Star.
London, England, 1819-05-03 00:00:00

ppra ;)-a Depu._
the different Townships in this neishboarbood, waited
upon his Worship for an answer. fhe Woiieny Mayor
received them with that good temper and poiiten-2ss
for which he is so conspicuous. He regretted the
Liability el-himself and brother Magistrates to ierrr!dy
the evils of which they complained, and commiserated
their distressed situation; but at the same time pointed'
out the danger and mischievous consequences likely
to result from their continuing to meet in such large
bodies--a practice which he strenuously advised
them to discontinue. He said, he had every reason
to hope the present severe distress they experienced
would be but temporary ; and that trade would ere
long revive. In the mean time, he advised them to'
apply for that relief they stood in need of, to the
parish officers in their.respective districts; and should
these fail to relieve them, to make known their situa-
tion to the different Magistrates, who would no doubt
see that their grievances were redressed as car as pos-
sible. The worthy Mayor again exhorted them to dis-
continue meeting in large bodies, which could not fail
ultimately to lead to serious mischief; and assured
them, that whatever subscription might be entered{
into for their relief, himself and brother Magistrates
would be found at the head of it. With this answer
the delegates departed, and promised to impress
their companions with the necessity of adhering
strictly to the wholesome advice they had received.
In this state matters at present rest; but to sup•
poso that tranquillity can be preserved, or that they
will desist from assembling to commune With each
other on their forlorn condition, argues but little
knowledge of the characteristic nature of English-
men. Yet, at the same time, it is evident that their
meeting in such large bodies cannot be permitted,
without serious danger to the public peace.
TEN, p. have just learnt that the men mean
to assemble again on Monday next ; and that it is
their intention to forward a Petition to the PRINCE
REGENT, and another to the House of Commons,
praying that their grievances may be taken into im-
mediate consideration.

Saturday, at twelve o'clock, the Duke of YORK.
held a Council upon the state of the KtNo. Yester-
day the following Bulletin of the state of his MA..
entsry was exhibited at St. James's Palace :
" Windsor Castle May I.
" His MAMSTY'S bodily health continue* to be good, and he
is generally jn cheerful spirits, but his MarEsTr's disorder is un-
diminished. (signed)
" H. HALFORD, " M. BAILLTZ,
• " W. HRISERDEN, " R. WILLIS

THE PPTISTA N AMBASSADOR.—His Excellency Has

seen no company since Wednesday, when he enter-!
tained, as we before stated, five Gentlemen. His
stay in this country will probably not exceed four
months ; that period has been named. The principal
persons in the suite dress splendidly, and we may say
gracefully. His Excellency appeared in Hyde Park
on Saturday, mounted on his Arabian courser, and
wearing a dagger of extraordinary size, the hilt of
which was covered with diamonds.

The AMPH!ON frigate, from Buenos Ayres and Rio
Janeiro, arrived on Saturday, the former of which
places she left about the beginning of February, and
the latter on the 6th of March. The AMPH lON is or-
dered home by the Admiralty, another frigate hav-
ing gone out,on board of which Commodore Bow Les,
who continues in command of the La Plata station,
will hoist his flag. Nothing material had been re-
ceived overland from Chili, in consequence of some
temporary obstructions in the passes of the Andes
Mountains ; but the United States sloop of war, On-
tario, arrived at Rio from Valparaiso, reported that
the Inciependent squadron, under Lord COCHRANE,
at the beginning of January, was in readiness for the
projected attack on Lima. His Lordship had then
been in the. country about a month.
There are, however, letters in town from Lord

CocilirA NE himself which, of course, deserve more at-
tention than any accounts resting on Yankee autho-
rity of any kind. We know not the date of these let-
ters, but in diem Lord COCIIRANE states that he ex-
-peeled to sail from Valparaisofor Lima by the Ist of
March.

An important mercantile failure has taken place
at Hamburgh, the very eminent house of SCHWARTZ
and HETTJCK. Their debts are said to exceed two
millions of marts banco, equivalent to £lBO,OOO
sterling. The stoppage occurred after the 'regular
mail had left Han►burgh, and the intelligence was
sent by an express, which overtook the mail at Cux-
haven.

A large house at Manchester stopped payment on
Saturday.
ROYAL A CADEMY.—Frid ay, the arrangements being
completed, a number of persons of distinction, among
whom were the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER,
were invited to a private view of the Exhibition,
which consists of no less than 1250 performances.
highly creditable to British genius and taste.—Satur-
day the Members of the Academy gave their Anni-
versary Dinner, at their apartments in Somerset-
place, which was attended by a numerous assemblage
ofguests ofthe first rank and talent, among whom were
His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, the Priuces William
and Ernest of !lease sPhilipithal, the Lord Chancellor, the Prus-
sian, French, Swedish, and Sicilian Ambassadorsoaud Wirtern-
burg Charge d'Affaires ; the Dukes of Norfolk, Northutnber-
land, Bedford, and Wellington, &c. Etc. Ac.
KING'S THEATRE.—A new Grand Ballet, called
Adolphe et Matilda, was performed on S:iturday even-
ing, and met with a very favourable reception. Mons.
and Madame DuronT, from Paris, made their first

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appearance, anti gave much satisfaction. The House
was crowded. Nvith distinguished Fashionables.
erately died, suddenly, at the seat of his brother-in-law, Mr.
CRAIOI6, of Clendnick, where he had stopped for a day or two,
on his road to open the Circuit at Perth, Lord Ittalutr, one of
the Senators of the College of Justice of SEotiand. He was a
sound lawyer, well versed in business, and most unremitting in
hls iftertiefl3 for the dispatch of it. Joine4 to a mind upright and
honourable, and faithful in the ditch** of important duties, lie
possessed manners mild, simple, and unassuming. His Lord:lip
was a near relative of the great Dr. Assn Swim. He entered
to the bar in 1791, Was for some years Sherri of the County of
Berwick, and succeeded Lard Csato, as a Judge of the Court of
dession, in 1815, and Lord Ittramovrsams, as a Lord of Justi-
dary, in 1816.

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Thursday,' the Enniskillen Drl2-onsl, in Pier 1:;11
Barracks, were reviewed by M:lim:"_leneral of
Portobello Sands, near Edinburgh.
Saturday se'nnight, detachments of the 61.1•11.
and 74th Reginwnts embarked on board :11.• :rar.-
sport ship Asia, W. WA r,o, at Por.sinoatO; fcr
1.4, and sailed on Monday. .

NAVAL IN7'ELLIVENCE.
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EAST-INDIA
The Compm7'l, limclon and Cann!lg• arrived eft' P.i7t-
land the '‘9th ultimo. They left. St. llama. in Contr.-
the Duke of l'c.rk on the sth cf Mirth., The latttr
in a gale on the 23t1 'Ail" In lat. 4E, 3G.
Te Canning I.tft Citin4 in compail Arlin the t :
on the 16th 13:Len:tits, and arrived a...it. Ileienr.'.4:l Sitar

Ir4l/4

The London left Cbina in ccunihuly with the Bareerir:-...-.- g.l
the 50th Decenilitr. It is reperguti that tac lama. Is tp:ay..4.1".2
the Straits uf Scaia.

The Alarchionk.ss of FJy and Pri,)ze Itrear•,:, Gan Ti 0,71,
sailad frczn St. Jieleoa the Cd arcri. Oa that day the Pr. -
cer, Amtlia.ar.d the Lady :Melville at it. from

FROM LLOYD'S.
Tn consequence of the wind bavi.eg become hvaurabio, the
homeward arrive!! this morning at LLOYD% are very uniiteseecs;
among the principal are the following :
Off Dover-11;e Duke of Yor4, from China.
Off Brighton—The Scahhy Cast:, from China.
Off the Wight—The Orwell, Marchinvest.ef Ely, T.advMet-
ville, and Pikeels Amelia, trona Chula; and the ay, ri,
from Bengal. •
At i.ortsanouth —The Waterloo and Charlet: front B•-
At Cow, s—Tl,e Augusta, free:, China.
Off the Lizard—The Prince llce,..nt, from ten ;al.
Off Liverpool—The F.incess Charlotte, from Eargtl ;
the Triton, from the i'dar:itius.
P/14..Ner, intl. S. W.—Sailed allthe wind-Loved
vessels'on their respective vpyage.s. A great ettt,ti.y of wetter,
(apparently of a large ship) has been seta with'in the I ..st two or
three days near the Wolf, from which it is ravel: `erred Ott
some vessel has lately been lost on that rock: nothh.g has y•.t
been found by which her name can be ascertained.
FALMOUTH, Area. 30.—Wind Sauth..o-S. ilea several 'eta:tit
bound up Chan:lel. Arrived the Chesterti:ll h
Alails, from the Leeward Islands, last front . St. TI-v: as's, in
31 d..ys ; and the Diana packet, with Mails from the 11.-..z14.
Pt.:mouser, 'Mat I.—Wind S. S.W.--Saifed
sloop Emir, for the Coast of Africa. The teneht heloriieg to
his Majesty's ship Sorran, brought iet this morairg to eive hogs-
heads cf wine, part of the carp of the Arladne.
Powtestoutu, May 2.—Wind blows strong.-311::4
his Majesty's ships EarE/A fur liaiifas, and the Kaisoaano kir
Jamaica. Arrived the WatLrloo, Meoas, from Bet.gai, Ceris
and St. Helena—sailed 2.5 th December, 22d February, end 3:h
March; left at the Cage, the 'Marshal We:Enron and rump*
from Bengal, Perseverrnce from Cilia, rr.d the Stentor (width
vessel had five feet water in her ht.:4 The Charles
Jaresolc, from Bengal, has brought up at Cowes.
DEAL, MAY E.—Carae detvn frort the Firer add
sailed, the Active, Mows:, for St. John's, N. B.; Coventry,
Horns, and Latona, Levu., for Derr.enara ; Amella, Stoat; fog
Belfast; and several others, names unknown. Feta o'el:ak,
Arrived the London, Caster:rat., from China. Flee o'click,ros:
'l'he Canning, neerrasost, from Chin:, Ls ;us: hose: in sigh:,
and will about reach the Dawns before the ebb side maker-
Dorms, IU/iv I.—S:died this day the Lord Dulcanpachet,
Captain PASCOA, with a mail and passengers for Ostend; also
the King George pa,ket, Captain KING, for Cahill, wall email
and passengers. Arrived thisefternoon the Lord Duncan pack.,:,
Captain DAMILI4N, and Le Desire French packet, front C.dats,
with passengers.
Mar 2.—Arrived last night the Princess Charlo'te packet,
Captain liatc.mas, from Ostend, with a mail and passenzets.—
Arrived this afternoon the Chichester packet, Captain Runes,
and Flora, Captain Wassort, from Calais, with passengers..

Admiral Sir GEORGE CAMPBELL, K.C.B. struck
his flag at Portsmouth on Ir:day, and proceeded
with Lady CAMPBELL to Bath, her Ladyship's
we are sorry to hear, requiring change of air. alak
Captain IleLtis has hoisted a broad pendant-In.
the Ramillies.
The Trincomalee (new) frigate, CaptairOartg4s,
WAS paid off on Tuesday. .She was brought home
by the crew of the Cialleuger, that ship,having been
laid up at Trincomalee.
The Wyc, '26, Captain'WlLLEs, has captured and
sent into Harwich, on Monday laet, the Dutch smug-
gling cutter VIONV Harriet, with her cargo, of *1
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lands, which she conl,l not throw overin the course •
of a long chase, from tge severity of the weather.
The Hind, <-I'2o guns, taKain.SirCHMlENCßtilt-
RAND, was last week cornrissiotred at-Portianout%. •
Captain J. W. MONTAGU has Comrhissioned.
Brisk (new), 10, the Cadmus being found defective;..
Lieutenant B. ALPIN, and .1. Aniisfa, (Actine,
J'A Ni ES LITTLE, Surgeon,.Mr. D. DAVIES, ,;
to the Hind. Mr. W. W EBB, of Portsea, to be Pursdr'.
of tl.e Egeria, vice THOR?* sick. . .
The Lgeria sailed yesterday for Newfoundland ;
the Kangaroo, for Jamaica ; and the Cameleon, to
craize off Brighton. These were the only ships at
Spithcad.
Tuesday, the Drake, IE, Captain SniritrEst, sailed
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from Portsmouth for the Newfoundland station.
Tuesday, the Spey. '2O, Lieutenant TATNALL, act-
ing Commander, sailed for the Mediterranean ; and
on Thursday the Morgiana, 18, Captain STRONG, fbr
the coast of Africa.

Friday, as Lieutenant %manna, of his Majesty's ship Qirews

CaAatuerz, was returning &cm s,:uthamoton, accentp toted t y
Ifenant BONNIIIIASSI?, of the Tloyai Marines, and tiv see.
v JAMS livxv, by some accident the boat they wire in up-
set, and the latter was drowned. Vvery ciection luimw
could sanest was employed by the survivors, but unfortun4tely
without the Joined etiLet.
NEWMARKET FIRST SFRIN 0 MEETING, 1812.
SATURDAY, MAT I.
The Palace Stakes of 150 gs. each. lOngs. ft. colts, 8tt.71b.11.5L
Duke of Portlauti's Sr. c. by Soothcoyer -
Mr. De... ear's ch. c. Regent, by Electioe . 2
Cussors's b. e. by Election

Five /aid forfeit. Three to lon the Puke of Portland's eolt.
CORN-LIAR CET, MARK-LANE, A:AY S.
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Wheat, Rent and
EMI ~..66S 744
Saffnlk 364 ;is
Norfolk
117 e 33$ 4es
Barley (Nay) 3€ s 404
Malt - 544 634

mall Ilcans ......
Tick ditto 44 4f;
Oats, Potato* 4OR 3Cs
Poland.— !'.6s Sits
14,14 'Rs tis
Flour, per Sack... Ces C5l
Rapeseed, per List "L 4 aCu4
soanciar.

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White real 39s Dot Wheat. Dantzic ...... ..60s '.St
~ Be ilers ... 4•2 s 42s lititie R. d, ltalLhlll. OT
Grey Peas
AVERAGE. PRICES of CORN in If.ogland and Ni alt s, frvut
the Returns recriveti iii the week ending April CI. 11; 19.
Wheat . Rye. lialle-y. t Lts. !bans. I'(', p.
s. d. s. el.. s. 4. s. d. s. - al. s. d.
74 5150 7 49 7 NI 21534 I 57 9
The Avelage Price of Sugar, from the returns mar iu the
week. rutting the 28th April, 1810, is 411.8)d. per ewt.
SMITLIFIRLD M A 1Z K Et,' Df A Y E.,
Reef .......44 od to .5s 4.1 1 Vral s' Oct to 7. od
Mutton ....5s Gd to 6s '44 I fork -
Lamb.. 6s OLI to Bs.
(To sink *c h/4; per aril* pf 81130
CATTIA A.? LIAIIIO4 ' '
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Beasts 9.l2lo—Celves fro--Shivp Ind lasinbs 14:440—ns v2o.
DAY AND STRAW PER LOAD.
Hay ,1:5 0. to ac 6 Icsl Straw —.CC 101 to lez pi
Clover 6 Os to 8 06 Bowen ... 04 OS 10 ,-to Of

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tricts,"tliicien. rapidly, and assumea more murky a p-
- pearance every hour ti noticed in my Ust, that there
e had been ailother numerous, Meeting of the unem-
-1 ployed sVorkmeii this town and the vicinity; and
that they had sent a letter of and requisition to
GEonuE BaN;:s, Esq. the Mayor. Yesterday after-
, noon (hy appointment) a Depuzation of thirteen, from