Star.
London, England, 1816-09-06 00:00:00

FART OF TUESDAY MORNING.

COURIER

A foreign Game contains the following details
as to the progress of vaccination in the various parts
of the Globe:

•• The Ambassador from England to the Court of
Ispahan announces, that the presumptive heir to the
Crown, and 1500 persons of his suite. have been
vaccinated with matter sent from Europe, and that

in the city of Teheran. this salutary practice makes
new progress daily.
66 Dr. Scott has -succeeded in vaccinating 40,000
prisons on the coast of Coromandel, and this opera-
tion has perfectly succeeded on all subjects.
" The Negroes alone present some anomalies,
which is ascribed to the nature of their skin. The
vaccination has 'been renewed upon them five times
before it took effect."
The King of. the Netherlands has permitted seve-
ral Belgian Officers. who have obtained the Cross of
the Legion of Honour, to continue that decoration.
U. Joseph de Podinaniezki, Chamberlain to the
Emperor of Austria, and Baron Paffendorf, Privy
•Councillors to his Majesty, have arrived at Paris in
the quality of Commissioners and Arbiters for. Aus-
tria, to the COonnission of Finances established at
Paris.

All the English Journalists relate that an English-
man bas been killed by the bayodets of the National
Guards, on one of the Boulevards of Paris : this
story, which is devoid of truth, pro►es that the Jour
finalists of England baire v*ry faithless Correspondents
at Paris.

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ISAMU, AUGUST ts.
On the 6th.instsat, *several Dishops, appointed to
Dioceses in South America, have .been eunscoigted

411 the thutcb ae la kelt; of "that-cley. the ibeti%
which this ceremony brought together WAS very ho.
Haut. We have received no intelligence of late hem
Mexico : it is difficult to foresee the period when the
new expedition will leave nor harbours.

CIVI'I'A VECCHIA, AUGUST IR.
Mahomed Molncco, a *l'unisi.en, has ani,cd!
in a Sardinian vessel—he continued his route fie
Rome. Several reports were spread immediately
specting this personage, who seems to have scrod
in Egypt at the time of the French expedition. He
is going to the Pope, on a missi.w from the Bey
Tunis—he is also said to be employed by the Lupe.
ror of Morocco, and sent by this Zlvereigl also
the Pope. At Rome he will have an interview xi
the Foreign Ambassadors.

The arrival of this personage has excited a pod
deal of cos.veraati :n. He has three persons in hn
suite. skho spew him great respect. He vi.iied
Governor, who furnished him with an escort for the
voyage. Mahomed seems to be S 6 years of age;
is small in stature, but his figure is agreeable;
speaks a kind of Italian which is easily understood
We shall soon see what part he is going to play ill ;Li
diplomatic mission.

NAPLES, AUC UST 12.

On the 7th instant, at four P.M. a violent shack
of an earthquake was felt, wl:ich msyk all the en.
virons of Vesuvius shake, and announced a new env.
lion of this dreadful volcano. A few seconds alter.
wards two torrents of flame began to flare from the
summit of the Cratir, and took the direction, the oa,
towards the Mauro, and the other towards the Ca.
malduli, in the tracks of the old lava. Happily the
eruption ceased at night tall, whhout causing any
other damage.

Mr. Pinckney, the Minister from the United States,
presented his credentials to his Majesty on the
instant. Mr. Pinckney will afterwards proceed
St. Petersbergh, as resident Amb,:s•ador.
Some vessels from Corfu have brought us a Pre.
donation from General Havi:and Smith, Pre7tleri
pf the Commission of G tvcromerit estAblished by
Thomas Islsit;ancl, which states the plague has
titely ceased in Colin.

This morning we received Baltimore rgers
the 19th of July, but they contain no news of interest,
being chiefly filled with observations on the Bank.
paying in specie, the particular; of which we coma
municated some time since : the c.,nsevence
been, that specie, in the course of one week,
fallen 3 per Cent.

By letters this morning received from Naples
the 15th ult. we learn that the o hole of the Arnetit
squadron continued thcsc. Mr. Ply;caNav had dell.
vered his credentials to the King, and some official
notes had passed between them, the substince
which *as, of course, only known by report,
were, that the matter was likely to be accommodated
by certain advantages to be granted to the Americas
trade; other reports at Naples were, that either'
money, or the Port of Syracuse in soveteignty
naval port for the American scriadros, were tc
given up. The Neapolitan Government would
deavour to evade the questions altogether, upon
phi that they ought to be settled by the Congrest
Vienna.

Tile PerxcE REGENT was to sleep, the first Ai;
at Oxford, on his way to Warwickshire.
Wednesday morning her MAJESTY. accompiniedl
the Pumas:as, went to Bagshot Park, on a visit ►,
the Duke and Duchess of GrsucEstea, and teturned
to the Castle in the evening.
Yesterday the QUEEN and PaiscfssEs wens
Virginia Water, where they were net by a select
fishing party. An elegant ma'quec was pitched
the watet side, and prepated for their reception,
where they dined.
' The Dublin Papers of the Std inst. which ar, ivy(
terday, do not notice the illness of Lord WIIITWOI
Thursday sennight the Duke of WELLIN(
'visited the Opera, at Paris, for the first time since
Grace's return to that' Capital. On this occ:.
Mr. OSCAR BYRNa made his debut there, in a par
deux with Madepoiselle COUP.TIN.
Sir L. and Lady OTWAY, Sir S. ROISILLY, Si►
BLAIR, Sir T. BAILLIE, Lad) Rcibus. a 94 Genffai
Fancussot, have joined the etrcle:ot distincti,
Cheltenham.

Mr. MACHEAaIt, whei has enjoyed' so Much. prr
cial reputation, is engaged at Covent.garden The
and makes his debut soon after the opening.
KEAN has been engaged to appear At Edinbo'
few niOts in October, at one hundred guineas a i
Three young Ladies of high celebrity as Da,
by the name of DeNtArrr, are engaged by Mr.
ms, at Covent-garden 'l'lleatre for the ensuing se
The celebrated Signor Ltmo, with two bear
Spanish girls named ItAmos. are also to appear
earlier part of the season. These are the same .
niards, from the first Theatre of Madrid, who ream
drew forth such excessive applause at Paris.
The weather at Paris on Sonday last seems ti
been as inclement, in point of moistine, as it wa:
There was incessant rain tl.e whole day.
Extract of a letter from Lisbon, dated Augur
—" A French vessel has arrived here, wlitel
boarded on the 9th ilistant by a polacre ship, off
9t. Vincent's. It is thought to be cne of the Eml
of Morocco's cruisers, though the rrenchman
seats if to be an Algetine."
Stocks rather decline than rise, thouph there
abundance of unemployed money in the C:ty.
Capitalists seem willing to keep the l‘lieister at
length, ready to move as he does. They !taro
,no sort of objection to his being frightened b;
attitude into' the folly cf preferring the Sinking
to the national prosperity. It he is wise, the+
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be frightened first.