Star.
London, England, 1817-06-10 00:00:00

A.,
CEIoiRLFS

The original of the following letter, in the hand-
writing of King CHAIILEIN is now in the possession of
a Gentleman in London. The Acquittance (Re-
ceipt) alluded to, of which we also give a copy, is
written on the back of the letter itself. The sal at-
tached to this letter is an oval, three-eighths of an
inch in length, and something less in breadth. It is
kno.en that this Monarch had a diamond seal. It
wia be esteemed a favour if any of our Readets, wl.o
know any thing of this seal, will favour us with a
description of it.
" I am soe much informed of your good Affection to me that
I cannot doubte of your readinesse to assist me with the Wane of
fifty pound web I will repay to you as soone as I am able and tlie
Acquirance wets the Bever shall give you (who knows the way
ul returnirg it to me) shell be your di charge, and eiblelge me;
Anil I sb dl take your readinevic to assist me herein very well
from you and <hall alwayes be,

13rittelles this
28th of May 1658

K Your affretionate Mode
" CutAPLES

" I dor acknowleg to have rreeved from lobo ITTs -oire
Aldermln of Looden the sum of Etty pound st-sling v•itc:,:ss my
laud this 3t,th of June 1658 ";o •i [Pe i"

ENGLISH BIVIOPRICKS.

Statement of the value of the d;fferent Sees, accord-
,g to the present rentals; the inequality among
them is generally little kn iwn.

TitneEssons.
Ca tterbury. Tbe Duke of Rutland's Cousin (Dr. Chas.
Mat:Hers Sefton) £20,000
ye, k Lord Vernon's and Lord Harcourt's Brothrr (Dr.
Olwar.l Venable Vernon) - 11,000
Durham. Lord Barri .gtun's Uncle (FL S. Bareingto,) 24.01 m
Winchester. Lord :Jor h's &Belt r (him. B. Nom ) is non
Ely. The Duke ul ku:kiud'r Tutor (UI. Spark,) I 'c.t) 0
I...tidoti. I )r. I Liwley., - 9,001;
114th avid Wel.s. Duke of Gloucester's Tir.or (Dr. it.

lk.i.lot!) - . 5,00 ) I
Chichester. Duke of Richmond's Turor (Dr. Buckner) 4,i 01
Litchfield and Coventry. Lord Ctruu aids & Uncle (Ur.
J. Coniwallb.) - 61:100
Worcester. Dr. Cornwall . . 4,000
Herctord. Dr. Huntinglord . is,otiu
Bangor. Ihr Sou of the Queen's English Master (Dr. S.
1
W. MAjectilie) - . . 5,000
ot. Assph Duke of Beaufort% Tutor (Dr. 1.11101orr) 6400
Oxford. Brother art the Regent% Tutor (Dr. Jackson) 3WO
Lincoln Mr. Pitt% Secretary (Dr. (..6 P. l'onithi, ) S,UOQ
Salisbury. Palms, Charlotte's I star (Dr. Fisher) u,O, ti
Norwich. Dr. Bathurst - - . 4,01;0
Cat-Lite Duke of Portland's Tutor (Dr. Coodemouth) 3,501
3t. David's Dr. lit.rgess - - - 50.4.0
Rochester. Duke id Por land's secretary (Dr. King) 1,50
Exeter. Lord Cltiche.ter's Btoilrx (11.. u. C. Pelham) S,UOII
1 rocs borough Dr. J. Parsons. . - Lipp
Miro!. I'ir. Perc. &tars rigor (Dr. IV. 1.. Mansell) 1,00
Liatil'aff. Mr. Marsh (late Dr. Watson) .. teoO
Gloticestec. Hon. Dr. £l. Ryder . - 1,2u0
Chester. Lord kllcuborcugl.'s Brother (Dr. 11. Lap) 1,100

A porr little !veep who was dreadfully scorched
in the chimney of a home in Liverpool, died on Fri.
day last. 'Coroner's Verdict—Accident..) Death.
About 70 workmen are now employed on the new
buildings at the College of L• dinburgh. old
buildings, on the south side of the square, have ueer:
taken down.

The following vends have cleared ont from Gree-
nock sire- the 10th May with emigrants, :,'5O of whom
were from the Isle of Barra
Prnmr, Coverdale, for Quebec and Mc ntreal, 1 t
Harmony, Abrams, for ditto - - - In 6
Peace, salter foe ditto - - - 05
_ _ _

lA'.lllArn Fell, Bunn, for Picron and Cape Breton, 146
Hare, Normand, fur Picini • - - 116-700

A numerous meeting of the Subscribers to the
Chatham Church Sunday School assembled on Moe.
day last at the Sun Tavern, when it was resolved to
build a new school, sufficiently large to admit of the
education of 260 childien, on a piece of ground ad.
joining the Military Road, granted by the Right
Hon. the Board of Ordnance for that piirpose.
Wickham Church was robbed on Whitsunday, of
two surplices, the Communion cloth, and several car.
pets out of the seats. Suspicion caused Mr. Baker,
the constable, to pursue a man to Gosport, who ap-
prehended him just as he had sold the lace which he
had cut off the Communion cloth and the two sur-
plices, which be had employed a man to sell for him
to a Jew, for nine shillings.
Sunday morning, about two o'clock, as Mr. net-
thew Witty, of Little Gray's Inn lane, was passing
through Little Russell-street, Covent Garden, lie
received a violent blow on his ear, which knocked
him down ; he, however, seized the till: in, ;end held
him for some time, till two of the robber's compa-
nions came up and-rescued him ; he raised the cry of
Stoo thief !" finding he had been robbed of his
watch, &c. and the villain was taken after a despe-
rate resistance from several people, and conveyed to
the watch-house. Yesterday, on his being breught
to Bow-street Office, he was recognized to be a da-
ring character, of the name of James Willy. He
was committed to Newgtte for trial.

BIRTH.
May to, at 014 field, the Lady of Captain 1). Henderson,
younger of Stenuter, of a daughter.

MARRIED.

This morning, at Queenborough, Kent, ty the Rey. Davil
Martin of Eastchureh, Lieut. J. M. liutch.sau, it. N. to Miss
Ehrabeth Aun Heerd.
'I hut sslay, at Mar y-la• bonne, John Beve3 14 y Robinson, Esq.
Solicitot-General of Upper Canada, to Er.int.., only dauzitter of
Charles; Walker, Esq.