Star. — London, England, 1816-06-17 00:00:00

• FROM SATURDAY Nrcrrs GAZED'S. MILITARY WAR-OFFICE, JO7lll 15. 9d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Edward Home - • wood to be Captain of aTroop, by purchar, vice White, who retires. Ist Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet Thomas Garth to be Lien-, tenant, by purchase, vice Trafford, promoted. SJ Ditto—Lieutenant John Goff to be Captain of a Troop, by ' purchase, vice BranfiU, who retires. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lleutenant John Pringles from half-pay of the 12th Light Dragoons, to be Liettenant, vice Rice, who exchanges. 10th Ditto—Lieutenant William Drummond, from balfpay el the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Hardman, whet ex changes. Staff Corps of CavalryL-Apistant-Surgeon John Foster, half-pay of the 27th Fnot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, 9d Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Thomas Massie, from half/ pay of the Sod Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Goodall, when' change., receiving the difference. 7th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas H. Wingfield, from half-pay of the Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice Crewe, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 17th Ditto—Lieutenant George G. Robinson, from the 37th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Saunders, who retires upon the half-pay of the S7th Foot. 19tirDitto—John Stirling, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Hawker. promoted. 91st Mtn—Lieutenant-Colonel John M. Nooth, from half-pay of the 7th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Paterson, who j .OMOTIONS. exchanges. 34th l)itto—George Chambers, Gent. to be Ensige, by purchase, vise Lain, appointed to the 18th Light . Dragoons. 115th Ditto—Ensign Thomas R. Plumbs', from half.psy of the 521 Foot, to be Ensign, vie. Brown, who exchanges. Met Ditto... Ensign Charles J. Mlle, from ball-pay of the 90th Foot, to be Imsign, vice Walton, who exchanges. Loth Ditto— Lieutenant A. F. Macintosh, tro/11 the 8d Dragoon Guards, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Lord John Somerset, promoted in the Regiment of NVatteville l Lieotenant Charles E. Turner, froth the Royal Waggon Frain, to be Liewevant, vice Scheffer, who retires upon halt-pay of the kte,yr.l Waggon Train. 61st 1.);t:o--Lieutenunt John Campbell, front half-pay of the 44th root, to be Lieutenant, vice Singleton, who exchanges; Burgeon Clui.topher GUI. from hair-pay of the 15th Foot, to be Shrgeam, vice Peacocke, who exchanges. 71st nit' o—l.ieutenant W. li. Dutton, from lialf•pay of the 7th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Baldwin, who exchanges, receiv 1T,6, the difference. 721 pumas G. DOU&IRS. Gent. to be Ensign, by pur thise, vice Gorman, promoted. 8!d Ditto— flietr.as ivl•Malicio, Gent. to be Ensign, without purcha-e, vice O'Halloran, whose appointment bus sot taken . . - . - place. •ad Ditto—Second Lieutenant Thorr.as ELlwar4b, from ball-Pay of the Dumb= Regiment, to I.e Eaagn, •ice Gordon, wbo vachanges. 97th Dittu--Reubea Parke, Gent. to be Ea►ign, by purchase, vice Carroll, promored in the Stith Feta. 101st Dolo—To be Lieutenant —l.icutenant It. .1. Hanley, (rent the .York Light Infantry V°ln:avers, vice K usley, who ex changes ; Lieu t en a n t "l'hamis Stopford, from the York I.!ght Infantry Volunteers, vice l'iflorstgoincry, who exchanges. - lit West intlia Regiment—Ensign Janie. Palmer to bs Lieute ,Anant, v.-about purcha.,e, vice Brennan, deceased; James Bren nan, Gent. lobe Ensign, vice Palnitr. York Light Infasury Volunteers—To be Lieutenants-4.feet.- mint David lansley, from the Mist Foot, vice Hanley, who enhances; Lieutenant John Montgomery, from the 101st Foot, vice Stoptorsi,who exchanges. Sd Ceyhm Resinient William Downing, Gent. te be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Berkeley, whose appoint ment has nut to hen place. noserem. SIAM Assistant-Surgeon Richard C. Hall, M.D. to be Surgeon to the Forces, vice Cowdery, deceased. MEMORANDUM. The Prine.e R•gent has granted permission t the 21 Battalion of the 39.1 i Regiment, to bear the word" Peninsula;" to the 71st 4 . Vigor a,' and to the 31st " Alhuera," on their respective colours and appuictmen; s. ll'he appoint ntent of Assistant-Surgeon Walter Wari, from the 89d root, to be ..urgeon to the Forces, as stated in the Gazette of Ist Junu, I d►o,l.:ts not taken place. Light Horse Volunteers--As•istant.Surgeon William Wright to be Surgeon, user Bl.zard, who resigns. Connuilooons bpi the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. West Kent Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry—Tnnbridge Troop— Lieutenant eieter Nuallie to be Captain, vice H. Woodgatc, resigned; lotus Wnodgsta, Gent. to be Lieutenant; But tensbaw, Orin. to be Cornet. CROWN OFFICE, JUNE IS. Members returned to serve in this present Parliament. Borough of Mllbcrue Port—Lieutenant-General the Hon. Sir Edward Pag:t, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Military Order of tue Bath. Borough of Buckinghans—Tbe Hon. Hugh Formate, commonly caged Lord Ebrington. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. • July 30, Michael Pbilit:, of Bevis Masks, ,t. Mary Axe, Lon don, merchant, at ten, at Gaikll:3ll July 30, Joseph Camilla, of the Minoring, Lois(lon, doodler and wylor, dealer and ctiaptagn, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas French, of Wardington, Oxfordshire, dealer In horns. Miens Cooke, of MillsbEfeige, and Joseph l.ittkv►oed, of Leeds, Yorkshire, carpet-mandlacturers and copartners. • Paul Johnson, of St. Gtorge's-plaer, Back-lane, St. Ceorge's ia the East, timber-merchant, dealer and durum]. BANKRUPTS. John. Swanton Turner, of Norwich, timber and coal-merchant, • dealer and Chapman, to surrender June 28, 29, and July 27, at four, at the Rua* phut Horsy lun. Norwich. Attendee, Mr. James Chase, Norwich; or Messrs. W. and G. 'farmer, 18, Featherstone Buildings, Halborn, London. John hi%) of Tonbridge, Kent, carpenter, June 22, July 2, kid 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bragg, Southamp ton Buildings, Chancery-lane, London. Rdbert Wilkins, of James-sired. Golden-square, Westrniuster, plumber, dealer and chapeau, June 25, 29, and July u 7, 4 11, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hannan, Piazza Chambers, Co vent Garden. Joseph Earle and William Linn, of the Old 'Change, London, and of Wigan, Lancashire, warehousemen, manufacturers, and copartners, J une 22, t 9, and July 27, at eleven, at Guildhall:- Attoruies,.Messrs. Bourchllon and Hewitt, Little Friday-stmt, or Messrs. Grimshaw and Marsh, Wigan. ' John Stackard, of. Whitechapel Road, Middlesex, leather-cutter, June 18, 29, and July 27, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies Messrs. Smith and Henderson, Leman - street , Goodmaa's fields, William Andrews. of the Minor:rs, London, sbip snd insurance broker, dealer and chapinan, dune 22, 29, and July 27, at 12, at Guildhall. Atiornies, Messrs. tilsou and Preston, Coleman. sheet. Edward Wright Jennings, of pal y, ncolnshire, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, July 4,5, and li ntg eleven, at top Gears. Inn, Spilsliy. Atternies, Mr. William Walker, Spilsby; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chancery-lane, London. • • William Johnson Ur', of ItedenhaU with Harleaton, Norfolk, i n nkeeper, dealer and chapnian, June 26, 27, and July at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Redenhall with Harleston. Auernies,l Messrs. Palmer and France, 24, Bedford-row, LOndtin Mr Sharpin, Beetles, • William Knight; of Marsden, parish of Almondbury, Yorkshire, st oner, dealer and cheviot), June 25, 26, and July 27,at nine, at the White Swau lnn, Huddersfield. Attornips, Messrs. Wilt s, Fairthonie, and Clarke, Ws/Ilford-court, Landon; or Mr. Matthew Brown, Huddersfield. Wiliam Carlde, of Bolton in the Moors, gancashire, tottoit-ma. 11•1: siCt urer, dealer and chapeau, June U 7, 119, and July 29, at tvi , t, at the Palace Inn, Miteciaater. Attorney, Mr. Samuel '4;.•, : urn's-street, Manchester. James Flo:me, of Old-street-road, Middlesex, auctioneer, dealer ant! clk,spuir . , June 25, July 26, and 27, at ten, at Guildhall: Attorney, Mr. t inward, Barnard's Inn, Holborn. Z 1i • ) .i arrwa ti. at North Shields, Northemberiand,block and ..1v.:4 , 4 and chapeau, June 17, July 13, 1 sad 97, at ojeyeg, 354 tar Gifxge'i'avori, North Shields: Atternies, Mr. ri t gAptre, 4. Larzt "Indings,Teseole, London; vs Mt. D e,. votth wai-Lo. • < y , • J o hn Smogs Terainiai *Web, timber an& eostmerehant, dealer gild *hernial, pm* 0, and July 27,0 four, at the Rampant Hirai 1101, Norwich. Attornies, Mr. James Clare, Norwich; .or Messrs. W. and J. Taylor, No. 16, Featherstone. Buildlsp, Holborn, Loudon. Samuel Lynnell, William Lynnell, and Edward Perkins, of %Anthem, Kent,grocers, Jule Is, an. and July WI, at eleven, st ltuiidhall. Morales, Messrs. Debary, Seudamore and Currey, Cpate.street, Lisicoln's Inn-fields, Joseph Willdnstin,late of Lancaster, bookseller, stationer, dealer and &ammo, July 6, at five, July 9, at ten, and July 27, u 11, st the King's Arms Inn, Lancaster. Astern's*, Messrs. Mess dale, Alexander and Holme. New ban, London ; or Messrs. Baldwin and Thus:spoon, Lancaster. Thomas Colsern,,late of,Newlaud, neat Witney, Oxfordshire, but pow a prisoner in the Fleet, wpolstapier, dealer and chap. asso,lune 93, 29, at one, and July ai, at ten, at Guildhall Ananias, Messrs. Glutton and Carter, High-street, Borough. Joseph Stied Ward, of Heyhridge, Essex, coal-merchant, dealer and cbapman, June 16, AI, and July 27, at ten, at Guildhall,:- Attornles, Messrs. Watkins sod Feely, Stone Buildings, Lin- coin's Inn. John Charman, of Norton Fa'gate, Middles'', lie endraper, dealer and charlatan, June 22, £9, and July '7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Passmore,Warnford•court,Throgmorton.street. William Bean, late of White Nurse-street, Piccadilly, and of Blackman-street, Newinron Surrey, horsedealer, June 18 , 29, and July al7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, blessrs. Partridge and Co. Blackman-street, and Lombard-street. lames Smyth, late of Maidstone, Kent, brewer, June 18, 29, and July 27, at ten, at Guildhall, London. A ttornies, Messrs. De bary, Seudamore and Currey, Lincoln's Inn Firlds. • DIVIDENDS to be made at OVILDH ALL July 6, Ambrose Balls, Rumford, innholder, at one. July 6, William Williamson, Watling-street, warehouseman, at twelve. July 6, Amos Wray, Tokenhuase-yard, merchant, at one. July 6, Charles Hamertun, paper-manufacturer, at one.- July 6, Joseph Higgs, Dudley, listen-draper, at one. July 19, William llarryinore, Kilithury, brewer, at ten. July 6, Gilbert Hamilton, Wormwood-strict, nserLhanc, at one. July 6, Alfred Crate, Long-acre, plasterer, at eleven. July 6, William Vince, Lucas-strret, Commercial-road, carpenter, at pus. July 6, John Land, klaidstone, druggist, at twelve. July ti, Percival Evans, Cross-street, Goiwell-street, brandy-merchant, at one. July 6, James Lehner Ball, jun Kennington, coach-master, at twelve.- July 6, Thomas Woodhouse, Lower Shadwell, butcher, at twelve. July 2, Joseph Hill Beavan, Kensington, Hour-factor, at eleven. July 2, Edward Collinson, Crooked-lane, oil-merchant, at twelve. June att, Jan Peters, Portsmouth, merchant, at twelve. July 19, Frar.cis Ridsdak, Leeds,• merchant, at eleven. July 6, William Nix, Royal Extbange. Medicine-vender, at twelve. July 6, James 13ayly, Pituea, dealer, at twelve. July 6, Thomas Ellis and Edward Alder, Cruuked-lane, merchants, at one. July 6, Richard William Holt, Green Lettuce-lane, merchant, at twelve. June 26, Hannah Helliners, Juan-street, Commercial-ruaii, ship broker, at twelve. Julie 18, John Fisher Throckmotton, Guild ford-street, insurance-broker, at ten. July 6, Thomas Gibbs Williamson, Rotherbithe, mariner, at sleven. July 6, Smut 1 Mellon niiuggs, Lizard-meet, tuilder, at twelve. July 16, James Cowing and Samuel Catesby,. Iledford-court,woollen-dtapera, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. July 8, '1 bonus Ur, crack-founder, at twelve, at the Union, Birmingham. Jury 2, William Llewellyn, Carmarthen, merchant, at ten, ar the Vi• hue Lion, Carmarthen. July 8, Da niel Curling, just. Isle of*Fhallet, dealer, at twelve, at the Albion, Ram'gate. July 12, Henry Ninuno, Bristol, merchant, at eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, BristoL July 6, Roger Stick land, Brhtoldeweller, at one, at the Rummer, Bristol. July 12, William liaseksey, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the Angel, Liverpool. July to, Benjamin Scott, Bristol, corn-factor, at twelve, at the Rummer, Bristol. July 6, Jacob Gregory, Neath, Ithen-draper, at eleven, at the Ship and Castle, Neath. July 11, Thomas Wethersfield, tualtster, at eleven, at the While Hut, Backing. July 6, David Thomas, New Castle Emblyn, shop keeper, at eleven, at the White Hart, Bristol. July 4, Daniel Halt, Leaden, miller, at eleven, at the Blue Posts, Colchester. July 8, Jahn Davies, Ruberon Wathan, corn - mercha nt, at twelve, at the Castle, Haverfordwest. July 8, James and Nicholas Wea therly, Alawick, brewers, at eleven. at the White Swan, Aln wick. July 8, Thomas Barrowclough, Leeds, clothler,at eleven, at the Court-house, Leeds- July 11, 1 homes Davis, Bibury, dealer, at eleven, at the White Hart, Cirencester. CERTIFICATES, Je air 8. Robert Hole, Bow, Devon, serge-maker. Boys Err &mill, Great zuttou-street, watch-maker. John Priug, Crediton, tan ner. Robert Air, Botolph-lane, mealinan. Simon Rackhant, Norwich, liquot•inerchant. ' John Dry, High Ercall, woollen diaper. Rupert Armstrong. Worcester-street, hat-manufacturer. Christopher Holland, Lambeth, army-agent. George Walker, ockpor t, fellnionger. Thomas Brame, Lowestoft, herring merchant. William Sprigg4, Bath, haberdasher. - • Henry Sickles, tinualiing, butcher. William Wilkins, Ifilston, engineer. John Cartwright, Salt ford, victualler. William Crosland, Dewsbury, clothier. John Timings, Birmingham, grecef. IieIAIBURGiI MAIL. VIENNA, JUNE I. The territorial claims of Prince Eugene Beauhar. 'leis, in the Papal dontiaions, are now set aside by a convention concluded under the mediat;on of the Court of Bavaria. The Prince receives his domains there upon an hereditary lease, and pays for them, besides a linelonium of 150,000 francs, an annual canon of 20,000 francs.* The yearly revenue is esti mated at 850 thousand 'Vanes, and the capital value at 5 per cent. at 17 millions of francs. The Pope reserves to himself for nine years. the right of Re demption on payment of this capital. Austria will also make an arrangement with Prince Eugene, cn account of his domains in Lombardy, and will pur chase them back. If to those be added the indemnity which he expects from Naples, he will certainly be one of the richest individuals in Europe. • The words landcmitun and Canon are the terms employed In the original. COPENHAGEN, JUNE 4 —(From a Letter.) By am order of the Duke of Wellington, in conse quence of a convention, concluded between the Duke and the French Government, the allied troops are in future to assist the French douaniers against the smugglers, for which the troops are to receive so' much per cent. on the value of the goods seized, in proportion to the degree of assistance given. These smugglers are particularly numerous on the northern frontier, accompanied by the Allies, where they are frequently seen in bodies of twenty or thirty, mounted and armed, trying to pass with their goods.loaded on their horses. A division of his Majesty's own regi ment lately drove back such a troop of smugglers near Cervin, who were forced to leave behind, among 1 other things eight loaded horses : a douceur of %X) francs was Lotted to the men, which they generously gave to the poor of Car yin ; for which worthy con duct, his Majesty the King has caused his particular satisfaction to be signified to them. PARIS, MAY St.—(Frem a Letter.) Oeneral La-Fayette has been merely interrogated ; this caused the report of his arrest. Caulaincourt. Count Segur, and Monlesguton, Napoleon's high chamberlain, have also been interrogated. CADIZ, MAY so. Private letters from Cadiz state, that several cruisers have made their appearance off that coast, whose flag and origin are unknown. They are some of them armed with between 20 and SO guns, and they have captured several of our merchantmen. We have rea son to fear that they have come either from Cartha gene or Buenos Ayres. What astonishes us is, that there are British frigates in our waters, whose inter ference could easily put an end to these piracies. Our own marine is in such a state, that the appearanceof these wretched Bucatiars lupins mach alarm on our coasts. , FRENCH PAPERS. ITALY, MAT An epidemic distemper has, broken oot at Cagliari• It Inuit be of a serious nature, since the I)uke of Ge rievois, brother to the King , of Sardinia, who resided there" has hastily left the island, and embarked for N&ples, whence he goes to Turin. VENICE, MAY 27. We have received most afflicting accounts of the piracies carried on by the Albanian Corsairs in the Archipelago and the Gulph of S4lonica. Several Sardinian, Genoese, and even English vessels, have been captured in the Gulp!' of Salonica. They pur sued and came up with two ships with Tuscan co lours, which they sunk in consequence of having made a bold resistance. Several of the crew perished ; others, being wounded, were carried away. We hope that the English fill; will not suffer this insult; and that the English cruisers will be reinforced in such a manner as to inflict exemplary vengeance. It is im possible to make any arrangements with such barba rians as these, and Lord Exmouth may in vain at tempt to treat with them as he has done with the Regencies of Africa. VALENCIENNES, JUNE L The Engliih garrison which occupies this city is so numerous, that our barracks not being sufficient to lodge them, it has been necessary to quarter sme of them on the inhabitants. to whom this burden is ex tremely disagreeable. However, to alleviate it a little, an English regiment has been moved out of town, and quartered in some adjacent districts. The whole line from the Scheldt to above Conde is covered with English and Hanoverian troops ; and on the other side, towards Maubeuge, with Russian troops. There are posts of Cossacs a league from hence. The inhabitants of our town flattered themselves with deriving considerable profit from the garrison and the staff, but they have found their hopes in a great measure deceived : many dealets• and artisans of different kinds have arrived lure from England, and deprive us of the profits expected front the stay of their troops. MADRID, MAY so. • Private letters from Cadiz state, that there have appeared some strange ships our that coast, whose flig and origin are not known. It is affirmed that they have taken some merchantmen from our ports. Amongst those ships are some which carry from 20 to 30 guns. We have reason to fear that they are' from Carthagena, America, or Buenos Ayres.— What most astonishes us is, that in these parts there are English frigates, the interference of which would put an end to these depredations; for our Navy suf fered sl severely during the late war, that the ap pearance of these tree-bootees strikes great terror on our coasts. PARIS, JUNE De. The King went out yesterday the first time these four days, during which he has been confined by the badness of the weather. The Coruinittee appointed by the King to prepare the plan of organization of the Polytechnic has had several sittings, and is expected shortly to make its Report. The Chamber of Accusation, after 24 days of pre liminary examination, decided on the 7th inst. upon the case of the authors and accomplices of tbe frantic and abominable conspiracy of wretches who dared to assume the title of Patriot: of 1816, and whom object was nothing less than to attempt the lives of the King, and the rest of the Royal Family, and destroy the Government, in hopes of a few days or hours of plunder. Twenti-eight are ordered for trial before the Court of Assizes of Paris. Three have been sent before the j Tribunal of Chalons, and eight have been discharged for want of evidence. Among the 28 for trial at Paris are, Descisbes des Lascaux, Ex-Chief of Squa dron of the Staff of the Duke De Rochechouart . Gonneau, Ex-Representative of the Chamber of o-1 aaparte ; Bellaguet, Ex-clerk in the War Depart ment. The rest are principally tradespeople and mechanics, except Desbaunes, Ex-garde du-corps of Monsieur, and two other soldiers. All the parties in the affair of the Nain Tricolors, except Bouquot, affected an indecent smile on hear ing their sentence pronounced. COURT OF ASSIZES-SECOND DAY, JUNE li. TRIAL OW THE AUTHORS* EDITORS * SCC. 01 Till HAIN Tho early part of skis day was occupied with hearing further evidence, after which the President summed up, and the Jury found the four prisoners Stanislas Bouquot, Robert Babeuf, Jacques-Laurent Beaupre, and Pierre-S;iridion Dufey, guilty of all the charges,. and the filth prisoner, Georges Constan tin Zenowitz guilty only of aiding and assisting the said Babeuf in the printing and distribution of the said libel, but acquitting him of the rest of the charge. The five prisoners were then brought for ward, and sentenced to be banished, Zenowitz was, in addition, divested of his military rank. PARIS; JUNE 13. The Duke de Berri set off very early yesterday morning. After the departure of the King, the Court of the Thuilleries WAS shut. Acts of Royal munificence will mark, in all parts of the kingdom, the happy epoch of the marriage of his Royal Highness the Duke de Berri. The Prefects of the Departments have received ministerial instruc tions on this head. Workmen are occupied in taking down the car which is upon the Triumphal Arch in the Place du Carousel. The regicide, Ceurtois, accompanied by his daugh ter, arrived at Brussels in the beginning of the pre sent month. Yesterday evening several persons were apprehen ded in the Rue St. Claude, near the Boulevard of Bonne Nouvelle, for using improper language rela tive to the soldiers of the Royal Guard. His Majesty set out yesterday, at twelve o'clock, from the Thuilleries, in a carriage drawn by eight horses, fer Fontainebleau. The King's carriage; in which was Prince de Talleyrand, was escorted by a detachment of the Body Guard and Royal Grena diers, and followed by another carriage, in which were several of the Grand Officers of a Kin g y s Household. A considerable concourse of people lined the parapets of the Pont Royal and the quays, and hailed his Majesty with testimonies of the greatest satisfaction. • Tlia King and all the Royal Family will dine on the lath at the Palace of St. Cloud, but there will be no land of fete on that day. The Duke of 0, 1411 is expected at 'Paris this evening. The D a k e Bourbon is also expected. The list of the 28 accused persons, delivere,i frp r to the law, as the authors or accomplices of mous and detestable plot, exhibits an assembhe e wretches of the lowest description. This affrrd s !! 4 most positive proof that the r , :•enainder of 'llk p,,,, conxists only of the dreJs of the tl stance which comforts the hearts et the mel:-tli,post,:, There is not in this assemblage c,ne who tntrib e i t i. : interest or pity ; —in short, never was conspiraci against a State formed of baser and more absurd materials. _ _ _ It was by mistake that M. 11,scubes de Lasca r,, cluf tracadroa, apprehended and implicated in odious conspiracy against the Crtwerniment, ed to belong to the Staff of pLice. who has really been cavil:l , nel in t'.tt quality, i s o ,: e of those who was not tetaitte,l zt tt:e. time when Coosa de Rochechouart was °Lige,' to reform 1, 0 Staff. FRENCH FUND& —Five per Cent. C , .. 11s oi t h e llth, 59 G-10ths fr.— &ink Acti:)ns, 1,10! tr. PRIVATE LEY' I'El l / 4 . " ems's, ;;'ye " Didleesezecudou has taken place. entleasuure,i,tho od , out his interrogatories and trig!, to throo7 p:rvlexity asht into the minds a his Judges and of Governimmi. that he was but one of 26 Commissaries, aprointe,l b y , ve.: Power to promote the interest of the cal.e for nllicb about to ,svffer, and which, better conduct..•l 1w his ser , m .,. t celleapuet, would nitima•ely prevail After g this ippiro t or real confession, which he observed to he rot •!ierste•l ..,y desire to court the clemency of the King, which clemency c 0.44 but little prolong a life already so fax advanced, he resornmeaiteg to his Judges the immediate etecution of the sentence Lim, lest a short interval elapsing, such a ti.velation in thin?* might occur as to put hint in their place, arnl thew in Its. It, frank avowal bad the effect of suspen ling for a few d..ys the severity of Government, and of inducing on their part tvery kind of offer to obtain from him the completion of hi; reeelelaas on a plan, of which the late events, alarming a; they wer e , would appear to form but an inconsiderable part. " The Power alluded to by Didier is ern . ..lectured to be either Austria or Bavaria. It is certain that the military arrangements and general dispositions of those Powers, but pat doer!l the lat. ter, over which Prince Eugene is known to have so decided au influence, are a subject of real uneasiness to the Prer.ch Court— This Didier was a man of no common ability ex, enence ; Ind it seems unlikely, as he said himself, that, at his advanced age, he should have embarked in a scheme, the chances of which he had not well meditated, and which did not offer every rational pro• spect of success. It appears that be rendered to the King some services of old date, and which had given hint peculiar claims to his confidence; for, on his Majesty's arrival in 1814, when a E. of appointments, in which Didier** name did not appear, was pre sented to hint by the Chancellor, M. d'Ambray, he said to the latter—" What! shall there be no place for my friend Didier and immediately made him a Maitre des Requetes. " The fresh disorders of which Nismes has been the scene, :nd which commenced on the Sth of May, by the outrage corotnittei at the celebration of a Protestant marriage, lasted, with more cc. less violence, down to the 14th, when they were put an in! •o by the arrival of a considerable military force. 'M. de Trirges. !ague, one of the Representatives of Nimes at the Chamber of Deputies, and Under• Secretary of State for the Ministry cflt;t tke, on being appl ed to lately by a Protestant for redress, in a most *crochets case, observed, that the deference of religion mutt be a source of disorder in any State; and that until these t' ere amity of religion in France, there would be no stability in G-- vernment. •We must convert you,' said he, or yea will cos. vets us.' This observation may give you some idea of the gen.l-.11 tendency of Government in this punieiller," THE EVENING it. LONDON. TQMORROW WEEK THE S rATE LOTTERY WILL BE ALL DRAWN. ONE 7 ICKE r MAY GAIN THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. MONDAY, JUNE IJ, 1816. POLICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT '1 WEI.VE O'CLOCKs Reduced 63{—Cons. shut—for opening 0343 i 4 per Cent. 7331-5 per Ceat. Navy shut—Bond. Is. es. pr. Osmium pay. 23f —Exchequer Bills, Is. dls. S►. pr. SOUTH AMERICA. A conquered people, who revolt against their eon. queror, must be •aid of reason in thus revolting, if they have not sufficient strength to effect their free dom. But they may be considered criminal, if, through negligence, or a bad administration, they render those means for their deliverance useless which nature and circumstances have placed. within their power. It is not any general principles of justice, nor an eloquent assertion of the rights of man, which can be effectual to save such a people from the misery with which an enemy may overwhelm them. a Ma. nifestoes "and proclamations may give strength to their cause, may increase their partizans, may prove to surrounding nations who judge impartially that justice guides their arms; but never will 'lily avail to persuade usurpers to resign their claim—never will usurpers listen to the voice of reason." Though six years have passed over since the Revolution in South Ame rica began, the Americans have not yet been able to obtain a hundred thousand fire-arms, nor even t.) raise an army of eighty thousand men ; which mid they have done, their independence might no..v have been secured : and it is this which renders the issue of their fate doubtful, though it is well known that they will never again submit to the Spanish Goren - ment. Europe will take no part in the South Ame rican contests; the principles established in ti):: Congress at Vienna prevent it, and the policy of the British Government is well known in this respect. Let then South America feel that the must seek for deliterance from her own resources, and that it is firmness and perseverance that will secure , her inde pendence. A SKETCH OF THE REVOLUTION OF NEW GRENADA. New Grenada comprehends twenty-two provinces: Cundinamana, Popayan, Antioquia, Socorro, Lb' nos, Quito, Chow. Neyva, Tunja, Pamplona, Mar quits, and Carthagena, declared themselves indepen- i -11