Star.
London, England, 1828-04-21 00:00:00

STOCKUOLNI. APRIL 8.

The Treaty between Sweden and North America, con-
sitting of twenty article, and one separate article, is now

The first Meeting for the season of the Members of
the Sits.ex Club was livid on Saturday, at the Thatched
House Tavern. The Chair was taken by JOHN FULLER,
Esq. and there were upwards of thirty Members of the
Club present.
Monday the 1-1411 being the day on which Lord
KINNAIRD attained his majority. his Lordship's prin-
cipal tenants on the parishes Of lnchture, Errol, Long-
for gan, and Ahern y Crigh ton's inn, Inchture,
where the conviviality of meeting was kept op
with gn'at spirit till a late hour.
The Frolic• Post Office packet (a; mervioned on Si•
turdayi, has arrived from Bermuda and Halifax—from
the latter she sailed on the 31st ult. She brings im-
portant intelligence: The question of the blond:try
line between the British Settlements and the United
States, which was likely to lead to very serious con,e-
quences, has been left to the arbitration of Rossi \lr
Bsocuohe parson who violated the English leiritor y,
has been released. The American Commissi-ners, de
pined to examine the facts of the affair, were r-ceived
WI Is every honour by the English Authorities, and every
facility as to the investigation was afforded to them.—
The American President has sent a message to Congress
on this subject, but this Oficial document, though highly
satisfactory and conciliatory, does not mention the
circumstance of the whale affair being left to the arbi-
tiatinn of the Emperor of Russia, which we are now
assured is the case.
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NI WC AST E UPOI4,7••TYNR, APRIL 17.-SMALL

—Yesterd,y, at a very lull Meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce, it was unanimously determined upon to
petition the Legislature on the impolicy of the Act
which restrains the issue or One Pound Notes by Coun-
try Bankers, from the 6th day of April,lB29. •
A Sermon in aid of the Funds of the City of London
National' Scbo .1s was preached yesterday, at Bow
Church, by the Bi,hop of LLANDA FIP, before the Right
Hotourable the LORD MAYOR, both the Sheriff., and
two of the Aldermen. There was a very large congre-
gati in present. who subscribed a considerable sum
towards the fund+.
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The Countess of NELSON, who died on Thursday
afternoon, in the 79th year of her age, was daughter of
the Reverend Homy Yortos, and at the time of her
marriage with the then Reverend WILLIAII NELSON, in
1786, had very little exp:ctation that her brows would
ever be decorated with A Countess's Coronet—the pre-
sent E NELSON, who is a Prebendary of Canterbury
Cathedral, having succeeded to the title, on the demise,
without issue, of the late illustrious Earl NELSON, ac-
cording to the limitations of the patent. litr Ladyship
has left an only daughter living, CHARLOTTE MARY,
wife of Lord BRIDPORT, to whose eldest son, ALEXAN.
DER NLLSON HOOD, now in his fifteenth yea, both
these illustrious titles, Nelson and Bridport, will ulti-
mately descend.

A Lady of an engaging appearance went into a store
at New York after a few silver.eyed needles; and while
the clerk was in waiting upon another lady, at the
other end of the counter, the lady clapped two or three
papers of the silver eyes into her mouth. Unfortunately
the lad could see two or three ways at once; and as the
lady was preparing to quit the shop without buying
any, the gallant clerk, nimbly wheeling over the coun•
ter, begged she would excuse him, but really she looked
so fascinating, that he must have one kiss; and then
squeezing her cheeks gently together with his fingers
and thumb, he kissed her until the very blushes crinkled
through her cheeks. It must have wounded the lady's
feelings.
ST. GEORGE'S DAY.— HIS MAJESTY'S MAULING
Roost.—Our gracious Sovereign, who happily enjoys perfect health,
has announced his intention of holding a Drawing Rutin). at St.
James's Palace, on the 23d instant. Ott an ()Cession so aii.picious
to tbefelicitouedisplay of fernaloloveliness,the ',Attics will tfouln-
lenity bear in mind the potent auxiliaries which have sustaineu
feminine beauty in pristine purity so feequently tl tiring even the heat
and pressure of crowded Nobility in the preseoce of [Crotty ; whet
the healthy glow of complexion, delicately white neck avid aims, all.
lUxuriant ringlets; have derived enhanc:ll attrocticm mitt p. cm ,nril
stability from Itowxamis genuine MACAiSA r. att..; atm