiptune Hun, of
1; Paelie, CAMISC.;
Ali, LITER, and Fo
rice.
e MARTIN, is On •
lard.
ng out for the G
Fisheries, from
esterday from P •
•
LT, for the coast
in CHAPMAN, for:' I
Pope, with Mails, .. '
'south.
Vise, has sailed from
t Cruz.
is fitting at Plyrnoui
.ppointed to the Cal-
Peron ; Captain Joss!
RN EVELRION, of de
the Irish station, is
under.
)AVAOE sloops, haw
flosiAN, from Sheet-
, on her way to the
under the orders n
✓t.
:o the rank of Cost-
tongst those employ-
who have been Mol
vessels, viz.:a—Lie,
,mmander of the W
Ninth station; Lies-
nder of the Lapwing,
station ; Lkutesas
of the Eagle, of 14
ind Lieutenant Jefli
Whitworth, of li
nen were found cor
ins, on • eraminatiss
tsmouth :
John Payne Brouireter
me Wasp; William Y.-•
hwar, late Wye; J. sg.
rant, Tribune;
I:nson, late Myrnieloa•
m has been pro:notc.,
from the TAGN6
a Lieutenant of th::
awn, for Plymenr:
tls. sd. per cwt.
closed at the 1.3%
.e Pursers of the fc.
US/MAD; Warren It
Waten lsland and Cri
ud Minerva, Captain.