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Star.
London, England, 1817-07-19

-CUSTOM-HOUSE, JUI.Y 18.

SHIPS INTIRED INWAXDS—The Aurora, Mikle, from. Bald-
more ; l.ieely, Bays, from Harlingen; Reward, Barclay, from
Jamaica; Alfred, Dow, from Liverpool; Vacenra, J. et. 1)e
Ugarte. from Bilbao; Active, Roberts, front Dublin; Proof-
ciente, Hill, from Deltaic; Polly, Wheatley, from Pettrsburgh.
Twee Jonge Vrowwen, Vanderzeer, iron' Wurcum ; sod Jenny,
Itenderson. tram Koningsberg and Pillau.
Ouvwaane—The Golden Hem, Jones, for Dublin; Galen,
Tracy. for Boston • Progress. Holt, or Tenerige ; Flora, Hook,
For Hamburgb; Duke of Yolk, Fryer ; and Union. Galloway,
for Rotterdam; Neptune, Cardwell, for bremen; Waterloodonet,
for Antwerp; and Marquis Anglosea, Gibbs, for Rostock.
London, England, 1817-05-14

CHARI.LiI 04, APRIL 2.

The Spanish brig which was wrecked on the Bar
last week, proves to be a prize to a Carthagenian pri-
vateer brig (formerly the True Blooded Yankee)
Captain Jewett, fitted at New York some time since.
She was Irons Havanna bound to Cadiz. On Sun-
day night last, in a N.W. blovi,she drifted off, and
went to sea, the principal part of her sugar having
dissolved. A number of boxes trere previously taken
out, and her rigging and sails principally saved by
the wreckers. She was seen of StonO yesterday by a
coasting vessel.

A serious misunderstanding is said to .have taken
place between this country and America, respecting
the boundaries on the fishing coast of Newfoundland,
which it will be recollected were, by the late Treaty,
left unsettled, for the purpose of being afterwards
discussed. Our ships have captured an American
vessel on the ground of alleged encroachment, and
slye now remains for adjudication.—An American
Gentleman, arrived in this Country yesterday, offi-
cially authorised to enter into the subject, and we
undei stand the affair will shortly be brought before
the Public. The letters received this morning from
America state, that great alarm had prevailed there
in consequence of the non-arrival of the Mails, owing
to adverse winds; it was even reported in America,
that an embargo had been laid upuu all Americas
ships in British ports.
London, England, 1817-05-14

CHIEF JUSTICE OF CIIESTEE.

Mr. PONSONBY begged to ask the Noble Lord
(Castlereagh) if it was the intention of Government
to fill up the office of Chief Justice of Chester, before
the Committee appointed to consider the administra-
tion of the laws in Wales had reported to the House ?
Lord CASTLEREAGH replied, that it was no:
intended to advise his Royal Highness the Prince
Regent to do so.

HABIAS CORPUS ACT.
Mr. PONSONBY-4 apprise the Noble Lord that
I shall, to-morrow, take the liberty of putting a
question to him *on the subject, in which the personal
liberty of every man in the kingdom is concerned.
Lord CASTLEREAGH—The intimation of the
Right Hon. Gentleman is really so large, that he
must not feel greatly surprised if, when I come to
hear what the particular question may be, I should
not be prepared t+ answer it.
Mr. PONSONBY—Then I must inform the Noble
Lord, what I believe was very well understood by
most Honourable Members in the House, my ques-
tion will be whether it is the intention of his Majes-
ty's Ministers to propose a renewal of the Suspension
of the Habeas Corptu ?—( Rear.)
London, England, 1817-07-26

ReIMSGATE, JILT 25.

We have arrivals almost daily from Ostend—yes-
terday Colonel BAILEY arrived ; and this day Sir
THOMAS RIFFLES (late Governor of Batavia) and
family, with other passengers.
With unspeakable pleasure we state that the fields
of grain in this part of the country promise at present
a most luxuriant harvest.
London, England, 1817-07-26

PuL ICE.

TO rliE Eptrom OF ST.IR.

" Sprii:z•Gat leas, Jury 25, 1317.

61• MR. ESITOR—Hades seen in your and several other
Papers this day a very inneettratv add unfounded statement of
a ineestigatiott whit., yesterday took place, I think It proper, in
efodbastion of my conduct wh;clt has hero so utijuitifiably as-
persed, to tramntit the following copy of a le•ztr writien by Mr-
Eattant, 'the Magistrate wits prrodtil cn the occasion to which
I hare a tiled, attire...v.l to the Editor, and delivered at the
Office of the Times. the Proprietors of which Paper, and of the
Star, and re, Moe `.Tail, it is my determination to probecete for
the lawnues and malignant calumny which they have allowed
to be inserted respect:m: rue.-1 am, Sir, year: humble servant,

r• r. araKELLy."

co or TTTTT 111111 11/10111 TTTTT OF Tat
FOLICI MARLSOIOI.IOB.IIIIOIIT, TO IMIL ►DITUk US

TUB TOIES.

" Mr. ED iron ..-,llohser ring in your Parer of this date, (July
ill), under the head of " Marlhorough•arreet," a report, part].
crawly reflecting on Captain Berkeley, who appeared before me,
I think it right to inform you, that the account is a most gross
and Impudent falsehood ; not any circumstance transpirsd to cast
the smallest reflection on Captain Berkeley's conduct on the occa
ski, —I remain, your humble servant, " GCORGS FARRANT,
London, England, 1817-07-26

•
ASSIZES:

• t NOTTINGHAM, . •
The High Sheriff of the county, and tbe gentle-
men Sheriff of the town followed by the.usual train
of peace officers on horseback, went out to gadsley
to meet the Judges. At half-past ten M. Justice
BAYLEY arrived . (Mr. Justice Hor.rtoyn having
staid at Lincoln to try two men) in the County-
Hall, when the Coutt was constituted, and adjourned
till twelve o'clock. His Lordship then proceeded to
the Town hall: his Majesty's proclsmation against
vice, profaneness, and immorality, being read, the
names of the Grand Jury mete called over (John
Hardwicke, Esq. being their, foreman.) After the
Grand Jury was sworn, Mt. Justice BAYLEY addres-
sed them -is follows :
" Gentlem.n of the Grand Jury;L-As the few eases
in the calendar will come more properly under the
consideration of the county Jury, And as they con.'
rain nothing peculiar, it is not necessary for me •to
"Y any thing of them to you. Gentlemen of the
Grand Jury, it is matter of great satistaction to me
to ohs-wee, that notwithstanding the great population
of-this place, and the general pressure of distress, and
its particular severity in this town, there is iione of
that specks of offence which flintily disgraced this
part of the country. I hope at will be impressed
upon the minds of all, that resistance to the laws must
not only be ineffectual, but must bring down greater
distress and heavier burdens. It is 11,4 necessary for
me to detain you longer I if any thing occur to re.
quiez your presence you will be duly apprised of it."
The Jiltige afterwards proceeded to church, where
divine service was performed, and a suitable sermon
delivered from Ecclesiastictis, vii. " Whatsoever
you do, consider well the end; and you shall never
do amiss."

At one o'clock his Lordship resumed his place in
theConatyll, and the namesof theJusticca of Peace
for the county were read over. Among those of
them present were E.trl Manvers and Lord Henry
Cavendish Bentinck. The Grand Jury were then
sworn—Lord I3entinck, foreman.
[WATFORD, JULY t 4.
The Home Circuit commenced at this place to-
day, before Lord Euvancntorcit, in the Nisi Prins
Court, and Mr. Justice Dat.t.as in the Crown court.
The number of causes entered in the civil side ex-
ceeded all4ormer precedent ; in the Crown court the
calendar is comparatively trifling, the wily case of
enormity amongst 21., being one for murder. None
of the trials in the latter to-day were of sufficient im-
portance for detail.
London, England, 1817-07-26

PORTANIOUTI-1,

The Airell, Cuzsixrut, from Benr,al, passed by
with the Princess Amelia, from China : spoke the
Hamtcrom, for Bengal, on the line alt well.
The Astell and the Princess Amtlia were chased by
a cruizer off the Western Islamic. The Elphinstoue
was burnt in Macao Roads.—Wind
DEAL, 25. _ _ _

Arrived and I:aii,.!Li tor tile River the Marianne, rz•
TElisoN, 87 days itom the Cape of Good licpe.

DOVER. .1-.!1.Y 33.

Arrived the Diana and Fox transports, from Calais.

HARWICFI, :Z7I.Y es.
Arrived the Leic‘ster packet, with a bIAil from
Holland.—Wind S.S.W.
1.-:MING rot:, YJLY
_ _

Arrived the 139ston Packet, and the Benevolent
and Good Statesman transports, from Dover.

:.‘L'VNIMITH, JULY C.

Arrived off here the Princess Amelia, E.)frort,
from China, which she left the 10th March, and St.
Helena the B,h J i e, in company wi!h the Astel!,
from Bengal.—The Purser cf the Princess Amelia
has landed here with disparches.—She lit at China
the Hormurable Company's ship Well r,l, and the
Country ship Aurora, with the Captain an.l Officers
of the late ship Elphinstone, and the Coll:1.1y ship
Barossa, the Captain of which died at Malacca---iett
at St. Helena the extra-ships Providence, 11,r1cworth,
and Sovereign, from China, and the Mangles, irons
Bengal.

CUSTOM-HOUSE. JULY 25.
Seto aNTIRTD INWARDS.- Ibe Flora, Vooper, front Wate
ford ; the Amphitrite, Clover, from Cuba; Ann, Drsber, tram
Maisie; Brusaett, Be-vs, from Antigua ; Ealtng Grove, New,
from Dominica; Mai ianne, Schmidt, from Pillau ; George,
Cousitt, from Miramithi ; Commerce, Dawson, from Greua la;
Castle Lothian, Morris, from St. Vince:Xs ; and Speedwell and
Ann (boys), from Stangate Creek.
OUIWARDS—The Comet, Jefferson, for Bologne; Duke of
Kent, Feathentone, and 'I wo Brothers, Farrington, Inc Calais;
Venerable, Burton, and Havre, liroadlet, for Llsineur and Saint
Petersburgli ; and Wasp, Wale, for Gibraltar.
London, England, 1817-07-21

47.`t, :rt,ll .11.111.

ALYZN:AMt, JULY tt.
Mr. Cornelius B lan. a farmer living sit We:Ter,.
stoop, has hror to-t:ay to our 'mem 13 cocks of
new vOnter barley, of ,:vry good quality, which was
sold at eigh fl‘,ritts :ack. It is that such
a quantity h is beNt to m ;
the crops in tl:,rth 1-1.41.t01/41 prom 4-! a tick

MITNI:C11.
Last Friday: :II zht••
botlthooti 01 this city sv-is tram the
writ, accompani:il it tit, Vis done ,:;reat,
damage, as well to use win:.!otv-. Tit t'ic the
gardens and ': t,t retain s !e!I with arch
fence, An.l of mei x site, that in a t:tv minto..-1 tho
windows in All the. ;o‘e; of h. Ard :hugs
towards th.., west, tri.":l-at eac•Tii.nt, Vrtr, !trtli:eq?.
11111?” they !lA,: petted to be cyan. or ire re
by blinds, so that the strais running hum n !!;1111
Small ItaVe Loa all their windows faci-r. the *Nest.
Greater than this loss, which may be re-paled; is ths:
damage done to tt:e g4l,lens and :ield. ; tke tit are
not only strivped of ttll their flowers but of the rege.
tables And hug, which the warn! and fruitful weather
had miser! to be very fine and in large quantities;
and many a 6:te corn field, over which the biotin
past, has been destroyed.
'lnc stow' hr.4;loally !essened after it had pissed the
4i.tl en•ted a few leaiiers from here on the road
ro Erdi,•g. Tomigh considerinp, the immense crops
whir:, car• r the not only ot I.l.trari4 but ~f all
Germany, cite dar,!ap,e done by this storm is ci little
cnnseptet,ce; ou the whole it is very hard for thf.se
on whom it tell, :as we have in this city neither glass
nor glaziers sufficient t,) repair the natnage so corn
AS is r....cesstry ; we have been obaged to send for
giaSu glaziers front the neighbouring cities of
Augst,urs Arid Ingsmgen.
London, England, 1817-07-21

VIED.

Saturday morning. a• Ids bombe, la Somerset street, Pormtars-
'padre, 'William Parsons, :Air of the Magistrates of Marl-
borough • trvt t, a td Xla%ter ofLi:' I:jest).• lias.dtet Mthinettmg
At t ear Pei,ritli, the gee. I Johat:oa, ..ied
sP, liar; yt..r3 perpetual Curet of that 1.1,ce•
41: t: agc of 144, at St Au:a:is—A. rere•
grine I roves,
Lott ly, Wei ‘t 'Wickham, Kent,Mrt. Sldaey Cathleen, Nedor
of the Rot J. Cuthbe rt, of llpmiocere
t4iitelay selitlight, at Stratford Parsonage, the Rev. Thomas
y. :•c*.tx of Stratford St. Mary, and Roydora. tieru.k.
In hoi h year, the Rev. James Stilllogfleet, 15 yeart Pre.ber.4
of Worcee.ta _ _ _

At the Batiks. near Sheffield, aged RS, the Rev. E Cutlw;it.
Tune le at Woolwich I.h•utensi r•Cotonei r a I.

Tuesday se'nntglit, the 12 ev. Edward Godwin, 54.14;,r
Minister in the parbh church of Ithr•theltf, and perpetual
of Atterellfre, in tlo si;th year of his sae, ant :is the 62.1
(.17; the SI inctant, at Panon Drove, rear Wishraell. ••-•.!
'Misr Slaty AIR Moreton, a beauthul st 4 :
lady, who thu4 met her death tr 7 driukinz told •
dal:ring at the village fete a few .!:.ys preceding.
London, England, 1817-07-21

1414WAL lATELLIG EATS.

INSURGAN r PRIVATEERS.
Information reached Lloyd's this morning that
privateers, sent out by the Insurgents, were off the
Azores the latter end of June, and that they had sue-
ceeded in capturing lour very valuable ships; three
of them they carried off, and one they sunk. The
account does not say whether an engagement took
place, but as one of the vessels was sunk it is sup-
ro.ed there was an action. The following is a copy
of Lloyd's boas on this subject:

" The Grant Para, from amgal; the Nevs•Carolina, from
China, for Lisbon; the Flora de Mayo, from La Guyra for
ad!z ; and the 1.o; Dolores, from Porto Rico for Llatct
were captured off the Azores the latter end of last nionto, by
Insurgent privateers. The latter was stmk—the Indiamen were
captured by a schooner privateer ; and the Spaniards by the Coo-
gresso schooner, Captain ALMEIDA, of 10 guns and 100 own,
U!ted out at Baltimore•"

Extract of a letter received at Lloyd's from Gi•
braltar, dated June 25, 1817:
" I have the pleasure to acquaint you, that by the arrival here
on the 2sd inst. in thirteen days fruni Ale,ier•, of the English
polacre I.a Fortuno, BA DO Master, private letters have been re-
ceived by Jews here, !runt their relr•ives in Aoers, dated 'Le
16th lust, which t.t.tte, that hetWvtli the loch and 24th of hlAy,
there had been some deaths ut a disorder mu:4l at the sea,on of
the year; and that the inhabitants had in Lui..equenee retard to
the country, but returned to the city about the nth or mit, the
public health bring quite re,tored. They confirm the death of
the British Vice. Consul. Mr. Sw rLT LA u, the Pratique -ter here, has mentioned his having receive,' a lever from th-
Britbh Consul, Mr. M'DosirLL, who says nothing about any
disease. The vessels from that quarter have, in cumequence,
been admitted to Pratique."
FALMOUTH, itil.V

Sailed his Majesty's ship oANYMF:DE. for Cork and
the Mediterranean ; and the Lord Hobart packet,
with mails for Lisbon, Pernambuco, Bahia, and Rio
Janeiro. The American ship ie., ell, from Chat Isom,
in 34 days, a►rived off here yesterday, and received
orders to proceed immediately for Liverpool.
London, England, 1817-07-21

1 RANKFOR JULY 12.

On the 7th the Diet assembled in pleno to hear the
request of his Serene Highness the Landgrave of
Hesse Holmberg, to be admitted a Member of the
German Confederation. All the voters concurred in
the most &meting manner for this Pante, and the
Diet has resolved that his Serene Highness the reign-
ing Landgrave of Hesse Humbug be admitted, as
well as his House, into the German Confederation,
reserving it to determine by another resolution the
regulations respecting his vnte.
London, England, 1817-07-21

1..111" INTELLTGENCr.

COURT OF CHANCERY, RILE 19.
RANELAGH GARDENS.
Sir S.w.tum. ROM ILLY moved, that a Receiver
might be appointed to receive the profits of these
G.i:denc
Mr. Wr.ittitut. followed.

Mr. 11. th r con,emed.
The Lola) CIIANCLLLOIt...." I cannot help express-
my astonishment, that these fourteen Ems, of
wr:ielt thew is irdens co,,sist, should be so long un-
enclosed and uncultivated ; Int I dare say. Mr. HAT!,
it they belonged to you or me, we would know how
to ina:.;e them pay."—irlntion granted
London, England, 1817-07-21

Fl. INDERS MAIL.

The Mail of tins miming has brnught us Brussels
and other Papers to the 18th instant.
Uu Wednesday I ist the Market at Brussels was
again disturbed, by the populace compelling the
country senders to sell their peas at the Inc 4 price;
but after a little time quiet was restored. Ort the
other fraud, one person who offered a higher price
tllan was asked from him by the seller, was arrested
and put, in strict continement.—The following are
the only other articles deserving of any notice:
London, England, 1817-05-13

NAIAL INTSLLIGENCE.

The East-India Company's ship GENERAL Flearrer,
arrived in the Downs yesterday attert.oon. She left
Caton the 7th January, ant St. Helena the Wet
March, and passed, in the Straits of Sunda. th. 2 Surat
Castle and Hugh Inglis, and in S. the Marchione,s
of Ewer and Lead Lyndoch.
The Frances Charlotte, Acura, from Batavia w
Bengal, was lOit on the Sth of November.
The t.leneroza, SCUEMBRI, from Leghorn to
Naples, (with iron and tin plates, part of the cargo of
the AriaJne, linowN, arrived at Legkorn R m Btis-
tol) was totally lost, last month, near Port Darez, on
the Roman shore. Most of the cargo saved.
Tne Neptunus, VAN ENGEN, from I.ivcrpool to
Pctersburgh, sunk near Pillau, during a violent gale,
on the 24th ult. Only the carpenter saved.

PALMOUnI, MAY 10.
Arrived the Rosewarren, Comte, from Naples.—
Sailed the Ltdy Louisa packet, for Gibraltar and
Malta ; and rriuce Ernest packet, for Lisboa, both
with Mails—they were expected to sail last night, but
did not proceed till this morning.—Wind N. .

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 12.
Arrived the Camel store-ship, from Bermuda--
she sailed on the 7th of April. Also arrived the
Abeona transport, and the Thomas and William,
Beowx, from Gibraltar. The Christopher, Roe,
'from Oporto, passed by for London—she 'Ailed on
3d inst. Passed up Channel for the Downs, the Pa-
cific. Srtx, from St. Lucia. Sailed the Usiion, Siam.
sums, for London ; and the West Indian transport,
for the River.—Wind Westerly.
DEAL. MAY
Arrived and sailed fur the River, the Egham, Sr.
13n Raz, from St. Domingo ; Hound, Bence, from St.
Vineea.'s ; Nisbitt, GRAY, from Jamaica ; London
packet, fr,.;in Smyrna; Charles, MIGNI, from To-
bago, (eiAlit ; Perseverance, CUANCIIELAR,
from the Havannati ; Iris, Gnaatusari. from Rio
Janeiro; Indispensable, KaMP, from the South Seas ;
and Briton, Pgansotr, from Leghorn.
rive (I'Clock.—Arrived and just come to anchor
in the Downs, the General Hewitt, CAMPBELL, from
Clina.—Wind S.W.
MARGATE, MAY IL
The ship Le.ndon, DuwcaN, from St. Vincent's, is
at anchor is Pan Sand hole, and has landed A bag
of letters.
London, England, 1817-07-28

BIRTHS;

lie 7th instant, the Hon Mrs. Liter I.ameac, of F!tzwilllam.
street, Dublin, of a daughter.
Lately, w Mu-court awry, Dublin, the Lady of Lieutenant-
Colonel Haodcoek, of the 19th "teem. nt, of a t.auehter.
The Pith of April las:, at Quebec, the Lady of Lteuten2nr-
Canal Harvey, Depucy Adjutant•C;eNtrcl, of a sue..
London, England, 1817-07-28

tlnntber eharge; bnt 'die ptcreenticn coill:np. nn evi-
dence, they were acquitted. The most relfect de
cortim prevailed during the trial, and wit n the ver
diet was pronounced, it was trceivod with respectful
silence. We shall give the particulars of this in erest•
ing lii tl in our nest paper. It is uncertain when the
trial of the other pritoners will take place. The
Crawl „Titre were discharged yesterday (Friday)
evening. The Court was crowded to recess in every
part ; and E trl Fitzwilliam, the Lord Lieutenant of
the West Riding, was present.
London, England, 1817-07-28

VIENNA, JULY IL

A circular -letter, published by the Government of
Lower Austria on the 2d, to annul the prohibition to
export warlike stores, concludes thus :
" For the rest, it fellows, of course, that, in send.
ng abroad these articles, the exportation of which is
'now permitted, regard must be had to the exceptions
pointed out by public law and the law of nations ;
and that therefore this general perm;ssion of the ex-
portation k watlike ammunition does not include the
liberty ro send such articles directly to countries
which are in ►state of insurrectiodagainiit their law.
ful Government."
London, England, 1817-07-28

DEAL, JULY 27•

Arrived yesterday and sailed for the River, the
Astell, from Bengal; Princess Amelia, from China;
Duke of Marlborough, from the CIF ; Volusia,
COOPER, and Planet, WEYMTON, from Jamaica ;
Hero, BOAC, from Havannah, and George Canning,
Taipe, from Cadiz. Came down from the River,
the Proselyte, for Barbadoes ; Robert, for Seville ;
Progress, for Tenetiffe ; Magdalene, for Siena
Leone; and Perseverance, for Newfoundland; also
Arrived the Windsor Castle, East Indianian, from
Calcutta, she landed several passengers at lVeymouth.
Came down from the River to-day and remain, the
Demarara Packet, for Demarara; Thomas Nowlan,
and Solon, HODGSON, for Buenos Ayres.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1817-07-28

FALMOUTH, JULY 25.

Arrived the Marchioness of Salisbury packet from
.7amaica, in 32 days, with a mail ; and Walsingham
packet, with a mail from Rio Janeiro, in .55 days;
also, the Integrity transport, from the Downs for
Cork ; American brig Leo, from Hamden ; and
Speedy, Tru.y, in 13 days, from Gibraltar. The
Lady Louisa packet sailed in company with the
Speedy, and is expected in tie course of the night.
The Nocton packet had arrived at Gibraltar, and
proceeded on for Malta.—Wind West.
PORTSMOUTH. JULY et..

Arrived his Majesty's ship Tionts, from a a uize.,
Lune and Zephyr transports, trom St. Vincent'...
sailed the 19th of June; the Anne, from Barbado,:c,
where she landed his Excellency Lord Comakft‘ixits:
and suite, and arrived the day the transports sailed.
Sailed the Zephyr transport (with part of the 2ith
R liment), from the West Indies, fur the River.
London, England, 1817-07-28

COBOURG, JULY 13.

The Government Journal of yesterday contains an
article stating, that his Serene Highness, having been-
informed that the inhabitants intend to illuminate the
town on occasion of the marriage of his Highness
with the Princess Louisa of Saxe Gotha, is highly
sensible to this intended mark of his subjects' affec-
tiop bat being, without this, sufficiently convinced
of their attachment, he thinks it his duty, in times of
distress like the present especially, to request tli.it
every one employ what he intended to spend, rather
in giving work and bread to the poor, than in so mo-
mentary a sign of joy. These sentiments, says his
those of the future Duchess.—
Highness, are equally
A prudent distribution of benefits is at all times the
best proof of the feefings'of tip heart.
London, England, 1817-07-28

lad he had nn money. and then one re the two men
"lid, they would sell them to him nn as they
anew hi, ••r ; an.i if he would give them £lO on
the delis,' ry th.• cattle, they would give him credit
for the r-ns of the prise ell he sold the cattle.
aezed se hat would be the price ? and
they at,. er d 4:r; a head, the tattle being ill ti sod
ennchtiiin, been led on ataw. and catrots
for the e !ink winter. The prisoner refused to give
more than £3 x head, and a bargain was struck at
that price, the prisoner giving them Si. as earnest.
The prisoner's brother, who iivc.; at Beverley,
stated, that the prisoner had come to him for a loan
of Alit, which he gave him, the ptisor.er having in-
formed him t,f his bargain for the cattle, which were
to let delivert!d to him nn the way to shah: fair.
NV4.r.es!:-.; were also c..llrd to the pri.otiel'a charac-
ter, ai.,l antai.g others, ;a man of the name of Wii•
limns, a c2ll-11Ccr, who retesed, however, to•take the
oath, thoego it was stated to hint that many respect-
able members of his enmmunity did consent to swear
in criminal cases where the object was tot-eve' an itn-
pntatiun tit this kind
Chief Baron. ktcuAunr refused to tape his aaira-sa-
eon, and he was not examined.

The Chief Baron, upon summing up the evidence,
observed, that it was a role if law and common
sznse, th •1 when eatzie had been if they were
found very so. It after in the possession of any parti-
cular person, he should he considtred as the person
ho them, unless lie couh.l shew that he had
got them iii an honest way. The account given by
ti.e prisoner, and on his brhAll, was rather singular.
It was, at least, an unguarded and foolish trans c.
tion en the part nf• the prisoner, to puicliae cattle
v !hour seeiog them, from persons of ale m lw knew
tietfing t but still, :f the Jury tlicsuglit it a trite ac-
count, the defence would be good. The Jury would,
therefore, consider, and decide whether the account
given on the pan of the prisoner was credible, and
and their verdict accordingly.
The Jury retired for a few minutes, and then re-
turned, finding the prisoner—Not Guilty.
London, England, 1817-07-28

dows are broken, that there is not Blau enough in the
town to repair them. The hail was jagged, and many
pieces above an iach long.

STOCKHOLM, JULY IL

Hitherto the post in Sweden has been confined to
the conveyance of letters ; there was no accommoda-
tion for travellers, only the farmers were obliged to
convey travellers from stage to stage, at the rate of
twelve pence per mile (a Swedish mile is six English)
for each horse. This regulation is injurious to agri-
culture, and there having been no conveyance what-
ever for goods and parcels, very desirable to trade,
industry, and the sciences, the Government has re-
solved to remedy this defect, and by way of a begin-
ning, to establish regular post-coaches for passengers
and goods between this city and Gottenburgh ; and j
also between this and Helstugburgh, on the Sound.
The commercial relations between Sweden and Rus-
sia are farther prolonged to the end of the year, ac-
cording to the stipulations of the Treaties t 4 1801
and 1809.
London, England, 1817-07-28

NitrAL INTBLLIGENCE.

MAlLS—arta. one.
Dublin . . - 2 0 France . . - I 0
Waterford • . 2 0 Hamburgh . . 0 0
Guernsey and Jersey 1 0 Gottenburgh - - G 1
Lisbon - - - 0 1 Flanders - . . 1 0
Holland - • - 0 1 Malta - - - . 0 0
Brazils - - - 1 0 !Jamaica - - - 1 0
BASF INDIA SHIPPING.

•u. DU.

Accounts have this day been re:eived at the India
House, stating, that the Company's ships MARQUIS
OF WELLINGTON and MINERVA, were well on the
27th of April, in lat. 27. S. long. 32. W.
London, England, 1817-07-28

BERLIN, JULY 13.

News has been received from Rome that the Pope,
in conformity with the wishes and desire of our Ccurt,
has consented to translate the Prince Bishop of Gar-
vey to the See cd Munster. The requisite notices,
both to the Prince Bishop ■nd to the Chapter of Mon-
stet, whose right of election is insured in case of fu-
ture vacancies, are said to have been already issued
both hoar here and from Rome.
General Von Borstell, who commands in Prussia,
has arrived at Breslow.
ALTONA, JULY 16.

On the 11th of this month, sixteen or seventeen
houses were entirely overturned, and several others
considerably damaged by a water-spout in the village
of Wattenbeck, near New Munser.
HAMBURGH, JULY la.
In the speech in which the Norwegian Minister of
State, Peter Anker, congratulated the Duke of Su-
dermania on his coining of age, there is a passage
which tends to the conclusion that the report which
has been long in circulation, that the Duke will soon
be appointed Viceroy of Norway, and fix his residence
in Carlsham, will soon be realized.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, JULY 28, -1817.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY Al' TWELVE O'CLOCK t
Reduced 791—Colisols 781—Consols for August 791
4 per Cott. 964-3 per Cent. Navy, 103}
ludic Bonds 115 116 pr.—Exchequer Ills sos. 34% pr.

The Paris Papers of Thursday arrived yesterday,
and in a preceding column we have given their most
prominent contents. In those of Ftiday, which have
llso come to hand this morning, we find little addi-
tional which is of much interest. The Duke of Was,
manta and suite left Paris on Friday morning, for
Mont Saint Martin, a chateau in the neigLbourhood
of Cambray, where the Duchess and family reside.
Mr. BARING had had a long interview with the Duke
previous to his depatture. The Funds rose on Thurs-
day to 68 francs, and closed at 67 francs 85 cents.

A Mail from Hamburgh arrived yesterday, given
in a preceding column ; and this morning we teccived
a farther supply of German Papers, from which we
subjoin some extracts ;
An article from the Maine, of the 19th instant,
states, that among the effects lett by the celeb: aced
Werner, there are several MSS. nearly ready f..r
' the press. This great man had p; inted nothing siace
17;4.—his labours always appeared to hint nut suf-
ficiently matured; but his instructions were spread
over the world by thousands of scholars. His cabinet
of Minerals, consisting of 100,000 specimens, hms not
become the priperty of the King of Saxony, as has
been reported, but of the Mineralogical Academy at
Freiberg. .

The famous Madame Krudener is said to intend
to found a colony and a community in her peculiar
religious principles, upon Mount Caucasus. A new
novel of her writing, called" le Solitaire converii,"
will acquaint the world with the history of her co -
version, and the whole system of the moral rem.
lotion which she projects.
London, England, 1817-07-28

ENri 21.0—Thirteen WVles from Lon lon.
To be LET, wilt pos+esbion sit 111,chaeimas,

'WO FARMS, oae 162, the other 158 Acres,
both calculated for the Rotideneet of grmteel Familia.
For particulars and terms apply at No. ad. Gr,at Ormond-
street, London.

GENUINE WINES.
TO BE SOLD BY ADC, lON.
Oo FRIDAY, August 1. at One o'Clnck, a the Mart, by Order
of the Proprietors, in small Lots.
ONE HUNDRED and I.olt y NINE DO-
ZENS of Furtrior WINES, iz. 24 Dozen Pints of Old
Port, eseePent va'ity, new Netted ; in Dozen thaw (lineal
24 Dozen old crusted Pon; 15 Dittn Sherry; 111 Dane Nest
India Div° ; ect Dozen Dian, in Pint.; IS Dozes West India
Madeira, in Pints; is Dozen Quart Orto.
May be tasted at the time of sale, and Catalegoes had at the
Man; and at the Office of Mr. Sent,. us, New Bridgewreet.

PUNCTUALITY ANL) DIS PA l'Ca.

TIIE TIMES, a New Light (:OA.CII, to aloth-
ompton by Winchester, at Eight, Monday, !mu the
Swan. ; and New White Horse PleeadUty, at
Halt-past Eight Alpo the fEllialt qPH *we the Ctstee Keys,
Wood-street, every Morning, and Golden Cmw, CltarMtCross,
a Quarter past Seven ; and Has chrtt's New Whitt lithe Cellar
in Eight. Prom Southampton Camino go to Lrhtiegtos, Kier
wood, and Poolll,—eackets sail twice a week to Havre de Grate,
also to Jersey, Guernsey, and the We of Wight.

SIKES'S HYDROMETER.
BAt• B. BATE is desirous of informing the Liquor
• Trade that he is the only person authorised by the Re-
venue Boards to make the above 111.am:sent, latrented by his late
Uncle and Pather.in-Law Mr. SIKES; and that the HYDRO-
METERS of his make, with the divisions of the Stem, sub&
sided into five parts, which, from their superiority, will sups*
cede all others, are now employed in the Revenue of the three
Kingdoms And also, that having printed the Table to every
subdivision for each degree of temperature, it now gives the con-
centrated strength in 29,740 plac-s, to a single tenth per Cent.
or the thousandth part of a Galion, and is bound up with cont•
plete directions for the use of it and the tusernments. The price
of the Hydrometer, complete, with a Thermometer, ant the
above-tubed l'att!e, is £4. as. and Sliding Rules, of the grantee'
possible accuracy, to fifths of indication, at 7s. each.
N 0.17, Poultry, Stith July, tai7.
London, England, 1817-07-28

PIANOFORTES, SECOND-HAND, SOME AS GOOD AS
NEW.

HORIZONTAL GRAND, by BR .Rnwo .0 and
Sow, SS Guineas, cop 95 Guineas; Ditto, by STomia r,
35 Guineas; Square Piano Forte, at i 2 Guineas; Ditto, at is
Guineas; Ditto, at 22 Guineas; Ditto, with three Drawers, at
do Guineas : &leo one of the best toned Cabinet Piano Fortes
ever heard, good as new, with Silk Front, two Pedant, com-
plete—Shop price 60 Guineas, fur n Guineas. Th. above WI
be warranted.

May be teen at Mr. Watlan's 5, Leicester place, from Tea
to Four o'Clock.

A AAVINO OF ONE GUINEA IN FOUR

FASHIONABLE and most Elegant COATS,
cut and made in a s.sperier manner, of the best mmerarse
(lob, from LS 6s to Li IYe —Waistcoats, from Ss. to ISL.—.
Double-Milled Cas,imere Breethes, es.—Nankeen, Russia
Duck Drill, and White Jean Pantaloons and Trosators, cheap In
proportion. A variety of Shooting haws, Henthsg Coats;
also Ron, Curride. and Driving Coats; and. for the convenience
of Gentlemen travelling, a variety Is kept reodyelinisited, or a
suit made in four hours Servants' liveries 14 10s. itompkte.
The business of this house betas wholly dose with ready-money,„
enables the Proprietors to submit the above advaptageous teem
to the Public, which Is nut less than from 30 to 40 per Cent.
.No. lea, Fleet street, four doors east of Chancery lane
0- Merchants and Captains wanting large quantities, will And
a great advantage by applyirg as above.

NEW IMPERIAL TWINE SHIRTING CLOTH.
BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
MERCHAN I'S, the Nobility, and the Public.
are respectfully Wormed the above CLOTH is SOLD,
duly stamped, by the entire case of 30 and 60 Pieces each, for
Exportation, and by the single Piece only, from MI to se yards
each, for the use of Famines, at 2a. it% 6d. Its. 3s. ed. es. 44.6 d.
and 3s. 64. per yard, at MILL ARD's Wholesale East-India,
Manchester, Irish, :watch. and Hamburgh Warehouse, No. 16,
Cheapside, AND NO WHERE ELSE WHATEVER, In *4
for Snirrina,and m 6.4 for Sneering;; its natural CONDU-
CIVENESS TO MIA LTH, and its pleasantness to wear in this
a. well as In foreign climates, together with ha durability and
economy, merit the partteulai attention of Geotkinen going
abroad, and of private Families.
Foreign Orders, and thous from the country. seat expressly as
above, receive immediate attention.
London, England, 1817-07-28

JAMAICA, JUNE 19.

Thy interruption given by the Spanish Patriots,
as they are termed, to our commerce, is severely felt.
No vessel can navigate those seas under whatever Rig.
in safety. It appears, however, nearly certain, that
the vessels thus plundering are a band of pirates at-
tached to neither party, but renqadoes who are at
open war with all the Powers who navigate in those
Was.
London, England, 1817-07-17

SPAIN.

Intelligence from Gibraltar of a men. t date men-
tions, on.what is represented as good authority, that
some disturbances had broken out at Seville, And that
it would cost the Spanish Government some time and
trouble to extinguish them. An Ecclesiastical rebel-
lion would be a solecism in niodern politics, and it
would•be a curious spectacle for the present genera-
tion to see an atablidsed clergy at variance with their
Sovereign. Matters would assume a more threaten.
ing aspect if the laity of these times, like their foolish
ancestors on many former occasions, could be pre-
vailed upon to fight the battles of the Church.
London, England, 1817-07-17

SPANISH AMERICA.

Letters have been received in town this morning,
dated the 19;h of June, from St. Thomas's, which
state, that Admiral Baum left Margaritta on the 31st
.4 May, with 18 sail of vessels, to proceed to the
River Oronooko, where it was expected he would
form • junction with BOLIVAR ; but there was no ac•
counts of the latter having puihed forward to the
appointed rendezvous, although there is every reason
to expect that he will meet with no particular ob.
stades .to prevent his union with the fleet. These
letters are written in high spirits, and the Indepen-
dents entertain the strongest hopes of success, not-
withstanding the preparations which are making to
Depose their progress.
The same account contains information, that the
expedition from Spain had arrived aeon-tuna, under
the command of O'Dosisism., reported to he from
two to four thousand strong ; so that we may soon
expect to hear of some decisive movements In that
quarter of the globe.
London, England, 1817-07-17

lIAMBURCI/ MAIL.

A Hamburgh Mail arrived to day, but brings•no
news of importance—if we except tl e first th Nitrof
one Prince, and the coming of age of another. On
the 2,1 of June the young Turkish Prince An0..1.-
11ANI1D, four years of age, had his head shaved, and
was invested with the turban; and on the 4th instant
Prince OSCAR, the son of the Ctto7.-N PR/Not of SWE-
DEN, f•111,:t d into his 18th year, when, by the laws
of th•e country, those of the Royal fine becom: major.
London, England, 1817-05-22

This day was published, price Five
'OUR LETTERS on the ENGLISH CON
SII I'UTION. I. On Differeut Opinions on the English
etruimtion. 2. On Its Prieciples. s. On Its Defects. 4. On
Me but /leans of preempting its Fundamental Viinciplui.
Tined Edition, much enlarged.
By G. DYER,A.B.
Formerly of Emmanuel College, CambrWge.
"It is not my business to examine whether the kneels actually
cloy this liberty or not. It is sufficient for me to say, that it is
otablished by their laws, and I enquire no faither.“—Metatta-
s.ieu's Spirit of Law:. '
" For a People should not be governed bet by the hest laws,
even subs Philosopher with, Nature ereketh the clings that
Ur best.' These things are not concealed in m great mysteries
as Is require much deliberation.“—Forttecue oar the Praises of
the Laws of Englaid.
Linden : Printed for Longman, Horst. 'Rees, Orme. end
Inns, Paterteoner.row ; Heater,t. Paul's Chute "yard;
Sher-
wood, lealy,and Jones, Patertiodepriow ; Ridgeway, Piccadilly;
Arch, Cornhill; and Corder, St. Paul's Church-yard.
Petilishing by Subscription (and which has beta lent In the
Pose), in two vols. Into. corruponding to the History of Cam-
bodge, by the same Author, The Privil.ges of the Univevity of
Couteidge; containing a Chronological Table of all the.Charten
lad Public Acts relative to the University, from dee wriest
time to the time of Charles 11. together with the principal Char-
on themselves (from Papers of undeulxed authenticity), and
beegiat down the literary biography of eminent and learned
men of Cambridge to the present tunes, so u to catgut it with
the History of the University and Colleges of Cambridge, lately
published by the same Author.
The °antes of Subscribers are received by I.ongman and Co.
Poeteester-row ; and Delghtoo, Cambridge; and Subscribers
tre respectfully informed, that unavoidable drew:tetanus, which
via to explained to the proper place, will delay the publication
a** while.
London, England, 1817-05-22

P WIT LN G INTELLIGENCE.

EPSOM RACES.—(FiasT DAY.)—"lnsiestiAT, MAY 21.
The Woodcot St "':es of 30gs. each, b. ft. for threelear.old colts,
llst. eslb. lilies, SA. 31b. Tbe last half mile. ,
Mr. Lake's colt, by Eaton - - .. 1
Mr. Rogers's colt, by Marts:len - - - . 2
Mr. T. health's bay, by Ether - - - . 3
Tins was a good thcr, and won only by ball a length.
Sweepstakes of togs. earl', with !rigs added from the Race Fund.
I he winner to he sold for Ong,. if demanded.
Mr. Rogers's Scarecrow, 4.yrs-old - - - 1
Mr. Walker's che.nut colt, by Hyacinthus, 4.yrs-old - 2
Mr. Smith's brown ing Tlw Cobler, 5-yrs-old - 3
This was won by a length.

A Sweepstakes of 10g. each, with
la.t t Op. added from tba Racing
Tuthl. The

Mr. Norther. bay filly, by Garnenut, 4•yrr•old - i
Mr. Sadler% chesnut con, by Marmon, 3.yrs-old - 2
A good rare.

Mr. Smith's bay horse Shenley, 6 Irs-olt!, brat Mr. Bacon's
black horse Tempest, i 00gs. h. ft. The last mile.
Mr. Bacon's z..alatnancs, beat Mr. Smith's Shenlcy, 100 gs.
b. ft. Two miles.
From the inclemency of the weather, the company was very
Isconsiderablr

Thirteen or fourteen horses will start for the Derby-5 to 2
agst The Stude..t
Unarm Racts.—One of this heats at Chester Races excited
such interest, (ha it is said—" Ihe Ladies in the Stand stretched
their necks nt 'mew, and rot °.y looked at (item.— fwo taco
were rum over, Sad nohotly took them up.—Two Ladies taicteil,
and two Orlltlcilitll petted
PP-DE!: I RIAN MATCH ON WORMWOOD SCRUBS.
BAKER, as uon.l, left .; before Balm,: on Tuesday orght•
The former conirleted 50 miles, the latter 62. Yesterday, owing
to the ince.sunr ram, the ground was a perfect puddle, and it
was of course impassible for them to trarel. The friends 01 both
advise.' them not to start again till the weather became favour-
able. lu a few days it is rapes.t4 they will exert theattselvtnt to
the tanoutt of 'heir rowers The present state of the watch is—
ea 042 miles, ha rtiii

110XiNG MATCH.
The whole of the 'floury. 110 guineas to SO, Will male good
BtLcuies, on Moucity islet, for the battle between :CllOO.
etas and 7 o vita uo the sorb ut Juite. Huth the turn are is
close manias, fzie latter in Wales, and the former in some re-
mote secret spot, *l3oVin truly to his friends.
London, England, 1817-05-22

JUNIPER'S ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT , by HEATH.
THIS ESSENCE is a safe, effectual, and pleasant
remedy in Flatulencies, Gouty and Cbuliey Pains in the
nosnach and bowels, indigestion, hysterics, nausea attendant nn
r'el;,al.ey, relaxation and lassitude arising from atmospheric
ws.nt of appetite, injuries from inlement weather, and in
14,1'41101k affscoon of the stomach ind bowels, so common
to "JllO, adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. As a
"'ill Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, it will be found a
s4.lable acquisition.—Essence of Peppermint is ao well known
a, a va'usble Family Medicine, that the principal object of this
tid-rettbernent is to guard purchasers against the numerows coml.
t'rt.i's, which are prepared by Druggists, &c. The only can-
I'm I. P. Heath can give is, to Ice that " J. P. Heath, Notting.
L 271." Is engraved on the Government stamp.
Nice 2e. 9d. and ls. ied.—Scfd by E. Edwards (Agent to
H,alli) 6e, St. Paul's Church-yard; and also by Sanger, Oxford-
str.o ; Putt, Exchange; Ward, Holbu.-

LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, PreslcLot.

. - -
rIT GIO —Mr. Mery an , Member af fhe Royal College, 1-0840‘.
Livia:toss—Earl of Egrement, Earl of Leitrim. Hon. Colonel
J. Barry, M.P. John Latouche. M.P.
iIE Royal and Noble Patrons of the above IN-
S I ITU PION, for the ezainslve Treatment ofVEIiCREAL
oMPLAINTB,and their dangerous consequences, in order to
imure the benefits that have resulted from it, selected Mr. Kier-
rac as its Surgeon,(standing high on the ilat of the Royal College)
having directed his claim attentlon to those diseases. Mr.
cuticeivits It a part of his °Meal fluty to caution the
pointing to thel.iet cf the Reyal College, plailh•hed
in Ft.hruary, 1816, as the only sure puler, and that no assertion
tr-ons assuming such titles, and publicly advertising them,
%.itt.cut being sanctioned by this list' are to be credited. The an-
t'•*l reports of the Lock Dispenary will prove that some of the
dangerous cases of Strictures, tebility, and other bulalimetl
I carahle affections of the Gent:attire Qrgans have berm here ra-
d ca'ly and successfully treated.
„Mr. Kiernan may be consulted ea oral, by both SCXI.I, at hie
mete, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, where let-
t". km Town and Country are tube addressed, and the netts.
11:/ advice and medicine will bd given, or swat, to any part of the
ned King Cont.
jIIV hubll'hed, price es. Id Edition, Pratt:lca! Observe:ions oo
t,i,• alcove Disease, by ier.att, and thal by teid at No, 17i,
I`44reatiest, Ile, Ia: uric's:rt..: dr..! Crow. u-toof c, tiuho.
London, England, 1817-05-22

ABERCROMBIE'S PRACTICAL. GARDE' ER.

The day was published, price 9e. in twrds, the Second Edition.
retied, wi:h considerable Additions by Mr. JAlittg MKANt
Head Gardener w Sir Abraham Hume, Bart. of
THE PRACTICAL GARDENER; or. Im-
proved System of Modern Horticulture; adapted either to
large or small Gardens; designed for the assistance of thow Gen-
tlemen who manage ibex own Gardens, and as a Book of kle-
ferule* for the young professional Horticulturist.
By laiHN ABEitCROMISIE.
Author of " Every Man hie own Gardener."
•,,* This Work contains the aying.out and Culture of the
Kitchen Garden, Fruit Garden, Flower Garden, Shrubbery, Plea-
sure Ground, Nursery, and Timber Plantation; also the Con-
struetion and Management of the Green-house or Conservatory,
Hot-house, and Forcing Garden. l'lre whole alphabetically at.
ranged ; and presenting, in a Practical Form, many Suggestions
from recent Discoveries in Vegetable Physerlogy ; and ezhibiting
the principles relative to the Culture of Fruit Free*, especially to
the KellOVatiflil of several Degenerated Sorts of Apple and Pear
Trees. With Tables of Planta convirpon ling with the Advance-
ment of Botany up to the present period; and Tables for regu-
lating the Temperature of Hot . houses, &c.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London; W.
Blackwood, Edinburgh; and J. Cumming. Dublin.
London, England, 1817-07-10

EsTABUSHED :EVEN PEEN YEARS.

►HE Public are tespyr t!itily invited to an inspee-
J tion of the verflarge and ch..2p Smelt of IRISH SHIRT-
ING and SHEETING CLO now on Sale, at No. 4, the
`,oath side of aloomsbury-square. 'I he Company, from the na-
rare of their Establishments here and in Inland, offer to the
et atmunity the above articles much cheaper and better than :hey
ca be procurA through any oilier medium. Their Linens are
Dached under their own inspec inn, without the help of acids.
TLey warrant their dtirabitity and colour, and engage to return the
111,:zey sltould a fault appear. Country orders fat:hfull y attended to.
AG NTS ••••i olin Donovan, No 4, Woorahburviquare, Loudon;
Inhn Doyie, !sin. 3 I , Sc. Mary's Abbey, Dublin.
i;ousl Bills on Ireland, and Bank of Ireland No:es, taken In
ri,inlent for Linen, or discounted.

CANVAS CLOTH, as Covering for Hay and
Corn Stacks, with Poles, Bullies, and Lines, &c.—lt it pre•
trued few Gentlemen would be without a Stack Cloth, did
they but know kow 'lnconsiderable the expense is, the cost i 4
c.;-:e than saved in one year, if a wet season, and they will last
with care upwards of twenty years.
They are Sold at Edgiugton's, 244, Tooley-street, ten doors
fen London Bridge, whore may be had at reduced pricer, Wag-
g.!ti and Cart Tilts, Sacking, Hair 'Cloth, Woollen lilting, Can-
v;.. Sacks, Rope Yarn, &c. &e.
N. B. Them best Garden Netting is at 40s. per cwt. this ti ar,
ta 1 Bunting at 75s.—Orden received as above, and at 5, Welts-
rseet, o:turd street.
London, England, 1817-12-06

MUNICH, NOVEMBER le.

Preparations are observed to be making at Court
for a journey, which is positively atlitmed will be to
Pr wit!, to have an interview with the Court of
IVlott is certain, is, that orders have been
scot tr .in Vienna to Prague to make the necessary
arrangements at the castle in that city to fewer the
illustrious guests who were to meet time. People
syeak of the coronation of the Empress of Austria as
Queen of Bohemia ; onr Royal Family will be pre-
sent at tells soltmoity. Well informed persons are
persuaded that there will result from this meeting a
new bond of union between the two august reigning
families. His Imperial Highness the Crown Prince
of Austita was born on the 9th of April, 1793;—
their Royal Highnesses the Princesses Elizabeth
Louisa and Amelia Augusta, twin sisters, Princesses
Royal of Bavaria, were born November 12, 1801.
London, England, 1817-12-06

Handsomely Flitted ins vols. No. price it Is. boards.
rt trruNas of NATURAL PHILOSOPHY;
%.! being Heads of Lectures &Moored in the University of
Bdiubergh. • I
By JOHN PLAYFAIEL, F.E.S L. & E.
Professor of Natural Philosophy in the University of Edinburgh.
With Plates. Second Edition.
•.• Volume II separately, price to.. 6i boards.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; Long.
man, Hurst, Bees, Onne. and Brown; Cadeil at d Davies; and
John httarray, London.

This day was published. In Geo. price 7s. 6d. boards,
the Second Ed tion, of
OBSERVATIONS on the DISTINGUISHING
ST MP TOMS of three different tpeeles of Pulmonary Con-
sumption, the Catarrhal, the Aprotematous. and the Tuhercu
least wtth sons, Remarks oa the Remedies and Regins,n best
fitted for the Prevention Removal, or Alleviation of eack Spe-
cies. To which is added. an Appendix, on the he. station and
Use of Laetocarium, or Lettuce-Opium
By ANDREW DUNCAN, Sen. M D. F.R. and ASS. &..
Phytitian Extraordinary to the King, and Senior Physician to
the Prince Regent for scutlatid, &e. Sce
Printed for A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Loogasaa,
Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.

ilia day was published, in tivo.
With numerous Tables and Plates, pries las. in boards,
Aii.ESSAY no the STRENGTH and STRESS
of 'LIMBER; founded upon Experiments performed at
the Royal Military Academy, on Specimens selected from the
Royal Arsenal, and his Majesty's Doch.yard, Woolwich. Pre-
ceded by an Historical Review of former.' berme; d Expert.
mints. Also, an Appendix on the Strength of Iron and other
Materiels.

DT NITER BARLOW, of the Royal Military Academy.
Pabilibed by JoispbTaylor, at the Architectural Library, 59,
High Holborn.