Star. — London, England, 1816-09-24 00:00:00

"N • ---- FitEifel/ P. . , COMM igia&QUlPAlat 4 Y , Almost the Ist of October , will penned ea Rocroi, inspect Rosins', nommaaded by Count The Covet of Vienna has , ' spans Onernor of Myatt% distinguished by the military 1815, itlig in the diplomatic stria. LOYAL e- 1 Meal ?HZ MOM as Louts, Ste. 0 . :tiacouot Chatraebriand, having, *Ole doubts as to our remold whites be. oor Ordnance of the Sth of Septentber , *Waned, &c. */ Viscount Cliateaubrised shell one of our Ministwo of State. " Given a the Castle of thel'hollierles, PARIS, SEPTEMBER It may be recollected, that last, some gunpowder seized dress gave occasion to 'ark*, ascertained that this Afar was Wane gunpowder, committed an inhabited place, with whi fraction of the laws as to ionspr?wJer and saltpetre, wlu correctionally. This affair will Recent letters finin America. present building on the America% the line tad 23 frigates, besides kiadof floating battery destined boors and roads. Tbe Ga,seJ cis France contains curous article. under the head —" Accossats from Algiers cot a the beads of several -_ accused of tram,. it is believed, £rtglish hoops over were . Though theiaej has mifared lost wino of his pride i and most invincible bland to the the idol of his people t I" Etc. 11:1211,14C;TOItAL The. Minister al the Interior __ different Preodeata of the Electoral parorr.enth a ekcalor communication —,—, The Zing, by hist timber, has ap;uinted yes 10 geed& • of ---. This chain, is highly honourable cat.oot bat be penetrated witbithe ' ill have to fW6I. It comfits is Aisembly, witch `will have to bas convoked toe the eth tr,e all that freedom which b‘to to mind that hip Majesty has at sr.sianainiug order to the Electoral •%, NO your _important mission gives, . yaks slasalal nut be eatevissai without singon the saris thee, that the of thaj they will make choice stlentk4 by their prinsiples In favour snosteririsby their love fee their witich his Majesty is most of all 4 1 11 4 1 iy sod happiness." GERM:IN P __~ IFRANKPORT, a • We can now announce with An.bassadors to the Diet ha, r tngement, to begin the cr tie solemn opening .of the iJosober nest, and to let the Diet take place ai the very : VIENNA. SEPT' The intended marriage Princess of a great Getman It is affirmed that Count Wi; lain, is named Ambassador tlie, amiable Princess, and tf destination in the course of mamas retinue. Bebides this Brother to the Field Marsh, commission of formally visiti the bride, to be prevent at marriage. 'The Household of our futt colic already chump, and among are mentioned Countess J. Ladies of the Palace of Maria rot's reload tOlibert. A new reduction of the vriiicli•each company of foot wreck mould be a more sure coition On the subject of in Europa. Prince Jerome. of Montfort, main at Hainshurg till their be gerready for their receptiOn. • , HAILBUIWH. SEPTE pia eINNIE.. about eight t Flame to see Its Highness state antra here. We seed • s:i of Hambargh. 'rbs if 'owner of thei r to accepting nseitotioa shit Litritie biMe. ' nabs eapeaisii. in the nestraing. was miss ablest hems **gates. joyful day nit have Weslaco Mount the whole city was t Yriace anived. Our Burgher west to awes the Prince. esbn enthusiasm which his presence .His Majesty the King of the Holy Alliance, by en q':'• August, sine sent faun. with the Russian Secretary Russianitigate the used in the roadi of Copenho) pert, destined tO convoy rittien of the Grant Michel very fine horses, half of _ are by the _ peror Alesandcr. as a present for his btuther.in•Jaw, the. Prince at Orange, and the other ball for ;be Prince Regent of Eng l and. After the ship has bees Helsoetsluys and rortamontb it will go to Havre di Come t to fetch the paintings•which the Emperor Alexander purchased out oldie gallery at Idsilmaisort. On board of this -frigate is Prince Broglie, who has served in the Russian Guard, and . is teturning to France. • nations on - , if laws and tariffs of commercial and manufacturing nodose in Europa, and even in America, we. may thence derive the lesson, that they, in order to favour' ,internal industry, tax heavily foreign, and therefore oar 'manufactures, on import, or in' some caws pro. hibit them; that they in all possible ways favour Ott export of their own manufactures, in order $1) fulifshi the foreign consumer with them. • It Illtisa Creftilellathi mains so briber proof _ Belgian 'lament has just passed a law kir a new coinage. the Duke of Yowl( had an aallience of the ZRINCII RIGaNT, at Carlton House. The Earl and Countess of HARDWICICE have, left Paris for Spa, where they intend to reside some time. BA 1.1 DOLLA —After the Ist of November nett, the Bank of England will 110 t Pr f ei‘c any of th eir 4. 6d. 12 1 4 1 4 M - part impression , the arrital of dispatches from Lord Exsrouru. Thel are dated the 3d of September. and• aamonnce the s;gning arid sealing of the Treaty with the DIY c°l the preceding day. The disFatebes state also•th 4 there had been a delay on account of two Spaniarils who had been long confined; but who were liberated at the requisition of Lord EXMOUTH, and were L. board the QUEVX CILIBLOTI g• When thedispatclk! came away. - - .. it ' jartiffort• itimiegialt . . . '. I n e ern al a iiannofa pedsouse . -- .eYetles "csonot . tiritit ,. 4 ; ooo b il t IreadAl i ss tha e t-st s e u t c e, .' • , • .EMl4l6lt Abitr°l4. ' ,„ery ti : .. - , ... . , . P. - ' ' . •• , ;.• ..-I,—. 0 4P81184 t..-: . ''' ... ..,.i. . . ...—••••• • . . w S I N era talsen ;hat fereVer seeemilkettpree Ile Sbine•feeen - t Intelligenie has been re ce i ved i , •oresea we • 16.1 1: 1 4ies - - • • wide seek a.aluty , sa tsar Prufafrtille •eridt . Lord Suatute's Anierican Colony , oh • which, we • . cw wrv alA n itiiinil • • . 41". :- il I:l4ll:44l 7 l lt h i l skyr ilitill so lirea — ,•, .- • z• ••• aethe consotelfi, 'to 'kik of out onn4praucks . r the Duke of W ' to state, is of a niost distrening kind. E • ' i.. . •., Is * plea - mg - Ms andeetT, ear Is' Om which, in consequencir of the Wicking rind talks ._ , . • . . connected with this p ro j ect seems to be rtes . al I rtliNtet the corps Of ,''' i t • , to dogs. sue allbilsennUrabla 4 1 17 here bearing on thejnisaufatturer and,w'orhman•Vau•Q." :. :OMR Weronent. • . •RitrOUs. . I f,l I , 4l . m i n i te d G i ne idiret t it., •la . ' / oa•tha . at 11 1 * and ' tariff try -got be diminished. • w , ~. : • j e iyi ng of a g u e s ' G o the irritert.oweerri and 1 Our hatters, our glass.rnakers, our tanners, our After the dispersion of the tetilers l ast a • .. o f of. This Officor has been .. .. , ~. trans* elves wares MS . difirchimilltst tereble - a 4l Bdno Ras, 'cotton, and woollpinnere arid weavers, our ma-utii,rn stated some time ago in the Sean, k si otl l,i . '. t tßi : a tao nri.rni-esbttarbiiolfhegii.44 that Lord SELKIRK'S new Governor, Mr. titai,'l a . 'Y neguriatiung Pf-t,bo year be i n future re gu l a ted og en 'writable and Mai' RulaCtUtErS .of arms .and iron smelters. with many whose name many of our Readers of tot is r ie negociauons wish Ba• y.- town footing. . . • others, must thus be sUpperted by laws, and main- • • .0.,. . • • lONNANCIL ~. '• • 'The inilitxrance of this *bled is extretbelY Itresi• • seined in their present state. And this, the rather, (with It Mast •Ise particularly felt in commerce. tuanufac- because no choice remains for us to act on certain acquainted, from his travels in Spain, s a:id Isi s i, • • cussions with Lord CATHCART, relative to hi s i m 4 .7 '' '. 4 mairstme . , ... , tares, allilicaltuse.. led every branch of httnan in• theoretic • priatiples, but in conformity to the denial lei, as 0 pet* efl OVA, Mind dewy and prosperity. . . • subsistence of so many valuable establishments, whose sonment in Prussia) proceed d fs.i. Inas befog rosily manifested in Co/Mend, the wellspring of the prosperity of the permanence can be exposed to no one moment of in. September, In.tapt . We al" Sethcrilladsi which extends itself to all quarters of 'irruption, to not one day of discontinued protectiett, Colony on the Red River, grants who *int into the country from Hudso n % o s , the world,. deminds the stewed possible ' freedom without endangering their fall, the discharge . of in- n COM, from this day, to be anal idepeintence,in all its transactions. It requires *dustrieus workmen, and establishing the triumph Of in the l a st Autumn, and remained there doss ' l. to able to rewire, transport, and export its wares out enterprising neighbours. Winter-. Mr. SESIPLIE had instructions i " ": r 1 . ••• to EstakE, . turneries, this sorb Sept. tat fl:' and merohaiiiiise•with the least possible hindrance or It is not, however, meant that the protection and Bay Cotniany ; and in consequence of settle dnp lue the introduction of Lord SZLKIIIK, avid the H t g i , i 1 EMBER so; ebitTP.cttun:' ..:It is also indebted for its prosperity to favour afforded to nor domestic productions , should It iv . its =rt. to furnish manufactured goods, whether cram end circumscribe our extensive and ene fi cial 'at in the course: of May of about ta . Sol din the cart of a lam. 4 or home vent, to the consumer at the commerce. To protect this, the proposed law per. with the Indians abbot . p r oc u r i ng provision s to , It must fix its eye on being able to mh o the penult of all goods and merchandize free of 'lndian traders, he directed a party sus conjectures. It is now cheape . st rate, Men, who were with him in the Spring, to fire • was merely a rob b ery o f bring into the market manufactured good:e . other . import and export duties, with the payment alone of.r ANY n canoe , carrying provisions for the trad e . . ass' sena ° wares of equal with and qual it y at low pm,. in a moderate duty foe glitch transit over our territory. ,_,, ja . . ed by several persons in order that it may enter into successful compet:non With this view, it is proposed, that in every town This was immediately returned, and, melancluili • hich is connected an its- with others, or foreigners. These wants of commerce where any extensive commerce is carried on, an entre- 101 the sale and transport of hich can duly be punished must not be lost *jet of in framing the law under pot should be established, where, for a very moderate relate, Mr. SesteLe, and his whole party, be came viii be tried next October. consideration. • - duty. goods should be placed tinder the inspection victims of the affraY. .:---. rice state, that they are at Manufactures.(in which, in an extended - sense, and tare of the administration of convoys and licenses; AnOther expedition, fitted out by Lord S ELRISe t' 1 nerican stocks 17 ships of may be comprehended agriculuire and the fisheries). [The remainder of the speech is chiefly occupied agents, in the remote Countries of the N.W. lea, b at • - a even , which are so great a source of pros p er ity. a nd wit h the regulations on the subject of these entrepots, !sides 'XI steam frigates , aequally unfortunate; nineteen of the party haTillit pii . l i . • -I to defend their b ar- of honesty to the lower classes, and which are so but it has not yet been thought proper to publish the runes . I . numerous and important in this kingdom. require Tariff of Duties.] ribbed of hunger. - - . • the sarnp protection. Our country is adapted thereto . - - These accounts met Lord SELLItut on L,k e s sli Intains the following ridi- IifEIIIODISM. by its position. its rivers, by its possession of raw .. fad Genoa, September fi : dor, where he had arrived with a reinforcasee The materials. mines, the abundance of sheep and rs state that the Dey hits ... _TO TH .. It EDITOR OF THE STAR. about .300 men, principally foreigners, enlisted . cattle, the . wooda, the agr i cu lt ure_, furnish to the in- A of his subjects whom he S ue S everal numbers have appeared in your Pa• Neuron's Regiment, who had been discharged t o c is dustrious workman, fl ax, hoar hides, iron, bark, elieved. in fact, that theper with the title 66 Mernontsm," addressed " To the of the Algerine troops! ! wood, and coals in abundance, to enable the tame- nada. His Lordship's intentions as to further pro. Maniere of the Old Methschst Connexion in the United cocain were not known ; but surely it is high tin, .. • 1 ties, the linen and woollen looms, the iron =aurae. ed a great check. he has dew t" aud I have no doubt but that you are erns he still displays the tures, and various others, to maintain themselves, KIZ induced to believe the statements made in them, al. for the Government to interfere, and put a stop to the English I He is still and to flourish ; while cotton, brought from else• though levelled at the characters of about n i ne hue- schemes, in the prosecution of which so mu c h h A r.. Sm. where, maintains thousands in the various operations seas of its manufacture. . dyed Preachers of the Gospel, and the peace and lif ehas al readybeen sacr i ficed. il LL COLLEGES. • has addressed to the But the manufacturer, however rich in all those harmony of a most numerous bo4y of people. The stile of mrifio of Phile.Ohrerper is tortured to --,..1.; , Ili We have this day inserted, at some kngth, de ' a Electoral Colleges of D e• materials, is dependent upon circumstances, and imitate , , . g nunicatioo as follows:- must be supported by our laws, without its beingpu bli shed wor k the writing of a person who a Speech of the Dutch Director-General of Crm % be , m a mma , a possible to leave him to binself. He is dependent about two years since on the same subject; and Phil' has schooled his emissaries, to intimate that it is the• &c. to the States-General, Mt the Mandacttire; ug ' 4 reside at the Electoral cougar on the merchant and the consumer, who at all times Commerce of the Kingdom of Holland and tla '' huoourable to Yoh 1. that you and every where seek fur good articles at low prices. Production of that same person : but that person, i • *aspartame of the duty you H e i s dependent upon his ability to bring into tom- Mr. Editor, as lie did not then scruple to add his Netherlands. However mach the principle s w hi c h ?, a's'ss sad directing the Ise lays down may operate against British Commem • " r e, r i ss asica.sa me/sorand consumption his manufactured goods of name and place of abode, would not now, lam per•• . . • oaf Novesober. In bowl so We same wraith and quality, at the same prices as waded, address . the Methodists, through the medium :a appertains to them, you will his foreign neighbours. ° w h a m th i s i s not the ease, i nf your Paper. in disguise. Had Philo's productions it would be unfair to object to them as applied by t ended with No. 4, 1 should not have troubled you, foreign Minister to the protection of that of his ou t '•• I &heated no Pa hls rilikt ' ll the manufacturer cannot succeed ; his manufactured y. We contend with this Minister; alplyit 5 .: • rat Alessably. nit inflamer we , se e whisk Is coo k oo d to stores will lie as a burden on his bands , and all his Sir, with any thing on . the subject; but his having cotintr rit‘es yest ealastonty wpm. be in the raw material, how great never; .will promised us a succession of numbers, rind that 1 • ur ,his doctrines to our own circumstances , ' . ' that we hare We expects ei his fskatal ma- be lost. as a t i me - some to c o m e , I, Methodist, whom he has • / not a choice left to us to act orr certa i n theoretic poi • • 1 of " °au' but men recwn" • Here arise those difficulties in political economy. aouressed. feel it a duty imperative on me to intimateh i Mal .of legitiossep..by their . to him, through the medium of your Paper, if you ciFles , but that Britain must act in conformity with the. Hi which must be smoothed by wise laws on the import. sir sovereign, and for Frame— o &A ram , a marling Ak e trio . capon, and transit of goods, so that die wants of the will do me the favcur, that as his motive is malicious, actual circumstances of our numerous valuable eltl. V manufacturer may be conciliated with dune of the from political disappointment, I shall certainly chas- blishments, whose permanence shouldnet he expert' i f '9l IMI/1........ merchant and the home consumer. Difficulties -of tin ham in the way I intimated to him I would do, fora single moment to intetroption. They cow* be PAPERS. this kind are, however, completely to be removed by had he not desisted in his attack on the African In. no human prudence.; because the position, the least siltation, vane time since, through the medium c.f a left an tote d for a da:y without - midangering their fa?, .►ii i sms , e of extent, an d the .retry prosper i ty o f a Morning Paper; and that if he persists in his wail. Al dise4a rge of industrious workmen, and estektukinstle 14 EPTEMBER 16. tines business, by adopting a system of question and triumph 4' ear esterprisis: jggisishourt. country, may produce IliOdninCell theseuL . • vitt) certainty, that all the But au eg L er th •• • • my the nem arcue ... o llllllWer, I shall request hi nt and his friend Tear lisami Wkallude particularly to our Cotten bleoldie. a rave made a definitive at- to answer me some questions regarding *heir conduct stance' give rise to these difficulties, such as where tares . Our Cotton Yarns are to our enternrisir T :onferences preparatory to on the Slave Eriiancipation business, and also on the . i 1 one country for its subsistence and independencere- ! Diet, with the month of • formation of the Protestant Union, and respecting neighbours a raw material. " Cotton maintains (et quires more taxes than, another does. Where t his he solemn opening of the q takesplace, is actually the case in this kingdom , other things, which they will recollect that I sera well " should say formerly ntaiitinined) thousands in the # I beginning of November. there the of l abour r ii h. able to ask and also to answer, wages. must necesn ybe gibe r , the moment that 4s . various operations of its manufacture ; but the k PTEMBER 7. than amongst our untaxed neighbours, who can thus Philo-Oh:aver and his friend Taney peruse this letter " Manufacturer • is dependent on circumstances, le d of the Emperor with a bring their manufactures into the market at a to M . I am, Mr. Editor, i house..is fully confirmed. cheaper rate. ... ' Your most obedient servant, •-• must be supported by our laws; nor can he pep Vilna, the High Chamber. This state of things cuunot be left 6 itself, or to itre . or to request the hand of natural tendency ; and it is only legislating on the of banishing his branch to another country. 4 i that hewill set out for his importation of these foreign manufactures which can THE EVENING STAR. Let our Ministers take a lesson from " our num i . . . if nest month, with a nue restore that equal proportion, without wbtch internal 4 r ------ - I is, Prince Schwartzenberg, industry must decline and perish. .- LONDON. ing a line of policy calculated to ruin our mambo i •shal, is stated to have the Only two modes within the reach of any Govern. . 'ef l tares : or, to speak more correctly, the inattention, . icing the august parents of mem seem to present themselves towards attaining • TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1816. the solemnization of the this object, v i z, the cherishing of internal manufac- PRICE OF STOCK'S THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK : our own Government to a most important branch of • I tares by wise laws on foreign imports, and the ex. Reduced shut—Cons. mo. SI I f—Cons. tor atm. 61i ot OUr manufacture has been such as to endanger itt" 1 • - inure Empress is :opposed em tie of commerce from laws on export and transit. L in pa Cent: shut—s per Cele'. Navy tali entire loss. AU the foreign looms are at thilmomest . I among the persons ,selected it is in this way the beneficent views of his Majesty , Bonds 7s. pre.—Escbequer IslUs, us e ss. pre. 1 in full work, while a large poreon of British 100011 Lazausky, and six of the seek to attain, by the proposed law and tariff ,. the • • • We bin received the Paris Papers of Friday and are standing idle. It is not the inability of our spe-. Lula Theresa, the Empe- means of conciliating the prosperity of comMerce and manufactures, so that the objects of both 'may be Saturday. The Moniker of Saturday contains an ners to supply them with yarn, that prevents thew . . re army is spoken of, by prohioted and maintained. Ordounance, or Decree. of a novel description : M. from being in full employ ; for immense quo- in would be only 80 men, On these principles it is proposed : r CHATSAIMUAUD, the celebrated political writer, has tities of Raw yarn are exported weekly.—lt i re guarantee than all die tee. That all the object of great branches of conaronee be b ee d • n di sm issed from his situation as Minister, in con. not the cessation of demand for Cotton piece good s the coutinuatiost of peace very thaderstelY dulled, on Impott, dePort. sod tree*.• s. Tbat very nowdutles be laid ea the import of all TRW Duo sequence of . his intemperate zeal in the now uiipopu. that prevents our looms from being at work; will • wish used its our native Manufactures. fort. and his wife, re. o; m os . r e s o f au tents wiastamaid lar cause of Ultra-royalism. In a pamphlet lately for the exported Raw yarns are all wove into cloths sir residence ar Greets she wide.. tam ammo into cosepesklep with house 6 beta, such m a t, published, he asserted, it seems, that the Kora' ' and are all sold to consumers. It is otiviousi deli s pri- ?don. dudes sseseit be heist asses, ,be sulkies* is favour the ode of vete iodination. were not consulted in the late mea- that if our yarns were preeented'from being ex/rotted oar owa prenreonat bet go as that fridge econseerce may be LEFTEMSER IS. se Iktle as sad& ekitrimie. . sure of dissolving the Chamber of Deputies.—We they would be made into piece goods at home bra oar li g ht et r i tm i t , we had the *• Thu themapors of ell wades of Internal ladosa h ave y should, h a given a private letter from Paris, whiali details own weay.ers,, and these piece goods would be ev' as fi e j oste m o th er o f W ahl . as saw* as Is prookabls t be *soured sedlee. , M. CHATSAWIRIAND'S sine bu ss RI ore minutely than ported. There could be no mid-way. The foreigners not deseribelhe joy of t h e Articles of foreign minufacture mast in this way rb o ,p r i o r a has done plc; of course become dearer to the consumer. Bat it the Journals. will not: go naked. Their spinners cannot at prefect e B ones H a g s , t h e m aws , alsonld be , recollected, -that a revenue will thus- be ' btoontaav who was tried for a conspiracy. which . supply yarn for all their weavers, and therefore the k ins 1041 arts' Inds Mtn, in .Ikellellr liehiell nasilaitherwise have been lesied••iS tad for its object the poisoning 'Ot the whole garrison latter buy our yarns, to enable them to furnish plea foamiest*, opise anode ; and that the destrim- 1 o f vi e cennes, and' the su b sequent seizure o f the goo d s the sho p -kee p ers • without our yarns the!; ' iag that his Highness Was 'tioo of trier inward manufacturing establishments' to . • • ' f num& an immense nowt W e llidi t tun probably , b e th e result of a free and tin: ortress, has been sentenced t o suffer death. His plot could not do this, and in that case the shop.keepers' gate s. Thi s wa g d ig meat 'impeded import of foreign goods. The foreign mile . wis of the most diabolical deseriptioo. would be obliged to buy our Cotton fabrics ` giving sce that of our defivernnee. aufacturer would-then be able to dictate his own '......,....... bread to thousands of our weavers who are now ;diet ... was ju u s a i nasa d way th e prices, and vender thc- domestic merchant and con- A. Mail from I-lolland arrived this corning : It instead of those manufactured b their v; t vr. weatelo , irgher cavalry and 'whoa sumer wholly dependent upon him. Brides, would hai brought . . . us Dutch Papers to the 22d Septeniber. from in yarns spun Britain . Elio waseativod ;ja i t h e not . the 'Ate - of ear domestic raw materiali be in In the Bel • H• Belgian House of Representatives. a Member mittt eery where i n s p i r es. sreat part lost by the tall of our manufacturei ; or,' of Bavaria has acceded to if the 'foreign . mansfeeinrer purchas e d t he m e t us, lately complained of the seizure_ of M. &moo, o ne , of ' If we are to believe the absurd ev id ence o r the us Aet drawn up on the lth would it not be with a visa to send them back to in the French Regicides who had taken up his residence ' Agriculturalists, as a •Munich to St. Petersbuirgh in the wrought state; thus compelling us to pay the in Belgium; but had outraged the th rites of hospitality 'day, we mast also believe that the P e ople of Greg ry di Leyden. • price of dm manufacture I by seditious writings. The complaint was very pro- Britain have I^ft off eating ! AU concur in stathviet che.bier cu ry, -whi c h h as o r. In fine, what would be the result, after the fail of golly dismissed. The ettha• mad whi c h i s p ro . our internal fabrics when wars aching should render - that there is no demand for agricultural produce, an 4 thed~eenn• Holland the marr i ag e our foreign supply of goods difficult or impossible! oars tin the Belgian frontiers, vigilantly inspect all no sale for the necessaries of life ! ss Anne, has also twenty In fact, if we take counsel from the experience of books and pamphlets imported into France, and seize ! ....-,--,..•.--....• whith are sent by are ins. other nations on this beta; if we look 'into the recent such as are of a disloyal tendency. The Belgian Par- 'We mentioned in pars of our impression yesterdal _r _ • tok._..