Star.
London, England, 1818-10-28 00:00:00

PETILDSBUR6II, OCTOBER 3.

The great works which have been commer.ccci for
the improvement of this city, are carrying on with
great activity. The broad pavement for the convc-

nience of foot passengers, m
particular ornament. The grc
aver the 'Moilca, is nearly con
Af iron (at 401 b. per pool) hav
The expense will amount to IC

The Paris Papers of Sunday
with the exception of the Jou
acne de France, which have e
we have frequently seen, WI
We quoted yesterday front thi
of unusually free advice to tic
:cct of the extension of Trial b
Picas. Can the Ministers hi
to illustrate the justness of th
new proof in their arbitrary ri
sity of putting the Press art
equal Laws?
The Emperor of RUSSIA at
arrived, as was expeczrd, at
instant. The Msrquisses
received their Majesties on ti
dam. The Dul:e of WELL:
day, at his head-quarters, a
reigns, and or. the following
the troops was to take plaze,
gent, commar.ded by Lieutar
RONZOW, is cantoned in the c
and the Danish troops undvr
The English arc at Aspre
The whole of the troops to
nearly 35,000 men, a.'.l
described as superb. Arno
particular notice is tai: n of
which is said to have Leon
for its excellent discipli:.2.
troops will immediately col
their respective homes. The
is traced, and they will folio
intervals in order not to cro
they may have to traverse c:
or towards Boulogne and C.
The re-delivery of ti:e
and every thing else left in
made on the 13th by two Er
by the Duke of WELLING:co
MORIN and CAPELLE, Iv,o
Artillery, nominated to thi3
War. The pc3:ess:on of '
Landrecies, Quemoy, Maub
resumed, it is said, by the I
solemnity, and different r
Guard, and several Legior
their organization in Picar,
already designed as intendt
garrisons. The National
places ate in the meantinu
and to perform the service c
of the line, until the army i
by the Royal Ordinances.

A letter fwm Cadiz of
that from the Bth to the 23c
of deaths at Tangiers amour
that the plague had extender
tains of Tetuan, as also to
French 5 per Cents. Satu

We have received Boston ]
those formerly announced:
The following addition d
struction given to the reces
Acts, tc. by the American )
ful for the guidance of those
4, TREASURY DE
64 M

'• Sir—Titc Act cf Congress, c
is to t.ke effect the fast day in
change the cenitnerce of the Uni
and Territories of his Britannic
the convenience and interest cf th,
the construction of the Act shonli

" Accord:l2g to the tern+, undo
every port or plzce of the I3s L:
the Wc&t Indies, and on the Co:
considered as clostd against vesseh
they ate not by Act of Par!lam•
same trade bat in exports and 13
be, carried on in B:iti►h vessels h.
'States and the ports of any Britisl
" The permission by Act of
United States to go in ballast to
salt, or to carry certain articles t
laids and bring away salt and :
considered u opening the ports of
the United States, accordiag to th
great, whilst British vessels arc pt
trade In articles prohibited to ve
It may be proper to observe that
don, applies equally to vessels whe

" The form of the bond requici
the Act, is hereunto annexed. I,
circumspection will be exercised i
of the efficacy of the Act will 1,
Marge of this part of your duty.—
(Signed) "

The Duke of DEVONNIIII
ABERCROMBIE,. M.P. arriv(
Devonshirellcuse, from his
Derbyshire.
The Marchioness of E]ir
l
Langley, Kent, from a tour
The Earl and Cc,untess
seat, Workscp Manors, No:

The Countess SPENCER IC
seat at 'tVinibledon.
Lord SYDNEY left town
Frognail, Kent.
The Duke clad Duchess
town for their scat, Ga%tun,

THE QtIF;&N.

Kcw, Tuesci Nisht.

a Last night the Quirt manifested such extreme
ethane.ion, that considerable fears were entertained
lest some important change should take plice for the
orset and, in consequence, the PRINCE REGENT did
leave the Palace so soon as he had intended.
Totrards eleven o'clock the ROYAL PATIENT..ap-
Irma somewhat revived, when the Physicians made,
In immediate report of the amendment to his Row.l
K!GIINESS, and shortly afterwards he departed for
Carlton House.
a About noon, this day, her MAJESTY appeared
asieerialy improved in strength, and an attempt
-..at made to remove her chair into the adjoining
qv-anent, but without success: the motion seemed
is police pain, and the attempt was consequently
R; squished.
a The Princesses enjoyed the beauty of the weather
:c.day, in a long excursion through the Royal do-
main, attended by General TAYLOR. Their Royal
Highnesses also received visits from the Countess of
S, Lady CAMPBELL, Lady ELIZABETH MON-
iy,I;C, Jhs. FREEAANTLE, MISS BEST. &c.

The Peres lieuswr arrived at the Palace this
13, about seven o'clock, and was expected to
to dinner with his illustrious Sisters."
The following Bulletin was issued this day :

" Kew Niece, October 28.
.4 P.m QUEEN is more comfortable this morning,
_ of several hours sleep in the night ;
symptoms of her MAJesTy's malady are not
(Signed)
" F. MILLMAN. " M. lIALIORD."

MANCHESTER, OCTOBER 26.

PRIVATE LETTER.
The Atstrian Archduke MAXIMILIAN and his small
• travel in so private a manner, and assume so
the ostentation generally attached to high
that they travel every where almost unnoticed.
.nrived in this town on Tuesday last, and con-
at the Bridgewater Arms Inn during the re-
, of the week, without its being known to
person in a thousand that such distinguished
were among us. They inspected two of
•ipal Factories, and Messrs. Petr.. and Co.'s
Founderies. They left this place to view
and works at Worsley—intending after-

proceed on a visit to the great Salt-works,
ineshire.—The different Iron Founderies in this
ireancl neighbouring towns, have been doing but
kibasiness for the last three weeks, owing to the
Treed price and scarcity of both bar and pig iron :
amf that the business of the smelters of the ores,
i.;:h about a year ago was in such a languishing
VC, his greatly revived.
lam hippy to state that the Cotton Market ap-
fan to be reviving. Several extensive sales have
keefected, at a small amendment in price. This
is attributed to the very extensive foreign orders for
Trist, which have lately been received, as well as the
demand for manufactured goods for the
_l,- and South American market.
Els have been posted up this afternoon, soliciting
::id of procuring Solicitors and Court•
defend the Spinners, who were taken into cos-
, during the late disturbances.
la corroboration of a fact which I stated to you
_ ago, but which some of your contempo-
affezted to doubt, that some people were se-
ling cotton machinery out of the kingdom,
have now ,o state, that at the Lancaster Quarter
on Tuesday, October 20, Thomas Potter
:cud Guilty of unlawfully having in his pos.
certain machinery used in the cotton manu:
of this kin,,don, with intent to export the
to :America. fhe sentence of the Court was—

he forfeited, and Potter to be imprisoned
.c.,e months in Lancaster Castle, fined £2OO, and
'further imprisoned until the fine be paid.

The Duke and Duchess of NORTHUMBERLAND are
toned to A:uwick Castle, from a tour.
kteral woodcocks have been killed, this week, in
ceighbourhood of Penryn. At Enys two were
!Iton Wednesday last, and three more on the fol-
-47:1f day,

vizin 'sere Last Sunday picked in a garden,. at
i-tlLttor3.—ln a garden by the road side, going to
laNstead, are garden daisies in full bloom.
ntlate Mr. Joan BoowN, of Newhills, Scotland,
hdolnathed two hundred guineas to the Church
M4nof Rltynie, the place of his nativity, and the
lit son to the Church Session of Newhills, for the
Qtt of the poor of these parishes.
,Weemday, as a woman, residing in Castle-gable,
P':11 named Catherine Blair, about 80 years of age.
Itt?utting a vessel on the fire, her clothes were un-
iti-ately caught by the flames, and she was so

ournt as to occasion her death next morning.
' r."% 7 Theatre is to be built at Perth, at the junc-
.•cf Athole and Kinnoul-streets, and the building
re: an e:egant termination to the west end of
.:tCrescent.
DRIAY-LANE THEATRE.—The Comedy of The
uleman was performed at this Theatre, last
to a respectable audience. MUNDEN, in Sir
7i Bramble, performed his part with as nat.:ll
lir 45 we have seen him display for a long time.
Ott is a famous Corporal : he well affects the
Al military gait of the old school. HARLEY, as
4, was eminently successful. Emily Worth-
-I,tind an interesting representative in Mrs.
or; and the ti bit oldecayed Nobility;' Mrs.
aia lll‘Tab I in the hands of Mrs. SPAltics, could
,• tail of creating much amusement.
Somuttvtuz, last night,
ecl the part of Bianca. in the tragedy of Fazio.
'744an was in the highest degree favourable.

CARDIGAN, Lad
Fn
The PRINC
euohsg, about
(cant to dinner
The followinl
The Closet
inconsequence
bat the oymptor
clanged.
MAN!:
The Atstrian
the travel in
of the ost.
that they
nay arfived in
isued at the B
nicder of the
oe person in
psnnages were
k principal Fa
ersivc Found
Mines and
ads to procee
ineshire.—T
ice and neigh
ki business fo
irreed price
ami that the
ia about a y
his great]
lam happy t
pan to be revi
Mm effected, at
is attributed to
Trist, whidt ha
tr.ti,ire dema
Eazi ar.ci Sou
Eds have he
si.Scriptions in
se:to defend ch.
tnl.y during du
corroborat
ne time ago,
• i:ies affected
-ely sending (
have now ,c 1
inons, on 1
b .;s found Gui
-.on certain
,:t-ares of thi
• re to Amex'
goods to lx
ec.,2 months
c be further ii
The Duke a•
toned to Ai
kteral woc
dt ceighhourl
in o Wedne
day.
`sates were
laNcoad, at
• nt late Mr.
iebequeathe(
011 of Rhy
ut tem to the
befit of the I
Wedehday,
g • 1?":111 named
cn ?offing a
'xtely cai
burnt as
rev: Then
Athole
an e
4 Crescent.
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GOUle/PIC
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• OZAERRY is a
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tar
4CM, was
11.5 n finind
,
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