Star.
London, England, 1818-07-01 00:00:00

DRAT.. JUNE W.

Wind S. S. E.—Arrised and sailed for the Birei
the Thames and the Admiral Berkley, from thd
South Seas.

DOTER, JUNE so.
Sailed Ibis day the Susanna, Captain Moos, 'fat'
Calais, with passenyerst

J. TIMNIPSON, Esq. late Private Secretary to th'a
Marquis of flasrieos, is perfoiming quarantine at
Marseilles. He came from India with Captain Pitt
CLARENCE, the ismer of dispatches from the !Lido,:
vernor-General, and landed atiCossee-owthe ikit.Yof
Match, where the latter proceeded directly to
andria, to embark in the TAova fnlate, while
former went to visit Thebes, and other parts in Up,
per Egypt.
Accounts from Ceylon to•the end of February last
infoim us that the progress of the rebellion had :41.
been stopped. Lady BROWNRIGO and all the Engli
Ladies were about to come from Candy to Columlip
for protection, and every soldier that could be sparefl4,
either at Colurnbo or Galle, had been sent for
Candy, for the purpose of keeping open, if possil.;4„
the communication between the different stations ix
the island. EHELAPOOLA, the brother-in-law of the.
Dessare of Oeto, who was always known to be a se.:-
cret favourer of the Insurgent cause, hid at last tatels
as open part, and is gone over to his countrymen.
A few days since the fire damp exploded in a coat~
work at Donnington Wood, in Shropshire, and sk
men were nearly burnt to death.

At the Anniv.crsarL of the Society of the Friends
of Foreigners in Distress, held at the City of London
Tavern on the 29th ult. his Royal Highness the Duke
of Sussex in the Chair, the amount of subscriptions
collected after dinner was £7OO ; out of that amount
L. A. GOLDSCHMIDT, Esq. by his kind exertions,
brought £3OO.
THE PRINCE OF HESSE lIOMBURC.—We are re-
quested to state that the New Monthly Magazine,'nf
July 1, price Qs. will be embellished with a striking
Likeness of the Prince of Hesse HOMBURG, from an
original drawing; and that of August 1, will contain
an admirable Portrait of Thomas Moose., Esq. ar-
rangements having been made for the frequent pub-
lication of graphical illustrations in this Magazine,
which, independently of being a faithful Chronicle of
the great Political Events of the times, and an acca-
rate record of Domestic and Family History, fornis
a complete Register of every novelty in Arts, Scien-
ces, and Letters, equally acceptable to the Scholar,
and the Philosopher, the man of leisure and the man
of business.

An entrance is about to be opened at the end of
Park-street, Windsor, into the Home Park, by which
the public will be able to enjoy its shady walks,
without the necessity of passing a long and -dusty
road, to obtain admission.

Monday night, Wortley, the Constable, appre.
hended a woman in the act of breaking into the
Treasury, at Vauxhall Gardens.
CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JULY I.—We have
have had but few fresh arrivals of Foreign Wheat
since Monday, and very little of 'oil- own growth,—
several country buyers appearing this morning, fine
fresh sample* sold readily at an advance of 'is. per
quarter. airley is also Is. per qr. dearer; and Uats
went off freely at the same amendment, the demand
being brisk, in consesqiie:lce of the continued dry
weather, which is considered very unfavourable for
the crop of Spring Corn.