Star. — London, England, 1816-06-25 00:00:00

r - . d e e r „yialt machuiety, ke. Was toad die third eerie, and Passed. • The Lords Amendments to -the Alien Bill were taken into . censideration,ind agreed to. On the Mt..tion for the House resolving itself into $ Ciiminittee on the rgy Non-Residence Bill. General THORNTON remarked en the very ge scral negligence of the Clergy in the 'performance of the Church service, and read several extracts frOm let. tens, ke, referring particularly to the parish of Wry. youth. He thought that Bills permitting the absence o f the Clergy from their churches, should not be i n ., wit:Need, and concluded by expressing his should_ not • 'titan to the present Ecclesiastical establishment. I . The CHANCELLOR Of the EXCREVER r eplied, that it could be of no advaritigt to the •scherch to let loose a crowd of informers on ihe O. sent Clergy. The Bill then went through the Committee, and • t h e Report was ordered to be received to-morrow. • The House went into a Committee on the Leather ro, la Which a conversation took place between gr. Losurgoron , Lord ALtitoar, Mr. MAISERLEIr s Lard CoswroN, Mr. W. Smart, and Mr. Rosa, and several other Members took a part. The House re sumed. Report to-morrow. The other Orders of the day were disposed of, and the house adjourned at half after twelve o'clock. Pi EACH I'4 PERS. PARIS, TUNS 20. .Os day the grand ceremony of presenting and *crating the colours of the Royal Guard took ?bee in the Champ de Mars. The Royal Family, ge ompanied by the Marshals of the Empire, and B rand Officers of the Household, rode to the ground at one o'clock. His Majesty was dressed in the uni form of a Colonel-General of the Royal Guard. The Rov Family rode round the ranks amid shouts of 'jive le R0i"....44 Vire la Famille Royale." The colours were then successively presented to the Ductei , of Angonleme and the Duchess sf Berri : those august Princesses, with their own hands, fasten ed on the favour:, r ichly decorated with gold fringe: M. de Talleytand, Archbishop of Rheims, conse crated the colours, which were then distributed to the different regiments, who receisfd them with inex pressible enthusiasm. The troops, after taking the oath of fidelity, defiled before the King : Marshal Macdonald, Duke of Tarentum, as Major-Gent.ral Odle Royal Guard, marched at the heal of them. His Majesty directed' the Marshal to approach, 'and addressed him as follows : ■ m r L or d Marshal—Toll my Vtetral Guard how much I am wigged with the order which I obveree in ad the regiments, with *air perfect appearance and their es I:elient spirit. Add, that I ea convinced that they will defend evtit to death the colours *eh they have jest received f:-Ira their father anA King: Tell kw further, that, like the Kniqi:ts of Old, they must remembtr tie fair beads which fastened en the tavoers. Several English and trtvellera of distinction were present; among whom were remarked the Dike of Wellington end his Sta:F. •PAati, JUNI?, Si. - - - • The Martinique Gazette soli sins a Proclamation of the Governor, that the commerce of foreigners with that island is subject to the restrictions of the Decree of the Stith of August, 1784, and to the instructions given him by the French Government relative to the possesiion of that Colony in 1814. Engli.h vessels are eacepted; they continue to enjoy the ptiviieges of the Ordinance of the 5:11 of June, 1814. The articles inserted in the different Journals, rela tive to the certinonial of the marriage of the Duke and Duchess of terri, have not any official character. It is prL.posed to publish immediately a relation, Aich shall contain the most interesting details, from tit moment of the Duchess' arrival in sight at Mar seille:nut:l the c:-lebration of the marriage. FUNDS, Juts 2(4—Five per Cent. 59 tr. 60 c. LEGHORN, JUNE 7. While the temples still resounded with prayers and 'thanks to DivisE Pito/roams for the lrargaia con• eluded with the Regeac•es—while Lord Exmouth is receiving the congratulations of the Sovereigns for wh..ro 112 ir.insacted such affairs, and while our hearts are torn with shame ‘d the Treaties by which we a re hurnili'ated, we learn that the pirates have recom menced hostilities in several quarters. The rar tan baint Trinite, commanded by Captain Marlin Alber. has been taki n under the battery, where it V0f.45 at anchor near Ostia, on the Roman coast. The crew saved themselves in the Tartan's boat. Tlie prate is a sniall Barbary vessel under the black flag. The pirates also pursued a Sardinian vessel which was teat the other. GENOA, JUNE 8. The conseoence of the late Treaties appears to be the determination of the Bat Iraq pirates to carry on a war of extermination against the Christians. The charternation excited by the late massacres at Bona, nut only lasts, bit is increased by the certainty that the ufilortusate victims who may have escaped from the butchery, must tall into the hands of the pirates at ra. When will Europe rouse from this fatal lethargy ? 110* long will she suffer herself to be debased and in rsited by bands of wretches who subsist only by ras Ike ? It is a lamentable reproach and scandal to 'oval order. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. TUESDAY, JUNE 25. 1816. PRICE OF STUCK THl$ DAY AT 'I WILI.V O'CLOCIEs Reduced 63#! —Cons. abut—for opening 64 6S 4 per C e n t . 781/-5 per Ont. Navy abut — funds Sh p r. 01 21111U01 pay. 23ti—Exebequer &Us, 21. di.. as. pr. We have received the Pais . Papers of Friday.— "Le y inform us, that in addition to the massacre at Bona, the Pirates of the various petty Establishments Lir plunder on the African Shores of the Mediterra arm) ate busily at work capturing every vessel they feet. Thus the Treaties of Lord Exssoutu, about •hick so much has been said, are completely nap hry, and the Augean stable must be cleansed by the Trident of Neptune, which we hope has not yet Pissed away from our bands. The treasures which "gallant tars will acquire by the expedition will be lmense, and the subsequent benefit* to be expected to Commerce and humanity from our establishing fl og and Cintstian Colonies on the most fruitful and . luzurfairt' part . of Artie*, rn beeetensivetn propettiaits Nay, if humanity were to receive no other blessing , than the extermination of the Plague by theintroduc. , don of this new era into Africa, would not this amply compensate with a humane and civilized people for all the expenses of the conquest t All writers on the Plague 'agree that its ravages are increased ten fold, it not occasioned by the moral and religious tenets of the Haltornetana ; and surely, with every latitude of toleration of religious opinions, it does not follow that mankind are to be extermi nate d by a pest il ence or i g i. noting in the filth and nourished by the torpor and insensibility peculiar to the believers in the fooleries of the Koran. • The plague is now desolating Aletandria, and the' shores of the Gulph of Salonica—the corsairs which are now at sea in abundance, in these latitudes, in defiance of Lord EXMOUTII 9 S treaties of peace and .amity, will of course increase the danger of the intro duction of this calamity into various parts of Europe. By our port letters, it will be seen that Lord Ex mourn has arrived in England ; but we trust his Lordship will be immediately sent back to his former destination, not to enforce obedience to his former Treaties, for that is impossible, but to commence the great work of utterly changing the system upon %hich the petty States of Barbary have been too long tuffered to act. STAR OFFICE, THRlift O'CLOCK. The Paris Papers of Saturday are just arrived : thtir contents are very uninteresting, being principally tilled with accounts c f the celebration of the nuptials of the Duke . of Baum and the Princess CanouNts— BELLA•NGER, the architect. wilt) co jndiciously ar• ranged the interior of N Are Dame for the wedding, has received the Order of St. Miu!!arl. PART% JUNE 22. Yesterday his Majesty and the Royal Family ap. reared in the balcony on returning ►rom Mass ; an immense crowd were assembled to see them, and testitied their joy by the most lively acclamations. The King held a Privy Council, and afterwar ls took his usual airing, accompanied by the Duchesses of Aagouleme and Berri. Count Capo d'lstria has been recalled to St. Pe tershurgh by the Emperor Alexander. He leaves Paris in a very short time. M. Gallatin, the newly-appointed American Mi nister t. this Court, is expected daily at Havre. He does not so to London first, as was reported. • M. Irwiag, the United States Nfinister to Vie Court of Spain, scio has been for some time in Pori, left this city for his destination on Thursday morning Great honours have been paid to the Persian Am., bassador at t' . e Court of St. Petersburgh. He has had his list leave of audience, Funds—Fae per Cent). 59 fr. 40 c. New Yolk Pipers to the lit Jane, And Baltimore to Slq May. arrived this morning. The ilmeritars InleL'ig:nter (the WAshingtc,n officio' Paper) of the 27th of May, cnnt.ains the following article on the subject of the stota cf affAirs in South America. The Royalist Spanish General tlortrun seems to carry matters with a high hand in the CAraccas a WASHINGTON, MAY 27. We have been favoured with the sight of a very s;ngular Proclamation, dated Carracas, 11th March, 1816, statirg, that the Captain General having been, informed of the criminal correspondence carried on between the emigrants which took refuge in the dif ferent West India Islands and the inhabitants of the Spanish provinces, 46 who will not rick:lnv/ledge the beneficence with which they have been treated by the GOvernment, " absolutely prohibits all correspondence, although purely familiar, with these provinces, and interdicts any assistance whatever being given to the emigrants, either in money or products, under no less a penalty than death to the unfortunate person of either sex, who shall be found committing a breach ' of this Ordinance. Caraccas amettes to the 20th of March bare reached us, but they contain nothing worth extract ing. A mullatto woman has been executed at La Guaira, for uttering scditions expressions. PHILADELPHIA, MAY ge. A numerous party of citizens of Philadelphia, na tives of France, desirous of testifying their high re- spect for Marshil Count Grouchy, General Cause', and General Lefevre Detnou:•ttes, gave a public en tertainment to those illosirious chiefs on the 25th instant, at the Masonic Hall ; there were upwardi of 80 persons present. Count Regnaud de Sc Jean d'Angely and his son, and several of out most dis tinguished fellow•citizens were invited. FRONT THE BALTIMORE PAPER OF 30TH MAY. TRADE OF MARTINIQuE.—Froth Captain Folsom, who has arrived here in 23 days from Martinique, we learn that a Decree is issued (without any regard to the time of entry) prohibiting the exportation of any articles of the produce of that Island, except rum and Molasses, in American vesuels after the 15th instant. THE New TAnrsz.—An amendment of some im portance was made in the Senate to the new Tariff Dill, of which no public notice was taken at the time, and which was trot noticed in a copy of the amended Bill sent us for publication. All the articles which formed a sixth class, subject to duties of thirty-five per cent, a d valorar t were admitted to the fifth class, and taxed at thirty per cent. There are now no ar ticles subject tried valor gas duties of a higher rate than SO pet cent. -• • t --- --- NairA'~krß.t LORD EXMOUTH'S FLEIr. Several sing's ships arrived yesterday At Ports. mouth, from the Mediterranean : among them the Bova; Lord Extuotrrn'a flAg ship. The following is the only fist we have yet received s Ships. Guns. Commaedcro. Boyne Lord lixesoutn i • se Capt. 1341211AN5, Berwick • 74 Capt. E. Bawer, Bombay 74 Capt. H. BA 2 t Alas • 74 Capt. G. MIS DT, Lrelathan • '74 Capt. T. Damns Montague • 74 Capt. P. Hat tenon. Spartan (hive) SS Capt. H. HO& Aar. Clorinda (frigate) sg Capt. S. G. Ptcli att., Arachne (sio.)p of war) Capt. (Smarm, Reynard (sloop of war) Capt. Sr. CLA a R. Calypso (sloop 17 war) Capt. --; and the Weymouth (store ship) Capt. It. TVANk a. 1:141VE12, JUNE Arrived off this Port, the Fleetwood, Army, from St. D )mingo i ant the Fortitude, MAartm, trust DEAL, JUNE 24. Arrived and remain in the Dawns, the Tottenham, ADDIS, from Batavia; Catherine Green, R +ems, and Medina, EgvhaDy, from Jamaica; the Mercury, SANTOS, trom the Brazils ; the Sophia and glittbeth, H/11440N, flora Norway for a market the A n(umn, BANTLETT, froll L;VtrpOOl . for Antwerp.—Came down from the River the Lord Wellington, Amsnr, for India: end sailed the Bere4nrd, GARDNER. for Berniu.l4 ; Mary Ahn, PlEnc.ev. for Jamaica; Ita . kris, GAuttszu„ for huhica—the three tatter remain in the Downs—Wind N.W. HARWICH, JUNIZ 24. Arrived the Earl of I..Picestvi picket, with a mail and passengers from H.dLrnd ; and the Charlotte p Icket, with a mail and ditto, front Gottenburgli.— Wind Nortla. PORTghIOUTH, JUNE 24. Arrivvd his Majesty's ships BOYNE, Btawmt, SAY, LIVIA/11AN, AJAX, MONTAGUE, AItACHNE, RSYNARD, CALYPSO, S?AMTAN, Warmourn. and the CLARINDA, Irvin the Mediterranean ; SALSETTI from IndiA, arid the WoonLAHIC from Plymouth. Also Arrived the Anna Maria, 0111,SEN, from Frcdericks dahl ; Willis u and Ann, ,loxes, from Youghail; and the Renown, —, from Guernsey. Sailed his Ma. jesty's ship WvODLARK for Deptford.—Wind N. W. BOSTON, (AMERICA) MAY 21. Arrived an the 414 the brigantine skip Contest, Cap tain George, On 41.1 s room Glasgow. April 2, Lat. 41, long. 41, train with the wrack of the brig Phillip, Charal, from Charles ton for P.ourdeaux, and picked up the crew in the long boa., 15 in all, a Fiend" lady and live children, litho were rassengers in the moan' Ciaral has given us the following particu lars:—Jailed front Charlroton, Aitrd IS, with a cargo a cotton • and rice, bound to 2-turtleattit. t.ld the .:40, lat. 41, Emit. 4;, WAS struck by a wha:e athwart the stern, %raffia rose inunetharely Aqt-ro3. By the blow we rt-ceived, the stem arul cuter:der were laid a , hsvart ship to the st. o from the srirt of the heel to the scarf oldie stern. wh ch was a foot above water; took In all sail, set both pumps at work, Inn the leak increaied so last that in halt an boar the water was abuse the cabin Hour—hove every thing off dick—cut away tt.e mainmast arid wed experi ments with blankets, &c. to stop the leak, hut ell our efforts vier in vain—rut tout the-long boat, threw In seine clothing and prowl .ions —.re talkers, passengers, and crew, got law her, and left the brig. Neat day fell in with the Contest and were received on board. The tfoith, fell in with the brig agatti —found her full of water, LleA•1•1110111 out, stilt a boa on boar I but was not abl: to save any thing front lief. exc. pt tour hales coiten, the see breaking over her—ono& ht t he boat Atli ,bwitionol her—supposed the coo ton on board was all :hat kept her from sinking. Neat day ex perienced a seliefe gale. ARRIVED. In the Creek, the William Pitt, Younger, from Sicily; in the Down., the Catharine Green, Raffle., Crum Jain licit, and the Mercurio, Samos, from the Brazils ; cff Dover, the Fleetwo.ad, Altkin, from Domingo, and the Fortitude, Marton, from la make; off Portsmouth, the NV aAington, Blacktiane, from New Orleans; the LJnyx, Walker, trout Monte Vidru ; and the Cii. mae, Merchant, from Ifocon; off the We of Nisno, the Volun teer, Bereve, from Jamaica; at Livervuol, the Batton, Green % ell, from Buenos Ayres. CUS IDM-HOUSE, JUNE 24. Snits INTARZLI OUTWAKOS he Brixton, C. London, fril• Senegal, Goree, rra Leone, anal Cape Coast ; leremiah, Le n-y, Antwerp; Swallow packet, Niihett, for llatnburg4 ; Thorn4y. Sites atm', tor Bremen ; Vrow Fretlet Ica, Parlevsiet, for Rotterdam, and hoots, Given, Teneriffe. The Company's ships WARESE Hatertmas, Ast t, and MARCHIONESS or ELT, were all well in lat. S N long. 25. W. on the 27th April. The Bova n, Admiral EXMOUTH, passed - several large ships corning up Channel, supposed to be the India Fleet. • . . Extract of ii Letter from the Capes% of the Eweretta, dated ( Quebec. May 24:—'• On the sir of April we counted 24 pail op the B3' k.l 15 of which are only arrived. We were a week In the ice." The Rising Hope, —...—, from Liverpool to Quebec, foun dered in the Gulf of St. Lawrence 234 April ; crew and pas sengers saved. '1 be Alderney, Kekh, from London to Hamburgh, was on shore about the 16th Masai on the Vogal Sand. Lieutenant Roomy Falk has resigned the' com mand of the GRIPER revenue cruizer, in which he is succeeded by Lieutenant L. Szurrti. • By a recent order of the Admiralty, the Marines serving on board his Majesty's ships in harbour, are once a month, to gn through the manteueres of a , add.day. onshore. The first observance of this order was on Thursday last, when the whole of the Ma tines assembled on Southsea Common, and went. through their various evolution' s in the most satisfac• tory manher. • The following Circular has been published by the Russian Consul : • " Russian Consulate's OfEes, 20, Pavement, Moorfields, the Ath (tOth) June, 1112. " The undersigned, Rus.ian Consul-General in Great Britain, has received instructions, dated St. Petersburgh, the 17th (22th) May last, to tio.tolloWibg effect: al The measures for preservation Of the Public Health In the Northern Provinces of the Empire from any Plague having been adopted arid approved by the Committee of the State's Ministers,, the Minister of General Police of the Empire has communicated , them to all the Russian Ambassadors and Consuls, in order to I make pale: A • " I. 'lint no vessels can be admitted into Sky Ports *CREW" In the Baltic, unless they produce a formal document ifebni.the Danish Quarantine Establishments, either at Elsineur, Harburg, Fridericia, or Tonningen, recognising them free and exempt'frons, any infection or suspicion whatever. " 2. That the ships or vessels coming to the Pests of the White Sea cannot be admitted there, if they are not provided with a similar document from Norway or England, by which it may ap pear that they have observed in any of those Klagdonts a rigo rous quarantine, and have been declared there fully milled. ° 3. That, I. order that no fraud or deception should he pram deed, the Russian Government will furnish the forms of Quaran tine Certificates, given at the abovmmentioned . places, to ail the Custom Houses and Conunanders of Ottartiehlps In the Russian Empire. "A. De DOSArruiraßT, ROW= Consaidgere .. Tilt Theriday the 61st Regiment Matched eut ate& Barracks, and embarketiat Monkstown lot the Isle of Wie. Their ultimate destinatiol is Jamaica. Yesterday the first division of the 51st infantry marche.l from Brighton to Blatchingtr.in Barracks. ° b le c e n h ru in l ci l4 : n o Y' d h o the duty in Brighton. owever, of this distinguished corps is left Lieutenant-Colonel Sir JICRISILAK DlCiMit Is ap. pointed Assistant-Quarter-Master General it; Ports mouth District, vacant by the removal of Major Raw to Plymouth. A part of the 101st Regiment, under Major Poo. nturr, has arrived from Jamaica; the remainder are hourly. expected. aatress wa:rarns have been 1 ately executed on some individuals belonging to the Yeomanry Cava iry, in Huntingdonshire; far not paying the 1 - letse.D ny with which they were surcharged, because, through some emission, they were n t called u;snn by their Commanding•Ofricer to perlorm the whir! of their parade %Lys in ti)e lAst - ye.tr. In me inv.:l.:rt., in tilt neigt.hourhood of St. Newts, an A uct;on:er was called in to sell a cart and same sheep, which hsd been thus seized, and although neArly au bunked in. dividuals were present, not one biddiu • was otterel. The Dike of Yon!: w.ts beater yesterday. The House of Cr.mmor.l, we befit ve. propose to adjourn to morrow the Toesd 4y following, to admit of the Lords bringing up tle, arrear of busi ness; ani it is expected that the Session will termi nate about Wednesday, the Si of next month. Yesterday morning, soon After nine r:'ciock, her MAJZ3Ty, with the Princes3es A uotis'r* And ELIZA ERTH, lett the Qoet !!:-.i.ice for W,ndsor. Ofk their Arrivol at the Crstle, ler Mitse-,Tl' at the private entrance to the Kings Apw.rneitte, aht.l went to visit the Ktsn, at ten,!ed by he physiei.in Yesterd ty ' the Princess CrianLoTTs aril Prince trEoroiro rode in their curricle triCinswiek on theft return to Cani?lfisrd-house they received five addressee of coagratuletion—"one from Anglesea, presented by the Marquis of Amnesic* ; a second from the B'rongh of Southwark, presented by the Parliamen. tan , Representatives; a third Irons Worcester, pre sented by the Earl of Covsisritv as Recorder: A fourth from Winchester, presented by the Recorder of that city, A numerous and highly respectable Deputa. tient trona the Dissenting _Clergymen of the three de nominations were introJuced, and most graciously received., The President hivioi read their Address, the. Princess and Prince were pleased to return the following Answer : " Re assured we receive the congratulations of the Protestant Dissenting Ministers of the three detiontinamos, with event cordial satisfaction and plcagure; and we .re well assured, in those fervent hopes ti:ey express for our rritrual happiness, and fur the prosperity of hl. Alajesty's Kingdoms " A piece has been cut from his Nirjevy's ship 17:C. TORY ( Lord NELsON's FIsE-ship) to in . ' ke two snuff boxes—one for ;he Prince of CuisJuno, the other for the Duke of GLoucestart. It is genet.illy believed that M.rthil Soma', who had previous!, taken up his resides , ce in this city, at the White Lisa Inn, emb.ok•d ir..rn hence in the William Henry, fnr 'listen, in AMNICd, on the 13th in 'Bristol Journ.d. It is said coat the number of II ilf-pAylicm in Frante is 21,000, aed that the VreNch Government have determined to pension the wott,:d?.:l and aged for We. with diminished appointments, to jive cfms rriiisions gradually to the best in:li;ied of the others, and to dismiss the rest with one year's salary. Roams Tea ELEA:no:I.—At four u'clbck yesterday, the scate•of the Poll was a. follows Mr. BARN TT, 382; Sir T. Titome.,oN, —Majority for Mr. BAR NETT, 16.—The Poll wau expected to close finally at five o'clock, and Mr. BARNETT's election Was reckoned - - certain. The elegant Gold Cup presented by the Performers of Drury-lane Theatre to Mr. Keats, as a tribute to his untival!ed talents, was yesterday brought to the Theatre to be presented so him. It is a chef itatrore, and does infinite cielit to the tase of Mr. flassurr, the artist who prepared it. The cup is formed after the beautiful antique vase in Warwick C.tstle. The Bacchanalian ornaments in alto relieve are executed with coususimate art. The inscription iat short and anraptiste. Thena arts of the donot s are all inscribed on the side, with an apt and desetved quotation from Marastscien, in complimeot to Mr. KEAN. It was this day delivered to bins in form. Mr. GERALD Hon, convicted at the Dublin Corn mission, for being implicated in the Lite extens;ve forgery of stamps, has been embarked on hoard the transport ship in Cork harbour for Botany Bay. The ship Barieg, Captain Lams, with convicts from Ireland and England, arrived safe at Port Jack son, Botany Bay, on the 20th of OctoSer—outt df the 360 persons ou board, only one had died on, die passage, from the effects cf dropsy. The sentence of death against Grigellay and Cis fthane, condemned at the last Glasgow Circuit Court has been communed into transportation for life. Tuesday, tl e great annual Largs Fair commenced. 'Mere was a considerable shew of Highland cattle, and though sales were dull, prices were higher than they had been at most al the neighbou:ing Fairs. The concourse of people was grest ; the appearance of Stn to 40 vessels riding in the Bay, htionging chiefly to Highlanders,. who had brought their dif ferent ccmniodities in die Fair, made the scene lively and pleasant. Ihe Green was covered with tenti, plentilully supplied with Highland whisky, and dancing to the bagpipe was kept up with great spirit. BL ACK NIA TH PEDESTRIAN, ( 218 T DAT ).----EATomr continues to go on in g9od spirits, and this morning he m.tde good his 493 d mile. A SL EEPI NO Wometr.—An account has been read to the Royal Society of Edinburgh, of the sleeping woman of Denninald, near Montrose, by the Rev. JAMBS Barman& Her first sleeping fit lasted from the 27elsito the Stith of June, 1815. Next morning she spin fell into a deep, which lasted seven days— withofitinotiOn. food, or evacuation. Ac the end of this time,.44 , moving her hand and pointing to her woods, itiwas understood she wanted food, which was given to her; but she remained in her lethargic state till the Bth of. August, six weeks in all, without appearing to be awake, except on the 80th of June. Her pulse, for the first two weeks, was gavot SJ, the third week 60, and previous to recovery it was at 70 to-72. Though extremely reduced. she gained sttength so rapidly, that before the end of August she worked. regularly at the harvest. , , , I , ,