Star.
London, England, 1818-11-10 00:00:00

..r.g, in a mcrnernal which he return-
this representation, declared that h
Leans provided for answering all de-
t lie was completely prepared to
enicnts within the stipulated period.
led. however, in the opinion of the
of Finance, that so rapid an abstrac-
sams from the commercial' circula-
r injurious consequences on all the
1, and agreed in the propriety of the
:anon to Congress. The result was
iy mentioned. The Allied Ministers
negation of three months, and prO-
bject to a month or two more, pro-
asultinf with Mr. Daring and others,
ii of importance, they find such a
ble. Mr. Baring. is expected here,
but Monday. The fall in the
Which, among cabin things, has been
application, has arisen merely from
oiders of Omnium (as wc. would call
it profits in as short a time a? pos.
:onsequent great quantity of Stock
market, without a piciportional
in-
nber of buyers ; and from no apprc-
ty either in the Contractors or dn.
nem.

or Declaration of Alliance. between
which is to wind up the great diama
to of France has been s 4) deeply in-
ohave received the signature of Mi-
lave ?en sent off to P.n.'s and Loa-
kw in the beginning of this week."

ant MuN,TEtt lvd an audience of the
at Carlton lloube.

Count Iklumsrvi, the Ilanove:ian
as unexpectedly taken ill last wi.elt,
ca their return Crow lianoVer, and
dargicers. The Count and his fil-
ableut from England about three
was wished for, as large estates in
Hanover dcsi:end to the male heirs
ley hare now 13.td four children, all

librai:t7s, pictures, wardrobes, chhw
ny, belonging to the Ft inccss EU-
sz HOULUKG, were removed from
aid the Queen's Palace in St. Jades':
of her I►oj9l highness at Richmond.
Duchas4 Rtrrt AND left their seat,
narket, ou Thursday, for Belvoir

fain Goat, Aid-de-Camp to General
in to from France.

arrived yesterciiy at Longs Hotel,
Lk-end Lodge, Buc
l'omsouay is arrived at his house in
from Suffolk.

ocitsAvAt.t. is arrived in town from

and Colonel Blow N arrived on Sun-
ur.-house, Pall- mall, !Torn Aylesbury
y G. H. Cay.;:socitt and family ar-
Ly at their houie i>a S.willerowi, from
ns, bucks.
;row has left town on a tong.
,f tA VLSTOCK left toiwn on 4:tturday,
ley House, Bedfordshire.

ei SALtsetrisr.,haleit .k 14044 fOr
)ugh, Suffolk. ' • ,
Vd Marchioness of Cumstownst.4l,
Ctiowtotiziet.r.x are arnved id town.
Castle. Cheshire. •
ill IL the talents of 8.11•011 STZIN, the
r, When: BC/NAPA AT 111, in the days of
isolen.:e forced the Prussian Govern.
and ho afterwards returned to Paris
Ater for the Allies of the conquered
es, are about to be added to the ltus-
CAro d'firraLt is said to have lately
react with him on the subject of his
csian service.

tter from Batavia, dated the 2d July,
thstanding what you say to the coa-
1, I do assure you we are here in a
ranquillity, and feel no alarm, as the
Tee of 10,000 men, which is equal to
t is, however, easy to see that myreal
between the English and Dutch Au-,
'LES'S establishment at Bencoolen ex-
usy. He has lately sent, as a sort of
tjor TRACERS, who was formerly in
ed object was to obtain salt (a strange
ajor!) but the real one is said to be,
eavy claims on the Government in
Impany, in which it is supposed he.l
A Dutch frigate, having on board',
a military force, lately sailed to take
fang, on the coast of Borneo. • She
as Bencoolen, but has returned with'
troops. The reaso al•,igned is, that
.ES refuse: to deliver up Padang until
ing claims against ti.at settlement are
!expedition, consisting of SOO men,
a the coast of Borneo and Malacca ;
!d to them, and they, of course, ale
isscssion, but I know not their object
Former."

examinaticn for the admisson of two
he College for Naval Architects,
took place in the Dock Yard, in the
tain GITFARD, the Lieutenant Gover-
r. INMAN, Professor, and FlN-
erintendant of the College, when 15
n offered themselves as candidates.—
a commenced at nine o'clock in the
osed at three in the afternoon. At
e since the formationoftbis important
hment the standard of admission has
raised in consequence of the increas-
talent s of the several candidates, and
the trial nal been very severe and ar-
Lite of the candidates were required
it was intimated to ten of*the fifteen,
!avours were unsuccessful, and the
remained between the other five,.viz.
*l'GnA't'et. Dowse, and MAJOR ; and
exarniaation of about three hours,
..LoTD were deciared•tbe success-

ng (,atly, the drying-house of Messrs.
inns, ;Ind Co. at Blakeley, near Man.
.el open, and printed goods to a large
Ica from, with which the robbers got
L:e eluded detection.