Star.
London, England, 1819-02-01 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, JANUARY 30.

The PRINCE ItEciENT took exercise on horseback
both-on:Thursday and yesterday. His Royal !Egi-
ness, in each instance, pursued his usual ride oil ILt
West Cliff. The puchess of CamucEsmit is ex;
at the Pavilion this day.
The Ambassadors .of France, Spain, Portugal,
the Netherlands, are still amongst the distinguished
guests it the Pavilion.

MANCHESTER, JANUARY JO.

The recent extensive failures have cause] t,
flatness in the markets here, as well as at Live'

and Leeds and uhat is still wor,o, they have

succeeded by that want of confidence on the pet
the monied interest, which is highly injuriuus
commerce.

Mr. lit:NT has, it seems, taken the advice of
sober part of his friends, and quitted this town (wl
presence could do no good) for London. It is
doing him !justice, however, to state, that the
turbances which have taken place here, have
in canoe been occasioned by any conduct of his
lie has conducted himself with moderation ; and
every occasion where he has been in public with :•
partisans, he has uniformly exhorted them to i,c11.4%
peaceably and depart quietly to their respective!:crnes
The Weavers and Spinners, charged with ac(
bination to raise their wages (taken up during
late torn-out.,), and who traversed the indik
against them from the last to the present .Se!,
have all been found Guilty, and the majority at
sentenced to two years' imprisonment in i.anc%
Castle : the others to one year in the same pritJt
Among the former arc 'Kay and PilkiiicdoN,
were taken into custody during the disturbance
Burnley. Gooks and Guam', two of those cone,.
in the attack on GRAY% Factory, were sentenced
three years' imprisonment each.

The Dowager Countess of SEFTON died
evening last, at her residence in Hill-street, Beat
square. Her Ladyship was in the "2 •t rear ar
age : she bad been ill about three months ; she
aunt to the Duchess of LElNtiTilt, and sister to t
Duchess Dowager of Ne.wcAsri.c,. to the Earl
HARltiNnrom, and the lion. Colonel STANHOPE.
Accounts from Chumbery state, that up to the
ult. the:weather was remai kably mild, and the d:
so great, that many of the springs were entirely r.
hansred. On that day some rain fell, followed
lightning, and afterwards by snow, which.contr
to tail for Lome dais subsequently in great

THE .412311:

rie sixteen transports now taking in stores and
visions at Portsmouth, for a foreign voyage, are
flined to the West Indies and the Cape of (hod
those for the former quarter kinder the Agency
Lieutenants R. D. PRITCHARD, Couiten, acid;
dic,se for the latter under Lieutenant T. J.
.ve. The 4th regiment, with detachments of the
regiment, tor the Leeward Islands ; and the
;11 reeiment, with detachments of the 38th regi-
A, (Or the C.:zee, Nvill embark this day and to-
The sth and 9th regiments, also f;n- the
-,eird Islands, will embark on Wednesday and
;:rsdar. the 21st regiment will follow.
The Abundance, fitting out at Deptford for a
t Store at St. Helena, is to call at Portsmouth
:2,1,0 on board detachments of the 66th regiment
tit
fridav morning sailed the UocncFonv, SO guns,
etain GREEN, for the Mediterranean, to relieve the
:BroN. Detachments of the Bth, 10th, 28th, S2d,
;(kith Regiments, from the depot at Albany bar-
, embarked in the ROCHEFORT, to join their
ective corps it Gibraltar, Malta, and in the lonian
The RAcca cutter (as a tender) will join
e R,VIEFORT off Plymouth.
Major-General Sir EDWARD BARNES, appointed
zritl in command at Ceylon, will go out in the
Areti css, 26 guns, Captain Hon. V. GARDNER,
Licit ship will shortly sail tor the East Indies.
letters from India state, that Captain SPARKES,
the t!dbattalion of the 10th regiment, was killed
e.adant resistance which he made at the head of
,!,%:-.07 men against APPAH SAHIB, whose force
of 2090 horsemen, and 1500 Arabs.
A brneral Court-Martial commenced this day, at
o'clokk. at the Office of the Board of Claims, (-T-
-rine the ALtniitalty, by order of his Royal High-
ss the CONINIANDER-IN CHIEF, to try Lieutenant-
L,Tiel HAY, of the 18th Ilu,sars, ou several charges
,:,ibited against Lim.—Lieutenant-General Sir M.
!NEY, President.
CORK, JANUARY 26.
Sailed the Defence, \Vyton, and Lady Hamilton,
.irspotti, with the 27th Regiment, for Gibraltar
.1 Sierra Leone ; the John, Alfred, and Fame,
~ports, with the 50th Regiment, for the West In-
; Albury, Sir George Osborne. Aurora, and
;lliant transports, with the 82d Regiment, for the
.taitius; Windermere, Albina, and Oromocto
71sports, with the 20th Regiment, for St. Helena ;
d the Leyton transport, with the 45th Regiment,
Ceylon.

Friday passed by Portsmouth, for the River, the
.7dia, GELSTON, from Alexandria, last from Hall-
:it, iii 21 days. Mr. LOCKWOOD, Naval Surveyor ;
Ir. DrsamtEs, Attorney-General in Nova Scotia;
flptain BRETON; Lieutenant ()put, 98th Regiment;
d Endgn ALLEN, 15th Regiment, were among the
,engers. She left Lord DALHOUSIE and the Pro-
..r e all well. The 15th, 62d, and 3d Battalion of
tiOth Regiment, were in gat ri,ott at Halifax. The
th frigate, Sir JOHN Louts, Batt. was the only
lip of scar lying at the port. Sir DAVID MILNE,
the Leander, Bellette, Grasshopper, &c. wa, at
. iuda. The season had set in with seventy,'some

i there had been a great fall of snow. The Lydia
.:brougla no news front Canada, the Novembei-
lnot arrived in due course.
le Heal, at Deptford, and the Griper, at, Chat-
are ordered to be fitted out to explore the arc-
.iteic.tis in the Spring.
. :at.: Dauntless, Captain the Hon. V. GARDNER, is
r::,:ted to go out of Portsmouth harbour to-morrow.
l;:ey to the amount of £lOO,OOO, on merchants'
Lunt, has been shipped on board her for convey-

to Calcutta.
new Aberdeen and Leith smack Mardi ic ness,
r.luutlej, after leaving Leith on Monday, v...r;
::en on ihote at Elie, and wrecked the same night.
ee passengets were drowned.
Bete have been discovered on the banks of the

l'et .
Mutrimak, 20 miles from Saint Louis, -in the
sited Stites, some tenths built of stone, constructed
r4ll a certain degree of art, and ranged in symme-
rcal order, but or' which none is more than,lther feet
ktg. The human skeletons found in them do not
tccdtAree feet in length, but the teeth prove that
e jf-r6ons nmst have been of mature age. The
4luhat: (tit of proportion with the rest of the body.
1,:., then are discovered the pygmies Or Lilliputians.
1...: Jiving at Rome on the '2d inst. near the Co-
kru of Thocas, there was found afrAgtucnt con-
r!1:, 17 lines of the Consular Fasces, the principal
6i w'aich relate, to the commencement of the se-

;7! Punic war, and sumc of the subsequent years.
ne French Papers, alluding to Sir Alur.nAy
FAxi+tu.'s inability to renew the contest for West-
4.Q.er, remark that he may exclaim with Sere4tan
Trag:l.l.y of Zaire—
' Cue puvretc noble est tout ce qui me re,te!"
TiE PIONCESS Or \VALES.—A letter from Milan,

NI January 1, says—" The Princess of WALES is
4ing preparations for a trip to the Holy Land.
Ita:en, and young AUSTIN (who is always ad-
el by title of 'Prince), accompany her Royal
-d: less, together with :t vast suite. The PntscEss
the Mardtioness of Douradts that it was her in-
)a to be absent six months: and that she meant
r:a all the places of note in Egypt. Daring the
".:Ess's absence her new Palace will proceed.
x. Gentlemen lately arrived from England, and
long COUICICIiCe with her Royal Highness."
those who tesuld warzzoliz
conscqueoccs to which neglect,:d and ill-
( ot:glis so ft et-int:nay lead, we wonid ear-.
NI) recommcrd, at the present trying season of
an (mil): perusal of that excellent little
`."-li%e on Coaphs, ty Di. Wm. Dr Btu-ma:xi
llighutis..; the Pm Ncr: REGENT).—
tw:.l Lc u nd to r(:ntain one of the most clear :tad
accounts ever yet pobli,,lted
various causes of Coughs, and tha rr a t cer

sof cure, lomaled on a long and .-.ttenti %re
.I;un of this el as: of humar.malitaies,
.tt, of :natty Years attendance km the London
and hale been hithe:to ouiy used 1:y
PhriLhtus, of who experience the author
Lid peruliar opportnnities of availing himself,
•; very extensive travels through eve; y part of
t ,onakent.—Priart_d for the Author, Great Co-
;- freer, Brenswik-slnare : Published and sold

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