Star.
London, England, 1818-06-22 00:00:00

Is his long tpdrs Would let hint, ana tounaAat his
I,:ship and the shoemaker who had voted for him
(Mr Bunt), were equal, both their rates having been
.
He kg:led the citizens of Westminster would
vz..r4irrt hien-41-clighter, and cries cif " Go home to
; why do you live on Mrs. —'s jointu re ri)
tie .:rator, however, had profited by the bad suc
to of abominable and ruffianly conduct on the pre-
viejs day, and only replied to these attacks, " Never
vr,ini that fcilcw, he is drunk." He would have
him:lays more of that fun, and hoped to be ad-
iloigg them there on that day fortnight. (Here the
wa became so great he was obliged to retire.)
lelr.n GA S Joits succeeded him, and made one of
Liking and rapid harangues in behalf of his worthy
f:issii.—The meeting then separated.

THE EVENING. STAR.

LONDON.

sITTH PRIZE ABOVE Alpo° MUST BE £40,000
014 "spa 44 CAPITALS. TWO OF £2opoo, &c.
.ALL MUST BE DRAWN. NEXT FRIDAY—LOTTERY
WISHES.

MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1818.
THE FUNDS.
TRIM Of ATOMS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK :
Reduced 78H—Coas. shut—for Opening 791 k
1 per Cents 88h-4 per Cent. 9611
NAvy shot—lndia Stock shut—Bonds 87 89 pr.
Exch. Bills 14 18 pr —Omnitun pr.

Du Paris Papers of Thursday have arrived since
cur last—The heroine of the FIIALDIVI tragedy,
Yaclame Marmots, conceiving herself.released, since
fa: execution of Jaussion, from her obligation of se-
caty, now positively asserts—that hem was one of
C:ose who took an active part in the assat,ination. The
'roman Bancal has received a respite during plea-
Eire, having, it is said, made a full confession of
a:: the circumstances attending the murder. Her
itwoveries, besides serving as the basis of the in-
i'ictmenu against the' accomplices now in- custody,
are described as throwing such light upon the con-
duct of those who have already suffered, as to leave
so doubt of their guilt, and deprive them of all
claim to the commiseration of mankind. Bessieres
repurc, and a notary of the name of Yence, will be
the principal parties in the new trial.
The 213th of September is now positively mentioned
as the period when the Allied Sovereigns will meet
at Aix-la-Chapelle.

new Wirtembugh Diet is to be convoked next
ainter after the Constitution gall have been carried
i:to effect. The Project presented to the last Meeting
cf the States is said to have undergone very consi-
&rtble alterations.
French 5 per Cents. Friday 74 fr. 25 c.

A Hamburgh Mail has brought us this morning
Letters and Papers to the 14th instant.
At a Meeting of the Senate and Citizens, on the
tid of this month, the Convention was acceded to
which the Allied Powers have concluded with France,
respecting the private claims, and according to which
Ilambergh is to receive for its share 20,000,000 of
renles, payable in twelve months, in twelve equal
monthly payments. The renter are not, however, to
ie transferred till the Convention is ratified by the
Great Poa•ers.
The navigation to Petersburgh has Leen open since
11th of May.

The Grand Duke CoNsTasrist left Warsaw on
29tla of May to proceed to Moscow. The chief
command of the Polish army has been entrusted,
dariig his absence, to the VICEROY.
Or. Sunday, June 7, at two o'clock in the after-
:Dot, a fire broke out at Anselenglxausen, two Ger-
ac, miles- from Luneburg, which, in a few hours
placed to ashes the church, the parsonage-house,
tibaaliage, and thirteen houses, with all the build.
its belonging to them: except the cattle, nothing
cc'-al4 saved.

ire have received this morning New York Papers
tl the 26th of Xay ; but their contents are not inte-
msting—The American Papers continue to repeat
the reports of the death of ClpttliTOPHE, which, how-
; we must still doubt til farther accounts shall

Yesterday, about a quarter past three o'clock, the
`rte REGRET arrived iu town from Brighton at
sidton-House.
Tuesday the Prince and Princess of HESSE Hom-
arrivt'd at Bognor•, on a visit to the Earl of
sa• On Thursday they went to Chichester,
having inspected the Cathedral, &c. they
. of a splendid repast provided by Admiral
,LORGE MURRAY.
ViSCOUIH CASTLEREAGH left town yesterday

It
appears that Lord YARMOUTH voted for Sir SA
-
• RoxiLLY as well as for Sir MURRAY MAxwELL.
Who do you intend polling for?" said a wealthy
RP to a friend (whom he met bustling through
' into Guildhall yesterday)—" For the most
Candidate to be sure."--,, Then rd ad-
hr aii to turn to the right about, into 2, CORN-
'S and give ETToN a DOUBLE VoTE, as FORTUNR
klkkved to RETURN HIM On the 26th inst. by the
lilant Sale of the Two GRAND CAPITALS Of
ttCh ; therefore make haste to the HUSTINGS
r
irt'"tsti OvaaA.—Saturday this Theatre opened
• -I
'4 Present season with the comic Opera of Free
,Y 1.4', in which VI:TRENCH, as Sir John Freeman;
as (*harks Courtly/ Mrs. CHATTERLEY,
tiPle; and Miss ICELLEy, as Gotrade, parti-
y t themselves. The American Na.'4'ere introduced in the Ballet Divertisement,
4'ioned much surprise and interest in the au-
as farce of the Bee Hive followed.

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