Star. — 1822-01-18 (London, England)

JAW. 17.—Ships Entered Inwards :—Charlotte.frorn Liverpool ; Henry Addington, from Seville ; Venus, frsini Charente ; Ann, from Dublin ; and Horatio, from the South Seas. Entered Outwards :—Tiber, for Hamburgh, Marquis Wellesley, for Grenad'a ; Henry, for Malta; Williams, for Jamaica; General Murray, for Antwerp; Williams, for Dublin ; :lad Regent packet, for Limerick. Cleared Outwards :—Esperanee, for Marseilles ; Jeune Aimee, for Rouen ; and Electra, for Philadelphia. Anarren—At the Havannah, the llavannah Packet, from Liverpool. At Demerara, Richard, Williamson ; and Latona, Lowey, from London. At Whitehaven, Mary, Clough, from Gottrnburgh. At St. John's, Providence Success, from Liverpool. At Savinnah, Dors.,t, Dixon ; and Pallas, Lund, from LiverpouL At Eastport, Martha, Jane, from St. Lucia. At Newfoundland, Active, Walsh, from Prince Edward'. Island.  The following is an extract of the will of the Duchess of BOURBON, which seems to have been made the very y belie that of her sudden death I wish to be buried without any pomp or ceremony. Let abundant alms be given to the poor of my parish : this is the only magnificence which I allow. I request in the Most positive manner to be neither opened nor embalmed, exposed with my face uncovered, nor watched; but to be buried as speedily and as simply as possible."l The king of FRANCE has given directions that the' rrque-ts of the will shall, as far as possible, be complied with. The Clerical Almanack of France, for 1822, states the number of Nests in actual employment to be 35,286, of whom 11,870 are above 60 years of age: 4156 have been ordained during the last year. A French widow has lately been disappointed by the principal Tribunal of Toulouse, in a clever expedient which she had adopted to satisfy at once her husband's will and her own. The whole of her hushand's propel tyr was left her on condition of not marrying again: she took the property, and did not marry ; but she was unlucky enough to have several children. The question was, whether this notorious breach of the spirit of the husband's will was not sufficient to defeat her right to the property ? and after a long argument the Court decided that it was. A superb cloak of the Highland costume is at present preparing in Edinburgh for the King of PERSIA, by direct orders of that Monarch. The inhabitants of Tobolsk have, on the invitation of the Local Authorities, subscribed 2000 roubles in aid of the Greek refugees. The unfortunate man Thayer, who was so seriously injured by his precipitation from a second floor window in Charles street, Drury-lane, died yesterday in Middlesex Hospital, after lingering many weeks. The accused of throwing him out, stand indicted for the assault, and if conviction take place, it will now be murder. Tuesday night the warehouse of Messrs. Watswatotir and Son, merchants, in Park-lane, Leeds, i was broken open by some villains, who took out of a desk in the counting-house, five pound. in notes, ;some copper, and a small quantity of silver, leaving three counterfeit shillings, which they had taken the trouble to select from the genuine coin. They got off unperceived, with property to the amount of about £6, together with upwards of thirty keys; but in their hurry to decamp, forgot a piece of' fine kerseymere cloth, which they had removed from a remote part of the p remises fc.r the purpose of taking away. The Corporation of Glastonbury having lately ptevailed on their worthy neighbour, Wst. DioxiNsoN, Esq. M.P. to accept the office of their Recorder, aboat a month since he took the usual oaths, and was admitted; upon which occasion he dined withli the Corporation, and was met by the neighbouring Gentry and Clergy. On Saturday se'nnight the Corporation partook of the hospitalities of Kingsweston House, and, after a very handsome entertainment, returned highly delighted with the polite attentions of their kind host and hostess. The Corporation have been particularly fortunate in having for their Recorders, country Gentlemen who have resided in their immediate vicinity, and have filled the highest situations; their first Recorder was Sir I'Ercn, afterward.. Lord Chancellor, KINO, whose father and ancestors were natives of Glastonbury,: to him succeeded that ab:e Judge, Sir HENRY CIOULDiwho resided at Sharphani Palk.  The Duchess of Moist°No is expected in town for the season, from the Duke of BSDFL:RD's seat, Woburn Abbey, next week. The Countess of DYSART an lied ye.terday at her 'hnnse in