Star. — London, England, 1816-11-11 00:00:00

• •'" r;" , ' • " AR- 11100101 —Tiest4eit • ' ••• • e. • - st rear . t mints A 16C Be • ' ; • • it 7 4 t_W the ratto of Goa, lea. . . . • . • Atop 4 Vrlisos of .oarismily sad of oarblstid4.ildia mealtime I Proem siasintAinin4dartog the papaw smarm, to sake lithe Chamber *stlittitti thirtinit and seat which belong to thssgfoyakchtsiblnh.* . : '• ' • ' .10"" from Lyons ilmOurffe that the silk mann. • .-facNisteniarthitt iltyisistre re trias4 . large orders fir booties at Vienna and tank& • .The thanefactufus ••• "are in full activity. • There was last•night a phYsik.etthiti .t A thewe was erected in the ante.chitatier •'n 11%e fiat Gentle:' 111A11. Fader and Bennet had theiibnourkko.perlorm before the 'King and' Rotel Fernili, • .• The price of cirri fell inn' fittneki the last Dunkirk Market, and it-is hoped k will continue to fall -The herring fishery is happily very productive . this year. - it .employs more than one hundred boats: at . Boirlegne, each manned by seven or eight mien, and there are days when the value of the product atuouoti • to 40,000 • The smnggling veleta the Po, • f Deal, lady swamped not' far from Calais. AR bands on board. to the number of seven, petiehed. The bodies of four of them having been thrown upon the coast, the Cointnissary of Polite repaired to the- spot, and; after the necessat y inquiries, restored the bodies to the per - sons who claimed theta on the part of their families. The gendarmerie of Wwtemburg arrested, during the. months of July, August, and se/signifier, 2161 individuals, viz. one brigand, S 4 robbers, '2 puchilsi 83 other criminals. B'4 vagabonds, 1289 begga rs Irvin military service, 4 desertess . how the country, acrd 20 in foreign military set vice. . . .THE OPENING OF -I*HE SESSION OF 1816. l t fils viemnity, the fourth of this kind skin the • Restoration, had excited more anxiety than ordinary, arW:iftracted a much greater concourse nr 'pc doors. ••• The r'wb rows of upper benches usually set apart for the Dcpu'i..s, were adorned by scar two hundred la. tiissc .Tee tribunes and the galleries presented a • . gtest number of. persons of distinction anti foreigners, . . Mons' whnin we remarked Mr. Canning in nip robes as an English Minister. Near the large ,tribune of , he Di l iomatic Body. plaice *ere prepared for the Doke of Cambridge and • star. . •, • • • • Atlnne o'clock thn, Peers of France entered in their • glritud:rubekaf state: ,This -is the firis time they as. •. sonstd.them in.public sitting. It coasissof a cloak, bordered with ermine, over their ordinsuirdress, and • • what a la Nay, IF. ; . • . 'Six guards de la Manche were placed behind ti.e throne. The elegance of their new uniform was very • remarkable. In place of the guld.laced hat a cocked hat has been substituted, adorned with feathers. Ab .ut two Oclock salvoes of artillety and accla mations from without announced the arrival of the Xing. H's Majesty was received by two deputa tions—one of five Peers and the other of 25 Deputies, and rested a few minutes in the ctloon of the Presi. dent. The entrance of the King into the hail excited Vie ailst lively enthusiasm. Cries of ' 4 Yana is Roi! roman kr Bourbons !" burst limn every quarter and were frequently repeated. His Majesty having ascended the throne, his Royal 'Hi t ,lintes Monsieur took his place on the right, the Duke. of Angouknse on the left, and the second place on the right was occup'ed by the Diike of Bettis' Toe three Princes were in the costume of Peers. • The Prince de Talieyrand, Grand Chamberlain, M. the Charecllor of France. M. the Marquis de Dreult Breve, Matter of the Ceremonies, occupied A isle accustomed places. The benches at the foot of *die throne were occu. • pied by the Ministers, the Marshals, the Ministers of Slate and the Counsellors of State. • The King uncovered, and 'sainted the Assembly. He invited the Peers to be seated. The same invi. vision was transmitted to the Deputies by the Chan. • cellor df France. The spectatcrs sat down without • +~ .? any i nv it at i on. The King being covered, he delikered the Speech, Ate which the whole Assembly arose amidst shouts - cof eriz k Rai! k Piot to &milk Radek 1 : ;M. Laitik, Minister of the Interior, called upon all ‘. arise Deputies is succession, and each of them, to the number of 210,.t00k the oath severally, of'which the . -Chancellor pronoenced thejsetssela ). • e• 14 1 swear so be feltWil to the Klog,so ober the constitutional - seance sad laws of the realm, and to conduct sliming every 04 as bostunsin loyal Deputy of the Department.. . . M. the CtIANCe4LoIt closed the Sitting in these words: 0 idalsrer In she name dills Kieft, that die 504311 et ISIS * Mews. she Puss sad Messrs. the Deputises will re, . • ' sie their respective thantbers. on Wednesday nest, as one 40‘. • . share to mennseacc their laboun." PAMPELUNA, OCTOBER IL • There is much talk here of a depot of arms which has been seized upon some private persons. whose in tenths's: ace suspected, and 'abuse conduct is watched ,by Ggsertunent. it would appear also that corre. spondenees lave been disChvered : justice will speedily be *line on the guilty. , flo seditious attempt could have soy success in this tountry, where all the 44m l:items love tranquillity. and hare gives so mauy • priiots of attachment to their Sovereign. .. MAPLES, tic:tom eo. • ... • W e have received the disagreeable intelligence that one of our merchautraen has been captured by a pi rate, • said to be a Tunisian. in the Gulf of Mantra (lonia, nod that it was carried off With its crew wed . corr.. We are afraid of new calamities, since the ' English eruizers cannot guarantee us. All the ma rititue towns bare renewed theit intreaties to induce .. • his Majesty to put to sea a sufficient naval force.— ** There are nn sacrifice's which' the merchants and 'peg* will not be dispOsed to lake, in order . to re ar/s pirates,and Inure the hedlour of the Sag of the Tr wo aicilies."—Such is the lOguage of all the ad. • diets*. to his Majesty. . BEILI,f, oCTOUP u p . . a i khing tiatistares hife asiespoillitere.Cols ,, ottiitel as to. the period wisia4o4ll be put fa: . . e.ili 6 lo ; . il l i coust3tistiott, 4l .. ~. 4f State sod other hies fUnctioMtkillaSllo6lll--)41-iitte purpose of tfaus.' • . bitsiSi:/ 4 OOP system of iltdiskt . e6iftbutions,.hiks. .. ,:risio its l a bo ss it sad submitted them to the at "tobatioa ofiiiw till It i• said that )4s. Majss:y is *tro " . P 096116 • them. tofios*The are' the - wo ol tat ,___l 4-w slew a b o ut to Ist . . .gscea::... so , •redoes. croasty iadueet tam ta• all the pto. I I / / 1 .atilit id daties)of new he GAO be Moo and laic imported , on thefrontiers. In the ititerii;r trade shall be free, and there shall no ' longer be visits," &c. • HANOVitt. ocroBER ts. A:grmt•deal of corn has arrived at Lnbec from Daneiic And Riga 4 some has also artist(' at Bremen soul itimbursh. It is sent off for the books of the I►iaitll! aid South Germany. • ~. . " ' DUTCH MAIL. BRUSSELS, NOVEMBER C. They write from Lisle, that new instructions have been received there from the Minister at War, ht re. lation to promoting the recruiting for the army. In consequence the recruiting for the royal guard has corninencetteneir, and also for the artillery and en gineers. The recruiting for be colonial regiments. which had also ceased, is again carried on with zeal. The cavalry andinfantty pf the line alone remain in the same state. The same letters state; that on the formal request of the Commandant of Mons. General Jumilhac, the Commandant of Division at Lisle, has delivered up tour deserters from the 27th Dutch regiment of light infantry, who had also been guilty of theft from dapir regiment. The Prince of Hatzfeld, Ambaundor.from Prussia to the Color of die Netherlands, jestetday had an audience of his Majesty, and delivered in his cre dentials. VERSAILLES, OCTOBER 30. (EXTRACT of • LIIITTLR.) There is nnti.ing new to Paris. The public mind in that capital is vet y calm, in expectation of the ap. preaching sitting if the Chambers. Madame Stael is now returned to Paris, and will soon publish a new *rock. She is much attached to the conqatutional p trty, but this does not prevent her from being visited by many of the most distin. I,uidied Latily conversing with or.e of them on that topic, the latter remarked--" and we also. Madame. we enter within the constitution." e< Yes," rsplied she. " as the Greeks did into the Troj.in boreeop set fire to the city !" is. DORDRECHT, NOVEMBER 4. By, a Cabinet order of his Majesty, dated the Ist in .t iiit, the Director General of Convoys and Li. has been enjoined to suspend the issuing of licenses for the export of potatoes and buckwheat, until farther orders. VIENNA, OCTOBER 11. We are assured, that on the day when the Imperial bride makes her entrance into this capital, all pledges under SOU florins in value will be redeemed, and very considerable sums of money besides distributed among the poor. it is said that 500,000 florins have been appropriated for these two purposes. TOE EVENING STALL LONDON. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 11. PItICJI WFOCKS THIS DAY AT TIWELYNOVI.OPIC !Wore! St; IS--Coss. w. hr ate. es GS 4 par Cm. 7711—S per Colt. H.,y Oil hat Beads tits. It& pte.--Zaohaptr Is. N. pro: A Dutch Man arrived last night, ana•this morning a Kill from Flanders. It appears that the recruiting in Francs for the Co. lonial Regiments, wkich had been suspended, is again carrying on with grestaetivity. The death of the Ktsto of WIJRTZMIIIIMI was caused by a catarrhal fever. The Crown Since WILLIAM instantly assumed the reins of Government, and on the same day his. Q,ua was delivered of a Princess, between twelve and one o'clock. A H,:mburgh Paper of the 29th of October, an nounces that The hereditary Prince of OLDIINSURO, who is expected at Copenhagen, will marry, it is be lieved, htr llightteu the Princess Royal Centime of Denrnalk."—The Editor adds,. a This marriage would be extremely unfortunate for the North of Europe." Does it not equally threaten the peace of the wholet !this long been the policy of Princes to atrengthen themselves by means of family alliances :, or. in other words to seek for mesas of aggrandise nernt at the expense of other States by the compacts ,wbich rise out of such connections ; and some States, as to second their views, have actually prohibited their Princes from marrying one of their own sub jects. In the times of feudal barbarism some reason might have best found for this; but it may now bn: questioned whether, for the peace of Europe, thia „system otightnot now to be reversed. The Vienna Papers are occupied chiefly with de. tails of the ceremonial and rejoicings appointed for the reception of the new Empress; but therponess no interest for as English Reader. • BgUB3ELS, NOVEMBER O. For two days past a change in the Ministry has Aileen talked of here ; is.. however, impossible at Ip - resent to say bow fer.thise reports may be foandeci . io troth. 'rise sorisat Bishop of ittuernoode. Bart* Van.. - leide de AgeleeYs had. yesterday-optimise andienee of theiElog; siam naked this •teueiabitt,telate io the iitostgriettist &emigre .* :4 . no it Isiginif hileat issimi*Pcid %le .‘einliery showily 4lppserc and which , will•elehe the eumsbor of our reiturseldipublieations Ritualist so 14; • 'lnfibe Sittings-4 derChautherefithe thetie-Ge ' 0 04 . 1 11 0 Budgie of die IWO* , ions► '?he sopeti4iiiits .or NM: jibed at' .73,00,000 frastosi-' dist Otitis yens was *gawp. Vises of tkaiiettoicdtpiplie#wititivCa the.o adios to tat tax snd the d CoMmi til.lositter thtierillifiste in the andla.tsawuswi. tweets neuni ttios in npittfekoa the iteeip and oeitkeihrelt shall seined ;la the interior y „ons wines, 'plying. a The CUOMO duties will attach co . Armies it from abroad; they cm only be levied on chef . • a •• L _ *halm I ' • • • AhlE . • itW AN AVAIRS. 2 Liter S t i die `te;it 1114, rt di= info* )14 that sect) . oats had. hies escekieill front Vera 'Otos. stating that Admiral 41.emi A WA,Iats capain Gomel - al ofCaba, and now efsiointaid Viceroy of New Spain, hid arrived thereon his way to the capital. He had brought with hiss the two thousand men originally intended as •a garrison to the Havanna!), but owing to the urgest want of troops. Mexico to reinforce the Royalitenty,it had been judged nuke 'ripedient to eind.the j ot there, ai the attitude of she . hiteogents daily beetles, mere menacing. Dry *grwailk.ikkid ge nerally 41 kinds of merchandise at Vera•Crus wets in no demand, nor indeed couldbalf their prime cost be obtained for them. theinsurgeati had spread so much in the interior, and the reads were so com pletely in possession of their CUerillas, that no inter nal trade cOold be carried on, although the want of supplies was immensely great. The Spaniards can not travel op to Mexico unless with an escort of 2000 men, and • from one of their. late convoys the insur. gems wrested eight thousand dollars. In this state of things, and seeing the impossibility of Spain to fit out an adequate expedition, both from the want of money and ships, a plan of reconcilia tion is said to have been revived, and now forms the general topic of conversation among the. Cadiz user ' chants. The basis is said to be a grant of free trade, and to place the Port of Cadiz on a free establishment. New York Papers to the 12th, and Boston Papers to the 16th ultimo, reached us this morning. Their tone is of that description which marks, we think, the restless disposition of the Americans. The Bri tish settlements on the one hand, and the unsettled state of the great Southern Continent on the other, excite feelings and desires not yet licked into form, but which, sooner or later, will involve the United States in war. . WASHINGTON, OCTOBER s. The Spaniards hare' at last committed an outrage upon the United States, which leaves us ao.alterna tire between immediate and ample redress and dig grace. The Firebrand, of six guns and thirty five men. I:tenter:net Cunningham, has been fired upon, without any provocation. by three Spanish corvettes, whereby an American seaman was killed. We have not been able to learn in what part of the Gulp!' of Mexico the Dons found an opportunity of thus sig. naliz:ng their valour ; but it is certain, that though the . Firebrand lad American colours fling, she escaped destruction only by superior sailing. NEW YORK. OCTOBER. 14. The Americans are busily employed in rendering Niagara one of the strongest fortresses in the United States. On the land side they are extending the works by strong redoubts ; and on the river they are construceng.thelving batteries, almost even with the water, which they properly can marine fortifications. Whether these works of offence or defence have given rise to suspicion in Fort Georgeb we cannot pretend to determine ; but we are Credibly informed, that the British Commandant has lately become very particu: lac about the spot where every .boat is to land, and has prohibited British citizens from amusing them selves by shooting or fishing on certain parts of the common beach, which has Assays, in times of peace, been as free to theni as the air they breathed. In consequence of this order of the Commandant, Tho mas Racey, Esq. and a son of the Hon. William Dickson, have been put into confinement for amusing themselves on the sacred, ground of the public in the time of profound peace. We soon expect further particulars respecting this disagreeable occurrence. The wind having suddenly shifted on Friday night, and blown with sail of outward-bound merchantmen month in the course of the day, all damage. The Navy Band Committee quiries into the differences that siu Rev. Dr. Scam Chaplain of yard, and Commissioner the Hon. ' Bart. on. Thursday evening ; and THOMAS, TiYAII blawrtu, the Honourable STSWART, and RICHARD &PPM% London, to deliver their Report and the Board of Admiralty. The yet been declared. Friday, the Henotr, Captain H. ing been refitted, and the crew paid mouth, since her arrival from Algiers. return to the Plymouth cruizing. tain JAWNCEY, sailed on Friday, tion off the Start. Sunday se'nbight the Trafalgar ports, arrived at Portsmouth, frac invalided soldiers; and oil Thur Sevier, came in from the same p 1 on the Bth ult. The MINDEN, 74, 4 was to sail on the 10th 1r the The Royal Familylapprared in mourning yesterday Smitten, Hon. Captain Aytuan, for the King of Witreatazaa; the male branches 'Le) with crape round their hats.' The principal men. from Naples. ou her way to Et dantd Ids° appeared in black. The lies, 24, Captain CHAIR Que The Wirtemberg Minister had an audience d the rived at , and the Offi bec. with Commodore cers appointed to the Palace RIGICNT oa Saturday , when, it is supposed, service, during the peace. his Excellency commanicated to his Royal Highness the death of his late Royal Master, the King of. At Brigham, Devon, when t: Wtsrwasaa.forty.three boats sail every men: tity Saturday Colonel PARERATRINFR, Aide.de-Camp Ole day last week such a q 'to the Emperor of RUSSIA, was introduced -to the hore, that two large turbot uan s. si Palms RIMINI at Carlton House, by the' Russian swings. and six pair of fine souls, were sold Ambassador. At a numerous and most respectable Meeting of Tbe Cherub, Captain FISHER, Noblemen and 'Gentlemen. - held at Dovntpatrick on Cherub,Promethetts,Britotnart,A the coast of Africa. The ships the 2d instant, a deputation was directed to wait on The respectable inhabitants Lord CaseLERZAOII, requesting his LerdsLip's ac. have subscribed very handsomely copulaee sif a public dinner, 'to be gives there on of the poor of that place,. and the - Monday, the 18th inst. • Yesterday being the first Sunday in Michaelmas from 'the e Royal Engineers has :Ordnance Board to gray Term, the LORD Klock accompanied by the 'Sheriffs, borrows, o berrows, shovels, &c. to enable them several Aldermen, and'City &kers, went in state work on the roads, instead of bel• plncessibit to St. Paul's Cathedral, where they were purchasing those necessary arena met by the. Judges, Serjeants, and other sages of the . Mu persons thus employed F law, when an appropriate sermon was preached br - the ' Losuslitawou i Chaplain. At the conclusion of families, 7s. per week ; 2d ditto, u. Divinetlerviest, they' returned to theldansion Home, rater:— let class, consisting of s.ditto; , and pensioners, Ss.' ditto. where there ow sumptuous eximaiumeat provided lies, 6 Stl ditto, single men , for thew.- r- The rumour is revived. and is credited in the best informed circles. that Lord Ltvaaroot. retires front Office. Report adds, that his Lordship's successor will be the Marquis Wat.t.est.gr. On referring to our Reports from Mark-Lane, it will be seen that Wheat bay again fallen six shillings. Tl.is will lower the price of tbe Quarters Loaf con fir. The Duke of YORK transacted 'unitary business with the PRINCS Ramer on Saturday. Viscount &mourn and Count hluarrea had au diences of the Pam= Itioaarr on Saturday. YesterdAy the LOAD CHANCaLLOI bad a long au dience of the PRINCE RIGIENT. ;" ted to the 4 violence, abtot : I nen put inns ill without the terminated in subsist betels Portsmouth ' STG eons • • I d the next tbr c) b he decision hi P. Powstus mid wages at to n° u e s, E L . s e I rd i M Igiers, saileil or The Hon. • to resume bet . ar and Nlstia Dm Gibraltar, arsday the F place. The) . Captain PA e East Inches. was howl! Engl tile. taint', has slf e Sir Roarrer H the Canadian the weather if 'riling to catch tit) , was brouet six halibots (k Id in one lot fu t, sailed this dal at Spithead em 1 1 I ge r ine and Go: of Plymouth f or theca). CoMMaadalg s obtained rang the the 41( them to cap! :is% at the eaP ssils tor the ritdw th m e m . WWI o,Fnadlaiicirttr : 1 '*irlL.fll~l'~liith C; nuADitit. krAtk, AHb nose soi AT MARL INIQUE. The Apotin; of Liverpool ; .Mary-A, iow ; Adventure of Plymouth ; Sauey badoes; and twenty-two others, mostly totally - lost at itartinique. during a on the 16th September. The Aldbro. &CHIT, from Honduras was.totally lilac the 28th September, - Bank. The Whim Penn, from Antwerp; to tho southward of Chirleston very leaky. FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER Arrived yesterday the PrrovioExce from;a cruise; and t f.-day the Planter, Demarara to ',mut. n ; and his NI; Dwaar, from a cruise. Tile M srli. for Lisbon; and Speedy packet, for I gone into the Roads.—Wiod E. S. S. PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER Came in the Punkin', sloop of Rs of Franee ; the Edward, LOWRY, bound of Good Hope; and the Two Sister , Jamaica. Put back by a strong gal- Cowi.tao, bound to Bourditatix. Pu tinglram Boyle, WATSON, from St.' P penhagee. with die lou of a topmast provisions, having been seven weeks: PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER Arrived yesterday a urge fleet of principally bound to the West lndi , main.—among them are the follow bourn and Auspicious, for Bengal Barbadoes ; Ann, Duke or Bedford, Louisa, Lian, Lumley. and the James, Aurora, for Granada ; Langley, s for for Gibraltar ; Clio, for Tobago; and Arrived to-day the Stockton transport, lens. Sailed his Majesty's ship Awe and the Maria transport, for Chat? am. Pitt, the Santos Manes, and the Dud DEAL, NOVEMBER Came down from the Rive' and sailed for Ihmarara ; Swan. for St Mir and Henry, for St. Kitt's ; London, Godfrey Webster, and William Has Hilda*. for St. Lucia; Mars, for the for the Havannah ; and Timor. dra, Five o'clock—The wind is not much and some 04 li,e natv:ard-bound are I D..wns.—Wriio W. N. W. DOPER, NOVEMBF R The wind has hard the Southward, accompanied with Captit:rt Pays, sailed the mor.i.iig inr C. dais, with passengers. morning the paint Vicnlay, Cape Dantzic, with 'vivre, bound to °port her anchors tind cables received NCATIMBiIe morning e, round from ►he Northward and ble► accompanied with heavy s!touers continued until near : it is no , moderate weather. The Lord Do►._ tain Pascoe, has just come in from Ostend, mail and passengers. RAMSGATE, NOVEMBER 10. . Put in several vessels. for shelter, =nog as follows—the Hope, Cocurn; Resolution, Molt Esperance, GONTIEN, with her sails split seclok damage ; and le Heros, FAILLAND, With 10 anchor and cable.—Wind N.N.W. blows hard. - • , • SRI - • . . ry-Ann, of H • army Itek,44 t••• )111:1 trentTe, • viotent 1i • ncl,uras to an•she • :144 • . • e rerp; was ti !., Liiht•holtitt; prn 3Elt 8. ' reit' xce revenotAtt. • inter, BRAVO, 'l°J Majesty' s : a .irlbi•roaßt; p ec For the BMA, ; l et IN ;411ER f sear, frot I t el et , bound to th e Sisters, ho ol ii • • gale the Put in the C, i St. Thomas ke • Ipmast and sho rt mks at sea. Wiad EM3ER t Oil re of Me; ladies; then lowing :-.41 1 , , ngwl ; Perna, f p I ford, Preston, D 1141 James, far Jami ti for Antigua; . ; and several • - niport, IronSt•H . . I iLaaninson a am •• attam. Pat ass' Duclat6eld. an ER to. 01 id sailed the Water ,r Michael's; n,' ..ondon, Zldias, eel Harris, for Jaa.i :e the Canaries; Caw API r• Ira, ter 13ontlio much better thialt f are Eichorn% • r Br..R 9. 1 :,,: i nd r iciat t gp t tipettraorre a s.i l antfii t onr : :.s h cita li parmThemea d vnA t i i n:inigL: . ,i: !iced other dimage;. ig eariy the wind 40 bier: exceeding nat ,vrs of snow, ; now, however, Duncan packrt, '4 • I