Star.
London, England, 1819-07-28 00:00:00

General to embark 8,000 men tor II

consequence of the delicate state of the IR
respecting the Flotidas.
" On this subject Ferdinand has, in tirt,
pletely got into a cleft stick. Sir Henry
and the French Ambassador positively tell 1.
Americans shall not have the Floralts; And
other hand, they are formally ceded by a
and possession taker. This affair has, in la.
fatal to the late Ministry, but the dilenin:a
King is not the less. The Americans
ratification, and as a means of overawing Si
Mediterranean fleet has been brought into
btiurhooci. Here we have the Franklin, 71, iN
Commodore's flag. In the mean time, pui..l
perplexed, Ferdinand is gone, with n'iy one
Counsellor, to drink the waters of SAccdon, or.
form a novenna, in order to implore aid from
whereby to extricate himself from this diffie;
knotty affair."

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, Juts' S.E.—Arrived the Jo:
Mary, STANTON, from St. John's, Ne-.v Brunswick.
Ptvraot; fir, Jucv 4G.—Wind N.W.—.l.rriv;,l the Ja:
Royal fle.ton transports, from Portrmoutti in c!ght da7s ;
AALIBLAS. from Porsground in 17 dart ; ar.". the Marin
Alarstilles for London in 56 days. 'The !:titer is pu
quarantine.
Powremourn, Jove X.F--Sailed his I'
drips Nitz,sr, fur St. Helena, and limn, on a ;
transport, for Plymouth and Beirnutla; und the 31at.a(
LA/LT, for Quebec.

Data., Jeiy 27.—Wind N.E.—Came down from t,
and sailed, the Rochester, SUTTON, fur ; Eliza
SIR' for New York; Shanncn, KENDALL, for I la:ann:
liarteet, Tnu.octi, fur elboa. Arrived tl:e Placid:A,
from St. Petersburgb, and sailed for Bristol.
Haim/els, Jci.v 27.—Atrived tae Scout cutter, Lie
Cant, with a boat having neither oltne nor pai t r,,
tubs of spirits (brandy and gin) and sever. meat. The
boat has also brought in a Dover pilot boat, marked
having three bales of silk and three mun.
LIY/RTOOL, Jot.v 25.—Arrived the John and Marv,
from Honduras; sailed the 26th of May : on the 20th
off Cape Clear, spoke the Amelia, from Liverpool tor
Also arrived the Dykes, GazAvas, from St. Andrew's
on the 15th of July, iu lat. 49. loag. 26. spoke the
Cobs, from Liverpool for New York.
CUSTOM HOCST, JULY 27.—Ships Entered Inwards
Spier, front Quebec ; Chohnley, Robertson, from Peter
Jeune Pauline, Net, from Ostend ; Ocean, Struthers, fi
mel ; Crown Prince, Fred. Reis, from Messina; ftecove,
net, from St. Peter:burgh ; Flora, Gibbs, from Riga;
Hague, from St. Petersburgh; Engem, Koittletzrn, from
gero ; Eleonora, Satarion, from Dantzic; the Matilda, WI
from Antwerp; Ambler, Mitchell, from Harlingen; The,
Herbert, from Copenh;gen ; Unique, de Roun, from Ant
Quatre Scours, urgent, from Rouen; and Vittoria, Barry,
Malaga. Cleared Outwards :—The Star, Artis, for Hand
Zephyr, Holt, fur Petersburgh; Hope, Collins, for Sant
Henry Cerf, Roaburgh, for Quebec; the Elisabeth K.
Smith, for Cadiz; Watson, Watson, for Antwerp ; John
ford, Fergusson, fur Malaga; Mary, Armstrong, for I Lull
Esk, Cooke, for Quebec; and the Adriatic, Patrick,
I'etersburgh.

The long rumoured intention of tlie PRINCL
CENT to visit Plymouth, which would have been
filled last season but for the indisposition
QUEEN, is about to be carried into effect. On
day an of :ial notice to this purport was recei
Plymouth Dock, and it was stated that his flu) al
ness would probably he there in about ten dai

The Papers of this morning give, from an
ing Paper of yesterda", some accounts f-om
of the execution of the Itchel Chiefs, and thi
ration of tranquillity throughout that island.
accounts are not new ; they are the same as ap,
at length in the STAR of the 17th instant.

ENGLISH OPERA I-loos E.—The Play of The
trite was revived last night at this Theatre,
play-bills express it, in a nettifirre. This no'
feature is, howev'r, little more than a slight
ment of the dialogue, and the introduction of
songs. All the characters remain, and were perfi
ed in. a style that reflects credit on the establi
DOWTON'S Dr. Cantwell is well known ; its DT
felt and acknowledged by all who have witnes
performance. It rs one of those masterly cin
which the English stage can furnish few parall
Miss KELLY played Charlotte with that gr:
ease which are so natural to her ; and WENCI
the part of Colonel Lambert with as much Key
subordinate nature permitted. Miss Can EW ar
PEA foking sang very agreeably, and the v
was received with great applause.
SURREY THEATRE.—Monday evening a nev
dramatic Romance, called The Abbey y.San
or True Revenge, was presented tar the first tin]
met with a most favourable reception. It
peated last night with increased effect, and w
turously applauded by a crowded auJience.
SHIPWRECK.—We have the painful task to
the wreck of another vessel on the Glamoig.
coast. On Sunday sc'enight, a brig w.ts
preaching that dangerous spot the Skerwt :t1!
which she afterwards struck, and soon went to
The unfortunate crew, consisting of seven
a female, supposed to be the Captain s \N":l'
observed clinging to the it ping, and scarc.
doubt exists of all having perished, as no 1)01;5 11,
the fatal place could,contend with th:., high sad. T
brig's two boats were washed on shore nit
on which were painted—" George, ry' triveratu.:
Edward Whittle." ',She is suppoed to have 1)1
laden with iron ore Irons Lancashire, and, 1:•on
gloventellts, a stranger to the coat.

DLI.TRiCTS.

LEICESTER, JULY SAS.
z:vos u 5 niudi plea .ure to learn that an advance
to the 1:.cr,,:-work knitters, formed mainly
~ Li puinc;p%:. Cue Statement of 1817, is in-
i,y many of the hosiers, to coin-
:his ; as we understand, this advance
:;;an ea:l 'pc 1.1.t1y afforded by the ho-
the exiAi:q.; tircrmstances of the trade,
11 be cordially acceded to by the

•
I t;•,'ta:.cn in behalf of the
: precin time, that their
Is ders lturn
uum-
. etc. to scr.d them from
.•: -tint pia:,;, and they will
i w.,th .t \V.! e.nderstarld that
:.iy .col) h ive already been sent to
Kai:ters' CorhiNittee.

.•: Val ill:tel.:ley has Lome to the dctermi-
. i:t ccnfo .:.its with the Circular Address no-
., Sr.ll: of the 17th inrtant, not to afford
liatite-cork knitter who shall work be
prices of 1317. And at a Meet-
•iieJay of the Guardians, Overseers,
(I- i,tee, it was ngreed to purchase
a .1 eitipioy all the frame-work knitters in
the " S:azement" prices.
NAt'Cl.nsl:l7.l.l), JULY 26.
Placard has been posted here and
~.;
.: :
inh3hitart househo!ders of the

tying ex2erienced the effects of the
~, of the P:ople of this Nation, have
M.,etiog, to be hiad...n at 31aecles-
31n .1111 y, 3819, at lour o'clock in the
, c,n.lideration the most speedy and pro-
:- ler :forming the Repre4oazion of
.• • tit-, iole that every man who is a good
~ t It. l to serve in the Army or
;,Nt.., ;...: an tqual rilit to vote for a lte-
,• :ix I louse of Parliament ; and that these
it, elected annually by ballot, in order to
cot: sequences which are now felt among
•,i ~T:e, through the present system, front
4,riunc, ‘: to: t!: fa:tae.
.!, " uast II EArtcv, Surgeon,
and Ten other Persons."

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1.1,1.1):S, JULY (25.

1.:.e tat oa i 1-‘2.;•1 wool imported will be ren-
.lo.l altoeL:.,:: iv.lB.ttory by the time allowed for
iortation po:rious to the duty taking effect. Im-
.Nise eaTgoQs (...tierr;:ali and Saxon wool have been
"To:-Led ..'1.41i:1i.: tine List fortnight; and still greater
:ities;t::: k.10....:1 to be on the way to this country.
.i..ii.:, every 111;:.iiiitrIt and manufacturer who 11.0
,yl)ect of ca: i ) log on trade, is speculating almost

I.lSt Sliii:lllr, iu Uti. a: tide: and it is calculated
Oc:05:2:-, the period fixed by law for the duty
i,:c, will be several years stock on hand,
makulacturing districts. Indeed, if no
7-..a,..1a.eat shall take place in our markets, the pe•
L.: the nctual payment of the new duty must
• re:v ranote, for nut a day passes but we hear of
.:!s 10;:ir.-; turned uff by some of the principal
rs in lotkshire, wl: ere many respectable firms
as intending to close their establishments
:-n, tv:lc,,s a favourable alteration takes place.—
now we a:ound ns many noble and exten-
arni,l, and manufactories shut up in this town and
::::bourheod, etch of them until lately employing
.4 hundred hands, and diffusing plenty and
::fulness u:1 around—hut now,,silent as the Tem-
t,i.lanus! This is no ideal picture—it falls far
cl the original. Yet, great as is the distress
,7tienced in this district, it is trivial compared with:
they are now suffering at Manchester, and the
'pouring towns in Lancashire. Were the Repre-
..tatircs of the People to take up their residence for
!lion time during the recess, in the principal /Iflel-
.,:cturng towns and districts, they might make
ma,elves acquainted with the real state of affairs,
much good might be expected to result, when
-y Heil meet together. Something must be dote,
ions, or even the middle classes will be speedily
into thu vortex of pauperism !

" to the great accumulation of stoek, some
t'e principal Woollen Manufacturers in the neigh•.
I:ri,G,•.! of Leeds, hate been. obliged to intimate to
rr workmen, that till trade improves, they can.
cc allowed to work four days in the week instead
`'z." .J Advertiser.

!A:. OF TilE RIOTERS AT LIVERPOOL.

the trial of the persons concerned
•r,, ‘t Lich la..ely occurred at Liverpool, during
i,; 4.es-ion (;!.tile Orange Societies, came on at the
The trial occuPied the Court frcm ten
..1.1 i„,r two eclock. The Jury retired for a few
anti I,!turncd %cid, a verdict of Guilty against
isot,ers (eleven in number) After a short
:tion, the Court sentenced all of them to three
rare isonnnut in the I louse of Correction.

''• . i.!1;(.111.1N, .1 respectable tradesman
•sva,, on Wednesday morning last found
the !*,ll road, ain,u, five miles from Tenhy
he h.id gone on horseback, upon business) in
n:;nsial,ii.ibty, having his scull fractsued in
ilk horse was tied up to a bush in a
distance, and his pocket•book
cc ,•' about 1.:35), was found corn-1
in a path-way near the hedge. At
in t;se evening, the unfortunate sufferer
hut had tint recovered his speech.—
", have been apprehended, on suspicion of
imrptr.ttors of this sanguinary *et.