Star.
London, England, 1817-10-07 00:00:00

tHE AA an: .

Wed's,*lay the four troops of the Royal North
British Dragoons (Sewall Greys), commanded by
Lieutenant Colonel CLARKS, now quartered at Piers-
hill Barracks, ss ere reviewed on Portobello Sands, by
Major-General HOPE. Both men and horses looked
rem it kably well, and went through the difieient ma-
vestivres and charges with the greatest exactness. As
tile day was fine, a great number ut spectators were
on the ground, and many cartiagea, lull of fashion-
able company, attended.
General Sir JOHN BYNG arrived at Hull on Wed-
nesday, when he inspected the Soldiers' Barraelts, ecc.
and next day reviewed the Sad Regiment, tins, in
that garrison—he appeared much satisfied with their
discipline.

The PRINCE REGENT returned to town on Sunday
night from Windsor. Yesterday hi. Royal Highness
have an audience to Count MUNSTER.
rhe Duke and Duchess of NEWCASTLE and family,
Arrived yesterday evening at their house in Berkeley-
,quare, from Worthing, for a few days, on their way
to Climber Park, Nottinghamshire.
L•rd DuNnAs is returned to his sett, Asher Hall,
Yorkshire, from a shooting party in N,lrfolk.
The visitors to Cheltenham, as the season advances,
contir,oc to increase, in number and respectability.
Am ing the latest arrivals are Mrs. MAXWELL, of Ter-
raugl.tie, and the Misses HvsLop.
The Bavarian Ambassador, Lord HAwKE, the
,Earl and Countess of BasalnouGo, Lord And Lady
SAY and Same, Lord Cam, and Lord Eusktras, are
in the lisp of the latest arrivals at Brighton.
The Marquis of Suers, accompanied by Messrs.
BROWNS, left the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street, on
Saturday morning, for Paris.
The Earl of DARTMOUTH left town a few days
since for his seat, StafF.irdshire.
The Earl and Countess of Stiros, Lord and the
Lars MOLYNEUX and family, arrived on Saturday
evening at his Lordship's house in Arlington•street,
from Paris.

The Earl and Countess Of BRIDGEWATER are re-
turned to their seat, Ashbridge, Hera, from a tour.
Lord HOLLAND, we are happy to state, is better,
and is expected to leave Paris shortly for England.
The Archbi.hop of CANTERBURY left Lambeth
Palace yesterday for Ramsgate.
The Right Hon. THOMAS GRENVILLE has left Lord
GRENVILLE% seati-Dropmore, for Worksop Manors,
li.utinghanahire, on a ♦isit to the Earl and Countess
of Suuxtv.

The Hon. Wst. Bunting. left town yesterday for
Langtry, Kent, on a visit to the Marchioness of
ExITES.

The Hon. E. S. EARDLEY has left town on a tour.
General ORD and J. Snore, E►q. arrived yesterday
in mein, from H fats.

C.,lonel and Mrs BAILEY arrived yesterday in town,
from their seat in Beth.

Wednesday last. the Duke and Duchess of Gum.
cab Tea receivei company at Mount Edgecumbe; on
Thursd 1 the Duke reviewed the troops on the Pa,
rile. alter breakfasting with the General; cn Friday
they vibited the Hospital. and afterwards went to
Saltram ; on Saturday (hey went up the Tausar ;
And yesterday returned to Weymouth.

The Countess of ASIIEURNRAU is ordered by her
physicians, for the benefit of the sea air, to Bexhill,
where two houses have been taken for the reception
of her Ladyship and family.
Sir J. and Lady READ. Sir S. 11014 TRAY. and Sir
•Hsttar Callow, have joined the fashionable' at Bath.
Thy Earl of STRATIMORt is at present much in.
disposed a 4 his seat, in Northumberland.

The Prussian Envoy, Baron Human° and suited
and Mr. LAMOSDORM Charge d'Affaires from the
GrAnd Dukes of BADZM ■nd Haus to this country,
arrived in town last Sunday, from the Continent.
Baron FACIZL. Ambassador from the King of the
NITUZALANDS, is expected this day, at his house,
Whitehal!•pl:ice, from the Continent:

Saturday 30.000 hallsovereigns were received at
the Bank from the Mint. They are milled the same
as the sovereigns, but instead of George and the
Dragon, the rescue side has the armorial hearings of
Great Britain, encompassed with a shield.
JOSEPH BONAPARTE resides at present on a farm
owned by himself, known by the name of Point
Breeze, situate on the River Delaware, near to Bee.
dentown, and about thirty miles above Philadelphia.
He assumes the title of Count de Simulants; is in
habits of intercourse with some of the families in his
neighbourhood; receives visits from the Ladies and
Gentlemen who occasionally resort to Bordentown ;
sometimes gives caret taitanents. and seems disposed to
make himself agreeable to all, by accommodating
himself to the Republican manners of the country.
He has expended a considerable sum in the improve.
went of his farm) and has added much to then:amid-
Ibrauty of the situation. His residence last winter
was Philadelphia, end the house • lately occupied by
M. de KANTZOW, the Swedish Minister, is now fitting
up for his reception doting the approaching winter.
Batbadoes Papers to the 27th July last are arrived.
Lord COMBILUMERR, the new Governor, in the begin.
min g 01 the month reviewed the troops on the Island,
and expressed himself much pleased with their stale
of discipline. The inhabitants bad marked their re-
gard and respect for his Lordship by several splendid
entertainments. His Majesty's ship ANTZLOPC, bear.
ing the ti kg of Rear-Ado iral HARVEY, anchored at
Barbadoes on the Ist of July. The HYDRA, BCA-.
SIMMER, BRAZEN, and CHILDLRS, arrived a few days
after. On the 15th of July thcright wing of the 2d
Regiment left the Island for Si. Vincent, .in Abe He-
' DNA, which ship was alterwardi to call At st..
and take toßarbadoes the right wing of the .634,Ite-
girnent. Major Corrou.v,, of the 24 itegirmint of
Foot, died on the 10th of July on his passage, to Bar.
badoes from Tobago. He was buried in St. Mi:
eh eel's ChorCh-yard the ISib;with military honours.
On the 251 d his 401
...411JUSIr* slips ANTELOPE and SCA•
WANDER coded from the Island; th'e latter fur Bet.'
snuck, being in want of wives. The Duke of York
packet, from Falmouth, arrived at Berbadcies on the
24• th July, on which day a vessel also arrived there
Iron Antigua, bringing a company of the 634.1 F•pot.
On the '2sth .of July. the _heeling packet reached
'dm Island.

NATAL ATPLLIGEVE.

rALMOUTII, OCTOTIER 4.
Arrived the Industry, from New Brunswick, r.
London ; Simpson, from Norway, for P1yr441,,.
Margaret, Cntnuer.4, from Cidit, for Lnndns:
tour transports with troops from Dover ;
stress of weather. The Lord atesteific:d
of Kent packets got under wtigli tiiis allerho
in consequace of the heavy sea they were oble,:ti;
bear up again.--Wind E
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER c.

S tled the Gladssin, TANKERsLY, for St.Tlmml!‘
South America, with •bout 40 passenger;,
British Officers, to pit the Independents. Also si:,l
the Eliza, Asittir, for Bremen.—Wind
DEAL, OCTOBER 6.
Remain in the Downs the Sm.EaN (Ogee, ri
three colliers, one with her foremast gone, s!:ic,...t
carried away in trying to best to winds:4rd.
HARWICH. OCTOBER 6.
The Thetis packet, tl.at sailed yesterday far Cr,
tenbursit, has put back to-day by contrary vir.d,
SHEERNESS, OC I OBER 6.
The Elizabeth, DAVii, from London for L'7l.
pool, has cut from her anchor in the five-totts4
Channel, and run into this harbour. &vet-4106es
have also put in for shelter.

KIN3ALE, SEPTIMBFR so.
The Enterprize pilot-boat so-ke, nine leasers
Old Head, the brig James, of Mitehaven, hos, j 4.
maica, very short of provisions.

GRAVESEND, OCTOBER 6.
Arrived the Mamma, Mattoon, from Dunkirk;
Mirk, and Jerry lan, Overhand, irnm Amsterdam ;
reagh, Glecide, from Jamaica; William, I)awton, Prit:t4
Coburg, Ladd, Martha,Thomae, and Vrow Markin; %a:l.,
from Rotterdam; Nora, Tayne, from Norway;
teris. from Memel ; and Andersoiss. Sayers, from Onel:a. $4l
the St. Nicholas, Milce, fur St. Thomas ; Bliza and Jar, ;ea•
kins, for Lhibon; Dishman, for H:a►burgh ; is for,
Baker, for Leghorn ; Allred, Grit.% foe Newfoundlaud ;sd
Jenny, Scotland, for Bremen.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCTOBER C.

Site
INTIRID Jelin Baker, At!shy, No
Genoa ; the I ark, Munden, front Jersey; Marquis of An7loß.
Walters; Eagle, Wright; and Waterloo, Junta, from Anti.%
Flying Fish, Smith; and Fox, Fox, front Ostend; Cosinsp•ly
barber, from Leghorn ; Rapid, Johnson, from the Ca?e of eyed
Hope; Atexaodell, Crockart ; and Three Johns, Robilts, fees
Amsterdam; Four Brothers, Borselthe ; and Bri•annia, Kts%
from Dantzic ; Peter Procter, Peterkin, from Dismitica; taay,
'Fonder., frill. Naples; Hope, Flacy, from Pa'amm; links
Boar, from Norway ; Aurora, Sazby, from Calais ; Idr.;ltt e 4
Martin, from Stockholm ; Venus, Lawson, from Baia;
garet. Glen, from Cadiz ; Prince of Orange, Ellis; and 1,11
Jan Dirk, Antonia Duan, from Rotterdam; also the Voidigps,
Wallis, from Wolgast.

OUTWAtsi—The Braver, Forrest, for Dublin; Betsey,
kin, for Madeira; Endeavour, Samuel, and Resolution, Ram%
for Antwerp; the Fort William, fonts, for Forts St. Gern;,r el
William; Mary, I.usk, fur Fort William; Melantlio Punt,and Magnet, Watkins, for Hayti; Tigress, Sisk, and 'Hant.,e,
Adanison, for Jamaica ; the Fortitude, Johnston, for RottenkPilgrim, ;
Prosser, for St. Vincent's • Christina, Radar, for An.
stardom ; Cyprus, Davison, fur ElaiLeur and Stettin.; mid Sabi,
obiesox, for Bremen.

The English brig Auguste, from Newfourell4
to Genoa, was boarded on the 12th ult. four leapt+
W. of Cadiz, by an Insurgent schooner, who inform.
ed the Captain, that he bad made four captors—
among-them a ship and a brig. The said %cheerer
gave chore to the Spanish schooner Nomantis, fret
Santander, but gave up the chace to go after a retch.
The Maria, ,ROSA, from Santander, Gijon, sal
Vigo, with a cargo of oats, was taken 1 lth Septera.
ber, five leagues E. from Cape St. Maria ; and the
Carmen, from St. Sebastian, with a cargo of ims
ware, was also taken on that day, in lat. 36 49. N.
lotig. JO. 7. meridian of Cadiz ; and the 13u:naver.
tura, from St. Sebastian and Santander. with a cargo
of iron for Government, seven miles W. of Cape at.
Vincent's; by a schooner privateer; which, silt
plundering them of part of their cargoes, suffer 1
them to proceed.

By recent letters from Mexico, it would appear thal
the Royalists are confident of maintaining NO
ground against the Insurgents. It is given as a pull
of their security, that 8,000,000 dollars had jint,t,
rived at,Vera Cruz from Mexico, entrusted to tie
escort of, Only 45 men.
Such exertiuus are making in every direction fat
the Patriot Giese in Veneznela, that most people pm»
diet the complete independence of that part o! ::otuh
America in the course of the next twelve arlmhs.
A Royalist schooner lately arrived at Laguirs
from Cumana, with several prisoners male and fee: ape;
among them was a beautiful young girl, who was
sentenced to have both her hands cut off for baring
been caught in the act of :nuking a Pairisfic Pas!
Bermuda Gazettes to the 24ui of August, c'~:,:.'l
an official communication from the Treasury to :is
Commissioners of the Customs at that Island, of a
new table of fees upon a reduced scale, to ht. !;:oc,
forth taken by the various officers in that eepa:.»-,-t
throughout the whole of our West India Colonicu—
This communication half given 'wisteria 6azista,;:iii
to the Merchants at Bermuda. The Bermuda 64-
seues-esoote letters from the Floridas, rot..
that the inhabitants of those provinces were in e. 7
**pi ctation of their being formally ceded by Spain a
the United States of America.
A article from Bombay of the Ist of Match, sacs,
" A singular but melancholy accident happened at
beard the grab liameody, NACQUISAH COOTY etlY4
in the course of her voyage from Calcutta to this
When off Ceylon, about two months ago, on sound..
ing the pumps, it was observed that the ship had,
made more water than usual, upon which a man r:11
down into the eve II to ascertain the state of it, rct
sear
arediattly returning nor giving any answer as
called to, his brother went down atter him, as he al.*
did not return to give any answer,
the Serang e
ship went down, but he likewise returned
answ»,
a man thenialmeanded with a lauthorn, and it was vt"
served that,when.he bad reached the bottom, the lacy
thorn drespod, not of his hand and the man hirmeq
fell down; the melts hatches were then opened A 'I »a passagonaathsso the place br unstowing the 0(1
::
oF rice; thirlotir men were found lying stn.!.
round the.pump, but with some appearance et id:, remaining ; they Were immediately removed, but
rc
regret to state that they all died in she comae el es
hour or MO afterwards. The cause 'el this utitorre•
date accident has arisen, without doubt; from t!'e t'a
of the pump having been filled with aerial c structive to
c o life,nt: ami idatiornsatab It ri
pbably
.riutb.ll ‘ll,

5PC,R771.0 ATULIGENCE.

FrATINO..—Very little betting tnok pyre yesterday a• Tat-
-.ll's,,it bring iettl•ng day after the Newmarket and the Den-
• rltacn, ord Rous's colt is the favour to for the Derby,
br the Oaks.
4. the Annual Prize, (being a Piece of Plate) given by
-,city of Archers, was shot for, at their Butts, auJ
r Mr. lolls Prise, tretch4rr,
g„,,,u—rke licrlit between a4.t..gruts and Turner, for 154
a side, risme ills day -- Poraculare to-morrow.

The Marquis of Excren ii :,turned to his seat,
1;,,4111, Lincolnshire, lie.:-.) I),:tc4ster tacos, i.vhere
eitr,cts a hirge party of Noblemen on a siluotinil
.cetY.
t 4.-. 0 11
.r.t:.nrszos :11 taten possescion of the
1v
.:i• intl. ucuntry, and has a:readt• !lad several (17e
rci,ir4roins v.ith tome youi)g cubs. The i.:,:,tal,:r
1:...s ui!l commevce in the cruise of a few dlys.
A Foe yr...live pirtridee WAS taken, 'on Friday, on
,e,m-nt in High•street, Wn:eliester, by a g,.0.
,1,11,--It was nbserved flying over the buildings,
,iwai c.iught in the presence of many person.: pas.

I.
Tuesday last, while a servant belonging to the
-. Mr. Cntxnr, of Great Orton, in Cumberland,
shetot:. t • he was al.ft-ned by the cries of one of
does, and on so its assistance, he found
o :trite adders coiled round its head, which he im.
,c,i,vely killed, hut su deadly was their venom, that
Hirn.,l died beton the servant reached homes
$ r Wu.stAst PArrvil has com¢leted, his
ci:rct Liven it his teat of Middleton Hall, m
h Wales, which is deaicatest to the late Lord

boa. Frnm this elepoit structure may be seen
lets than five Welch Counties and pot of the
st o Devonshire, the whole view forming' alsesu-

panorama.
Lady HARitivr WYNN, supported by the Earl of
nca ,nd Miss RACHAIM HILL, held the plates

tier co!lecina. last 11 flea, At St. Chad's Church,

~bury, alter a sermon preached by the Bishop
Woscusmt, for the benefit of the Infirmary of that
i. The collection. amounted to nearly £3OO.
The Brncfit. at the Dublin Theatre, for Mrs.
Trs and her five orphan children, under the pa-
of the LORD LIEUTENANT and Duchess of
ter, was numerously and fashionably attended,
the Manager humanely presented Mrs:. YEATSs
the amount of the expenses of the House.
.GLE, late of Drury-Lane, is now the
Leicester Theatre.
tred at the Margate Theatre, on Sa-
last, in the character of Odulle, and
:scellent acting. Miss SYDNEY, not
actedstkodenona most admirably. '
.—Mr. KEAN last night appeared, for
season, in the character of Risluird
merits Of this eminent performer in
too well known to cell for any re.
on the present occasion. On his air,
with a general burst -of applause
hence, which was as numerous and re-
ever remember to have witnessed on
ision at this period of the season. Ms
excursion seems to have renovated
suenzth, whilst his mental powers ap.•
suffered no decay. In the interview
in the rent. Beene.- and in the Cur
displayed h.s usual excellence, and
greeted with the loudest applause....-
ling of novelty in the rest of the cast
Persona.
,ieciturmiturs.—lt is generally under-
.aw arrangements, in consequence of
:. Justice OSBORNE, hare boen corn-
removal of Mi. Juliet Ni AYN g to the
ces Bench, Mr. Serjeant JOHNSON to
:quent vacant seat on the bench of
and Mr. Litraov to be the new

is a correct copy of a certificate,
medical rractitioner, specifying the cause
it' M1N1.6 insanity, end sent to the es.
Dr.. FINCH, near Salisbury.' The paper
Dr. FiNCII by one of thilidiitives,
before the Committee of tbelifuie of
March 'at. teas ,
Broadway .A Putearey•of Gillingbatu -emery that Mr
tin Itarpen'il kg a Plow in the Ofed-whieb
Whom. tit By the Riling & Falling of the
a Witter and Weeding and Meddeton Will be
Bet Mr Janie Burt ovoid not A Gree to be
• " HAT BROMIWAT."
THZ Won LADY.—The term Lady
negligently derives from the Saxon)
bestowed on women of fortune. eves
usbands had received any title which
that distinction upon them. The cause
beep this :—lt was formerly the COP
went to live constantly at their manor.
country, where, once a week or oftener,
the Manor used to distribute, with
is, a certain quantity of bread. She
denominated, by those who shared
filar; which, in the Saxon, signines
A gradual corruption in the modeul
this word has produced the modern
perhaps, ;from this hospitable custom
etice universally existing, that Ladiesl
it their own tables.
'UNUIIUtta t or Crum. Cow.—The follow
se occuired recently in a village in thqi
ilts. A inan, who some time since held
tatiorr in lite, and forfeited that respect-
% formed a connex;on with the wife
titer, whom he had prevailed on to quit ,
live with himiti adulterous intercourse,.
very properly shunned their society ;
(ere peaceable, and e‘ kept themselves to
the villagers had no other mode of ma-
reprobation. One day last week, how.'
occurred a Revel, about a Milagrtgin the
s love, to which annual lestivityliall•the
•ustics repaired. The usual holerbetun
with glee, and the merry dincf bad"
, it was soon checked hyaline, in'
cdS, ~ Ws de tee kml,"-*"
sheat arliamed."—" Ctrs titir
distinctlr audible. • This' dauntless pair
cep among the unsophisticated couples,
contumelious whispers; the whispers be-
.iurinuis; the morniurrincreawd to voci-
altd abase extended to. personal assault
•uders were soon hooted out of the rows,
I.rally pelted with mud all way te
own dwelling.

Mr. Ll:txnr,
shrtet:. t • he wa
, ;I.ocs, and nn
ft
At. trite adders coi
.e:'Leely killed, hut
c plot animal died
ti r PA]
rcti:rct tivrer It
h Wales. whit]
*ii.sos. From this
less than Ire W
oast of Devonshire,
'ful panorama.
Lady Wismar V
rsesun ,nd Miss
.r tile collec•ion, 1
Imusbury, alter s
WoucusrEst, tor t
, an. The collecti'
The Brnefit, at
Earns and her five
ruage (it the Lo
I sEt, was mime'
(I die Manager h
ith the amount of
Miss Sosizstvalx,
roast Ot tile Leice
BOOTH appeared
rday evening last
splayed some me
ly looked, but Ka
6151 time this se
Third. The me
is character are to
• ik. from us on tl
was received wi
m the audience,
ctable as we ever
7 former occasion
EAK's summer cx
s physical strenut
sr to have suffer
:01 I.oely ate. is
ikling one, he dis
to throughout gre
iwe was nothing
the Dramatis Per
IlittsH LAW APPO
ond that the Law
w death (if Mr. J
!tied by the room
ourt of King's I
cupy the ccnsequ
' e Common Pleas
jeant.
The to ]lowing
geed by a medic.
an utifirtn.ate
blislimetit of Dr..
as brought to 1)
dpre4uutl betor
"moist:
Hey. Broadway A
Bun Miamian I
Whim or ais bite
Mat 1 tbihk a BI
Very Great thing Be
at Howe.
OkloiN Of TIM
shich JoIINAON na
SemstOnlee best
r their Nubile
told confer that d
stated to have bi
for the affluent
set in the count
Lady of the
own hands, a
as hence dentin
r bounty,
bread:ever. A
osouncing this
; and, perh
- ose the practici
e the meat at it
Rusric Puxuut
g circumstance
,kinty of Wilts.
• respeciable statil
hil.ty by having
t a poor laboutei
' er home and live
he neighbours ye
•ut as they were p
h.enlletnie" the y
liming their rep'
er, there occult
-cone of illicit lov
eighbourtig rust
passed off w
ornroenced—but
Lich the words,
used" osey
• were distil
ring stood up a
• used the toms:
me loud mum'
01.1 ablibe
fir the intrude!
thence ultra]
u own Ocliiiii