Star. — 1819-06-29 (London, England)

CEYLON.-We have at length the satisfaction of even that alone would legally shelter their authors Philip (Swede), for Cadiz ; and the Peggy transport, a pair of sheep-shears in his pocket, and was procte,i announcing to the public the return of Itis Excellency from all the accusations trade against them ; we defy with part of the 60th Regiment on board, for North ing to his employment, when his foot slipped, and a the Governor, Lieutenant-General BRowrintoo, to a separation of the men and the measures." • America.. the shears entering his bowels, he died ie about four • - The Savannah steam vessel, recently arrived at hours afterwards. Columba, after an absence of 15 months, during [ which eventful period he has effectually crushed the An Account of a curious Meeting, held yesterday, Liverpool from America, the first vessel ef the kind Saturda se'hni K ght, a man namedat Tau Jones, is the that ever crossed the Atlantic, was chased a whole employmeny tof M. ingsbury, nton, while i • • alarming insurrection which had so long distracted at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, will be found in day off the coast of Ireland, by the Kite Revedue assisting in hauling a barge towards the shore, vase the first page. that country, and established the British dominion on cruizer, on the Cork station, which mistook her for dreadfully jammed between the boat and a largeport • a firmer basis than ever throughout the whole of the a ship on fire, in the way, that he died the next day. Letters from Cadiz state that several of the British A series of Madras Gazettes to the 6th of February The following ludicrous event occurred lately a Kandian Provinces. Tile was met at the Grand Pass transports had been discharged, not from their being last reached town yesterday. We learn from them Sunderland: Lord STEWART had ordered rtoo tot* '1 by almost the whole of the population of Columbo, no longer wanted, but because the Captains would that the epidemic .still continued at Bombay and the given to the populace to drink Lady SnewAafshealth i • with every demonstration of joy. The Madras troops not submit to new conditions the Spaniards wished neighbourhood, but not severely. Partial hostilities and twenty casks of ale were rangedon the Exchange to impose upon them. It appears that the experience PI 1 " are under orders to return. The surrender of arms acquired by the purchase of the rotten Russian ships are still carrying on between some of the native powers for that purpose, which were soon taken possessione• i of the interi throughout every Prov nce or seems to be and our trops. B letters from the Camp at Syn- the heads knocked in, and crowds were seen beano has made the Cadiz Committee extremely cautious, kurah, in neighbourhoodthe general: more than 8,000 muskets, with other arms, and they now insist on the British ships being stripped of the Nerbuddah, dated off the beverage in buckets, hats, Sec. A votary e December 22, it Was stated that reintorceinents were Sir John Barkycorn, more eager than his fellows have already been collected. HEUEDERA, thebeforethey proceed,though many RELG only rebel Chief of consequence .not taken, is sup- were fresh copperedtheythis country.' before left ' three divisions, and it was anticipated that hostilities high in alel A general cry of " Pull him oat!' we the • posed to h With this !lave anticipated the sentence of the law, by would be commenced with the x-Rajah about the set up, and a yoting man mounted the shoulders Sunday 0, Captains refused to comply.E u committing suicide. a. ,ernoon her Royal Highness the Duchess' 15th of January. The whole force of enemy was around those him, for the purpose of dislodging fa of KENT was publicly churched in the Parish Church estimated to amO unt to ten thousand men, including invader, when being too eager, or from the unstess ' - of Kensington, by the Bishop of