Star.
London, England, 1817-07-26 00:00:00

BERLIN, JULY IL

According to accounts from St. Petersburgh, her
Royal Highness Princess Charlotte of Prussia arrived
on the 29th of June in that city in perfect health, and
was received in the most affectionate manner by the
Emperor, both the Empresses, and all the Imperial
Family.

HAMBURGH, JULY 14. '
In the Cerresiteedent is the following under the
bead of a Letter from London, Bth .11tly :..04 After.

numerous applications to the Ministers, the advocates'
of the Baden Emigrants, who have been brought
hither from Holland, have at length succeeded in
procuring them a passage to Canada. Mr. Gout-
bourne, First Secretary in the Colonial Department
of Lord Bathurst, yesterday ordered a vessel for
them, and all who engage, in writing, to pay the
passage money back to the Governor of Canada,
are to be conveyed thither in this ship. But,
besides these Baden erntrants, the number of
whom may amount to 160, and whose emigration
WAS allowed by the Baden Government, (it having
bees publicly announced from the pulpits in Baden
that every one could obtain a passport to America)
there are besides, in Lon: on, upwards of twenty emi-
grants, chiefly from Wurtemberg ; but the Minister,
Earl Bathurst, has positively refused to do any thing
for these people. _ _

ei Nay, at the moment that he granted the con-
ve)•ance to the Baden emigrants, he &dared that all
emigrants who should be landed by foreign ships in
London, or upon the English coast, should be im-
mediately conveyed back in boats to the countries
from the coast of which they came. It is necessary
that this should be made public, in order to preserve
the poor emigrants from a bitter disappointment of
all their hopes."
Exchange on London. 11th July, 34. to 34. 3.

Boston, Papers to the 23d, and New York to the
24th ultimo, reached us just as this Paper was putting
to Press. The only news worth noticing, ment;ons
the arrival of the brig Junius at Philadelphia, on the
21st, in thirty-three days from Bahia. Of course
all must have sailed about the 18th, two days before
the reported capture of Pernambuco. A report was
in circulation when the Junius sailed. that Monte
Video and Rio Grande had been taken by the Buenos
Ayres army ; and that a part of the tro ips sent from
Bahia against Pernambnco.had joined the Insurgents.
Both of these reports require confirmation.

The Duke and Duchess of NORTHUMBERLAND left
their house in St. James's•square yesterday, for their
seat, Sion House.
The Duke and Duchess of BEAUFORT have left
town for their seat in Gloucestershire.
The Duke and Duchess of RUTLAND are arrived
at Brighton, from the Isle of Wight
The Countess of Powts left her house in Berkeley-
square yesterday moping, for her seat,Walcott, Salop.
Wednesday Sir ISAAC HEARD, who is S 7 years of
age, travelled from Cheltenham to London in the
course of the day. He left there about seven in the
morning, and arrived in town about eight, in order
to attend the Chapter of the Garter on Thursday at
Carlton House.

Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES Komi are gone to France,
where they had placed their children. The former
peaceeds to Geneva, where he has some claim to
property in right of his wife, whose mother was a
native of that place.
At the Lyceum, last night, when Mr. WILKINsON,
in the character of Hodge, said, "'They cannot send
me to gaol for carrying letter, unless there be trea-
son in it," the house burst into a roar of laughter and
of applause that lasted for several minutes. The
Opera was well performed. and there was a full house.
The new saloon, with its beautiful shrubbery, is very
attractive.

Vaexunr.c-Gannon.—The fineness of the wea-
ther yesterday evening attracted a numerous assem-
blage of visitors to this elegant scene. The perfor-
mances of Madame SAQUI on the tightrope, which
are substituted for the cascade, display extraordinary
strength and agility; and her ascent on the rope amidst
the discharge of fire-works is among the most singular
and striking exhibitions we have ever witnessed.

MR. SIIIINIDAN.—We are requested to state that
the Second and concluding Part of DR. WAT-
[IN'S Life of the late RICHARD BRINSLEY SIIRRIDAN
will be Published by Mr. COLBURN, on Tuesday
nest. the 30th inst. embellished with a finely engraved
Portrait of the present Mrs. SHERIDAN, after Sir
JOSHUA REYNOLDS.

CROSSING ST. GRORGE9S CIIANNSL.-Mr. SADLEW
jun. ascended from the Cavalry Barrack, ne4r Dub-
lin, on Tuesday, the 22d instant, at 4() minutes past
1 p. m. and landed about a mile and a hall Isom
Holyhead, at 7 p. in. having crossed the Irish chan-
nel in five hours and 20 minutes.

Wednesday, a man and a dog were killed by light-
ping, at Sevrimaks, in Kent, and the steeple of a
neiehhouring church thrown down.
On the 1:lth instant two young men at Mens
(Isere), in France, occupied in mowing, having taken
shelter under a tree during a storm, were both killed
by lightning.
Thursday one of the day coaches from Cheltenham
to OxfOrd was overturned near Burford: there were
fou. inside and three outside passengers, all of whom
(t•scept Mr. Gm, of Oxford, who was on the outside,
And escaped with a slight contusion) were much
bruised. Mr. HEATH, master of the City Arms public
home, near St. Mary's Church, bad his leg broken,
which has since been amputated ; and Mr. BISHOP,
the coachman, master of the Seven Stars public house
in Jesus College-lane, was most seriously injured.
Monday a melancholy accident happened atWood-
bridg,e as an empty waggon, belonging to Mr. Km,
,ot Parham, was returning home, the horses took
Ir.g!:t in the Thoroughfare, and ran away, and Mr.
ISAAC TOPPLE, fishmonger, in. an humane attempt to
prevert their coming in contact with a workman's
ladder standing in the street, was knocked dotvn by
the fore horse, and the waggon going over his body,
be died almost immediately.
j Mary Harving, a fine child, nine years of age, re-
siding at No. 9, Brownlow.st:eet, Drury.lane, was at
play with some other children in that street, about
eight o'clock, yesterday morning, facing the house of
Mr. Woodins, veterinary surgeon, when, owing to
;two of the iron rails in the front of his area being
'broke, she fell thrsiugh, a depth,of ten feet, pitching
on her head, and fractured her shut in a dre•dfui
mans e:. bLe kow hes without-hop.; of recovery.

NATAL INTELLIGENCE.

FAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Company's ships ASTELL and Pniscrss A•!C-
-MA arrived off the Wight yesterday. The Asttu.
left Bengal on the 24th February, in company %rich
the LADY CARRINGTON. The PRINCLSS AMELIA :et
China the 10th March, and touched at Anjeer the 4th
April. The ASTELL and PRINCESS ANICLIA sailed in
company from St. Helena the Sth June.
These ships left at St. Helena, the LADS* C k%-
EINGTON. MANGLES, BARKWORTR, SOVCREICrIo ar:cl
PROVIDENCE.

The WEXFORD arrived in Ct ina the latter end of
January, and was expvcted to sai!, in mapany wiTh
the AURORA (a country ship), aboltt the ";;tt- Matet.

The ELPHINSTONE, which arrived ill Ci,lna
the WEXFORD, was burnt at Whamra the !‘2:tit e-
bruary. No lives were lost. Captain FL a•.-rnne. and
most of the crew are coming home in tl.e AvßoaA

The WATERLOO, WINCHELSEA, ATLAS, GENet,
KM, MINERVA, and MARQUIS OF WELLING Vol.:,
all well on the 22d May, in 14c. 37. S. lung. 22. E.

FALMOUTH, JULY 13.

Arrived the Olive Branch GAIW, and a French
brig from Croisie, the Litter with salt; Sailrd he
Paragon, for &mon ; Perseverance, for Boh.hines;
Bonetta, for Rio Janeiro; nod the rest of tilt out.
ward-berund ; also sailed the Osborne p ,cket with a
Mail for the Leeward Islands; and the EINI) cutter,
on a min.—Wind N.W.
Pt.imor MY 24.

Arrived the Drake cutter, from a cruize ; and the
Success, from Loudon tur America. Sailed the Doi-
for St. Thomas's, and Vsrilliam Dicktousfur
Opurto.