Star.
London, England, 1819-01-14 00:00:00

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This Afternoon tbetaiwci REGENT was eniovingl
his favourite exert on horseback along the West
Cliffs, for nearly tN.OI hours, accompanied by Sir B.
Bi.oomPtatto and' the Rev. Mr. Bilitnano. In the
lafternoon, Sir Jortti LEACH . (the Vice-Chancellor,)
the Hon. Mr. Noel', and MAnx Sisaa.wrost,'*•lisq.
M.P. arrived at the Pavilion, aad afterwards joiilcd
the Royal dinner party. T!le Archduke Maxitattinx
took leave 3f the PRINCE REGENT this morning, an.ll
returned to London. Before his departure he was'
accompanied•by several Noblemen in an inspection
of the whole of the Establishment 'at this splendid
Palace. This morning the Mat quis and Marchioness
of CIfOLMONDELEY, the Marquis of SALISRURY, Baron
de Niestax, Baron Voana, and Major Htruotatt, de-
parted from the Pavilion. •

THE ARMY.

Part of the 7th Regiment of Hussars matched into
Manchester on Monday, and are to he followed by
the remainder of the Regiment in the course of the
present week.
Saturday, a company of the 69th Foot, from the
Isle of Man, going to Sunderland to be disbanded,
arrived at Carlisle.

Saturday the detachment of the 27th, quartered in
Carlow for some time, marched thence for Cork,
where the regiment is to embark, on the 18th instant,
for Gibraltar. They are tube replaced by a party
of the 18th.

Friday a troop of the 7th Royal Dragoons passed
through Carlow on their way to New-bridge.
Thursday a detachment of the 3d, or Krug's Own
Dragoons, arrived in Kilkenny from Cloiunel, and
proceeded on Friday to New-bridge, in the County
of Kildare. The remaining detachments of this fine
Regiment will also proceed to the same destination,
where they will occupy the newly-erected Barrack in
that place.
The 49th Regiment marched on Saturday for Fcr-
moy from Cork, and several other places are to have
detachments from that corps, and part of the • 25th
will march for several quarters in Kerry.
The first division of the 45th Regiment marched
on Friday from Cork to embark at Monkstown, for
Ceylon, the remainder are to wait the arrival of
the transports to cons them, which are hourly

expected.
Part of the '2 0t h Regiment sailed from Cove on
Thursday, for St. Helmuth

CO VMERCL IL.

MANCHESTER, JANUARY 12.

The Sales of Cotton during the past week, were
not so extensive as the preceding, and prices declined
from a farthing to a halfpenny per pound. Four
thousand Bales were sold by public auction on Fri-
day last, but there has been very little done by pri-
vate treaty. The great buyers have held back for
these several days past, purposing to attend the great
sale at the India House on Monday next, where up-
wards of forty thousand bales are to be put up to
auction.
The demand for Cotton Twist, for exportation, hai
now almost entirely ceased, and will not revive, in'
say Sensible degree, until the month of April, which
will, in some measure, cause a flatness in the Cotton
I.ll.3ttket. The orders for printed goods, however,
continue' to multiply on the hands of the manufac.,
term. The prices have gradually crept up, and
;May be considered as advanced full Id. per yard,
within these few weeks. A farther rise is looked for
as the Springy advances.—The South American Mar-
ket still continues to demand considerable quantities
of 'our manufactured goods ; large orders for Rio.
Janeiro and Buenos Ayres have been received within
these three days.
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We have received letters from Turin of the 19th
ult. The only circumstance stated in them, that de-
serves notice, is the arrival there of the Grand Duke
MICHAEL, on his way from his Italian duo-. Ire took
up his residence with Prince Hossosay, the Russian
Plenipotentiary. In his service he found an English-
man of the name of Titostits WARREN, to whom he
made a present of a gold snuff-box, worth 2000 byres,
complimenting him at the same time on his having'
the/honour to be an Englishman. He made also a
present of 2000 livres to be divided among the other
servants, and*was liberal in his alms to all the poor.
Iwho had the good forvane to apply to him during
his: stay, which was only for a few days, when he set
off for Genoa. ,
Sir BICRRAY MAXWELL has, by public advertise-
'mint, declined a contest for the Representation of
Westminster, and left the field to Mr. Hesitoyse. •
A letter from Manchester, dated January 12, says,
" The proposed Meeting, to Petition for the Repeal
of the Corn Bill, which was to have taken place this
day, has been put off until Monday next, the 18th
instant, in order to give time for the arrival of young
CossErr, and the other lunii naries who are to throw
light on the subject. The Magistrates refused to
*auction the proposed Meeting, suspecting,, as is be-
lieved, from the signatures attached to the requisition,
that the parties were seeking an opportunity to pour
forth political harangues, under cover of a mere hos-
tility to the obnoxious Corn Bill. Our Magistrates.
and every person of any ieweetability, are, however,
understood to .be not only averse to the existence of
the Corn Bill, but likewise to the Agricultural Peti-
tior.; and, should the promoteis of the latter abomi-
nable measure persevere in their nefarious scheme,
they. will in no place find more staunch opponents
tl.aa in Manchester and the neighbourhood. Mr. Hoar
has signified his intention to attend the meeting."
On -Tuesday last the State Lottery finisliedDrawing,
when iCo. 5,535 was drawn a Prize of £30,000 Con-
sols, and £lOO Money, and sold in one-half, one-
eighth, and six sixteenth shares, by Boil, at his Old
Established Offices, 4, Cornbill, and 9, Charing-e %%
whete•Nes.B,44l,,-.10001, 12,8.16;110a 5,396,6001.
-and1,1404 SOOleall same-Lottery..were also all sold
,and• 10,41114, .nn}lo4 greater unitises of Capitals,
both I.tt ..aniquit,..sitiirest by Bum, than
any (xnel;V:444l”,Per, being ia usuit.l! I In
let Contract, he sold Tvio Prizes of £30,000, both is
'4llares • and the,CreUilennin who bought the half' f
;eel' Lottery, had part of brie of the other
two L,e I. (His residence is at Dartford.) •

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