Star.
London, England, 1819-03-19 00:00:00

of the Bedchamber.

Mr. Under-Sheriff PUL1.214, by Mr. Sheriff G. Gwynn°.
Major LONG, Royal Staff Corps, en his return from Canada,
by ths Lord in Waiting.
Major Thai, 93d Regiment, on his return from the Army
of Occupation, and previous to joining his Regiment in Ireland.
Lieutenant Cotartooc, R. A. on his return from Ireland.

The Archbishop of JERUSALEM was not among
the personages presented at the Levee yesterday.
GRAND BALL AT ALMACKS.—Wednesday night,
the assemblage was truly brilliant ; the Ladies were
elegantly attired, and wore a profusion of jewels.
At half past eleven o'clock, a new favourite Quadrille
was led off by the following couples :
Lord ANCLAX - Lady G. Fates
The Hon. Mr. Cunt Lady JAYE PAGET
Lord Aylmer - Lady C. GREVILLE
Lord CLANIVILLIANE The Hon. C. Goat
Colonel STANHOPE - Lady C. GRYTILLE
Lord ALTHUE HILL Lady C. WINDSOE
Count CARAMAN Lady G. BATHURST
Hon. Cul Prase - Miss BEAUMONT
Colonel BORA icrs - Miss FITECLARENCE
Lord CEANIORNE Lady G. LrNnox.
Gatvtaae - - Hon. Miss Rowary
COlOnel FILLEMANTLE - Lady S. KEPPEL.
The Archduke MAXIMILIAN, and the Duke of
WELLINGTON were among the distinguished Per-
sonages present.
On the sth instant died at Lausanne, in the 50th
year of his age, the Hon. J. T. Caret., second brother
of the Earl of ESSEX, married to Lady CAROLINE
PAGET, eldest daughter of the late Earl of UxsitiDdr..
The late lion. B. COLYEAR, son of Lord blitgorrowN, who
died of fever at Rome, brought on by the personal ill usage re-
ceived from a baodittl, was in his 254.1 year. On his attaining
the age of 25, he would have become possessed of funded iro-
perty of the late Duke of Alicasrra, to the amount of .C:00,000,
which now goes in equal shares to &uteri GREAT/LEAD, of
Guy's Court, and General MONTAGU MATHEW.

BETTING AT TA.TTERSALL'S YESTERDAY.
RIDDLESWORTII STAKES.

sto I agst Treasurer. I6to I agst Brother to Sooth-
-7 to 2 agst Blue Stockings. sayer.

DER BY.

61 to 1 agst Euphrates 111 to 1 agst Pledge
12 to 1 apt Iris 22 to I agst Lord Jersey's colt.
13 to 1 agst The Dontinie

DONCASTER ST. LEGER.

9 to I apt Laird 12 to 1 agst Minos
10 to 1 apt Mandan 20 to I apt Cardinal Wulsey,
11 to 1 apt Lisette (taken.) (taken.)
GRAND Poor Fate, FOR 200 GUINEAS, arrwrax RAYNFR, TIIF
KIDITISH MAN, AND THE CHICKEN 131:11:11FR.-.41e above run-
ners are considered two .f the best pedestrians of the day tOr
swiftness. The race is to take place on Tuesday, on Sunbury
Common, to avoid the crowd, the distance of one mile. Both
of the men are backed to run the mile under five minutes. It ex-
cites considerable attention among the admirers of pedestitacistn,
' more especially as it is pronounced to be upon the &pare.
GREAT PLREORMANCR.--ANTIIONY FFAIION, the Hampshire
Postman, who was backed after the sports at Monkey-hurt
on Tuesday, to perform 15 miles in an hour and 35 minutes,
started yesterday morning on a piece of turf on the Forest, six
miles from Bagshot, to do the match for 100 guineas. Betting
was 6 to 4 apt him, and the ground over which he ran was
one mile, agreeable to articles. He did the miles as follow :
MILES MIN. SIC. IIIIIRS MIN. M. MILES MIN. S.
1 • 5 40 6- 6 16 11 - 6 22
2 - 5 42 7 - 6 38 12 - 6 32
3 - 5 48 8 - 6 12 13 - 6 4 '
4 - 5 54 9 - 6 15
14 - 7 8
5 - 5 SO 10 - # 35 15 - 7 47
Total—One hour, 34 minutes, 43 seconds.
The match was won by 17 seconds. Ile did the 10 wiles within
a minute over the hour, and betting was 6t04 on time. The
match is nearly equal to the best recorded performance.

It was given out, yesterday, that symptoms of dis-
turbance had shewn themselves among the labouring
manufacturers of Manchester and the neighbouring
districts. This rumour was started by a Morning
Paper, and echoed, with some addition, or rather
amplification, by an Evening Paper. We have con-
ferred with persons very recently arrived from that
quarter, and all we have learned is, that the lalivur-
ing classes are in a state of the severest distress. The
story of 500 young poplars cut down for pike han-
dles, we believe to be unfounded.

His Honour the VICE-CrrANcrtuort has laid it
down, that a Foreign Monarch, Government, or Cor-
poration has no political or independent character
here, but in the Courts of Law arc the same as pri-
vate individuals, and can sue and be sued as such.
The property of a Foreign Monarch, Government, or
Corporation, stands likewise in the same relarien.
The only privileged characters in England, are the
Ambassador, Envuy, and suite. But should ant• per-
son of the suite engage in business, it causes a
ture of the diplomatic privilege. Such is the law of
Ithe land. A Consul-General is no privileged charac-
ter, and much less the Deputy, Agents, &c.
If you do not put yourself in the way of Fortune,
it is impossible for Fortune to find you. Seek her iu
her favourite resorts at the Otlicei of G. CARROLL,
No. 19, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford Street, and the
3 Prizes of £20,000 may reward your attention.—
The drawing will commence NEXT TUESDAY, and no
time should be lost, if you wish to participate in her
favors, CARROLL has lately sold 3 Prizes of E 30,000,
3 of 4220,000, &c. including a 1:50,000, a 4:5,00t1,
and ()thus oft, Li 4:500, in the latt soutract.

NAVAL LVTELLIGFftVCE.

ratwourat, 16.—Wind S W.—Arrived
brig. name unknown.
Dam, M.: /tell Nortb.—Arrived yes*
main t;),Vittori4,— , from Charitstou_„Jewe!,P
Virgiaia ; Ve:1115, CA r.,IJYR, from New York;
110w...an, from Lisbon. Came down frnm the Rile!,
after post, the General Pair!s, Wusteau, for Clti
fcr ;Agra ; CI arloue, Et-asset:, for Ciu,
this morr.ir.g and tail,d fur ti,e Myer, the Cm:4o
from the Isle of France aad St. Baler. i ; TA).
LAND from St. Vincent's. Carte down from ii
Elizabeth, se/macaw, fnr Malta, and sailed nab
the outward-bound East an WLIK Ii lamen on ti
voyages, with a gentle breeze front the Nortltear,
Five o'Llock, ras.—Tbe ships are just hearing
having shifted to S.W.

11;;:scArr., Masten 18.—Wind
Frances, Wicuasis, from Whitehaven to I.o:moit,
an anchor and cable, and several others for sh..itei
['OWES, MA UCTI 18.—Wind N. W.—K...!:ly a!
and wine has been landed from the I'ret•.ch brig
is on shore at the isle of Wight, and on tt
will be saved; there are several casks of supr is t
which will he damaged as the vessel is bilged. it
cult to get the vessel off.

Ltrrnroot., NAKCU 17.—Wind
INGDON, front Charleston to London, got on that
12th of February, and lost her rudder and recsil
mage, and was obliged to return to discharge ~nd
Witt far, 3liarn i7.—Last night, about ten
thick snow storm, the Ann, Tarunt, Of Surderhu
rocks near Staiths, to the Northward of this port„;
vessel will he lost, but part of the materiah is el
saved.

NORTH SHIELD% MARCH 16.—Ssiled the Cove,
Davis's Straits.

Huu., MARCH It—Sailed the Alfred, Nouns,
Straits.
limittanots, JANUARY 9.6.—His Majesty's ship
rived this morning, hearing the flag of Rear-Ada:int
who is to succeed Admiral Mayas- in thy, command.
epidemic which has lately been the can.se of great
Tobago, is now considerably rOsided; bat we
that W. &Erns, Esq. Collector of his Majesty'
that Island, has fallen a victim to that disease.

llouoxiss, (Isle of Man) FER.Iy on Sunday
the 21st instant, Castletown exhibited nothing 1,
confusion : all the shore was covered with oranget ,
of wreck ; a doubt was entertains:a of the vessel,
drifting on shore south of the chapel, with the name
Levee,' removed every suspicion. ...kir. Durr -
every exertion to save as much as possible of tt
The mast and boom were washed on shore north
.near which Captain JONkS was found, lying on his,
in boots, and seaman's coat ; in his pockets were
sonic pieces of Spanish and Portuguese silver -
Irish, and Manx half-perce, his watch, keyf,
marked half-past ten o'clock; some Papers (one
Portuguese;., a clerk's account of wool and it
Lisbon, to another in English, signed " Mr. 1.
the quantity of wool and ft uit shii,red on board
Levee." Soon after, JOIN QuArI.E, seaman, 'Nab
about twelve o'clock, P. M. a seaman named '
native of Wales), in his shirt, without stoekiol
The bodies were conveyed to Mr. Doer's cores,
attention was paid that the calamitous moment
Next day, every exertion wet made at low water s.
of the bodies; about two oklock, the rudder and
were found in about two fathoms water, whi
searchers to thirk it was near. the place the first st,
were afterwards taken up the shore side of the
bled from the temples, when put into the boat ;
of wool were alas taken up where the rudder
Lacer DRINIEWATRR, Esq. assisted by Mr. W. Der
effort on this occasion to save as much as possibl
tered fragments of the wreck. The btdies of I
and Jchn Quayle were renveyed to this town on
ing, and on Tuesday their remains were interred,
St. George's church-yard, art! the latter at Kirk
tain Joists was well known in this Island and .
character was honest, faithful, and peculiarly obligirJ
are of opinion that the cause of thiS melancholy
attributed to the quick passage from the river Tagut
he mistook the Calf Light, until be c,une too near,
what they term enibayed.
CUSIONI.IIUUSR, MARCH 18.—Entered Inwards
Clements, frum Geurra ; and the Manly, Clark,
Entered Outwards: The Frieundschaft, Pete:son,
Atlantid, Pain, fur Ilamburgh ; Velocity, Stanton,
Thai:, Robson, for Valparaiso ; Jeune Emadie' Carr,
kirk ; Alert, Leleza, for Rouen ; Amy, Bloctinfiel,
Vrow Catharina, Scholters, fur Brussels; and Ni
for Boutdeaux.—Cleared Outwards: The Jane, I
Fayal; Elize. Lange, for Lubeck; Leeds, Cobb,
Vrow Dowell. fur St. Maio; Four Fl
for Memel ; and Olive Brandt, Patterson, for Guttenburzik.

The Baring convict ship, which was so frequently
in the debates in the House of Commons, at rived at k.
the 10th of February, in thirteen days from the Downs,
the convicts, passengers, troops, and crew, in the '
health and order, and immediately continued hrr
South Wale.:.

The Bank of Sir PAUL BACHOTT and
Cheltenham, has stopped payment.— Worcester
nal, March 18th.

Money is now becoming a little. more
the City. Within the last five days an imi
has been paid for Prompts on Tea and
chases to the East India House; nearly the
of which goes to Government for Duties.
A Proclamation, by Lord CoMBERUERI
a reward of one hundred pounds, was iss
3d of January, in Barbadoes, for the di
certain persons who had maliciously rei
the Privates of his MAJESTY'S Third Wes
giment had a disposition to revolt and mum
Proclamation avers, that the Regiment In
borne the highest character for ict disci
rage, and subordination, whether in gam:
the field."
Yesterday a Meeting of the Sufferers by
of the cargoes of one hundred and forty vi
neutral flags, in the Baltic Ports of Hun
year 1810, took place at the Merchant
Office, Royal. Exchange, when,the Reps
Committee was presented, respecting the 1
of last slimmer to St. Petersburgh, from w
peared that his Imperial Majesty, in som.
tions on the Memorial addressed to him, et
first his unwillingness to give any remuneo
in consequence of an able statement of
strong and equitable reasons for a requital,'
subsequently laid before him at Aix-L
much expe.:tation was entertained, from
and honour which regulate the Imperial Cal
these unfortunate individuals would at kill
some repayment of their great losses, on
investigation' which, as the Emperor w:a
turned to Ct. Petersburgh, was expected to
immediately.
COR N-R CITA NG E, MA RK-L A NE, MAI

Although the supply of \Vl:eat coiriimi
seer what little appeared this morning met heavy
days prigs. Harley is also exceedinyly dull, and ft
per quarter lowers baring very little demand for it,
stagnation in thu Malt trade, and the recent decline
of that article. Beans are unsalable. Peas and
last Monday's prices.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, 3:APCII
Bea .....,.4s 6.1 to sb 4.1 I
Veal ss 6u
Mutton .. ..5a GA to 6s 4d l'..rls 64
Beasts 690—Calves I.so—Sheep and Landis 4150-4

HAY AM) tiTHAW PEI( LO.AU.
Hay 45 Os to .1:7 0' Straw ...AV 10s
Clovis 6 tts to 8 8. I Bowen Of C,
Lt)ti4)AiN Vrbttetl.altd ptibliaLetibi
PLacr, Turn,-ihti.

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fruit shipped la fy :n
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to Sunday etc.. 4:
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Liverpool ;
ligirg. &camel P:ii
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gut, tra days; ra*
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tle In
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in, for Smyrna;
Carr, fur bur.
,•Id, for N?pjcf
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L:ad
for Stt:tia;
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;ottenburzb sae]
ntly referred to rtatt-
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Downs, with all wht
highest state of lira's
voyage to New f=ry
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ported that r,
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port of the
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f the mazy
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la-Chapelle,
the justice
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agth recei"e
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ras now re
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