Star. — London, England, 1816-01-19 00:00:00

1.. m.. . - .- . „lt orEttdit. It will not be deemed an ade' , ie merely or an isrie of the paper of,the Gerrern ;n that ic ratty be exchanged -tor the p a per - Banks, since the Treasury will be abundantly l' ie d w i t h Bank p a per, by the c ollection of the 0 4 an d the Government cannot be expected to air i t self a general debtor, in order to become the . 2 1 creditor of the State Banks. coo peration of the Government 'faith the Na. B a nk, in the introduction of a national. cur. ma y however , be advantageously employed ii s sues of treasury notes, as long as they shall required for the public service. upon t he whole, the state of the national currency, im portant consideration s c o n nected with d ot her to of the Trea sur y , render it a duty re. e ti lly to propose r a National Bank be swished at the city of Philadelphia, having power dist branches elsewhere ' et and that the capital of g lo k (being of a compnt amount) consist GI ec ./ oa ths of the public stock, and one-fourth of d an d silver.” All which is respectfully submitted. A. J. Daum. Secretary of the Treasury. Department, tith December, t 315. VIE EVENING STAR. LONDON. FRIDAY, JANUARY 19. 1816. ri sTOCKS THIS DAY A T "IVIELVE ov WM. 11A10...„a574c--ILpeint3. 5 1 47- 6 71 :d c ; 6 61 4 e xi; div. trdiakr i e4)o. pop 14ii r .—piai. liiiji ll is. r 7 . s. pr. • farther has transpired respecting the arrest s r &oar WILon by the French Police, and it tlicrelore be premature to offer any opinion on o bject, though seine of our contemporaries have found out that our Government ought to in. let the release of our countrymen. We cannot, „see how Ministers can interfere, farther to be fully informed whether Sir ROBERT and other gentlemen did Or did not participate in the tf LAVALETTE I S escape. If they actually did • his e scape, they are certainly amenable to the d that country in wnich the offfncilwas cum. baying been arrested iu that country. We no alarm about their safety, should is aillear that bavebeen untruly charged with the cri.ue. By law of nations, had these gentlemen belonged to the British EMbassy, the Ambassador ervuld lye been bound to deliver them op—the privilege of protection not extending to individuals cotnmittin Sines against the.laws of the country in which the Tgidr. Via are happy to be informed that there is every tobability of the fresh military operations which it asbein &Mid necessary to undertake in India being f very short duration. indeed we have reason to qui, that the official advice of the commencement f hostilities will be accompanied. with the pleasing emaciation of their final and successful termination, thaltt aCCoIMtS from liomhay state, that in com ps* ai.ludgn"" aapereltaptor* "Orders, the whale • lie Ceaspani's troops in the direction of the Mah. setts frantic, had moved on Poonah with such ra. pidity, that some of them made not less than WO miles in four drys,; and by this velocity happily bliC. in getting possession of thattapi‘4l, just in doe for the object in view.—Poonah, althnokh an era place and altogether uniortified, is of great mill. pitance in the present citcumst,mces, As being the tat of the Pktsnwn's Palace and Government, and, prol4loly, containing his treasure. litied The annual Treasury Report of the American &.- cretary, lid before Congress, after occupying a large space in each successive publicaricn of a New York daily Pupa-, from the 10th of I):7c, , mber, is concluded in the Paper of the 15th. A general sketch of this 'luminous article has already appeared. We this: day give at kagth toe Concluding proposition, re ining:acting, among other obit", tL•e establishment :ifs National 13ar k. The customary Official Circular has been sent to tie Members of the House of Commons who are `kindly to the Ministers, requesting their attendance ea the first day of the ensuing Seisms, and inform isg them that ee public business of importance will be immediately proceeded on." Mr. SAMUEL SPILLEA is appointed Messenger' to the House of Commons, vice the law Mr. BLAKE ; and Mr. STEIN h appointed Lower Door-keeper, in the,place of Mr. STILLER. Nt. ladvert, the King's Messenger, arrived in Downing.street, late on Monday night, with dis latches from Frankfort; some importance was at tached to them. tst night a Messenger was sent off from the Se "nary of State's Office for the Home Department, with dispatches for the PIUNCE REGENT at Brighton. Captain HUTCHINSON, who has been arrested in trance, is a Lieutenant in the. First Foot Guards. The Lord Lieutenancy of the County of Sussex has certainly been given to the Duke of RICHMOND, I nct similar offize in the kingdom can be morel teectirely filled titan this will be by his Grace. Monday died, at North-end, Hampstead, at an ad- I9eed age,. ELIZANETII ) Dowager-Marchioness of wAtERFOILD, widow of the last, and mother of the Present Marquis. Letters from off Genoa stAte, that Admiral Lord um% was about to proceed from that place t o Leese for a short time. The American Papers now state that the Wasp Iv% of war sunk at sea, after having been crippled au action with a British frigates, which afterwards ‘ l 7 into Cadiz, not being aware at the time that the asp was her opponent. p A ktter from Quebec, quoted in an American l i a l let e"Ys—" The A r ue r icanchave taken possession • ' 4 the Islands irt the Uppe7Lakes, and it is said • 41 °4 erecting a large fort on Lake Charnplain t and "49' off the St. Lawrence, neat Cornwall." anairrolv,'s.4h7l,4lcir is. The Paints RIMER? continues rapidly to reeniCr from his late aavere attack of the gout. The follow ing Bulletin was sliewn to the enquiring Nobility and Gentry sit the Pavilion yesterday : " Wednesday, Half-past 10 o'clock, A. M. " His Royal Highness has bad a good night, and continues free frim pain Ms morning. 3. TigiNZT. " An express arrived at the Pavilion yesterday after noon. communicating to:the PRINCE Rtuahter, that Sir Roamer • WlLsota. Captain Hurons/inn, and Mr. Banes, had been arrested at Paris, for favouring the escape of LAVALETTE. Tit! LORD CHAMBERLAIN has been ple ased, to ap-, point the Rev. J. S. CLARK% Chaplain of the Prince Regent's Household, to be his MAJESTY'S Chaplain in Ordinary. in the room of the Rev. I'. FoLitTAIN, deceased. Yesterday evening's concert, at the Pavilion, was attended by a large circle of the Nobility, now it the, Pavilion, who were joined by an additional coMpany, among whom were— 'M Archbishop of York, Lady Ann Vernon, Mr. and Mlis G. 'Vernon, the Bishop of Exeter and Mrs. Pelh am, Earl of Bar rymore, the Ladies Ashininillam,Fit W. and Lady Jane Housttmi Lori anti Lady Insulate, Lady Ellenborough and Miss Law, Miss Bowen, General Sir H. Fane, General Swaim, Mr. Mrs. and Miss White, Mr. and Miss Ramsden, Mr. and Mr.. Trevor, Mr. 'Wilberforce, &a. Yesterday afiernoon, her MAJESTY, the Princesses ELIZABETH and Maar, with the Duke of CLARLNCE, on their return from the Earl of Ctuctissiza's seat, walked round the Steine. The Princess CHARLOTTECIf WALES declined going cut with the Royal Party, and remained at the Pavi. lion in the constant society of her Royal Father. Lord JASIES MURRAY went to London early yes terday mo.ning, and returned again last night to the Castle Tavern, in company with Lady EMILY MUIP RAY, on a visa: to the Pavilion. This morning the Princess Cnaimorra of Wat:ss, the Princesses ELizaagrit and MARY. the Duke Of CLAR'n:NCE, Lady ILCHESTER, Lady STANHoPE, Lady CHOLMoNDLLEY, and General Sir E. BLOOMFIELD, promenaded, for sonic time, in the spacious dome, at the Paviliun ri.!iuf -school. 'Phis day. being appointed for a General Thanks giving, the „hops arc cleared, and the religious duties on this occasion are performed to numerous congre gations, at the different pltces of Worship. $ Yesterday the Loan MAYOR went in state to St Paul's Cathedral, attended by several Aldermen, Ste. where an excellent sermon was preached by the Lord 'Mayor's Chaplain, Mr. BATE, who took his text from the 41;th Psalm, 9th and lOtly verses : " He make:a war to cease unto the end of the earth; he breaketh the bow, and cntteth the spear in sunder ; he burneth the chariot in the fire," &c. Trial by Jury was, for the first time, established at Malta in December last. A private letter from Antigua mentions, that there had been a great thunder storm—that the naval vic tualling st , :res had - been set on. fire and consumed, with the property contained in them, to the value of 4 , 23,J60. The Cosco, a new vessel, built purposely, in the Dock-yard at Deptford, to be worked by.steam, and employed in exploring that river in Africa, was launched on Mgnday, in presence of sevcr4.l Tecta tors. Expe-itnents as to the fitness of the vessel, for mis ' 4 lMcuts service. to sate place itr,blotry•tet Icavtog the River. Hrxzty HAYNI, Est. from the Alien Office, is ab , int ..•.1 accompany Lard AMIRRAT to China, as his Lordship's Private Secretary. Both the Theatres were last night crowded almost td suffoc.ition, particularly the galleries, with holiday visitants. T , ,e allegorical device for the piopeisgd cup to Mr. is tA Minerva rewarding Gotha, Tragedy and Gentyly presenting their attributes, while Fame, attended by T. vtis and !woke, records the event.' We are informed th:q the ground is already marked out for a suitable pile to form the leading feature in the new syt,tre about to be erected opposite Quito*. 1-Je , ust-. 1: is 1 s,lt :tale to think how often the most per severing industry is frustrated in the object of its pur snit ; one man shall toil and labour through a long course of years incessantly, without ever attaining the object of Iris VListies, a moderate competence while another, by the mere HAZARDING a few shillings, or a few pounds at most, (in the Lottery for instance) shall start up at or from a state of obscurity to one of independence, tray, even of affluence : this, how ever, is not to be done every day, the opportunities of, enriching one's self, suddenly, occur but seldom and we seriously advise all, who have any such desire; to consider for i moment that the Lottery commences Drawing on Next Valentine's Day.—Yerburn Sat. A fire; it depreciation having taken place in the Price of hides and billow, the public will expect a consequent reduction in the prices eff: 44 :ther, boots, shoes, soap, and candles. REDUCTION or Re/cll.—The Marquis of LANS. DOWNS and the Earl of UPPER OSSORY, have made considerable abatements in their rents, and CHAAES TOTTENHAM, Esq. has reduced one•fourth of his rents in the Queen's County. The Earl of StnrrotE, being informed of the pre sent unhappy situation of one of his tenants on the lands of Culmore, of the name of HAGARTY, whose two sons lately perished in the river Derry, has, with a degree of benevolence and liberality highly honour able to his Lordship's feelings, directed his agent to acquit him of any arrear now due, and to permit this unfortunate min and his family to have the farm free of rent during the time his Lordship may hold the government of Deny and Culmore. Coax, JAN. 10•.... We have been informed that a few nights back a party of from sixty to one hundred persons, some of whom were armed, traversed a part of the Barony of Kilnatallooss, in this county, visiting the houses of several Bailiffs, and others, who had served processes for the recovery of debts at the next lermoy Sessions. They took all the originals which they could find, and carefully selected those issued at the suit of the Rectortfor the recovery of tithes; these they took away and probably destroyed, leaving the remainder in the hands of the process-savers. The Beresford packet, from Bristol for Waterford. with 109 passengers, for .whose safety great tears wen eaters fined, into Dieppe on Monday se 'n night, after being twelve days at sea ; several Irish f aindia are on board her THB ARMY. , .About 100 of the 14th tight Dragoon's under the, command of Lieutenant:Colonel HAWKER, have ar rived in.Waterford frorii Bristol. . The 3i, Royal Lancashire, or PRINCE REGENT'S Own Reg4h n; of Militia, were disembodied, at Preston, on Wedmsday last. A large supply of the Congreve Rockets have been forwarded to Bombay. Madras, and Bengal. This formidable weapon has hitherto nit been used in India, nor any sent out till the present period. There were several of the men en the, parade yes terday, that had been woanded at Waterloo, who joined loudly in the acclamat;ons at the drooping GI the Eagles to the Colours of the Guards. The following are understood to be the Regiments to be reduced within the course of the year:-Ist, 2d, 3d, 4th, 511, fish, 7th, and Bth, Royal Veteran Battalions ; Ist, 2.-1, and 3d, Garrison Battalions ; Ne wfoundia nd, Nova Scotia, Out adi.in, Glengarry, and New Brunswick Fencibles ; Foreign Corps, De Meuron's, York Light Infantry Volunteers, and Corsican Rangers. RAIVEGATE, JANUARY Is. Arrived 'early this morning the Lively and De. fence passage vessels, from Calais, with 30 men of the 27. h Regiment, and GO men of the 4.tit Battalion of Royal Scots ; they have been landed and marched (in to Dal. The Lively and Defence are the only vessels which have arrived that left Calais with those mentioned in our last as missing. DOVER, JANUARY 18. Arrived early this morning the Queen Charlotte and Indastry passage vessels from Calais, the .former with part of the Horse Artillery, and the latter with about 80 men of the lit or Royal Scots Regiment. About '2(l sail of vessels came out of Calais with these two passage vessls on Tuesday night, and were, soon after they got out, dispersed in a heavy gale ; the, principal part are, however, supposed to have reach ed Ramsgate. Came in this day at noon the Lord Sidmnuth passage vessel, from Calais, with 120 men of the 3d Battalion 27th Regiment, which have been landed and marched off for Hythe. The 16th, 2d battalion 35th, and 82d Regiments landed from the transports, on board of which they have been em barked for some days pat for Ireland, and marched' up to the heights, with the 2d Battalion 62d Regi- . ment, from the Castle, and fired a fie &joie in honour of the day; the batteries at the same time firing a Royal salute. This evening there is to be a grand display of fire-works on the Rope Walk, and some of Congreve's rockets ate to be let off. The For of the town have been supplied liberally for the day with bread and meat, a subscription having been raised for the purpose to the amount of nearly 4300. ON BREVET PRO),IOTION. MR. EDlTolt-•.• I beg leave through your Paper (con taining .o much general information respecting the' Army) to correct the statement of a late Correspon dent ot the Morning Chronicle, under the signature of " rad likvonians," asserting that the last Brevet Promotion in the Army was a general one ; he is mis tikr last Brevet was confined entirely to a few individual, recommended from the Duke of Wet : LixoroN's Army then in France, nor did it extend even to those forturily of his Army in Spain, and s-rvirg since in America. There has been no general Brevet since the occasion of the foymer peace with France —none on occasion of the present one, though I More demi ve, icriferuiite, and glorious than - the other, tint more gen•ral as including a peace with America, which the Comer peace did not. The present peace one with all the world.. Would the Cerrespondent in the Morning Chronicle so far forget the meaning of his signature, , s Philo. Wellingkeian," as to wish to exclude from the benefit of the last partial Brevet, or from any benefit on the occasion ot a general peace both with France and America, those Veterans who, having honourably concluded the war in Spain, under the Duke of WEL.. uxotoN, went to America and terminated the7Avar there, contending with an enemy presenting the most arduous service, in the most distant and noxious of climates ?. Would he exclude those Officers who stormed and took the capital of America, and afterwards served at New Orleans, or those serving in the East and West Indies at the time ? Or does that Correspon dent know that there are Captains of ten and eleven years standing, who have so served (and Majors in proportion) with the same pay they had in the days of Queen ANN e ? It eialasitarlifrobject•of .that Correspondent, it ill corresponds the the signature he has adopted, or with those viewv which will, n 6 doubt, in due time be attended tolit the fountain-head of promotion. I notice his nttitatentent only as one calculated to mislead the public opinion on the subject of promo tion.—l am, tee. PHILO JOSTITI2. Sronco..----The severest running of the whole season was afforded by the Bri.thton subscription pack of harriers on Monday. The dogs threw off at Patcham, at half past ten o'clock,near which place a hare was presently started, which took for Pangdean Holt; and thence towards Claitop windmill. From the latter place puss passed the toll gate on the Cuck field !owl, called Stone-pOund, and ran to Harst, passing through the village for Bolney. At Bolney puss headed %hurt to the left, and retraced her course for Hurst, where, being close pressed, she took to the pond, and ended the chase with her lite, after running upwards ci 13 miles, in a thickly enclosed part of the country, and wi!hout the dogs being once at check or i fau;t thrlugliont, in the short space of about an hour end 25 minutes. About forty sportsmen were in the field, but of o.ese only five were in at the dpth, viz. Lord tinNitl CHOLSSONDELZY, who rode a horse be longing to tlet Princess CHARLOTTE; THOM AS POOLE, ER. of Hodshrove ; Captain BRIDGES, Mr. Hurren, and Mr. TURNER. It rained briskly during the whole el the run. • . Saturday the Berkeley fox-hounds met at Maccles. * field-green, jnd the field was more than usually great. They - Yound;abOut half-past twelve,-in Bury B.:shea r near die seat of the Eart of Essex, and after alecare- i run through Rickmanswoeth, BainclOti s Chi Mes, Cho4 l sham, „At: the fox took ground. near HArsel Hemp sted. IThe'rtrn condoned thrtie hours and a quarter, witbotl(r slit& eheicki , Out of field of ninety per sons gm* [has sit Wes! iii, besides Toss. GILDA- Mr*, sttilishipperjn. Thea-lioreeti were all completely knotked up. This was one of the moss severe runs they have had far *metal seasons. . . Ni!VAL lATELLIGENCIL FALMOUTH, 3AIkaLVLY Ic. Arrived the Portogto . se s; pop Caroline, Captain CtItTA, from Viatin for Limerizk, with loss nt bow sprit and top-mast; the Active, Captain from London.—Sailed the Bideford, C porin for Bristol; and Mary, Captain SNELL,' for Plymouth. DEAL, JANU.J.kY IR. Remain the whnle of Oe out ..rar:!.h'und, still de tained by contrary winds.—Wind RAM GATE, JANUARY I*. Several coasters and other versels have come in this last tide, from the Downs, for shelter. HARWE'T - 1, JANUARY is. Arrived the Two Brothers, Joitvi , ,N, a p p li s , &c. R.otterdam to London—has 1.) , .t an -, nchor; and the King Gcorge, T. Muitcrit, with 11 bosses And troops f: tam Calais.—Wind W. CARDIGAN, JANUARY 16. A ship's boat, 17 feet and is ;aired on the stern " Success, of L.:ml is, loins 13Ettnv master," has floated on shore it Ne ^ (2;:siy, about 18 miles to the Litstwarsi of this post. GASTLEBAR, JANUARY 8. • A fatal accident has happened at Ballyerny, ►n this County : One of Mr. O'Donel's boats vas upset on the night of the Ist instant, in going from his Lodge to the opposite shore, and five out of seven persons unfortunately perished. T:►e names ..f the sufferers are James Morgan, J. M , Donough, PatriCk Kafferky, Patrick Lineghan, and Mary Kafferky, a woman only a few mouths married. They have each, except her, left from six to eight helpless children.— On the same night two other boats, wi.h 13 perso-s, were lost off Tarmnn, in Erris. Amongst the.num her, who were all Mr. O'Donel's tenants, was Mr. Gamble, jun. of Surge-View. They had bleu on board a large American ship, wrecked there, and were lest remitting. The ship has since gone to pieces—the crew saved. GRAVESEND, JANUARY IS. Sailed the Alcyone, E. Davies, toi• Jamaica; Proselyte, E. Mar ton, for liarbat!ocr; FrOerick, R. P. J,.ne , , for Baiia • Hope, J. Rickinson, for Lisbon; Freekeit, ' l '. C. Knead, for 1 1 11.:e..; Ametle, P. J. Verbrugghe, tor Dunkirk; and Lismiena, V. Plug, for Rotterdam. NAVAL PROMO I'lOllS AND APPOIN ['MEN TS. The Hon Capt. Capri, to the Mal:a. Capt, Sir John Louis to the Eurutas Capt. Ogle, from the Malta to th• Won. :dews. Annesley and John itusstll (e) to the Cydatts. Fitzmaarice to the lame. Lieut. Robert Crosble, to the Bri tHE GREY HOUND PACKET. An official report h.ls been received, that the un- der-mentioned persons were unfortutr.!cly drowned, in consequence of the Greyhound Packet havin7 fouwiered on her passage from Cork to Bristol, ou the ni?,la t.f the. 29 - h ult. : RETURN OF MEN EMAARKC D ON BOARD TDB ORCITBOUND PACKEI, DATED A r CO; , K. DC.C. gS, lttl S. Cork St; ff—Se:izant ‘tiaam Ly:;ch 9th Bet. Rona Deonis M`a:an. lath Foot—I:molt .sty Foot —Recruit John Day. 36th I . ,:ot—Pr:vatts Bil•vard Richards, E.lward Wc`7l7, Pi ckard Fi:zl...rfs, Patrick Goo:In - hi, Eutcli,:r, Gec7:;e Leonard. 37th Foot—Private Michael M'IVI-eton. 8741 Font—Private lames I '.. General St rvice--Pr:vatts Daniel Kelly, John Gagin, Jahn M'Anerny, James Riley. Oxford Militia—Private Richard Howse. Private Passeucers—Dr. Lialhat.k, of Liuseri.k ; and 111,...5t5. Fulham and Lawler, of Cork. Total—Three Privwe PAjsetlzers, and 17 Soldiers. The Lim.N.icZ Alva-titer has the following corrective paragr.:ph concerning one of the Gentlemen (,rte mentioned :`..46 The Gentleman alluded to in tf;2 above is Dr. SAMUEL C. Iit:THANK, of Dublin, nut of this city, as erroueously stated." During the late storm, the Good Intent, Hiewevsrte master, of Maryport, went on shcr! in Mullock's coast of S c otland.' The master and crew got sate on shore. but the former, having hopes.of saving , the vessel, collected tome seamen, and went off where she lay, to endeavour to get her into the mouth of the bay. As soon as they got on board, the bent broke loose from the stern, and drifted ashore : this I placed the men in a most pe;ilous condition, for the vessel was fast sinking. and they called to the shore for some men to bring cif the boat again or they must all perish. Three men obeyed the summons, but just as the whole were in the boat, it upset, and three out of the nine were drowned. Mllllll l ~esterday Ice to the ia7k — Werii• . f, Spring- • *Wag tlse greatest corilitsion.ey passirg which elialled them to 0004. to i '.dstriirg manner. - • ,airinfcrmed that the'robberf of MC LIOHT• AT, Oa rrlday evening, of Battit met to the amount of £9o o and a bill of egfetange . for £3O, in the Pas sage leading to the r o of Drury.laue Theatre, was under very eatraordin:try circumstances. It was nut his intention to go into the Theatre, but he w:s merely passing thr cugh Russel-street, an:l happen to be among the crowd in the street, at the iost,sot the doors were opened, where he. A i ti tOTS , •Ril , te , i, and carried in, against his will, acrd the r,,hl),:ry vas committed. PEDZSTRIANISM.Mi. JOIIN DiOGFIITQN, balccr, ref Bath, began his pedestrian task of s i xty min% in thirteen hours, at four o'clock the r.p)rning of M o nday List, 6 0 the spot where Mr. STol;.:ts com.. plued his match. A little b,..fore six it began to r.ti.i very hard, d and continuing so, he v.•.;; obliged t , l re. s i g n his ntla'el taking at S.:NM minutes 17 sea•nds past one o'clock, having gine_ 40 mills. It w-. 3 Tor a coo , siderable oi On t!.ie Ist install a race, once vault, the . eriiiry was run at Ccactick-bradgf, hy lv:zonei:, of 1::;; ti ; .. ton, and of Scotnio, fot se.sl; w!:icis was woe hy the formcr by ab..ut a distance. CORN EXCIIANJE, JAN. Ig.—We have no fAsti arrivals of :!ny Grain this morning, consequently our market is very scantily supolie(4, having hut little Wheat or Barry up since tvlonday, .1)4 ces of ail Grain arcs nonamaily aa on that 441 but Wheat would have sold readily had any opfse.tred, them being * tolerable demand for that tistieta at present. ° ITHFIELID MARKEY.. JA3filaßY 19. 13,4 4od t• to t *gal t 4 14 ea «' ct s) *lt ykit •:{:WIOS to 5. HA ir.w.).—riga 430 HAY AND sTRAW, • 70X1". Meadow 1 - lay 41 u. to .1 0. Clover 51 00 19 GI 04 straw It ss to Al 101. at the garde ._ • the WI